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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-15
A. C. MeGILLIVRAY,
AuctfOneer.

Under DE CREE IN EQUITY.
u Furman tS Spratt vs. George Corker.
VIII be sold on TUESDAY, tie sth day OF March,
1870, in front Of the Old CustomhOuse, at II
O'Clock, A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND, known on Plat Of
Gadsden's Lands, divided by R. K. Payne, Sur
vevor In 1912, as Lot No. lis, on Chestnut street,
measuring As feet front, By 400 feet In depth.
stamps. E. W. NJ. MACKEY, 8. c. C.
febl4 tut
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Amftion Sales.--future Daps.
BY A. G. McGILLIVRAY,
Auctfoncer.

Under DECREE IN EQUITY.
u Tupper, ct al. VS.. Eliza Shingler, ct al.
VIII be sold in front OF the Old Customhouse, on
TUESDAY, the sth day OF March next, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ.
ALI that LOT OF LAND, with the three Brick
Tenements thereon, situate on the south side
OF Princess street, In the City Of Charleston, and
known by the numbers l. 8 and S, measuring and
containing In front on Princess street - feet,
on the south line - feet, on the east line -
feet, on the west line = feet; buttIng and
bounding north on Princess street, south on -.
Terms-one.third cash; balance in one and
two years. secured by bond OF the purchaser,
with interest from day Of sale, payable semi.an-
nually, and mortgage Of premises. Premises to
be Insured and kept insured and the policy as
signed. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
feb15 tu4 E. W. M. MACKEY, 8. @. C.
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BUY YOU new novels at the Hasel street
Bazaar.
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y NEW STYLE of fine initial note paper and
envelopes 40 cents box, at the IIasel street Ba-
Zaar
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mH- AT THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY

@ AT THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY
of the UNITED FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, held
on Monday, the 14th instant, the following offi-
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
II. LARCOMB, President.
F. BURN0W, vlce-President.
j. II. STEWART, Secretary.
f. P. y. MARTIN, Treasurer.
]. FRAZER, First Director.
NJ PINCKNEY, Second Director.
b. F. SAiALLS, Third Director.
E. PINCKNEY, Fourth Director.
JAMES SNIPES, First Axman.
Second Axman.
P. JONES, Engineer.
B. BRIGHThAN, Steward.
P. A. GREEN. Hallkeeper. feb15
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aS-CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, are notified that
she is dlscharging Cargo at Adger's South Wharf.
Goods uncalled for at sunset will remain on the
wharf at owners' risk. JAS. ADGER & CO.,
febl51 Agents.
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By A. C. McGILLIyRkY,

Under DECREE IN EQUITY.
u Bailey, ct al, VS.. Whaley, ct al.
Will be sold on the 22d day Of February instant,
In front OF the Old Customhouse, at II O'CLOCK,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND,
situate On Wadmalaw Island, In Charleston Coun-
less: buttIng and bounding north on Wadmalaw
Sound south on Lands OF Joseph S. Whaley, east
on Lands OF George Scharlock, and west on Lands
OF Edward LaRoche.
Terms-One.third cash; balance on credit of
one and two years, with interest from day OF
sale, secured by bond Of purchaser and mortgage
OF premises. Purchaser to pay for papers ana
stamps. +. w. NJ MACkEI1
febI tu4 81 Y. v.
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A. C. McGILLIYRAY,
Auctfoncef,

Under DECREE IN EQUITY.
u Susan Porcher, Executrix, VS.. William
Rhett.
Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of March
next, In front OF the Old Customhouse, at II
O'Clock A. NJ,
side OF the public road from Charleston to Goose
Creek, and between the Northeastern Railroad
and Cooper River, in the County Of Charleston,
and known as the "Marshall Tract" and con.
tanning 243 acres, more or less. Buttlng and
bounding north on Lands of Henry M. Mani
gault; easton Cooper River, and Lands Of Dr.. F.
Y. Porcher; south on Lands OF F. Y. POrcher, and
west by the Northeastern Railroad.
Terms-One third cash; balance in one and two
years with interest from day OF sale, payable
semi-annually and mortgage of the premises.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
febl5 tu4 s. w. II. MACKEY, s. &C.
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5uerial Notices.

ag- CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMER MA
RYLAND, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that
she is THIS DAY dlscharging Cargo at Pier No. 1,
Union Wharves. All goods not taken away at
sunset will remain on wharf at Conslgnees' risk.
feb15 MORDECAI & CO., Agents
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By RIECKE e. SHACHTE.
SHOULDERS, HAMS, STRIPS, BUTTER,
- CHEESE, &c.
will sell THIS DAY, before their Stores. Nos.
81 and % vcnduc Range, at half-past O'CLOCK
A. M.
1000 lbs. Bacon SHOULDERS
1900 lbs. Bacon Hams
1000 lbs. Bacon Strips
80 boxes Factory and O. C. Cheese
Dbl. Bottle Corks
$50 lbs Western Meat Dolognas
so reams Brown Wrapping Paper, &c. &c:
Terms cash. lcDlo
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Business Garos.

