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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-13
BULLS
S!ARSAPARILLA
VS. -
Read tile Cnptuin's letter ana
The Letter from his Mother;

Benton Barracks, Mo, April ~. isCa
pr JOHN Ul.L-Dcar sir: knowing thc el..
cheney of your Slt~parilla, and the healing AMI
beneficial qualities u Possesses, send yuu t'r
following statement OF my case;
Twas wounded about Two year ago-was taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Benz
uuuivc 80 often, my wounds have not healed yet
have no, sat up moment since "a, Wounded.
an shot through the hips, My genera health
IL impaired, aud need something 90 assist ~
turc. | have more faith IN your sasapaT..la than
IA anything else. | wish that that il genuine,
Please express me half doEer bottles, aau
obllSe tAFI. I. J., JOHNSON,
81. Louis. Nc.
T.. s.--The following Was written April 90. ls'',
b' Mft. Jcnnic Johnson, mother OF capt John
sons
pR, JOHN BuLl.-loT sir; Ny husband, H.
4 e, Johutuu, Was .kliligl surgeon ant ph!sir
lau 10 Central Now York. where he died, leaving
IL" aho,. &. 4, johnson IN my care, A. thirteen
wears of age be- hJt chrome dlarrhea ant
-gruftla, mT which gave HIM your Sarsaparillt
IT CURED hlAl. ] have iOt ten years recon.
mrnied 10 t0 many ia New York, Ohio ami low
Tor rcroh.la, fever sores, an0 general debility.
Purir-t success has attended Il, 7As ctrfs sssli,s
~ N scragld and fcrSr di's5,i
tsirIcui'gs, am very ANXIOUS Tor my son 90 HgaIn
have recourse to your Sarsaparilla. lie u isarW
~ getting spuuons sriiole, hence his wTIt.ug boo
) on fort. HIS wounds we're terrible, but { o..
IleNs nawlll recover Respectfully
JENNIE JoHN,uA
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-13

utnsarly one hundred re- eipirfor nasing .r'n "
al kinds Of wine DIN. ale. Beer. Cor ,linls FL
peroi CIDER, and much other useful inflammation
81 th,s. dealing IN OF manufac "a ing any Of he
base, either Tor the ,r'd" % holnt u-c.
-ont w mail, Tree 81 po-'ng", Tor y e'ai'. Ad.
dfr.,, Il. Il. NORMANDY, i1i MrEet 'tr"c',
-. Louis, Mo- rHtzi VIVA"
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GlEAT EXcl1mryr.-Grcn, slaughter

GEEAT ENcirrMEyr --Grcu, slaughter
Of High Prices nj Antrim ~ Ohio Lcyoc,
where you rHuuo, only find the most fash
ionAbleUnd aaf,uablc stock Of clothing ia
tho city, bu, the largest and best variety
II Straw, Lcghurn Panama, Cas.i~ere aud
St.i. lla,sr yeI o!eIed in Cairo. Buy you
hsi md clotGlp Iish, tA,fe tf
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o .

Meyer corner e Twe'fh stree, aud
Wellington avenue no; only keep splcu-
did -. l.oui, beer bat the purc,t ~ Wine
and liquors, and the ho.t brand. ol cigar.
iuueil3G
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No Extra Charge for Storage.

FugprumIt r.iurus ani strict attention 10 bu-.-
nose NuUli most rr-p", imlly refer iu lur follow
lug meTuhant-, bankers and others.
Halliday Bros, II, ilurl - sons, Adams ENpr,s-
Company, A. a.. Saf'orl y. = Harriet, Hrietul 4
SulNell, rsulG. Schuh, g.. u, Williamson, Flnl
NA'iontl Bank, ol Cairo. BORDEN Jones, New
york. A. Preach, Hogan, Clark = sleeper, Bos-
ton. Atlantic Glass co, Pittrburg. CVnp \ FRO,
hi ca,u. \, Mc,,cnhimcr, bonguh, \ Hall 4
10 81 Inns- ImlNlII.
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It'sT EECEIvFp d. The Sh"o Fly Elliu,
and Don't Bollcr NJ Hat aul cop 4
=. Nrir-. No - Ohio Lcyrr.
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Clothing for the million at H. N,t- No
20 Ohio lcycc. The hes, good in tie city
will Zee found at tli, house II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-13

STyDY your Interest. and read the nj
ycr.i.cmcr,l Groat., Work of tho Age
IN ,hi. paper. mayl
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-13

LOOK NJ VALDEZ STOCK 90 CL"Tni>G
and furnishing good, TuIs WEEK. II !.
rcpic,r with MI THg Hos.!iiea OIL the
season, ut price, 10 ,ui, the ;imc.. Corner
sixth stree, aul Ohio love,
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Special Notices.


