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Episcopal Services,

We regret thnL we failed in Our lust issue
to mention Tue interesting fact that on Sab.
bath before last Rev. l.. x Miles, who was
rcccn,l! ordained by Bishop Davis at Cam.
don, 10 enter upon Parochial duties here,
preached lila Introductory sermon before
the congregation Of St. Lukc's Church, and
TINT although tho weather was most incle-
mont, tho youthful pastor was greeted by
quite respectable congregation. I1o was
introduced to Iho&hargd by M nbc and
appropriate sermon from Rev. W. =. Du-
Buse, vino among other timely remarks,
spoke Of tho great Iiond Of s'unity of action
and individuality of effort" in the hcautiful
lnbor Of love--nt home and in the church
and OF the signal Importance Of Impress.
Ing tho youthful members with such truths
and counsel instruction aud advice, IN
tho services Of the sanctuary, as shall
qnaiify them for the duties which sooner or
later must devolye upon them, rs tho older
members one by ono 60 upon that "bournc
whence there IS no return" This is an i'm.
porlant thought and should have general
application. Wehave another regret and
it is that we worc not present to hear tho
maiden sermon Of the youthful pastor Of
St. 1nkcs, for SIC learn that his theme, "Grcat-
or love thnn this hhth no man." &C., WAS han.
died with critical ability, and cvinced high
grade Of sacred scholarship. an ucquaint.
anco with the world Of letters, and knowl.
edgo OF tho workings OF the human heart.
ST. Lukcs Is now comfortably fitted NJ,
and services may DO expected twice month
by its pastor, who will DO assisted .,onco q
month alternately by Rev. Mcysrs. )DuBoso
and Ellison Capors On next Sunday Mr..
Miles will d. W hold Divine service, on !
which occnsioL the public arc cordially m
ritcd to attend. ''t"'.
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NEW ORLEANS. january $3.50 Chi.
ncSc arrived this morning, vim st. Louis.
They lravc by railroad for Texas. 49,.
The ball Of tho Twelfth Night retcl.
'ers, last night, Mt the Opera House, was
The most elegant OF the season
CnARLESToS, January 8.-Last night
a colorcd man, for whom n ticket
had been bonght by white man,
applied for admission to tho dress circle
OF tho Academy Of Music, and was re-
fused admittanco by Manager John r..
Ford, OF Baltimore, the lessee. Another
co'orcd man applied for the reserved;
seats, and WIS refused, by order of the
lessee. This morning, warrants were
issued, upon tho ntfidav.s of the two
coored men, and Mr.. Ford was arrested
at tho Academy Of Music, for violating
tue State law to carry out the provisions
of the Civil Rights Bill. Mr. Ford give
bond to appear at the next session of the
Court of General Sessions
MONTGOMERY, january a-The Su.
prcmc Court of Alabama decides that
there has been no property in slaves since
1868 it also decides that every iudg.
ment given by any Of the Courts in
4A'"""'' ho'n lool 10 lon0, ~ null ana
void, and that all officers Of Courts and
Legislatures were mere usurpcrs during
that period. .
NAsniSaroN, January s.-150,O00 has
been paid on tho lease Of Samana.
The President will send trcaty to
lhe Senate on Monday, paying $l,Co0,.
200 for San Domingo, which is;lo be an
ncxed as Territory, and not rs a State.
The Administration contctDplates no
action regarding Cuba. .s... w..
Executive circles havc information
TINT Spanish regiment can march to
any port IN tho island
a treaty for The annexation Of San Do.
n,ingo to the United States has been
negotiated by President Bacz md our
commercial agent, Perry, at San Do
mingo.
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.,.,y,ss; N;,EyX'|,BERRY !,
1cducsdayS Morning, Jan'y 10, 1870.
Subscribers and Advertisers,

Tho n marx is again ia requlsitlon. Wo
know that many Of our subscribers dislike to
SEQ 1t, but we have no other way to mako
them acquainted with tho fact that their time
Is out. Please look for It next your name on
tho margin. lfihe mark Is not there you
ore all right, tfit is-.wc trust you SOON viii
bo right. ,!'s,f !. AK
A few nrc badly In arrears, many Just
commencing another torn, but all are invited
to renow OF pay, up. = s'.,
Advertisers rsslp lp arrears, and there are not a
few, such as administrators, executors. as.
s'gncea and others, are requested. to spttIo
thoir accounts at o6to, otherwise wc wlll have
to turn them over TO collector.
In q word friehds-bo you subscriber or
adyertisery-wo went tho money, and as short
accounts make long friends wc urgo our
claims emphaticalIy. Pay up then and let Us
commence tho New Year fairly, squarely and
smoothly. ~ -,.,. -,,-,tiI.irl ,....
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Z COM M ERCIAI,.

