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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-15
BULLS
SAR - a II a X ILL. A
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother

Benton Bsrpssks, No. April 20. isss.
Or JOHN BuLL--pear sri knoslng the en-.
elsney OF your ssrspsrls and tho healing and bcas-
nslsl qualities possesses. send va ths following
statement Of my casei ..
iuAs wounded about two years ago-vss taken pris.
onsS aud confined for sixteen DonlLs. being moved
often, my wounds have not healed yet ihave Ret
sat up.A moment since Sas wounded. ! am shot
through the hips. My general health 70 impaired.
and need something 20 assist nature, j have more
ith your sarsaparilla than ia sny thing else iwhh
that that IL genuine. Please express me half dozen
bottles, and obgo CAPT. q. J.. JOHNSON,
ut. Louie. Mo.
y s-The following was written April ", l5o1. ~
Mrs. Jennie Johnson. mother Of Capt. Johnson;
DR., JOHN BULL-Dear Sir; Ny husband, Dr. o.
:. Johnton, was skillful surgeon and physician IN
Central New York. where he died. leaving tina above
&. 7, johnson ay care. Al thirteen years of age,
he had "A chronic diarrhes aud rcTOfua, for which !
gave him your SarsapaTllla- II CURED Hihi ]
have fOr ten years recommended II TO many In New
York Ohio and Iowa, for sorofula fever sores. and
general debility. Perfect success has attended H.
1h seeasa m Of sosfsis sss lOsr ssfss
siaosi miraculous. am very anxious Tor ny son
to again have recourse 10 your sarsapafila lie 10
fearful Of getting spurious article, hence his writing
you brit. His wounds we're terrible, but bsi~'s
heviil reeoyer. Respectfully ,o,,.o~
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GAS.
NO GAS CONSUMERS.

Messrs. q. y. Yeager
street and Commercial q
selves with one Of ID.
Meter 1esbegs. Partiss 4.
lng OF their meters can q
meters are found true the
VIII be charged 10 the pa
'rblnd incorrect. no ehi
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SiisnOw. vs.xsr csus,y. Ca, |
lgn. n lx4s.

nr. JoHx BrLI-Den SIR. have recently .gyen
your "Weun Destroyer several uisls, Ans Bud ~
wonderfully snicscous. II has not failed IN . single
Instance 30 have the vsAss.for effect. am doihxs
pretty large cssnty practice, and have daily use TOT
some article ofths kind. an free 70 confess
that fknov Of 20 fersedy recon mcnded ny tbs eheH
Authorities that certain ADD speedy IN It's effects
On the contrary, hsv ere unesnsinin The extreme,
Ny object IN writing 700 " Ind estu poa VISIT terms
get II upon easy terms. saAl use g',si deal Of ~
An that the OF such articles 10 contrary
es6ssr line disesrdinga remsdy Which se kseo ~
b sumcent simply bsc nay Be ignorant offs
eombinsiios. for my part, shsll make . rule 70
use al and every means 10 aiisvia. sudessna hunes-
ny Which may be able TO commandment hssttAfing
becauss soma 90 moro tnscnious shaa ny ssif hsve
leaned lts effects tfst and secured the cole sht u
secure that knOvledge, Hove,er, am BY no means
advocate or supporter Of the thousand Of worthless
nosirurss that food the county ,hat purISr " epro
all manner OF diseases to which aesh 70 heir. Pssss
reply soon. and inforn me ~ your best terms.
:a.. '''' ''i jELiusf. CLEMENT
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BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS!
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENT6.
ARKANSAS heard 1roxn
1..si.s.y ss sasaissi saea