Magic Arts, Discoveries, etc., com pri,Ina vain.
~" Information for everybody. Sent ~ mail free
POSTAGE for 10 cents.
Address Il. r.. NORMANDY, so Mfript suo.t,
Louis, Mo. sha7Iav,v
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-13

4 sur. cure tor Hcadl'ho, D..rrH, Itfu'-s, -
rnza.ug 70 ~" ears, saud ~ ar srLaNrrA.
IOHY. pure rs cents,
ne. Either ~! tho ahY'r .rui POSTPAID r re-.
'"lpi ~ ufIo".
Address Joseph K. L-aglr ls Harf .'.',
. l..u'-. MOI s.. ;, .gil,lH
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M'''''''" AN
How Lost. How Restored.

Just piL!,.A.i, IA q sealed "nN'lol". lI.' ~
,snt. A lnetur, on tks ukri1d 'fainei9t ~
rIii chi cure Of sprrmst orrlies"r -cniit', W."
ne =, involuntary Emlssiuu,, -"'lN u'n w, =.
la te-iimsut- Go Marriage s'u"FniN s"N"ts"'s
llysir.i Inc Ia ~, fcrui'ing i'uh .",I NN.''
az, i,v Row 4 cniy.r~eli, ~. -, altiSs VI We
~ uoon 10 Thousands of sufferer"
s.d, under sosi. iuN pln,n ~" 'op', 20 az! Pr
dr poalmn, o. re apt OF cent? 'i w"
postage -f1rnr-, Wy 'ns- ~ g. ~ 'heA "
~; Bowcry, >cs York Post once Box i'>''
Nl-o Dr, Cuiycrscli p Aagsa-' = 10
cann. - 80
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IL Yo,, Wan,

Material to make dollar bottle ~ the Ua.' Ilrt
ke,toratiyo ever used iyr restoring lyay hyir TO
-ori.!ta. a1ior. send - cott. f't fa'kst"i .'
W. YOu WANT
SO. White Teeth, .H,'fly Gums, 1uI -a.,t
r,eth seti f,r orr T,r,Kl-II rtNrlFiCE,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-13

$4,000 worth az CLoTniNo. FrusIu
ISJ Goobs, Doors, SHOES, HATS, Cars,
TErSRs mil VNiisgs ging Oh II, - sac.
ricrc ut Isaac Wnllcr'.. corner Of Sixth
.tne; and Ohio Lcyee. Sow /. your
'lunc" & got good .ui, Mt low price.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-13
book 10 Your 'hiidrcn 'ins Great
SoattSinc Remedy
\ Ioii.t Necessity.

An,rn.ariy MIrN years c're'i~nr". .' lu
gencr-''y rfrrr''"'' ,ns, Nutr., a i.-uiusl .oi
ils "a I- the iuu.i ioff'-H.uH aud nF-e- ,' j.. .
bill t".ist rer'.ms. tkeN roy tif - 'r.I
,ologne Water al sbutid ne - b. cons aH...
18th Il. the p"n. me- ofc0'..'- i-rr> lrrf
f'w inourut. Hfi'r 10 arp' IN. whilst i.Hf .
~" Flor IA wstrr iars To- many INys. ,ultpIs,
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-GouiIgucn. 20 10 John An,r.n.,, :

Ohio l.ryre. t1r aIi your muslin ,nirt.,
hosiery underwear aui paper COLLAR, and
.avr 70, l"a., q per cent from the ordinary
retail price,. lie h.. Tie best cloth COW
81. iup.r collar ever offered IN o., mar
lst
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-13