.NKwnERHY, S. C.,Jonunry liz Cotton IN good
demand at 23c. ,a'I ,''I''' 80 o'A
CoLyMRIA, January 1o.-.Sales o { cot ton to-day
only about A. bales-midd ing. 23o. E''
.,,SI" MEw o0.; no;EK, January 19--7r. M.-Cotton e
duh and IIeayy-sppcrnnc State ii Ito: tpns com.
mon to far c&trh Southern b.60n G0i, Gn,f "a,
,ia. s.AfnLEsToN g. Jsnuaiy lO-,Cotton arm, 6as
-ihddlings 24la 2i}; WSepts ,loo Ea ieea " o"''s
AUGUSTA, January l0.--(Ottom market 1r,nor,
sa,es 6sS bales; receipts 7il--mlddliNa S3T. "'''
iir"?a'y ~ ?s'y,1; 1|?;I5Es"ssi 5E;sass
f'HS '"''up '"kSi speculation ard export B. %.
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NOTICE..

Twill npply 10 John r. Peterson, Judge
OF Probatc, for Ncwberry County, on the
9Th day of February, 1870, for q final set.
tlement on tho estate Of J. y. Erps, deed.
Persons having demands against said Estate
are hereby notified to render them in on or
before HAT day or they wi lie barred. II
- y. d. EppS, Adnl'f, Estntc Of
! Jan IL 2---it " w. j. A., Ems decd
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Rates OF Advertisipa.

Advertisements inserted at tho rate Of 81 so
per tqiarc--one inch--for first insertion, aud
III for each subsequent insertion. Double
column advertisements ten per cont on alovo
Notices Of marriages, deaths, and meetings,
tributes Of respect, samc ratos per square rs
ordinary advertisements.
Special notices In local column 20 cents
per lllo. ..'
Advertisements not marked with the num-
bcr Of insertions viii be kept in TIL forbid
md charged accordingly. ...
Special contracts mado with lnrgc adrer-
tlScrs.
Terms Cash. !!.n
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In the United States Court
District of South Cnrol;no

TX i"rt',-ii' II. Counts, Assignee. Re-
DAVID i. Suber, Bnukrupt.-- Rule in Gn,,k.
rnptcy. .. ''' -
A'' creditors holding liens ON Inc estn,e
OF DAVID +. Subcr, j. Bankruptcy, arc 6cerIc:. 66eI
tn,y, required 10 rendet on oath and cstob.
Ma, ,ls''. the came before the undersigned; at
MNewbsrry n Court House, on or before the
ii'st day of, February next. @% 1T ,,l' ~ '
-, ..,.,o.,I "a, ,T. JlEGER, Register.
10, 1870. Ja,pf u Nnan'" Scat u
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NOTICE.

TO all whom It may ooncorn, / win an.
Ky "a 'ohll T. Peterson, Probate fudge Of
MpWuftry "9"niy, on Ile lNth day of Feb
,a ,mty ngS.. lnr . llHal sciflop1ent on The tcs.
Ill., m!o Q! samcs wilson, s'D, doc'd., ana o
8Nchhrso ~ adn'in'Stiatdr Of said caatc,
lersona having demands Igaiust said estate
,.usC present t''en' on Or Icforo that day,
-'!| .s,iyta ..E,rg ,faE 8 .I,fyu uf,>. -
IsAl2, 3--i. j..sa :" AIo,'r lad,
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LONDON, January 8.-A story has been
extensively published. on the contincnt,
latcly,to the effect that President Grant
will soon visit the sovercigns Of Europe,
and that hc will make tho trans. Atlantic
voynge accompanied by feet Of iron.
clads.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12

u soscntecni Il TIC European govefns SifSs
mcnts have recently adopted i ,deolara.
ton ronouncing tho use In tins Of war,
Of explosive projoctiles under A;certGiia
weight, on account of theig Ieruelt and,
destruction oflife. - ~ fS,NfsyT; "
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Fresh Norfolk Oysters.

