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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30
TIP .EGYpTIAN SIAl,."

e have received the first number of
.,oyptan Stor. IL is "a comely paper,
ished in Cairo. by Davis * Barton,
!. devoted TO the interest of the Re-
lean party. We give to the Star
.ssurance that it is welcomed to Cairo,
hope II will have longer life than any
predecessors have had. Mr.. Davis,
editor, says he intends to labor .'with
n and tongue and hand, and with
lie heart to make his paper worthy Of
&c patronage. May his brain and
.ue- and hand and hcart-work b.
IN vain.
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A ygW yIEN.

We publish in to-days BULLETIN the
card of Mathuss " Uhi, who have located
in Cairo for the purpose ofdoing -four and
commission business. These gentleman are
Chicagoans, aud bring with them the beat
possible references. They are both well
posted in their business, aud have All extern
si'c circle of acquaintances and friends in
Illinois. We have room for them in Cairo,
and arr always glad to welcome to the city
such energetic and responsible gentlemen.
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non, TRUSTEES AND DIRECTORS.

election for one school Trustee and
chool Dirccter win be held in this
N Monday. i,hofApr Who are
candidate, Have m,r Republican
A. ,si dslcrmined upon which Repub-
shall run for TruSteea.nd which mem
,ftheir party Of intelligence shall stand
,irector ~ the chest man 2 Or shall
ave M honest tight, under the XVIII
,ndment, for the Offices The ma
nv ofthe Amendment cannot probably
1t into working orderly the 18th, and
e presume, the best man" dodge is To
ind again.
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POLICE COtRT.
Esquire Bros. presiding.

EsJulEe pte-ltlnB.l
Two Sullivans came into the presence
first. ono was OF the name of James aud
the other rejoiccd ia the cognomen Of
Matthew. Mat. asserted Jim had assaulted
him; and the case proceeded. 1t came
tu nm end. aud the defendant was dis
missed upon payment Of costs. He was
guilty enough for that, and il he had been
just little more guilty he would have been
fined sure III paid his ~ Ij and went
out of court. Cain Wa. the cruel officer
Next came the win,cme Winnie Wis
dom. charged with the grand crime Of
having allowed her tongue to be both
abusive and offensive. She was fined Sc
and costs. If she could have been abusive
without being offensive, or riee rerso, she
would have gone free. Arnold officer.
Jim. Riley got drunk. CAIN while
persmbulating the street with his cane,
saw him in the act, and gobblcd him. The
fine wa, only 81, bat he went to Jail for
81, days. Alas Where Is Matte Pa,er-
son
Msssslla Gamer fell into the hands of
Higglin, who charged him with being va
grant. lie acknowledged the soft impeach-
ment, and was fined $40. Jail for twelve
days. Board free. Massalla Is the gamer
Martin Holmes, John McMartin, Frank
Myer, Jas $. Grant, and John Hedly were all
drank. Cain and Powers went for them,
and the Squire went for their pockets and
got out Of back II and costs.
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RIVER NEWS.