I'VE proprietor OF this celebrated medicine
lu-uy claims Tor II superiority over all re-.
tam, speefy and permanent Gre Of kgue and Fever
or Chill- aud Fever, whether OF short or Iong
standing. lie refers TO the entire Western AMI
Southeastern country to bear i'm test,nony "I w.
TIE truth Of the assertion, that In no gos,
whatever viii 10 fail to cure II the directions arc
strictly followed and carried out. In prest
many eases single dose has been sufficient for,
cure, ami whole families have been cured nv ,
single bottle, with perfect restoration ct The
general health. " is, however, prudent, and Do
every case more certain to cure, If is use IL con
tinu"d IN smaller doses for week or two aftcrtH,
disease has been checked, more especially in dit.
medicine viii not require any aid 10 keep tn,.
Towels IN good orders should the patient. hOw,y
Ct, require u catharIic medicine, after having
dote oi BuII'. Vegetable Family piiI.
will BE- sufficient
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Youth. boys mi Children cIothe., u,
los than Now Inr, price, viii Lc sold
thi- We.k, NJ l.. N,gs, .egafIlcs, OIL! cost.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-13
Liberal Advances Made on Consign.
mcnts.

Regular sHle ,luys Wrdne- lays AMI saturday =
Al cons.grmcnt- covered 1Y open POLICY of in'ur
tncr, Paroles cons gulns goods viii Incur
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-13

fpr the cl'lcst anil 8 ct psla,able s.
Louis larger beer ~ g. Meyer saloon.
corner 81 Wrshii s;on avenue anil Twelfth
street ici3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-13
AUCTION a COMMISSION
4 CTrON COMMISSION
~ HOUSE.
Daniel Hartman

l.rturns hi~ thanks 10 tho citizen. Of Cairo for
then Liberal patronage, aud would inform them
thai hD can /. found 40 hI- uld stand lni CONNER.
clal avenue, Al sale. promptly attvnd-dto
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-13

Prepared by DIR, JOHN III II
his Laboratory, Fillh street Leu
Vile, Ky:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

vtsNrl i0 E fNu'tNf NnN
l.aat suf ns. nNNAs
tt. -Nu tf-riI ra- N,
ou3 ost HaA iN li'f
ncul At.aHe ia aitent0iAs oile +. N'' LIKE
81 Ae aa. Strong resira IA lrN.A A.'i
'nn Or " oaia yon aNNi'e 'N-t.."-
utrecHs. an insiMlicr wtth st,i's lA''
i.enl and success 3. iMmer. r Pm nv '''-
t,-ope yca o'a; MNe @cel le.si
knowledge of iite Nsr i ioVis. e"N ~
Il .'iir job ui ca'pcrier'n@' s'viie-l''"'' n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-16

GA correspondent 81 the National
hgricU'turist thus answers h1Nuciicn
"I- thcrc any cure FOR heavea III A9. e- M
.'Takc equal parts az pulyfiisear9sin
and 4reUna #in4er and mix thoroughly.
Tie dose ~ rne table " ooa.ul oil ihc
mixture ID d itt'o wct brand or chcr.
three times q Gty. Avo.3 feeding dr's
hay or dfy chou. as they agsravslc the
cough. Exercise daily, anl avoid a-
tering white warm
trT THE working Farmer discusses NJ
considerable lelgsh the "husiaea pria-
ciplcs IF the iayia." and cauAasaia
Keeping out Of da1i avoiding TONG
crediia, taking aGvartarc cl fhe rasi.ct'
in buying aud selling, as among faf
most important,
II also says that caresuiiy-carduc
experiments prove THAI ono Dushci 81
corn will make ten md one half pound.
OF pork. which leads asfO say tAet .n.
circumstances must ne very hv0m /.
that viii give this result.
c-E~The Weekly Jonrhal published n
Memphis, Tenn, sn~roF'stlat. iHgsmucl
as the crops OF corn snn cotionatre nos
gathered. attention lOala be nj 0s-
turned toward preparation for The mex
season.
IL strongly recommends fall ploughin
and deep ploughing aud above ali. ~,
saving Of manure = something, as il q
legcs, quite new In fic agriculture ,
the South
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-27
Information for All,

