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Inulsvllls AurleuItural Fair.

LOUISVILLE, March 27.-At meet
ing Of the Louisville and Jefferson
County Agricultural Association held
yesterday evening, it was resolved to
make the premium list for the next
fair not less that $1,000. The grounds
are to be transformed into park, and
the Association proposes to plant
forest trees, erect arbOrs, fountains,
etc, etc.
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x >Op the safe Blower.

NEw YoRK, March 27.-Judge
BlatchfOrd tO-dL' IN tne case OF hoop,
a special deputy Of Bailey's in blow
ing open the safe ana selzing the
books of John Tracy 4 Co.. WHISKY
distillers, decided that -Noop 1e takeH
from the custody of the sheriff and be
placed under the jurisdiction Of the
United States District Court.
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The Irish Pasers--.Another Divorce Case

LONDON, March 27.-The Times ap-
proves of the proposal Of the govern
ment that the Irish papers shall re-
ceive warning before seizure. It is
believed that peace will be preserved
until the law goes into force next
week.
1t is reported that a divorce suit in
vOlYing the reputation Of lady Occu-
pying a high position in the court
will soon be announced. The Prince
Of Wales is correspondent in this
Gaze also.
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HAVANA, March 27.-The steam
ship YazoO sailed foI Philadelphia this
Morning.
At Matanzas, yesterday, three
brothers, named Rivero, who were
accused and tried for furnishing sup
plies to Arsodonas' band, were exc
cuted.
A severe engagement has occurred
between the Government troops and
insurgentssnear Los Tunis, No par
ticuIars at hand.
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Public saIs Of Front St. stOrehoass.

-. - O''H - SNUi OIiU4So-
WE win sen, at public auction. at Il
Wednesday, the 6th Day Of April Next.
On the premises, that valuable Storebouse
and Lot, known as No. - Front street now
occupied by Jobe. Hunt a Co. Terms cslsb
L. MCDAVITT
SARAH E ATKINSON
r. w. CLEMENTS.
Executors of Estate Q. c. Atkinson. deed
mbl6
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PARIS, March 27.-It is expected
that a verdict in the Pierre Bonapart
case, at Tours, viii be rendered to-
morrow. The argument has closed,
and the court retired for consultation.
LONDON, March 28.-The new coer-
ciOn bill viii expire AUGUST, 1871.
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I A FRENCH writer calculated that at
the commencement of 1867 there ex-
isted In the world 2sl4 light houses OF
pilates. of more or less importance,
viz: I7S5 on the coasts of Europe, g.
on those Of America, 1852 in Asia, 100
in Oceanica, and SO in Africa. As re-
CARDS Europe, the best lighted coasts
are those Of Belgium, France follow
Ing Immediately afterWard. Then
come In the order In which theiE
names are given-Holland, England,
Spain, Prussia, ltaiy, Sweden and
Norway, Portugal, Denmark, Austria,
Turkey, Greece, and finally Russia
Besides Europe, the best lighted coasts
are those of the United States, which
have one light for every twenty
miles, while the Brazilian coast has
only one light for every eighty-seven
miles. Ofthe 28l4 in existence at tbs
commencement Of 1857, about 230O
have been established since 1890,
while The power Of the greater part d
those existing prior to 1880 has been
uucfSdsoua q 49,. n .-e,s.f -.s.tH HnH
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Germans Leaving the Republican Par,

INDIANAPOLIS, March y. - The
German element is quite dissatisfied
with the Republican nominations, for
the reason that no candidate has been
,Nelected from among that people. 4
m, IS meeting has been decided upon
for Nesday night next to take action
in the natter.
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Flre-Enale Contest.

PHILADELPHIA, March &.-On
Monday lhe steam-fire engines Good
Intent and ResOlute Will contest TOR
the superiority for stake Of $1,000 a
sidess The ResOlute' was built in B0s-
ton ana the Good Intent in Philadel-
tfihia
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SavInns Rank Rnhherv.