The weather continues variable. being
am"dlry Of .un.hine, shade. and shower,
The river ha. risen over - niche, since
la-t report and from the account- received
frun other port, We may expect the rise o.
increase steadily until il rcacbe. food hight
and the rain, Moth, Fact, aud West, n,
well u. snow IN the West arr reported n.
being unusually great, the rice promises t,
bee an extraordinary one. From all quarter,
North, the warning comes 10 those who
live in the bottom lands If the Wet and
South 20 prepare for m unusual flood. The
extraordinary circumstance 81 a food
from the Mississippi ut Cairo, will probably
occur this spring for the fir, time Ia many
years. Ar weprepaFcd for this?
The Cumberland Is rising With thirteen
fee, water en- Harpsth shoals
Business on the leyee ha- fallen of con.
siderably, although fair amount is still
transacted.
The Forsyth discharged there 30 .ks cot
ton seed, and received l34 SIX, coffee, 10 hbl,
molla'.e,, 81 roll, leather, 2 hid, tobacco,
65 pkg assorted freight for st. Louis, be-
side, several lot, way freight.
The Mississippi is still rising rapidly at
St. Louis. The Illinois /, out of it, hanks,
and the upper Mississippi is blooming.
The Ohisis rising rapidly at Pitt-burg
with sevsn feet water in the channel, and
rain was still falling day before yesterday.
The Knnwha river is neihly bank fun, and
j. rising at the rate OF twelve inch,~ per
hour, The Ohio had risen fifteen feet
during - hour, ending Tuesday morning,
al PoIneroy and was rising twelve inche, an
hour at Galipolis on Monday morning last
At Louisville there. is eleven feet water
oyerthe falls. The Ohio i, rising all the
way down 10 Cairo.
. The Quickstep brought SO pkgs wagon
staf s. bbls whiskey, 8 bbls apples and
few lots sundries for reshipment south and
the following for Cairo;-C. r. Wood
ward, Gs bundles spokes, 20 bundles hubs,
grindstone, Sam Woods l hid tobacco.
W. NJ. Davidson IL plows, pkgs sundries.
j. Fulton, Egyptian mills $50 empty -four
barrels. J w. Steel, 5000 slaves. Is. ).
Iarrell tin safes. Owners on board, lot
furniture and sundries.
The Olive Branch received here over 100
tons produce for Southern points.
The Belle st. Louis received so tons for
Memphis and appoints,
The Atlantic receiveds barge hare laden
with 80 900 feet walnut lumber
The COLUMBIA, packet Dan Able has all
he freight she can handle, and the little
Odd Fellow is kept busy carrying freight to
way points.
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CAIRO GIFT ENTERPRISE.
M. y. Reilly. Rs.idenest 20 he disposed
OF by Lottery.

In our issue of the 18th inst. We referred,
70 the Gift En,erprise of our fellow-citizen
Mr. T. Reilly, and again desir" 10 call at
,cntion 10 IN" subject. The principal prize
will be his splendid two-s,ory brick res
idence and the two lots upon which i,
stands. The house stand. upon the highest
land, within the city limits being two
feet and nine niche. above the present g.
tnblishei city grade; !. siSty-hve by
seventy feet aud contains nine rooms,
two OF which are large double parlors. All
the rooms in the front portion of the build
ing are furnished with CRATES and marble
NANTES. Thu ceilings are twely. lee,
nine inches, in the clear. There are TWO
beautiful balconies, surrounded by iron
ratings, from either of " hich n magnificent
view 81 the OHIO snd Mississippi river.
can be obtained.
Til. deed will be- deposited in the hands
Of Col. :. ;. Taylor, one Of the Trustees Of
the Cairo City Property, to be executed to
the person drawing the prize and any en-
cumbpncc. on the property will be salts
He'd previous to the day Of the drawing, so
that the lucky prize-holder may have a
clear and indisputable title.
Mr.. Kelley is one ofour most reliable busi-
ness men, and takes this method Of disposing
.ofhis property in the hope of obtaining II
better price than he othsrwise would be en-
abled To do, and for the purpose Of disposing
Of II probable. He refer. TO Col. y. ).
Taylor, Trustee Of Cairo City
Property; ID. Hurd, Esq, and
c. y. Hughes, Esq, President and
Cashier Of the First National Bank; W. T.,
Halliday, ESQ., and A. Is.
Stafford, Esq, President and
Cashier ofthe City National Bank Hons.
NIL. Allen, ID. w. Mann * w. II. Green
Judge ID. J. Baker; G. n. Winston d Co.,
Real Estate Agents; Strstton q Bird and B.
Smyth * Co, Wholesale Grocersi II. ii.
Cunningham, Rittsn House and
Hanny, and Scott White Wholesale
Dry Goods Merchants; Col. Geo; w.
Mckeaig, and TO the other citizens OF Cairo
generally.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