NlSITORS to the city during tho present
" week will doubtless wish to take advan-
tago OF tho occasion to purchase DRY GOODS
to lake homo to their families and friends.
and, as the times are Strengthened, every one
wishes to buy to the best advantage, and by
calling at q. +. JAOKSON'S CHEAP DRY
GOODS STORE, their object can be fully &C..
compiiehed. He has on hand full and com
first class establishment, and ho pledges him
self give entire satisfaction as to tho quality
and price Of his Goods.
Call at his Store, on Main street, Columbia
8. O.. next door to the National Bank, where
he will be pleased to 500 you, and show any
article united. in his line Of business.
April ~ OF. JACKSON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-27

HOTEL ARRIVALS, April Nickeeson House.
u Bonhsm. Edgefesd; HAyerili, CHARLES
don; I P BrsnoR' as; r i FIssohds a8so' ef4 s I;
J ' Yanderby, JamAioa, L; r Al Springs,
T H Tddy, D T Ward, n G.; L J jones, New
berry; 8 Cothran, Abheville; PiReed. An
wood; Mrs Mayes, Abbeville; Dickson, H
P Hammett, z Boyce and child, Greenville;
T Steers, Walhalla; Binley, La; J N Smith,
Mass; Motley, 9. Q.
D c; VIM vorhies, Chas Durand and servanc,
La; l. w Jordan. Camden; A McBee, Green
vile; Fair, Eewbefry; q Sullivan, Laurena
. H; Ii G KIagh, Miss + Klagh, Miss L Klagh,
Greenwood; W z DeBell. Md s W Maurice,
G Nelson, E Porter, s Duke, ] III Brown,
Kingstroe; G L Trescot, d Tyler, T Hurley,
Charleston; Graham, Marion; J E Thames,
MI Hinch. W W Ward, y w Brown, Ga; o Ii
Giles, Union.
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KosKoo.-The Norfolk Daily Journal, OF
December IL, 1869, says:
"rhis medicine is rapidly gainiug conf
dence Of the people, and the numerous testi-
monials Of it's virtues. given by practitioners of
medicine, leaves no doubt that it Is safa and
reliable remedy for IMPuRrTY OF THE BLOOD,
LIVER DISEASE, &C."
The last IHeiicdl Journal contains an arti-
Gle from Prof: X. 8. Newton, NJ. D., President
speaks in high terms Of it's curative proper
ties. and gives a special recommendation of
Koskoo to the practitioners Of medicine.
This is, we believe, the first instance where
by the Faculty of any of the Medical Colleges.
and reflects great credit upon the skill Of DR.
Lawrence. it's oompounder, and also puts
"Koskoo" in the VAN OF all other medicines
OF tho present day. Fog
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-27

The NEED OF RBrRENoHSdHNT AND RE.
EoRM.-A day or two before the adjourn.
ment of theiState Legislature on the 1st
of March last, (says the Charlestonf
Ne,os,) Senator Leslie, who is nothing il
not d radical, made vigorous attack
upon the State Government, and declar-
ed that "the appropriation bill alone, if
any one would criticise it truthfully and
show it up as it should be done. would
damn every one" of the leaders of the
radical party. How far even the amounts
set down in an appropriation bill will
cover the expenses Of year, none but q
radical official can know. In some cases,
however, a wink is as good MS nod, and
as Senator Leslie said; without contra
diction, that the cost of the legislative
session would be ut least S2OO,0O0, and
the appropriation for the purpose was
just $l40. 900, it is only reasonable to
look for large deficiency in that quar-
ter, and, also, in other directions. In
deed, the appropriation bill hints that
something of tho sort may be expected,
and provides 800, 900 to meet the def
cienoy in the appropriation for legisla-
tive purposes IN the preceding year. The
estimated general expenses for the year
1870 are more than four times as much
as the estimated expenses for 1867.
Where $3.50. 600 was sufficient three years
ago, more than $500, 600 is now drained
from the pockets of the people. Well
might Senator Leslie fear tue effect upon
the people of on exposure of this mon,
strous Extravaganza
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-27