HARTFORD, CONN, March 27.--The
Savings Bank at Walcotsville was
broken into by burglars this morning
They got go, 900 in securities, $500 IN
Rreenbacks, cut the telegraph wires,
stole a hand car and left it at Water
bury, and went on the morning train
to New York. No doubt they are
New York professional burglars.
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No one seems to remember the
paradox, which history teaches so
often, viz; That people are always
nearest hostilities with each other
soon after their professions of love are
the most ostentatious. Never did the
Athenians and Spartlns assure each
other of deeper affections than before
the PelOpOnesian war, and the years
1864 and go witnessed more embraces
and kisses between South and North
Germans in the reuriOns, specially
got up for hypocriticsll hugging and
beslayering than any previous period
in their history, but siadowa and war
levies followed soon alter.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

DANls-Friends and acquaintance of r.
, DAVIS, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral OF his wife, at the residence. on
Vance street, at y NJ, the 18th instant Car
riages viii be in attendance to escort the re-
mains to the Memphis and Ohio depot.
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A gentleman writing from Glasgow
relates the following incident
Whilst walking with a friend in a
garden near Ealkirk, we observed two
bees issuing from one of the hives,
bearing between them the dead body
of a comrsde with which they few for
the distance of ten yards. We fol-
lowed them closely, and noted the
care with which they selected con-
yenient hole at the side of the gravel
walk-the tenderness with which they
committed the body, head down
ward, to the earth-and the solicitude
with which they pushed against it
two little stones, doubtless in memo-
riam. Their task being ended, they
paused for about a minute, perhaps to
drop over the grave of their little
friend sympathizing tear, and then
flew away"
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CINCINNATI, March 23.-The Dem
ocratic city Convention nOminated
TheO. Chambers for Street Commits
siOner; LSrkin McHugh for Clerk Of
Police Court: II. A. Bowman, Trus-
tee Water WORKS; NJ. 'Lhchtendahl,
Director CITY InfiImarY.
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Funeral Of a Bee.

4HVHho JOhDAN,
TO the Lieutenant General De Rodas
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VIA. CREIGHTON & SONS
AMMORIATED SOLUBLE
Super Phosphate of Lime.

Containing 80 per cent. OF Bone Phosphates,
of which I2 per cent. Is Immediately Soluble
in Water, 3 per cent. of Ammonia, per
cent. OF Potash, Sulphate OF Lime, Magne-
sia., etc, etc Furnishing the Essential
Elements Of Wheat, Corn, Tobacco, Cotton,
and Of all cereals which are removed rom
the soil in every crop.
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Murder Ia Boston Cause for Reconstruct
finn

BosroN, March "a bar-roOm
figbt in South Boston on Wednesday
night resulted in the death Of John
HanIy. John Gillifeather was arrest
= ed for stabbing him with q steel
scraper. Thomas Gillifeather, brother
TO John, Is also implicated in the af-
fair, but has not been found.
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CINCINNATI, March 27.-The aggre-
gate loss by fire in this city for the
year ending March lst, 1870, was
S42S, ,475; insurance on same, $249, ,349;
number OF FIRE alarms for the year,
l24; number causing material loss, Sc.
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Biz Suit.

HAMILTON, OHIO, March 27.--The
Commissioners Of Butler county have
brought suit against the First Ma
tiOnal Bank of Hamilton for SCI, 800.
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Fire. and Heavy Loss.

BoNBAY, March IA heavy fire
hss occurred at Complain, in the Bonn
bay Presidency, by which a large
amount Of cotton was destroyed, the
loss amounting TO a quarter million
pounds.
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A Safe.Rlnwer Indinfed

CovNGTON, KY, March 27.-The
grand jury Of Boyd county have in
dieted Jonathan Davis, the notorious
safe-blOwer, for burglary, in robbing
the safe of the Adams Express Com
pany at Boyd's station, KY.
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ST. LOUIS, March IA. j. Spahr,
tie murderer of Caleb w. Baldwin,
has been admitted to bail in the sum
of 81. 600
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irish Church Convention.

Dublin, March 27.-The Irish
Church Convention in session here,
after q warm debate, decided 10 in
vest a portion Of their funds in Amer
lean and other foreign securities.
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From Bed RIver-.Exgeution.

CHICAGO, March IA Pembina
letter of March 7th gives the particu-
lars Of the execution of a man named
Scott. At the time the Schultz party
were captured, about midwinter,
Scott, a Canadian, was of the party,
and it was said lie had been re-
leased on parole at the tiIae Mai.
BOulton and Schultz were camped at
Scottish church and Scott Joined
BoultOn and Schultz the same even
ing of bis release. A few days after,
when BOultOn's command captured
Scott, he was tried and found guilty,
and shot in front of Fort GeaRy,
All quiet in the Red river settlement
now. Bishop Tiche, Of Lache, had
arrived there, and there is no doubt
but GOddy was RlsO shot as previously
reDOrted
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-28

THE effervescent "Don Piatt"
says; | heard a good thing about
Judge Hoar the other day. a friend
asked me if ! knew how the fnunda-
ton of Judge Hoar's fortune was laid,
and on my responding in the mega
tive, my friend said that when the
Parker House was being built In Bos-
ton the Judge subscribed ten thousand
dollars ON the condition that he should
have the naming of the hotel. When
called for, (the name, the company
found he had called it after himself.
He was paid forty thousand dollars to
let the company of.
I" 1t would have been so awkward" ="
said my friend, "Yhen the trains
come in to have fellows baWlingi
Ears yer omnibus for the Hoar
House." True enoughs but it would
have been the best patronized house
In Boston, Notwithstanding.
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TELEGRAPRIC SUMMARY
DrnMnra.