81. Nicholas Hotel, MARCIA p, $50
2 j n Gibbs * lady, Ills Mrs. Ederr, do;
II II Meadenhall, do; I II Arnold, do. y IL
showall, Mo; ID X Snyder " family, do; II
Burline do; @ Ritterbooke, Ky; l. G Ham.
ilton, Ohio C Parsons, ILL., Captain c VI
Mcbride, do W Armey& wife, do; r NJ A
Major, KG w + Price. Tenn; A Gumbertsi
Ind; G A Grovedale Arkansas; ID Guthrie,
Ind; j Carroll, La Dan Hysr, ILL James
Clark. III: j Wallace. do.
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Me,srs. Miller and Miller have just re-
ceiyed an unusually large, we'll assorted
and strictly fashionable supply Of piece
goods, to which they ask especial stten-
ton. The lot embraces the finest cloths
and cassimers ever brought to Cairo, and
such variety ofstyles that all tastes may
be accommodated. Suits or garments
from these goods are made to order in the
best manner and latest style, aud nj fig
ures that will defy competition. For
proof Of this they only ask to be- put ON
trial. AT all events call around and see
the new goods. jsn25tf
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eomplete.i stock of gentleman.
hing goods 10 ,hecity, is to be found
lsr ana Miller !. Il would be
kable want ind ,sd, IN this line tina t
ammo, satisfactorily supply at the
Iowest figures ruling in this market
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TO ST. IvvIs. GREETING ,

We commend the following advertise
ment, which We find In the New Orleans
Times, 20 the citizens Of st. Louis who
continue 10 ignore the existence of Cairo.
II 1t were not for Cairo, the boats in the
1t. Louis and New Orleans and Memphis
trade would .tarve. Seven months in each
year the boats come out Of 81, Louis light,
and I'll out q, this point; and yetSt Louis
is continually disparaging Cairo, and never
loose AN opportunity to throw at US abuse
and poor article Of Wit. But here is an
advertisement which should make them
open their eyes TO the fact that Cairo can be-
formidable rival if she can no, Be a warm
- - <,
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The new supply ofsilk hats just received
by Miller & Miller is worthy of especial
attention Of gentlemen who wish 70 pur-
chase anything in that line that is strictly
fashionable and Of hrst-class manufacture.
The supply embraces all sizes and as to
price and quality satisfaction is guar
anteed. feb2stf
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JoHs BRows, City Clerk.
iSpsc isl Meeting Of the Select Council
Care, ILL.,. March ~ ls5O

Caire, H., March ~, ls70.
Present The Mayor. and Messr..
After, Barclay Jorgenseil, Meyer and
OCallahsn--j.
The Clerk presented to tho Council
the following resolution Of the Board Of
Aldermen: f.f F..
Resolred, bV tie Board u Aldermen, IRE
Select Council Coaeuriag, That the follow
ing proviso, be- added 20 aud made par,
VI the second resolution of the series 81
resolutions donating 10 Mr.. Gam bic certain
moneys, and giving TO him q guarantee
against a certain mortgage existing against
finsen lots Ia b. donated TO the said Gam
bic By the Cairo City Property. aud which
resolutions were adopted by the City Conn
Gil on March 25ih 1870, to-wi:
Proridsd, That the city shall be scc,Ired
from loss, in case OF reversion of the prop
erty by reason Of the isilure OF the -aid
Gamble to comply with shc term. agreed
upon between himself and the Trustee. 81
the Cairo City Property OF for any other
cause.
Mr.. Barclay moved that the Council
concur in the action II the Board If Al
dermen. Carried by the following vote (:
Aye.-Bsrclay. Jorgen.en, Meyer
% Callahan
Nsys-Arter. ..
Adjourned.
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NrrRopotIT,v HOTEL.

The Metropolitan Hotel is the only
srst-class hotel, kept for the entertainment
of colored guests in the West. Situated
on the corner Of Commercial avenue and
Third street. ". l.. Scorr,
mar 22dtf Proprietor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30

are among the hrs,-clsss steamers of This line.
Through Ticket. 10 all points North via Cairo,
for sale q 80 Common street, under the ~.
Charles Hotel
All rates ard all through bills OF lading from
New orleans, W the above; gwen aud signed only
Al the ofice oi th" Company, No - Csrondel.t
street Shipp.f. ~ this rVui. save all drsysg- and
transfer charges, and their goods are sl~sys o.
der cover. Insurance one quarter les- than ~ sny
other Tuut. AuI mates loser
jas. I. TUCKER. G.n'l Agent.
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Especial Meeting Of the Buard Of Aldermen.