Tsstinsny - Medical Aso isoa
sIF-F. Z Stsny PeInt white Co, Ark. Nay a. -.
Dr. Jsnx BsLL-Dear Sr; Last February was d
Louisville purchasing dIugs, and got some Of your
sarsaparilla And Cedrsn Bitters.
Ny soa-in-law, wso waSwth no IN the store, has
been down with the Theumatsm for seine tine COM
lneneed en- the Bitters. and sees found bis general
health improved, - .--.
pr, ais}, Who has bses n bad AssidL, sied ttsu.
and he alss naprsves ...'
years-as-ssA S~d ks~ aheeted-he isprsved very
nueh ~ the Use sfysur Bittsrs, Indeedthe Csdrsn
Bters has given you great popularity in this settle
mont. ] think esult sell great quantity Of year
medicine this fall especially tie Cedrsn Bittsrs aud
ssrsspariiis. Ship ne sA Memphis care 81 RiokeNI
NssHt Respectfully 81
=, ga WALK nsa
Prepared BY DIR, JOHN BULL at his
Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louisville, Ky.
r I'D f"'e ~ nAa0.AS aso"
fkttillf y IIAsuN 20" 2ti a.
n
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NO. 40 FIFTH, Gross street,
Lou1Sv111c. KY.
7Uhh'O
WORM DESTROYER

To Ny United ssates and W6rid. VIDE
Readers: 4 |.i BY "o|
HAVE received rssny tcs,tn on,as from profss , b
sonsl and needles men, my Aimsnscs and vAri-
GU. put catons have shown all of which sssuns.
The following from q highly educated and popular
physician IN Georgia, 10 certainly ore u the most
sens biz atoms have ever received Or.
Clement knows sIsctly What he speaks Of. Aad he
testimony deserves be written IN letters u gold
Hear what the Doctor Gay, Of Bults Worm Dee eel
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-15

vU,HE proprietor Of this celebrated medicine Justly
claims Tor tia superiority over all remedies over
offered " the public for the s, esa speedy asd per
masot ccrs 81 hgue and Fever, or Chills and Fever
whether OF short or long standing. lie referS to the
entire Western and southwestern country to bear him
testimony to the truth of tho assertion That IN
case whai.ver ~ It fail to euro, n the directions are
strictly followed aud carried Out In great many
eases single lose has been sufficient for cure and
whole families have been cured BY single bottle,
with perfect restoration OF the general health IL 10,
howcysr prudent and ~ every more certain Ia
cure, II It's use continued ia smaller doses for
week or two after the disease has teen check ed more
especially in nicult aud long standing cases Upu.
ally this medicine vii not require any AID to keep
the owes IN good order; should the patient howcs.
or require a cathauit medicine, AFTER having taken
three or four doses Of the Tonic single dose u
Halls Vegetable Family PILLS val DO suii.
cent,
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-15

Through Bills Ladlng Given Via. Nash
willie and Cairo Packets and
b. screen Line"
To Nashville, Chattanooga, Tenn; Atian-
On, Cotusabus, Rome, Macon, ft. Gsincs,
West Paint, Gesrgetown, MiiIedgytIls,
Gal Esfauis, Ala; Montgomery, Ala,
Chariestsn. N. a.; selma, Ala; Sayansh,
Cal Wilmington, N. g.; Columbia, 4. a., by
y CHAS. T. HINDE,
Agent at Cairo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-10
GERMAN GOSSIP.