BY the accident on the railroad near
Quitman, Ga. on the 22i. the following
persons were killed: O. W. Knowles, Of
Blackshear, John Parker and Mandy
Winns. child, (colored,) from Quitman
Several persons were seriously wounded
and number slightly. The train sus-
tained considerable injury. The follow
ing is stated as the cause of the accident:
About fourteen miles from Brunswick,
there is q swamp, and as there was no
dirt at hand when the road was built
with which to form solid a,l-bed,
straight logs without any faatenings were
put down, forming what is termed in
railroad parlance ''cribbing." and ties
secured across them upon which the iron
was placed, necessitating slow rate of
speed to insure safety in crossing it. The
engineer of the train not being accus-
toned to that route, was not aware of This
proximity to this swamp, and therefore
unable to check his engine in time while
crossing the cribbings; consequently, the
rapid rate Of the train caused q move
ment of the logs in the soft mud, which
threw the train off
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to meet their foes upon other points. and
to move oH to fblds of:new enhsavor.
Here in the South. we feel satibfsd that
the quietest, easiest aud best solution of
the negro question, isito ooncedeto that
race all the rights that have been ex-
tended to them. The two races are here
together. Let us have, if possible,
peace, 80 Tint business may thrive, enter
prise be stimulated, and general develop
ment go on. And whilst We do not con-
cur in that policy which would lead men
to sack .tLa.n egro. vote BY. improper
means. yet we do not hesitate to say
that, when vote is cast at the South in
behalf of good and honest government,
we desire to approve that vote. whether
cast by white or black men. Whatever
view, therefore, Philadelphia Democrats
may take Of the matter, we of the South
cannot regard it wise to spurn the colored
vote, although, as we have before sug-
gested, we may we'll refrain from stalking
our oil thereupon. The great point we
make against tho radical party, especially
its Southern wing. is that it is black
mans party-to say nothing of it's great
and Observation-Disclosures aud over
again giving up to PARTY what was meant
for MANKIND.
II the Democratic party OF the United
States would become once again no
tional organization, extending from the
lakes to the gulf, and from ocean to
ocean, it must be party of the PEOPLE,
basing its policy upon comprehensive
principles, and looking in an enlarged
and enlightened sense to the interest of
THE WHOLE COUNTRY.
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"CUMULATIyE VOTING" INAUaURATED.
At an election OF town officers for the
recently Incorporated town of Blooms
burg, held the2Oth, the system of 'cumu-
lativo voting" was inaugurated. AS was
most eminently fit and proper, the first
vote was cast by Hon. Charles r. Bucka-
lew, who first brought the subject before
the people whilst in the United States
Senate, and who has earnestly and ably
advocated its general adoption.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-27

OPINION OF THE PRBss.-We take pleasure in
calling the attention OF our readers to very
remarkable medicine, a notice OF which ap
pears in tho Obserper this morning-Heinitsh's
"QUEEN's DELIGHT" There must be some.
thing in it, for we hear it spoken OF as q pro-
paration OF much merit, and one prepared by
DIR. Heiuitsh himself, Of distinguished phar-
maceutical reputation. The euphupious soa-
briquet, "QUEEN's DELIGHT" has In itself an
attraction which should commend it to our
lady friends in need Of 80 excellent medi-
cine, and we suppose all would be benefited
by it's use. For sale by FISHER & HxINITsH,
Druggists. A24
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-27