L-P'Niel HtV'fHt VI ioaTh VI
CAIRO, H., March -, 1870.
Present--Aldermen Kleb Lohr. Loner-
gan, Mckee, Mendel, walder and Win.
ter.
BY Alderman Mckee:
Resoired, By Me Board 81 .il5ermen IN,
Select Council Concvriag, That the follow
ing provisc, I've added 10 and made "A
part Of the second resolution OF the serie,
Of resolutions donating TO Mr.. Gam BILE
certain moneys, and giving TO him guar
antee against certain mortgage existing
against fifteen lots TO be donated to the
said Gamble by the Trustees of the Cairo
City Property, and which resolutions were
adopted by the City Council on March
10th, 1870, to wit:
Prorided That the city shall be secured
from loss, in case of reversion of the prop
erty by reason of the failure of the aid
Gamble to comply with the terms agreed
upon between himself and the Trustees of
the Cairo City Property, or for any other
cause.
Adopted BY the following vote
Ayes-kleb, Lohr, Loncrgon, Mckee,
Mendell, Wslder and Wintoy-7.
Says-NOne. #..|...
Adjourned.
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STEAMER srw ER,'s .ToRcm LlomT."

hsifASkR NtN tRA'> "IOktM LlsNf."
we have received "a number OF the paper
bli'hed on the agGiticent new steamer
and Ira now plying betweeen Cairo and
" orl'an-. The paper l. called the Trch
yhf, Is edited by Mr.. james Kerr, Jr,, and
rAcy little sheet. From the number da-
Mar ii 2eih We copy the following ex-
|ci FROM an article on "Business.'
Business At Chlro was unusually lively,
shipment. To New Orleans aud way
pit have been very heavy for some time
ok, The regular boat from It. Louis are
ming Quito Cairo hungry ns wolves and
$ntins from eight hundred 20 one thou
Id ton, 10 complete their cargoc.. E".
We are not selfish. kylsnd, and while
are hunting for trade have M oh.
pfloh for some of your boats 10 engage in
same laudable enterprise. We have
he some tall bunting, sure, and bag,ed
II game so pick your flint aud try il
Jain for there is still little more game
n, and if YOU or your aristocratic friends
r SURE shots, you may yet find our hunt
y grounds are not bal 10 follow after.
we oDs"FNN y. lhe ~. Louis Times of
|e 18th, that the NJ, j. Wicks had gone
pm IT. Louis, To our "hunting ground"
Eer full load, having heen telegraphed
hi she could get all she could carry
|iow's that for high, Rylandi
Several captains were in communication
(th the shippers at Cairo toward getting
kds for their boats, as freights Tor the
Iuth were scarce at st. Louis, and ton mage
the excess. TIE Bismarck came out
III loaded and had gone TO the Elevator.
Cairo when We left 10 take on the bal
bee Of her cargo; others would follow
|it. Hurry your boats down TO u, Mr..
emocrst kyland; we have left nstruc-
pms TO give them all rsw TOM, for fear
icy get into that fellows hands that the
hiro Price Current speaks Of
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FOR SALE.
3Oth Day Of April Next,

al th"Auction Room Of D.'Hartman, on CONNER.
cial Avenue, a lot ~ Watches which hay. been eft
~ "a Tor repairs aud remaining one year uncal-
ri iof, "a pa, The charges for repairs A. the same
time ~ lo sold lot Of Jeweiry, len for repair
AID uneailet for, Tor one wear.
The following DESCRIPTION ant name left with
the watt hes:
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just received at +. Nef :, No. 30 Ohio
Levee, splendid 10, spring Cashmere,
Coating and vesting., which will be made
up in the most fashionable styles, and a,
price. to suit the time, perfect d. guar
ants"d or no sale #
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30

BARGAISsl BARoAISs ! A good suit Of
clothing for ten dollars, at T. Ncf., 10
Ohio Levee
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Good Cotton Socks. only Is cents per
pair or 81 % cents per do1., at p. Ncf-.,
No. ~. Ohio Leyee. IT,
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CAIRO AND CHICAGO.