If you want fresh Norfolk OYSTERS,
call Mt the Columbia Ice Housr, where they
nre kept constantly on hand, md sold low
for cash. All orders from tie country
promptly attended TO.
Jan ., l-tf JOHN D. BATEMAN.
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Town Residence and
Lot TO Exchange
Or Sell.

Any person wishing to exchange land for
town residence, which is well inproyed,
with nll necessary convenicnces, buildings.
good water, &c, can hear of something To
their advantage by applying early.'F Tho
property if rot exchanged will be sold.
Apply to Mr.. B. II. Lovelacc. r 81 ~
Jan. 12s 2-tc
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LATEST QUOTATIONS or
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
IN CHARLESTON, S. G.,
Corrected Weekly by A. c. KAUFMAN, Bro.
ker, No. rs Broad Street.
JiSIfiRY ION

| Corrected Weekly BY A. c. KAUFMAN, Bro
ker. No. rs Broad Street.
JANUARY 1, 1870.
o State ESEcURITiEs-South Carolina, old, IN
O.; DO new, $50; do, rcgistd stock, ex int "A
% CITY SEcuRirrEs-.tugusta, Ga, Bonds 80 "a
60; Charleston, S. c. Stock. ex or Int. 53aSb.
80, Wo,rGs hsre a. ioaM Bonds, "A IS; Columbia, S. C.,
BAILnoAD BoNDs-BIue RIDGE first mortoooo -,
La %; Charleston and Say annal IS 90; Char.
,o,tei nd +, CGumbta and Augusta, 81; Cheriw
aa IS. ott atttl"glon 81 GEeenville aud Columbia,
50 ST. savanph @ ga1aGtsf nG
ijnsn SG%t% cnfo"" do, s5; spSr.siburs and
. MAliinoAD srooKs--c Charlotte. COLUMBIA and
2: aSa' Enrti,'so.,""I6 6e; Gfeenyille and Coumbta
ss scnS ear5S" SsS"n%2 wo,e snS snfe ss
a'i 40: half sharcs, 18 49,: .s,3 - -"
cei;i GiG;ion,sHTss y, iss &eNew Xork Sight, a off par;
.,.. SOUTH OARoL1NA BANK DILLs. q
sisank Of Charleston, Observation-Disclosures
unhnk ol Ne#berry. ........,.........- -
nank ,n, OF camden. .......!. ..... 80 -
Bonk Of soSi}f C9roiin .
Hank ot Ghester. ..,...................I6 6a -
"k n"k Of OF stata ss%DF of c. pricr to 1851
Bank Of State or S. e., Issue 1851 and 1ss2 15
srlanters' and Mechanics ISk ofCI'rlcstonDoa
.TM;pn TGGp,e namh nni'k M OF Charleston
Sonthwcstern r Il bank OF Charleston, old OK n
SouthWestern Sot. Bank ofCharlcston, ,new,95 -
Farmers" and Exchange B'k Of Charles ton -
exchange Bank of Columbia. o. - ~
s.nnlnefciai Bank Of Columbia ....,a"
Merchants Bnnk OF Chcraw
Planters lnnk of Fairfield. ....,
Statc aI o. south Carolina Ellis Receivable ..pnr
C''y OF Charleston Change Bills. par
"Bills marked thus 70, arc being rcdcemcd a..
the Bnnk Counters Of each. s ''''e'"co at
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Tho Spartan.