The Germans are expelled from Algiers in
large numbers
Ludwig Pfau, poet and novelist, is among
the expelled from France.
In some parts of Germany, meetings OF So
cialists under whatever name, strictly Forbidden
during the term of the present war.
Admiral Tegethon, the hero Of the battle OF
Idssa Italy. who reported to he hopeiessly III WI"
can >rr Of the tongue IS at the Water Cure OF hAues
and is fast recovering ~.
1.-THE times are unproptious," said the MN
tster OF instruction at Burekunstsdt, Bavaria 10
r,iftcc OF Jesuits who petitioned for leave !" ''
Jesuit mission at that place II, bod
At Dortmund in Prussia, prlh' -",-" - -.
his window. smashed Tor exhibiting earc"',to p,
-. -. M .,,ing 10 the Pope; wen, -"
NM AIM Won coming along too 10" INV" WV
time Is mp. ,,.,,o,, orc treated
The French prisoners in German! 'ie '''" '''''
according to French military laws "n''",, ~,
owh FOR he treatment Of prisoners oil wal II niue"
tie milder of the i've"
NJ Olivier is now living IN retirement III
,,.I,, near Piclla in Piedmont Hc is said 81 he pre-
naripe for publication work entitled " Ny Ministry o.
.tho "a II Jauuary" To Grst volume vii bear The title,
TT Pi6IiScitc" and the second. The War
Since the RinderpcSt has broken ont among
cattle in the German caups the Nernment has ador'e
the plan Of having the animals slaughtered at home ana
injllan barracks ITcyCs now used exclusively I"F
this purpose.
A number OF French prisoners, who were on
their way 10 their destination, proved ohsrepefoGs an"
as punishment breaking the windows ct the cars III
which they were conveyed ana lisuihS iheir escoi l.
they were obliged % wall through Hanover, ana al the
way from that place to Hamburg
An enterprisiug Dutchman is now exhibiting
NJ Hanover "Nauolcun's pig" This little sQueaier
which has been NEST carefully trained 10 perform laugh
able cas was pet Of the EmpCrors. was taken O. Ger
many along with his stud, ana was O9uf ~ a sac "i
the slperauol, belongings 0f the royal establishment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-10
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 9-P.y


The tide is still rising one at the Stock Ex~
change and fair Of business has been transacted.
The advance has been established by resoute buying
the part Of large owners OF stocks and there j.
buoyancy in the market. The abundance Of money en
bes those Interested carry up prices easily and there
is always street support to be counted upon while the
movement lasts Ia this way there may be. a. there
really H. an appearance Of activity which disappears the
moment the pulators stop buying. strcct speeua
tors in such cases are much like wooden dancing Jacks
the arms and legs Of which move up and down a. tho
strings are pulled We do not say this in Gi-paragemen
Of these gentlemen of the plabe limb- but give
il simply as an illustration of the peculiar
movements in our stock market In shoIt,
the advance in prices now Witnessed Is not
. nat,r, rise produced by purchases the part OF The
pnr but originates in the street and Is maintained IN
the street without drawing in outsiders at AT " "n
occurs when stocks are low that the initiator move
mont, In the street are very successful in Attracting
hu,ers on, 81 Wa.t but In such cases IN" purchases
are tudieionsly made and the examples ar followed
,hrouehout the country thus enabling the Early buyers
Ga roam GOOD profits as the result Of such foresight and
intelligence In the present case however, there
% he an impres.on very general that prize, are too
bi,h for speculaton and hence there j, lue or 10.
rasnonse TO the invitation extended by appanEily
rising market.
| The fluctuations have been confined within a narov
radus The leading features were New-Yolk Central
and Hudson Lake Shore, North West, - Paul Western
Union Telegraph and Pacific Mail The Iesi OF the let
| WAS rejected a. were also investment securities and
EXPRESS shares Late in the afternoon price Yielded
fraction though the market strong he de- line
the folio. ing table shows the highest and price.
| n, active stacks made to-day:
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Wednesday, Nov.

NEw- YORK, wednesday, NOV y, I'IV'
The Real Estate market has been extremely
du during the pat week. but now that the result OF e
eIeotIon IL known shows signs Of renewed acuV' VII
"wednesday several sales OF city and country property
will lac held ut the Exchange Salcsrooms, No III Bro
wav Messrs. A. ID. Mcick jr. Brother will sell tue
known Continental Hotel property at Long Branch
with all its furniture and equipments. mcssrs A. D.
Beeeker Son Co will sell by order Of the executors OF
The late Charles NJ Connolly, the following property
Paetory and lands OF Raymond and WillouBhDy
sts BROOKLYN No. 50 Wrterst NJ " tsory brick store,
and story dwelling house and lease rom TRINITY Chfen
for n wears, OF 6l MOrton-st., near Hudson. .
Al private sale. Homer Morgan is offering some yalt,
ohle vacant fronting Central Park aud the Gru
boulevard. Mr.. Stanley Day ohcrs number OF nrst-
class desirable houses ranging In price from 5000 20
$4,000, in addition 10 large number OF desiaDo 'acd'
Loft
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cks made to-day