MIR. Solomon, desirous of extensively
introducing the "Old Carolina Bitters"
it being q most excellent tonic as we'll as
a pleasant beyerage-keeps ON urn con-
stantly filled on his counter, for the con-
venience OF all persons desirous of test
ing their virtues before purchasing. This
preparation has been extensively used
by some of the principal families in the
State, who guarantee its purity and eff
cacy.
The Boston Journal says: ga widow,
who has followed SUCCESSFULLY three hus-
bands to the grave, entered q we'll known
jewelry establishment in this city last
Saturday, aud producing the three silver
plates which had once adorned the cof-
fins OF the dear departed, desired the as
tonished proprietor to have them made
over into butter knifer"
soldier at Washington 1eaped from q
second STORY window and was killed. He
was talking it over with lady. and all
of sudden jumped out of the window.
She don't know what allied him, unless
he had something against her husband,
who came in just then with revolver.
In order that the merits of the s'Old
Carolina Bitters" shall be fully tested, /,
and every person be benefited by them,
MIR. Solomon will give it gratuitously
to such persons in ill health as are una.
ble,- from INDECENT circumstances, to
purchase them.
CONSISTENCY. the House of Repre-
sentatives, on Wednesday, General Logan
said:
cit is on utter impossibility for any set
OF politicians on earth to make their re-
cords consistent, and they have no busi-
ness to try it,"
A Cincin NATHAN pawned his watch and
then shot himself. Having parted with
time, he sought eternity.
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FORT SUMTER TO BE PUT UpoN WAR
FooTINa.-Under the order of Major
Ludlow, United States Engineer, work
men have commenced removing the rub
blsh about the fort, preparatory to max.
ing 1T "heavy temporary battery. F."
The shape OF the fort will not be mate
rally altered. The outer wall will be
built to height ranging from thirteen to
twenty-six feet above low water mark.
Above the wall, a heavy earthen parapet
will be constructed, and all the bomb.
proofs and casemates yet visible will be
filed in.
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IN consequence Of the great increase in our
business, IT has become necessary to enlarge
our store. to effect which, our stock on hand
must be greatly reduced. We are prepared to
offer great inducements to buyers, Goods will
be sold at a fraction above cost.
Visitors, friends, and the public generally,
are respectfully invited to avail themselves Of
this favorable and very rare opportunity to
purchase DRY GOODS at amazingly low prices.
Everything appertaining to frat class trade
may be found in stock, at
j. 81. & M. L. KJNARD'S,
First door South Of Columbia Hotel.
Anril 27
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The DEATH OF RICHARD YEADoN.-
The Charleston Courier came to us last
evening in mourning. on account of the
death Of one long connected with it
RICHARD YEADoN. We learn with deep
regret OF the death Of our esteemed and
honored friend. Mr.. Yeadon was born
in Charleston in the year 1902, and was,
therefore, nearly three-score years and
ten when the messenger Of death came.
graduate Of the South Carolina Col
lcge, Mr.. Yeadon studied law, and enter
ed with earnestness upon the practice OF
his profession. He became an industri-
Gus. eminentand exhaustive lawyer. He
was q great worker, and looked tho
roughly into all questions that came be-
fore him. His clients cause became his
own; and it WIS his habit to throw all
his energies and all his abilities into his
work. Mr. Yendon was also frequent
contributor to the columns of the
Charleston Courier, and, being public
spirited man, he thoughtand wrote much.
But he busted himself also in works of
CHARITY, and his long connection with,
and active efforts in behalf OF, charitable
associations form one of the best features
of his life. Mr.. Ysadon was, in 1882, a
Union man." and opposed to 'nullifi-
cation" He was Whig in politics. In
1860. when secession was contaminated
by South Carolina, lie threw his hopes,
and sympathies, and fortunes, in the
scele of his native State Mr.. Yeadon
acted prominent part in Charleston for
number of years. He was for several
terms member of the Legislature. and
was everywhere the earnest, useful,
working, loyal man. He was loyal to
friends, loyal to duty, loyal to truth md
loyal to his State. Of late years, his
health has been feeble, but he struggled
on, and when he worked, worked with
his old 1im. His charities we're npme-
rous- his hospitality was boundless-his
attachments were sincere-his mental
powers strong, and we never knew q
man in general more tenacious. His
humor WAS 6tful, and his manners and
ways somewhat eccentric, but his friends
knew that there was on underlying
quality that showed the man of HONOR
and HEART. A good man, useful citi-
zen, an earnest thinker, laborious
worker, has passed away. RICHARD
YEADoN is no more! We perform the
Office OF friendship in paying tribute to
his memory. We discharge the journal
lists duty in doing honor to worthy
citizen. May it be well with him, who
now rests from his sufferings and his la
bors!
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-27

a4 The members of Richland Lodge No
80 A. +. NJ, will meet ut Masonic Hall, THIS
AFTERNOON, ats o'clock precisely, to pay the
last tribute of respect to our lato brother, Maj.
W.D. PECK. By order Of the ". M.
April 27 A.C DAVIS. sec,v.
Members Of sister Lodges in this city, and
all visiting brethren, are fraternally invited to
unite with US on this mournful occasion.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-27

THE Guosr OF KING SOLOMON, IL the spiritu-
alsts could raise it, would admit that there is
something "new under the SUM-" PKALoN's
VITALIA OR SALVATION FOR TIE HAIR, ia tho
roughly original. There has been nothing like
it since time began. 1t is the only transpa-
rent and harmless fluid in existence that
will restore tho natural color to gray hair,
without discoloring the skin. Ap "a IS