- .
J. Our old mountain friend tho Carolina Epar.
tan comes 10 usin new drcss and improved
form, We arc plouecd to SEQ 1t thus, not on.
" because Of Its exceeding worth, but for
mcmory's sake. Twenty.ono years ago,
commencing our travels from our boyhoeds
homo, wo journoyed from tho seaboard to
this same mountain region. SpArtanburg
was our destination, the Spartan our article
OF fifth. We'll do wo remember our induc.
tionj tho number Of ems set up tho first day,
tho long standing galley filled out, the won
der of old tboss' Or dad Evans, who by the
way Is yet part Of tho concern, and tho ON
'fy part ronaining of tho old timo, except pcr-
laps o case or two Of typo which still docs
good service. Oh dcar, what n host Of ron,ln>
saoenees crowd in and on us' The first Sun.
day there, our new'white hot viii, long fur.
cltycut cont, she glanees from bright eyes
an, but those SpartanGatg gLsis filled onrlfil
~ tltQso days completely, ana We remember
them MN 4 tender affection stDl. lit wo
must e stoeps org liyo t6o spattan, aud Us
present elcver editor, and old Dad, and all
connected Will =, and around It,
a &A;-=-..scsS5.:--ts a;=-.cS5:: = f"il !!
: NoW 70 gooa limo to- subscribe to tho |
XIX Centurys The Febraasy ,nuhnbcrl com. |
.l'en1nees q sorIal story, of great ipses,sh THO
lssa6scription 70 thlsj magaxino ,ls rss so nor
!anpnn, bgt dubbed with the Herald tho two |
can be hadfor SO. That tho xix Century
has obtained a largo and paying list Of sa6. 1
scrtbers is evidence or tts popularity, and we /
afo plsfssd thdt sict 1s t6o, casp, tpf Il IA our
own u1iipyS Hnnthot,, u, Z,
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Bank Of Newberry s. C.

..'. january H., 1862.
Holders of tho Notes ,or Bills of this
Bank, are requested. to present them tor,
payment at an early day. -,
b. j. BOYD, President. ~
Jan Q 4t t'H" II !; !~E'f;. o.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Tho following
gentlemen aro respectfully submitted rs Can.
dldatcs for County Commissioners. Capt.
>. j.. PETERSON, Capt. j. p. AULL, J. j..
PAYSINGER. '-.. '" MANY VOTERS.
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A q a RID

a z a RlO.
HAEssRs. EDITORS --llnving seen our
Names, in your valuable paper Of tho 9th
inst, solicited as Candidates for the oflco Of
County Commissioners for Ncwbcrry Coun-
ty, VIC beg leave to say that wc accept tho
nomination and, If elected, will discharge
tho duties pertaining to that Office TO all pari
ties. to tho bcss of our ability. ...H
Very respectfully, .....
$. r. KINARIj,
WM. LESTER,
GEO. S. CANNON.
Jannn'y II. 1S70.--2 -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12

Dr.J' n. Thompson Of our town will please
accept thanks for Il box Of elegant, highly
pcrfumcd, tooth powder. II our sense Of scent
Is correct VIC boicYe the odor Is rose, delicate
yet pungent. Tho powder is highly rccom>
mondcd, and II rs wo presume DIR. r. has It
for sale, wo advise our falr roadcr, to procure
q box instantcr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12