The gold market has been devoid OF Speculative an
nation, and all the transactions have been ~ Ivsel
though the largcnes, of ihe bids for the Trasnry s
temporarily carried Up the price TO llos. Tie tempered
the market mas been barely steady, with bs' Of To
temporary frmness arising from tie iailur 70 -eIus
upon annstice. There il still a large standing
short interest In the market, and line bring ap
parently put at each successive advance m the pr
mium The rates to-day were aud 2 per cent or carry
ing, Hat and for borrowing ?, l. and Il per rent Tie
Scotia sailed to-day with $500 III specie. tn neasup
sale OF million gold was responded 10 by BID, aggrs
eating s6,24OoO, at prices ranging from llro 20 oi9
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-10

The Government bond market has been -.
though in the main frm but without hnpo'"'' ',,,.
In prices from yesterday. The irnneSs Las an,
Laird by the steadness OF bonds IN L,n'V" "a, 20.
anticipated Treasury purchase OF one m"n Zen the
morrow for the Sinking Fund. The Iest"' w, the
TeuFortes. which have been in good de'Hs"1 ,oer
National Banks under the recent order
substitution at W per cent. instead oil ~ ." oov,
an a basis OF circulation. Fisk Ha3h IVY"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-10

The State bond market has been ue'0'u ,.,uary and
interest, except IN South Carolina o. -, saysS
July bonds These have been active ana s''' :, ,.s.A
ing l! per cent to 72 with sales ut the ,0'' ling As
North Carolina 6s, old, were dun al '0i' allowing
issues of 1850 at ssi, and Georgia IS AT i: TIC
were the bids: os~t W ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-10

The money market continues TO work Win gre" "a
c.u horrowers readily supplying their requirements ~
. and per cent Oh Government bond and SoSs 'o,,
lateral The currency movement is immat rial 'DOas"
a the eastward movement OF grain has been
conrse Of exchange generally rules in favor oil hs W
hanks There il no notable change In discounts 'H01,
the supply Of commercial paper Offering Is S''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-10
6onses ano farms Wanieo.

UNFINISHED HOUSE Wanted,
,v,,c f,g for the season so aud completely furnished
ers HOIsE; Pfh.aye pr ferrd between Twentieth and Tr-
,,s,s r an the str,e near Flshaye, side Address A. W,
Clarendon Hotel corner EieensAsL AMI FooTha' STABLE
also wanted.
NNyANTED-A MANUFACTURING PROP
RRTY with power In-ou River preferred Address J.
W sCERMERHORS Co., school Furniture aauufactnrers, IA
BOnd-st N. y.
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Bcnro emo Rooms.

Bodro ono Rooms.
BOARD WANTED-Iu a good location; q
ID Young Breakfast add Tea sn4 goci "n 10 ''a,
ocatou In New-lork Ciy; the night LID 81! onno1avf
gooI price be paid Adires. j.. Box no. Tribune Once
DOARD-Elegantly and freshly turnisho:
ID ROOMS 40 West Fifteenth Moderate PIiceu, hr gr's
me family reference given and required
blooms ELEGANTLY FURNISHED to LEI,
without hrsa boNuone house, NO % Last ehn
-, Just west Of broadway, Reference - us1Si
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Ncw Publications.