ar The Illinots Central Rstl.
SsesS6is road and Niue Line, VIA Cairo, tsk.s
freght from New orleans, on hrst-clsss steamers.
leaving daily At p. m, for Cairo Chicago aud all
points NortNsnd West, va Cairo-Thr
GREAT REPCBLuC.
THOMPSON DEAN,
BELLE LEE,
INDIANA,
GRAND ERA.
RODT. r.. LEE,
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Clothing for the million at T. Nef's No
70 Ohio leyee. The bes, good ia the city
will be found ut this house II
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ORR R0uxplnOuI POCKET.

r.. A. b. Stafford, has returned from
trip to Chicago, safe and sound.
adge Allen is in the city. His visits
!, home are not frequent, and are all
&.
he Gamble donation by the Council is
ular with the people. On this opinion
u gamble.
omings has pen holder which com
child to hold his pen properly. Iii.
ed Eas,man's Penmans Assistant
Mere was an unpleassntness between
females on Commercial Avenue ye.;er-
The fight took place near the post
ZEE.
he Mayer. position on the Gamble
|-tion Wa, U. h. lie did not 60 40 far
opposition as v. were led To believe he
hid.
Ar. John Antrim has opened out
* Of read y-Inade clothing IN Rcilly's
good, store room, corner Commercial
snue, aud Sixth Street.
\ kenlucAian .la,hci out big knife
terday and was about to butcher Bristol
ftillwells XVII Amendment. lie was
ply oonciliaied, and carried home with
boodie.s knifr.
Hr. VIM. Morrin, Formerly Of the Bot
hIS passed through the city to-day en-
te Tor 81 Louis. Mr.. Morrin has ho-t
friends 10 Cairo and many Of them had
opportuniiyto take MIN BY ~. nsnd
ping his brief stay in the city.
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views q TIE CITY,

snler. chin Cure. -''it never
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COUNCIL MEETING.

Cairo, H., March 29th 1870.
Present His Honor, the Mayor. and
Councilman After, Barclay, Jorgenson,
Meyer and . Callahan, aud Aldernen
kleb, Lohr Lonergan, Mckee. Mendel,
Walder and Winter--ll l.At
The Mayor stated that the meeting had
been called for the purpose of reviewing
the action of the Council heretofore taken
In regard to certain donations proposed to
be made to Mr. Gamble that the Council
that he might have an opportunity to lay
hi, objections to their action before both
boards that he would not have called the
meeting at all, ii h. had not been impelIed
Ia do SO by the great interest he felt IN the
movement; that the action of the
Council, in that il did not secure
the city against the danger Of paw
ing the mortgage on the lots donated to
Property, in the event Mr.. Gamble should
fail toperform his part Of the contract and
the lots by such failure should revert to the
Trustees was faulty and imperfect; that he
did not wish to veto the resolutions, if the
omission could be supplied, and that he had
called the Council together TO consult them
in this regard. The Mayor then stated that
in hisopinion no action could BE- taken in
the matter in Joint session, and he would
ask the boards to scparate for the formal CON
siderate of the subject.
On motion, adjourned rrnf#
JoHN BRowS. City Clerk
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riRNIsHlNG GOODS.

~ BysTlN ISL. Enders' ston-
ittcrs.
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JoaS Bows, City Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-01-01
jag. L. RICHARD .
sac. L. RICHARD. JSo. Z. "ELshANs'
1869 Sl0
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT TIE
LADIES STORE.