Some Of our readers may be glad to lean,
that Milo. hurska has left st. Petersburg IN
hut because tho Ctar left tho theatre ono
ovenlps ia tho middle Of her performance. III
t%CosrsRssons s1ssrlxo:-yTho frss< . quar-,
frly Coh{erehco for this Station for tho
present year, win be he'd IN tho Methodist
Church In this town, commencing on Satar.
day noxt. Tho RoY. ". II. Fleming win
preside. = <. +t[
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for thii ty four years trustworthy Of the
beloved people who have so long md so
generously supported it. Advertiser.
Virginia and tho general condition of
affairs Sopli, wa>. discussed in both
Houses. In the Senate, Stewart, War.
ncr, Sawyer aud Fowler advocated Vir-
giMns admission while Sumner, vii.
son, Howard and Pomcroy suggested OBJ.
stacles. Warner wanted to go into Ala.
onma with t'c amnesty in one hand and
the halter in tho other; he would pardon
rebels, but hang murdcrcrs Fowler
would substitute tho Bible for the halter.
Fowler dcfcndod 9crncssce against the
alleged ISLANDERS of her Congressional
delegation and Brownlow. In the House.
the bil' admitting Virginia was discussed.
Bingham demanded thcp'cvious question;
the demand was sustained ,anda rcconsidc.
ration Of the voto ordering the main
question was moved, by a vote Of 7G to
rs; the Speaker voted no. The main
question was up, but, the morning hour
expiring. tho matter won't over.
An error was found in the vote on or.
der'ng the main question on Virginin's
admission. The Speaker withdrew his
vote, and on the subsequent vote shall
the main question be ordered? the voto
stood yeas 90, nays 80, and tho bill |
went over. : fi "8@rU s,..lE
PARIS, January 10. The report Of tho
Pope has been received IIo, will allow
no discussion Of his ainmllibility,fup|ess
hp is sure Of favorable result. J. TX.
PARIs, January y8.--::The ministry pro
poso' to discuss, in tho Scnotc, papal ro.
lations, on llth commercial questions,
on the l8th; domestic policy, on tho
10Th. &1t@ .'l.d oHH G|'n ''.s'i T..
!qhe Memorial Diplomatiqnc asserts
TINT a compromise h0s boon arranged on
tho question Of tho in(ollibillty Of tho
Pope, The innllbility will DO affirmed,
bpt dissent from The article will be in.
obliged. ~ q. e.. 49," "
MADRID, Jannary 8.4AlI ilco Of
dictatorship has boon Abandoned; : The
ministers refuso to Withdraw their fesie-
nations, unlcss definite policy Is pro.
srammcd.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-12

Hoas.-A large drosc of hogs wrro last
week Slaughtered in our town, on which
occasion back.bones aud sparc.ribs became
very plenty, and wcro abundantly supplied
to those in need. lIugSernnugger says
that he knows good many people who arc
yet in want Of back bones; bnt knows no.
thing as to their need Of ribs.
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MORE TRoUBLE.-A new comet has been
discovered at Marscl!'cs by M. Temple II
has its nucleus, and is advancing at the rate
of one degree per day in right ascension and
thirty-fiyc minutes in dcclination
AS II we had noi trouble enough now with
the radical infictions, Mons. Temple comes
with his new comet TO startlc us. Stand
from under it. It IS comforting too, to
Know that other astronomers have found
that the sun is 100000 miles nearer the
earth than wc have been taught to consider
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HUSKEr.-A correspondent writing from
! Columbia, and from whom we Ind not heard
for so long, that apprchensions were aroused
lest some bad had happened to him, tolls
us now thnt hc is nll "IIunkey." We take
II for granted TINT "IIuukey" means somc>
thing good, and fcol relieved. Whata weight,
tho announcement Of his being "11unkcy,"
hns tnkcn from Off our mind. Perhaps hc
has found mares nest. or discovered tho
philosophers s!ouc, or perpetual motion, or
gone and got married, If not so already, and
if SO has got Now baby Or something else.
we.don''t know; for more than that hc Is
"lInnkcy,' he tells ps mot. We Ind bette,
toll his nomc, perhaps then, cluo may be
had to the meaning of tho expression. We'll
Mr.. Isaac Sulzbachcr Is tho man, and he
dcals yory largely and successfully in jcw-
elry, watches, clocks, silver waro and n
world Of ,othcr things, and among them,
mny bo ho has tho wonderful, mysterious,
"Ilunkcy." Please tell us Isaac. Wcwould
Iikc to have "lIuukcy." .t.. ...,
Tho Columbia fb6onix states that the par-
Ties guilty of the assault on Mrs. Richard
son, have been arrested Mrs. L :, it is graf.
flying 10 learn, is dong wcll, and viii fo-
cover.
s.. t'.' ,-.-t.,-----,,--.. y ..f.t .,...t..
LET thc woman rise," SAYS Jcnnio
June She has an interest iu a patcnt
bcel ~
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LIGHTNING on WISE.-A French Acade-
mican had his wine cellar struck by light>
Ming short time ago, and Immediately no.
tccd remarkable change for the better in
tho quality ofhi, wines. lie took the hint
and now has X yoltaic pile attached to each
cask
Might not tho good housewives ia our dis
trlct make application Of tho same to their
blackberry wine! 1t cannot be hurt you
know.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-14
ALEXANDER CIRCUIT co URT
MONDAY FEB. nth 1870, 25D DAY p. NJ.