CINCINNATI, March 27.-An un-
known man fell from the Newport
ferry and was drowned last night.
The body has not yet been recovered.
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Menken Brothers

NOTICE OF DIssoLUTIoN.-The eopart-
~ nership heretofore existing under the
firm name Of Partees q Miller is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, L. w. Miliar re-
tirine-the remaining parties to H. 70
amOunts due the old firm, and receipt for taIe
same C. L. PARTEE,
NOAH PARTEE
L. W. MILLER.
Mem nhfa March ID IS70 uhl6
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Notice Of Trust Sale of Arkansas
Lands.

DY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed tn
ID me by @. A. Henry. on the I'D day OF Au.
gust, 1865, for the benefit OF Given, Watts 4
Co., for the consideration of $4,000 loaned
money on lands therein named, situate IL
State of Arkansas, Desha county, oOntatnins
by estimation 1900 acres, in township s. sOutf
OF range east, 1, Gus A. Henry, ir.. VIII pro
oeed 70 sell the said tract of land,
On the 9th Day of Mavs SfI II ssis sissn e
nv, tl,. ,,-srntraa f,r .~eeh IS OF refor,s A.,
so days notice OF .te only. -''''>e utle 70 the
required Py Gus A. HENRY In 7rr,.,
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The unfortunate Empress Of Mex
leo, the widow of Maxinilian-sPo
Carlotfa'-is yet residing in Tervue-
ren Castle, and has still but very few
light moments. She is strictly watched
and her keepers hardly venture to al
low her the former long promenades
IN the park, as she has more than once
endeavored to elude their vigilance.
Her nights are very restless; only to-
ward morning she enjoys few hours
sleep. The physicians have given up
all hopes OF ever being able to restore
her to reason.
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Death of Pierre Soule,

BEW ORLEANS, March 2G.-HOn.
Pierre Soule died to-day, aged sixty.
nine years.
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AN obese French lady, complaining
other frightlul tendency to ena6onpoi1lt,
says: 81 am so fat that pray for a
disappointment to make me thin. No
sooner does this disappointment come
than the mere expectation of growing
thinner gives me sach joy that 4 be-
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VENDETTA.
Two Companies Of AIabamians an the War
PATH.

NASHVILLE, March 27.-Terrible
state Of affairs exist in Northern Ala
bama, in the vicinity of Decatur.
Judge Charlton, who was recently
shot and killed at Decatur, was said
to have been the leader Of the fac
ton, which is now headed by one
Bob Garner. They have burned
houses, killed and driven off several
persons. The other faction is known
as the Robinson party. Each side
number probably 80 men. 1t is re-
ported that they are near Falkville,
camped in front of each other, with
knapsacks, ratiODs and all other par
aphernalia for a regular campaign. A
One-legged man, named Tarver, has
been killed by young Knight, whose
father was wounded out in the noun
tains snd died in the hospital in this
city. They seem to be carrying on a
sort Of a guerrilla mode of warfare
down there at present, and each side
shooting at each other whenever a
man shows himself FaIkville Is
about 100 miles from Decatur.
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Tom bought gallon of gin to take
home, and by way for label, wrete
his name upon card, which hap
pened to be the seven of clubs, and
tied it to the handle. A friend, COM
ing along and observing the jug, qui-
city remarked: "That's an awful
careless way TO leave that lquor!''
"Why?p said Tom. Because some
body might come along with the eight
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silent, pantOmimic sectors. Mr.. Bel
lew does all the speaking, and his
powers as an actor are much eom-
mended; but complaint is to be made
to the Bishop against him. He is the
man who trained Feehter, the Eng
lish player Of Hamlet" /" now in this
country.
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niSSOLUTI0N.

rTVBE law partnership Of Measlck & Pickett
il has been dissolved.
will continue the practice at the same
office, and attend promptly TO all business
entrusted to me. oEiee. SI7 Seeond street.
mh2 W hIxtSGTCK
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JOS. S.. LENETT g. CO.
1JIA
naa s36 MAIN STREET.
NOTICE. WIS., Is