Nrw publltaiors.
MEXICAN PHOTO-LTHOGRAIU iC COZ
N OFFICE has reiuo,el to No IG3 fU>fls.. NJ.
A DENHAM & Co.,
IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH AND FOREIGN
BOOKS,
RAVE REMOVBp TO
No II MURRAY-ST.,
(NEAR BROADWAY
A NEW INVOICE,
CONTAINING MANY
SCARCE AND CURIOUS BOOKS,
JUST OPENED
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D0LPTICAL ECONOMY.
HORACE GREELI.N

HOEANtE. tf1tiIflsf4N
MY E,,, . si :, S sSa aaS he po OPRoTRcoS
n mo- S SSTSF r. h6cT i' GREELEY
LINE volume Of i pages, III, w9k COM s M eaIp
md Xssnp With 1c sdors aud nuiaions tuggesied ~
foroug pes Il ecae 10 the Memoir Of henry CLAY
meats champ Pre- Trade III 'ae' --latest and most teoOs
H. author claims for mis- merit Of trapping with e Free
her ground and p''ing u@f pus as llty H",e
S SS none en- a, e'aJ the Ious 'lcl
Ts doe. se; s to RGay al s4, 'ss1 /,
de,oc To agre, or ro,co Pf.ri. The Hair'e1aIe'
ani s.rn.;a,a' toc e.rt II Hove l,oay By an taes
.eenbr central or wiring soa o the Economic ta@.nt
A Eois. o. ,Lf ~ -, -e @ n'spG tr nv an srrsS
facts Of Aome illustrations to The seHefs
CONTENTS:
,!.LAnEoo,g,.aaTI@ oq 4,, ON.
nj. Neutrality-suspicious. -NTFLLECrCAL PROP
" MGSt5.-rnr BLAME or TRlpE
VI f1fE oiTb
vnNoSofom rHE LAW OF rmcta-EftfToFOum
5rn aGRlcj LfrrEs - AFFECTED BY TEorECTIoS-vEws
TX ri STtTElT' iScITrMarE srgEgE GoMERs AND
PaorECli3N fok :I lSyiT, RES RE
xii..IHE iABoNNG CLASS-GfS EioHrs INTERESTS
XIII. .riiR IYTFfsSr o. INSTRUMENTATION
nv rRoiICIloN IN 10y 'A iir e,c,r ,xnre
my or lRASCE NylGo5ATiSG. oTHkh INDUS
xvI.ANG8IC4 S Silr-bCiLDISG SHIPPING. AND FOREIGN
COMMERCE
CkEDIT-!TS Uses tNl ABB SiS-lOhLlGN IkDbBJ-
tb.,ESS-OTE NATIONAL HlBT
XVIII WHAT HAS BEEN ELVClntTiNt WHhI SEAL Be
XIX..TAXAUON. DIRECT AMI INDlHICI.
MO OPILAriON.
XXI. wool AND WOOLENS
NXII. .IaMiGRAIlON.
XIII spa, iFC-hB NhLOhiM-AlJAON
NXIV. .CONCLf StNNS
ANALYTICAL APpENIiN.
For ,sie az TIE TglBtSE OFFICE frcc 81 so. Sttt ~
rua. po., ysio. or zee, g., @! ifo.
TIE 1KIBUNE.
Ffw-YOER
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Dodge Klmla'lt Moor
Foreign Exchange has been rather more "t'e
rates are higher We quote

The DAYS business the Gold Exchange BANK was a.
follows. Gold clearing sSoosi,oOG gold balances H.:
1873 49l currency balances A,Sl,oOS The following ="
RI. nri..s of i,l
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Gonnirn ilropcrtn 10 fei.

VuHHIIu I1IUFPFFH 10 IFr'
At YONKERS-To LET. at applicants own
~ ur,. until M dny HED HOT e ~ Improvement
go Winters residence Desirable sn responsible parties only 40
dress BREASTED lJ2 Maden-lane.
YINO LET, for SALE, or in EXCHANGE for
CITY Poperty-0n Fouhsn ths nhltes IRON depot ana "
from CITY, little C0I1 AGE oontsining rooms i'H'. ~ -,
kOPPBL. II Ann-st ----
NONKERS.-A furnished and unfurnlshed
HOUSE LET al half pnee Apply j. io' MANS Agfh, lo
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5alrs bp Gurtlct