Boyle, Miller & Co. ps South Western
Insurance Co; assumpsit; judgment on
verdict Of jury against defendant for
$500.
Smith d Jayne Us James Garland debt T;
motion for new trial sustained.
City National Bank Us Thomas Lewis
debt; continued by agreement
Christian Schultz Us Chas Schonemyer;
assumpsit; judgment on verdict Of jury
against defendent for $642 IL.
Ann Redman Us The city Of Cairo case
motion for new trial over ruled; motion
in arrest Of judgment entered.
John Beopple Us Susan Brown; M.
peal; judgment on verdict Of jury against
plaintiff and return of property awarded.
Henry Harris rs Louis Blum; appeal
judgment on verdict Of jury against de.
fendent for s86 CO.
Samuel l. M Barlow rs Fredoline Bross
bill to cancel deed; case set down fol-
hearing at next term on bill, answer, re-
plication and proofs.
Hessilius Smith ct ais vs Elizabeth
Delaney ct ais; foreclosure; continued
for final report.
Courtadjourned until tomorrow NOR
ming at 8 o'clock.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-14

The coming charter election promises
to he the quietest eyer held In Cairo.
There IL not sufficient warmth In the
competition to bring abou: street corner
discussions or TO create q perceptible in
crease In the retail liquor trade.
For the Office OF city clerk we have
three contestants, viz: Brown, Crowley
and Morris; for the office Of city mar
sha; three, viz: Mccarthy, Arnold and
Bambrick, and for the Office Of city treas
urer two, viz: Hylsnd and Taylor. For
the Office OF city attorney Albright has
not, as yet, any opposition. Itpleases all
Of these gentlemen to keep COOL" to
''lie low and keep shady" and the result
is, a sovereign may pass from one exc
IRENE OF the city to the other without
getting so much As the "wetting Of his
whistle" at a candidates expense-in
fact, without hearing the election mem
toned.
No convention or primary election has
been ordered, and 1t is by no means GER
tain that one will be ordered. Itlooks in
deed, as II the matter will resolve itself
into q scrub race, the sovereigns remain
Ing indifferent as to the result.
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Job Rrtnting.

The Bulletin office having been sup.
piled with Increased facilities, Is now
prepared to do job work cheaper than
ever. We are determined, In truth,
that no citizen shall lave cause, either
on account Of price or style, for sending
his work abroad. Our Office Is the com.
pletest In the state. outside OF Chicago
and Springfield, aud can perform all
kinds OF work for which the river, rail-
road, mercantile, legal and general
business Of the city create a demand.
In point OF workmanship We shall stand
unsurpassed. Send ip your orders
Proofs submitted when requested.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-14

The two petitions, aggregating .
length ofsix or eight feet, praying that
John H. Oberly Esq, will again permit
his name to be used In connection with
the mayoralty, are receiving the most
respectful consideration, and will be
answered In day or two. The fact that
these petitions contain the names Of q
large number Of persons who were active
opponents Of Mr.. Oberly, at and before
the last charter election, is most crafty
ing to him, being an assurance that he
has, at least In a measure, served bis
fellow citizens acceptably. While we
are quite certain that Mr.. o. does not
seek the Office for second term, we shall
not say that he will lot hold himselfsub-
ject to the disposition ofhis friends.
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CsIored DeeL.m.SS sho, In the A., n

Three colored individuals visited the
police headquarters Saturday night, to
lodge complaint against the Waterman
OF the steamer 81. Luke. While coming
down the Mississippi the Waterman and
one OF the aforesaid, who goes by the
name OF Bill, became involved in.a,quar.
rel. High words soon led TO hard blows
from which the Waterman was the
greater sufferer. Indeed, In a physical
point Of view, according TO Bills vers-
ion) Bill was the better man. At all
events, the Waterman being dissatisfied
with the progress OF affairs, drew his
"peppef box" and blazed away at Bill
one Of the balls passing through tho
muscle Of his arm, and ploughing up the
flesh on the left side OF his body. The
wound is not dangerous one, yet OF n
nature to deprive the negro Of his usual
means for earning livelihood. The
police were unable to find the Waterman
SO Williams injuries promise to go un.
avenged.