OFFICE PEOPLES INSURANCE. co, >
30 No. l6 MADISON STREET,
MEMPHIs, March q, Jsa- } +
TIME stockholders Of this CopIany are
L hereby notified that The anDial election
for sevon Directors, to serve theeas y ear,
will he held at the once ofst5 Gfos fs.pa paby, on
WEDNESDAY. Apr5fs1n. .stoek ~ cen the
hours lf l0a.rraL- Dy PROXY Hfs can
vote In ]. A. SIMMONS. secrota. .Ie
5NsoIgTE DIVORCES Legally o,,a,,s..' ).
States FOR oIk, Indiana, Illinois and etber s
legal eyeryyhere; desertie 9sssse or country,
ifS Port. etc. SUFFICIENT canse. SIS.
free. Basinss.ss nntal diyosce obtained. 4dviee
n, NJ HOUSE Attorney No * Nass. as. address,
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The Independent states that Rev.
Mr.. Bellew, an Episcopal clergyman
Of England, has produced Hamlet
in st. Georges Hall. sLondon. WITH.
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WASHINGTON.

Hinge Land 6rant---Saa Domingo Treaty.
National Banks Opposed to the Funding
BiIl---6rant Refuses Troops for Tennes-
sse---AnOther Land GraRt---Ames to be
Admitted to the Senate National Board
of Trade---Fi5me Proceedings.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS

NOb are hereby ordered To attend a @
Il regular stated conclave of Cyrane w
Commentary 80. (, Knights Templar, ~
tnt tMOADAf) evening, 18th inst, at ~
O'CLOCK. -
VISITING Sir Knights courteOusly Invited
6y command of GEO. MELLERSH. E. G.
+. j. BARCHUs, Recorder. nb9S
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TO AGRICuLTuRISTS.

This. fertilizer thoroughly combines the va
riOus chemical constituents, now well ascer-
tanned as forming the elements OF a first
class fertilizer, and absolutely required TO
and restore to the soil the elements of direct
PLANT FOOp," which previous crops may
have drawn from it. and which can be relied
upon for uniformity, and containing the val
unhle nronerlies claimed for IL
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GAIL HAMILTON has had trouble
with her bookseller, As usual, the
lions share was gobbled by the trades
man, and the reason therefor was de-
manded by the fair ''Gail" who would
be goaler. A lawsuit does not suit
the Hamilton, and she takes her re-
venge by writing book full of Jokes
on booksellers, not in the best pOssi-
BILE taste, and although they are anus
ing, they cannot be defended.
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- Memphis, on Poplar street extended, upon
the property owned by the late Henry Laks.
and derives its name rom the celebrated Big
Spring on the premises. 1t is Just one mile
east Of the present terminus OF the Poplar
street Railway which viii be soon extended
70 that property and beyond II. A company
has been chartered TO build a Pebble Turnpike,
on this road, which has been Surveyed, 10 be
put under Immediate contract; and being 70
feet wide, and EN- oellished with shade trees
on either side, and crossed by no railroad and
steam cars, must become the favorite BOule-
yard Of Memphis With these attractions
and advantages, added to healthfulness Of To-
cality, and unexcsptisnable nelghbOrhoOd.
we bring before the PHblie
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A. a noon, ss the RIAL EsrATE EXCHANGE o.
OF MAIN and JenerSon streets, in the civ =
Memphis, the following property conveyssi
20 me in Trust On the Ist day OF Ausnef i.sI ~
- virginia +. Yerger and orvilIe Y,sr-a-| - -. =.
seeuIe certain indebtedness Specified IN ~.
zruss Deed; A lot OF ground ON north sisj,s ~
4 Lon Ion, street. Just west OF the crossing on me
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Charles Heidsieck. Champagne. Siiiery
and Extra Dry. In Baskets-in Cases. For
sale by all wholesale grOcers and wine deal
ers. Sole agents for the United States,
Schultze q Taller, 40 Beaver street, New
York mh23 q
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OFFICE MEMPHIs CRY RAILROAD {

No. 42l MAIN STREET L
MEMPHIS, March q 1870
VIE semi-annual interest ON the bonds OF
Il this Company, due April l. 1870 will be
paid at this office and at the Office OF p NJ
Myers Co, No. "A Pine street, New York
city, at maturity.
mh8 j. G. SMITH Treasurer
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Put up in stronq sags Of Isz POUNDS Eaeh.
ss- send for pamphlets, containing full
directions and certificates.