,;Ro. A. Ig,vfTT AuciloIe-r .,.,.> ~
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLlMlON
ID FALL Aaor-psce and Egh.h-si. LlAyllr sIkfBhISh
SotJ,T2B LBR,Lus CArALo-uED AND SOLD
49, MR. CONNEfFS LIBRARY -
EVENING" Sog y and - az u CLOCK
sALEor lie PRIVATE LIBRARY al Ar tDAoN 'oHsh con-
COLLECTION ~ ophc rraing ." tue DRAMA ~
msny valuable works in general Literature, hnop, So.
Catalogues ready Books on eihi1iuoh
A. MgRwIS. A-ctione.r
DY BANGS, MEaWlN 4 Co. broadway, cor.
ID lhssales Of Book, Works o. Art Fancy Coos Furniture &C
ID f. THOMAS, AuctiOncer.-Cireat sale OF
ID. OF Paintings Engraying ChowJs store fIores al IL m
at No. 10, Ful.on-st, BroHwaS-
WILLIAM ELLIOTT. Auctioneer - llya-
cinths, Tulips Crocas, Narcus So a. Iar4ou on M
18th inst. at II a. ~ a. lount fN"i,H - I'm .
nent ~ imuort. Bgh quantities "a suit Fachas'fs
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Gitn j1roprrir 10 Get.

Gitn prcpfrin 10 fe..
S,TORE TO LET-24J Observation-Disclosures
- a. Lk ,tor 81 ,rsr.; Up that bnsuess would
make Tea GROCERY Clothing Shoe Store Inquire on the
premises :,
rsNO LM-596 Broadway, large DOUBLE
Il STORE, 50I20O. Apply 4 RAhoND' w ru'"h''
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FrsT c,,t
100 O'CLOCK A. a.
sails Of D0rGunsnt B1ad.
phO 5-20 Con 67.......l09i
SAILS Of STATE itaro1d BORs--EoH ana Ra,e,d
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49,
EWBANKs HYDRAULICS AND NE
CpANiCE.
IIpCLlPII,E M HISTORICAL LCtc,E
nIDRAULIC And OIHtE MACHINES TOb EL!fIfG WLJFk
Aso otscrsLors
MECHANIC ARTS IND THE sTEbE FN6'En
IuSsss,. ,, near, Three Hutdrsc Flrrs1irsa
kIls.Itt fdtot. AodIots ksnsi
Br ILoxAI EVH4Sr.
Late Coaitlss q Paielu
Dsnsg tvai' ui' Recognized A. itteNa
sbor, ISsT' tltous beer ,L. h ,, a. Ii.
safEsr having been a,se, oa tn TgIBUEE ott B fsou.rt
addition, t.i ri, Abrsss, Of ii, pro,r ..
i..esaes and setpes
One lsgr erts'o ,ouzs tosse 4 ,.otL
Free 81
s.ri ~ ksl o. pt e'It,.
THR TRIBUNE. T,..Yo,l
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SECOND BOARD. / p. ".

Sails 0flOr'rtfnfHf Bonn
5000 s. g. Currfncy .....ll, 600 $50 ~ 81 o IA.
SECOND BOARD, 124 ", AND 81 O'CLOCK Pm
otort f-
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EARTh CLOSETS IND
EARTH SEWAGE.
.sfw pAKPHltT OF GREAT INTfREsf To ALI.
SLOgeE Z WAXING. j. 90 ogssr PAM
COErEN1G
TEE yLtTP SYSTEM lDstsisE
TBE MANUEL VI E&TlOA .--..
SEWAGE AND CESS-POOL Dlktksb
Tar DkT EARTH SYSTEM POI tliin AND TtNft
THE DETAIls EARTE tkNASE
TuL PHILOSOPHY THE EAKfH kisTEk
IEgrIHONI IN FAVOR Or THE klhIh SLCfh
!; nuirtnohs iot psR'' s's
PRICE Fryr CEsrs
sssi by Mail o. receipt Of pre-, ~, y,,
COOPERATIVE STORES: THEIR History
~ OssIsIurIos AND MisAsIxEsT. Paper 3..tia,, n.oo,
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS OF TIE MOL ~ bhoVh1
YIELD (NAss) COOPERATIVE sT0Eg ASSOCIATION rns %
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS or COOPERATIVE LAID
AEp BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pnos Is cents
ssst By nail pest pale, On receipt Of pnes ,.,.,
ANOTHER PAMPHLET on
IA EAkTH CLOSETS -
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-22
Sheriff s Sales.