U1HE undersigned have just returned from the
Eestsrn Cities, with large and well Sc
lected stock of Dry Goods and Notions, &C.,
and would respectfully invite our old customers
and the public generally, TO call and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling
confident that IT will be 10 the interest of all 10
DO so, as we are offering bargains We name
10 part as follows
fN pONESTICS-Bl achcd and uubleacn-
ed Cottons Of al lgrades, IS and lO-4achedble
and unbiesched Sheeiings, Prints, Ginghams,
Bed Ticks, Plaid Cottons, Furniture Checks,
Shifting Stripes, CANTOR Flannels. Brown
Drills, Crash, &c, &c.
IN DRESS GOODS-Plain and Plaid Pop
inns, Lus,res, D'Laines, Colored Alapacas, En-
press Reps, C, SC. also complete line oil
Bl.ck Alspacas at al prices and very low fig
ures: Mourning Goods, Bombazinc, Single and
double width Wool D1.aines, Hepps, Poplin
Alapscas. Crepe Wells, Collars, &C., SC.
10 NOTIONS our stock is very complete
Embracing, Hosiery, Gloves, Corseits, Hoop
Skirts, Knitting Cotton, Draids, &c, &c.
We would also callspecial attention to our
stock Of Flannels, consisting OF A Shaker, and
other we'll known goods both lwllied aud PLAIN;
also Blankets, Balmoral and Boulevard Skirts,
Shawis, Hoods, Scarfs, Sc, sc.
FUNERAL G00DS-Of these goods we
have complete stock, aud ell orders Wall re-
ceiye special aud prompt attention.
Remember consider il no trouble TO show
goods Call and examine our stock and prices
and b. convinced that we are Offering bargains.
Feeling thankful for past patronage We soiici
a continuance of the same, which We hope TO
merit by strict attention to business and Cheap
Goods. TERMS CASH.
RICHARD & WELSHANs.
Oct. is, 1869. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-01-01
PIANOS! PIANOS f!
rr-z .,,zs',..---4rs
df y JI

Gold NIedal for 1868 has Just been awarded
to CHARLES NJ. STlEFF for the best
PIANOS nov made, over BoItimorc, PhIla-
dcIpnia and New York Pianos. Office,
Wareroom No. 7, North Liberty Street,
above Baltimore Street, Ia l,more, Nd
CTIEFF'S PIANOS have all the latest i'm
- provemenis including the Agrale Treble,
Ivory fronts, and improved French action, full
~ warranted for Eve years, and the privilege
Of exchange within twelve months II not en-
tireIy satisfactory 10 tie purchaser. Second
hand Pianos and Parlor Organs always on hand
from $50 to 1900.
The following persons have our .Pianos,in
use-Gen. Robert Il. Lee, Lexington, Va; d.
S. Rculcn, VIM. g. Butler, Fletcher kerney,
J. r. Chapman, 3. +. Harrison, Il. c. Will
iams, john Burns, Warren Eby and John
Packet, of Jefferson County.
~ For further particulars apply to B.F
Harrison, Shcpherds;own, Va.
Send for a circular. Terms liberal.
January Is. 1868. tf
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NTOVES STOVES STOVES =
y We have just received . stock OF
Cook Stoves, Base Burning and olher
Yesling Stoves. and those 10 want SoCld
do well to look al our stock before pur'
chasing elsew here.
DC Curdy g. Duke.
oct 9 Charlesiowu.
1UM Shoes and S4Bales, st
& John Rays
oc, is Shoe Store.
STATIONERY. the largest stock cheap
- est and beet in town, OF
oc,l Billings Drug Store.
IMPROVED Double Screen Dixer Fan,
for sale by Jas Lar. HooG
octI6 Charlestown.
IF you wanr to subscribe TO any paper
| you can get It at publishers prices at
nov 90 Lqucks BOok Store.
TO you wan, to please yoor children
IL call at Lauck's Book Store aud get
Toy book.
IF you need a good Base Burning Stove
| or Heater, that gill Go all you require
of it without trouble and annoyance,
when once PGl up, get the Oriental Tor
sale by Jas. LG'0. Ho0U'
oc, 10 Chaleslown.
HYDRAULIC Cement, Calcined Plas-
II ter and Cisi,rn Pomps, ius' received
and for ess 10y DC Curly 6 D9ke.
oct Charleslown.
TORN Hampers and Scoop Shogeis, for
Ii sale by Nc Curly D. D"ke'
oc,0 Chahestow3.
9lALYANIZED Iron and JaPonned
Il Coal lIoGs, for sale by
Ne Cmdy 6 Duke,
oct 9 Chahesiown.
fUHE "Exce,ior Cook Stove, Tor sale
/ by McCudy & Duke,
oct Q CharlesIowD.
DUY your School Books at Lauck's
ID Book StoTc--he keeps all kinds and
sells cheap. nov ~
RlLINP Chimneys for lamps, warranted
i not to burst, for sale by
nov 20 DaUid &. KeeLy.
IN CORDS Of Wood for sale by
% oct 80 l. SAefcr.