SELMA Ala. september 10. ls-l5.
MEssRs. Waf. CRICHToN & Son, Baltimore: II
write to say, that so far as have heard from
the " AMafOETATED SOLUBLE SUPER-PIOS-
PHATE,' the reports are very favorable, IN
deed. Several planters who have used that
and IL Peruvian Gsuano side blf sisie saw tbsv
cannot distinguish any difference. i nave
ftlllf as 5CeH the Ps17gridR, and believe there
will be a great demand for IL next season. n
has been used during the present season on
COTTON, with valuable results. by the follow
ing gentlemen, in Dallas county. of this
state TO all Of whom 1 refer: DIR, VIM Nixon
Capt, b. BOykin. Ellis Nixon, EsoI Can't A
V. Gardner. Hunter Z, Rives, Esq, Alexander
Sample, Esq, and others. W. 81 KNOX
MILLIDGEyILLE, GA, November ls. 1850
"The Ammoniated Soluble Supef-Phos-
phate OF Lime / received the I'd day OF MAY
with the request that should test its yaI1e
on COTTON a fertilizer. When received II
/ was nearly through planting. and did not
have an acre OF ground uitable to plant incot-
ton, so selected one acre most Convenient
which was 4 piece nearly worn out and
which, in my Judgment, would have pro-
aounds Seed Cotton per acre. I did not get a
god stand-about thrse-q uarters of a stand
yd the result u ese pounds seed cotton and
about 90 pounds BoIls caught by the fyo-t.
witch willEopen yet.
Thus IL proves to be a good article or
any fertilizer that VIII realize FIFTY TO opsT.
good investments Wa COOK y :.
u cuLvERToN, Ga, November Is. 1864.
This year l have Experimental with.
Ten dlVere9H Fertilizers Of he most IlognIeIr
lgaasis, and lfm. Crlchton q sons Afilinot
niAsso M ssoiuols super Phosphate OF Lime Is,
az present. only equaled by two Of the ma
nures. / am not quite through ,,Ielsfn,. If,f
there is so little yet 70 be picked That h viii
not materially alter the above statement
- can, without hesitation. recor.r.a,,,i
sllaS slasIt ssItilizer to planters as No. Cotton
wNf r.ysTS-II,f,s- y =; y Z, = sss,sl = y IN
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Thirty Building Lots
To be sold to the highest bidder. upon tie
premises,
TUESDAY, MARCH 2sth,

Laid on acoordipgIO plans which may be had
AZ our ofhce. Mr.. ". II. Lake, residing ON
the place. wlll show the premises to an per-
sons wishing 70 examine the lots before the
we invite the attention OF all persons to
this sale VINO wish TO secure q eofnuoeifo,'s
and convenient suburban residence iot vfIIfa
IL can be bought at the prevailing low prices.
value, on ths extension Of the Street RailSvaIr
and the opening OF the Turnpike, no one can
the balance. -'
RoYsTER, TREzEvAST & co.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-23
ENDER's CHILL CURE.

II stimulated the organs 70 perform thsir dinersrs
huetions, and antdoie 70 the poison which
the Fever and Ague. and Thereof restores she
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-23
7 AMARlmARRIEs Hts sIsTER.
Tho Deadhgm PATRIOT says a marriage

y a MARlMARRIES HIS SIsTER.
Tho DeadhGm PATRIOT says marriage
|, once took place at Canton, Mass, under
the following clrcu instances; The bride-
groom, when quite a small boy, ran
away from his parents, who lived IN
4 Lower Canada. 1n process OF time the
/, father died, the mother married again,
and the fruits Of this union were several
daughters, who grewup. and the parents
I not having means TO support them, they
went to work In factories. One strayed
20 Canton factory, where, by fortuitous
circumstance, the runaway happened TO
be ut work. He soon became acquain.
ed with the girl, and before full histo.
~ .ef seol, Others origin was developed,
married her. In few days II was as
certained that they both had one mother.
This Of course greatly confused and IS.
tonIsned. both parties, from which arose
strong conscientious scruples as, to the
pIopfIsty OF brother and sister living to.
vesissr IN state Of matrlmony, and upon
mature consideration they resolved
mutually to dissolve their connection ms
man aud wife.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-23
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.

This department includes the studies necessary to
rpepare fora regular course in College. ? =.
Is also includes course Of study arranged for those
whose time or means are limited and arc thereby I'M
able 70 pursue one more extended.