BY virtue of sundry wri's OF Fl. fa.. to me
directed will sell to the highest bidder,
at Orangeburg Court House, OH the first
Monday in February next, for eush the
following property, viz:
ALSO
One tract of land containing 15O acres
more or less. bounded by T.. II. Bowling, S.
I'. Sawyer. Vim. Pcndcrvis. and South Edsto
River. Levied as the property a. ID. Dow
ling ut the suit ct r. iL-Dnwlng.
ALSO
The interest of the Defendant in one Cir
culnr Saw Mill on Dean Swamp. Levied on
ne the property of James .. b. CLANCY Mt
the suit OF Wm. Knots.
ALSO
Oue tract of land containing 1850 acres
more or less, bounded ON the nortl, hy David
Ilouscr, cast by J. II. Ssnoak. south by estate
Margare; Rniuph and west by +. ". Oliver
and Glenn Oliver. Levied on as the proper
ty of Peter NJ. lIous.r at the suit OF 3. F.
Simmons
On Tuesday after salcs'lay, ut the resi-
dcncc of Z. NJ. uouscr, 3 head Mules, .G
head Cattle, 30 head Hogs. Wagon and
Gears, 1000 lhs Seed Cotton 300 HIS Fodder.
so bushc. Corn, Wind Mill. 60 bushels
Cotton Seed. and Household and Kitchen
Furniture. Levied Oh us the properiy of
Peter Nj. lIVuscr nt tile suit OF B F. SIM
mons.
ALSO
One Turp"n,inc Still nmd onc.t third into
rest in ono other Turpcnine Still. also one
third interest in one tract of land containing
100 acr"S more or less. Levied on as the
property OF l.. \ Zcigler at the suit Of Dan'l
XcigIcr.
On Tuesday after salcs,lay. a. the residence
of l.. 4 XcigIrr. > Wagons, > Timber Carts
and Sirctci"r-. head OF Cattle, | buggy. j;
Oxen. Mare. Cnrring". fiaEo. Iiousc.
hol'l AMI Kitchen Furniture. Levied on a.
the property to. l.. 4. Xc!gler at TIC suit OF
Dan Lvig,r.
ALSO.
On Tues''a., after lay next. nt the
residence al ionn l.. Ayers. ~ bushels Corn
more or les. Levied Oh n> thu property OF
john l.. Ayer- II; i!'c sui, of H,ub.n .Io;nsnn.
Que ln' of Ian ! in the Town os Brauciv;llr.
con uinins iwumcrs, NOR, or less, and bo,,iri-
ed ny t'ie So ga. IL. H.. j. Fielder Meyers
ard others Levied On a. die property Of
W. II. louck, .,dn'r Lcngnlck K Sell.
ALSO
One tract OF l.n'l containing 40 acres
more ar less. bounded north hy II. Eiy;:>.
east ly old Charleston R"sd. sour., hy j. ".
II. Dukes and west 10y Ellis River.
ALSO.
One other tract containing 80 acres more
or less, and bounded on tho north ny j. W.
II. Dukes, cast hy W. I. Mckcwn south hv
Henry Dickson aml west by \. ID Fred .r:rk
Levied an as tho property of b. IL. barton "a:
The suit of q. l.. i:ilry, Atlm'r.