A DAMS, DAMON & CO., 16 BROAD ST.,
n. Dealers In Stoves, Ranges, Crates, &c. Agents
-Or the AUTOMATIC Washing Machine and Wringer.
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A MAR. G. W.-CHOICE DRUGS, CHE
n MICALS. Surgical instruments, Perfumeries
and Toilet Articles 400 King, cor Yanderhorst st.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05
Tn. Kentucky Du.ii., ., Heidelberg
from the Cincinnati COMMERCIAL

ffrom the ClncinpNl eohWete'"'!
The following is an extract from pr.-
vate letter recently received from he'de1-
berg, Germany:
--"Due!ing has now ceased for the tune
The man with whom tho American St"n"
Ia CAV Kentuckisn) had his ias, duel about
two weeks since, is not out OF the house
vet. The doctor was for some time IN
doubt whether he would be able TO recon-
,truc, that face or not. The last four men
with whom Stone has fought were carried
of the field. One fellow he iinishcdup IN
a minute and half.
"As soon a. any German begins to as
,inpuish himself above others IN duellhg,
stone calls him out and give, him a merci-
less drubbing. As result, the corps,
students think that Stone is splendid
fellow in fact he would be perfect u he
did no, possess SO dangerous "A sword.
The fact Is tina, there is most reckless
Sc, of Americans here AT present. Beside
them the corps-students stand no chance
whatever. When German students get
drunk, they are entirely satisfied II they
can succeed in getting each other home
| but when Americans get drunk they .hslst
on whipping out the whole beer house ana
seeing that the establishment Is properly
| closed before they leave. They are 50
pugnacious that the Germans generally
clear out and leave them the field, in order
| 20 save trouble.
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with his army in three lines of bittlc.
Rhodes division occupied the front 1ine,
Colstons division the second line, andllill,
with n part of hi, division in line and,part
in column, The third line. During TIN at
tack and rapid pursuit of the emmy,
Rhodes and Colstons divisions BECAME
comminclcd and moved in one confused
mass. Rhodes, finding how disordered the
troops were, asked jackson to send Hill
forward to take the advance, and permit
the first and second line to be- reformed.
While this was being done, Jackson, ac-
com panied by some officers and couierS,
rode forward to reconnoitre. lie advaicet
as far as the Federal pick
ets, and then turned to come
back TO his own line, when his party,
mistaken for Federal cavalry, were fred
into by the Confederate line Of battle.
The Ore was probablay from troops who
had Just been placed In position, and Who
did not know that Jackson was in front of
of them. Think this was the Generals
impression in speaking of it aiterwad.
Several of his party were killed and
wounded by this fire, but the General es-
capped. and turning to his left entered the
forest and continued TO approach his own
line. When within thirty or forty
Yards of il, a second volley was fred :
which wounded him in three pa-
ces. One of the wounds was in the right
hand, and the other two in his left arm.
1t was a round ball, such as was used for
th. smooth-bore Springfield muskets' The
wounds in the left arm were believed Ia
have been made by tho same kind Of bul.
let's. The Confederate troops who fired
the volleys at the General and his escort
were armed with smooth-borc muskets
will add that Gen. jackson did not die
from these wounds. His death was the
result Of pneumonia, and occurred, eight
DAYS after the wounds were received.
Yours, Very Respectfully,
HUNTER MCGUIRE,
Late Chief Surgeon Jackson's Command.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05
In Memmory OF Counting Days,

Courtships are sweet and dreamy ulfes'
holds of unseen Edens, where half the
world has passed in couples, and
talked In whispers under the moonlight,
and passed on and never returned.
One of the saddest and most suggestive
sights We ever saw was the worn threshold
at the end Of grass grown path WITH
neither house nor hearth beyond. Naa're
had done what she could to make 'lat
threshold beautiful; she had persuaded n
struggling vine, reddenng with roses long
the way. but still il was sad thing to look
upon. There was no shelter beyond M.
nesting place for love and hope the ropi
had gone down in the fierce surgcs of rel
fame, and so on the one side as on tie
other. IL was wide wide world
That old threshold seemed to us did,
upon which human sunshine went aid
came until the day grew dark and CLOUDY.
We thought Of the feet-thc little feet IN
red shoes--that battered over II like The
summer rain; we thought Of the couples
that, perhaps stood there when there we're
Intels beside the threshold stood in the
mild moonlight when hand stole into hand
one broad and strong, the other plump
and fair. We thought Of the cheerful err
rands that had been borne over II, wher
the Glad feet cleared with IA bound, or JUS.
touched II and glided into the small sum
mer day Of home.
And II seems 10 us--that worn threshold
like the days Of courtship. Sometimes
there is q para disc beyond, aud some
times desolatiop.
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BRIEFS.
Foreign Personal.

Prince Bonaparte is still in Paris.
The king Of Wurtemburg is called a
"brewcry on foot"
Count Nontalambert is said to have
given half bis torture in 1892 to the Polish
leaders 10 aid them in overthrowing the
Russian rule.
Foreign General.
The Irish free bill has passed both houses
OF Parliament.
A parliamentary crisis 10 impending
In the French cabinet.
The movement Of Spanish troops against
the rebels in the central department has
commenced. Two separate columns left
Puer to Principi on the morning Of April
lst. Another has marched from Porto del
Pedro to attack the insurgents in the rear,
and Count valmazcds has advanced 10
Comic. t.
The Prussian navy consists Of thirty
vessels, carrying $40 guns, viz Five
iron-clads, nine corvcttes, two despatch
boats and twenty-five gun-boats. Ere
1874 eleven iron-clads, eleven corvettes and
ten small vessels are to be constructed
thus flling the programme laid down by
the Reiehstage In 1867.
The Emperor Of Russia recently pre-
sentcd the Don Cossacks with the newly
consecrated banners Of st. George, adorned
with the Alexander ribbon and an inscrip-
ton commemorating the 800 years exis-
tence of the Cossack army Of the Don. Its
fullest muster was during the Crimean
war; when eighty regiments Of 800 men
each, forming an aggregate OF $4,000
were called out.
A three-legged tortoise was once caught
near Ascension Island, branded with the
name Of Lord Nelson by some sailo RS,
and carried to the British channel. Two
years afterward, the same tortoise, with the
same leg missing and the same inscription
was caught on Ascension Island, over two
thousand miles from England. 1t Is sup
posed to have found is way back by follow
ing the warm waters Of the gulf stream.
Donessie-Psrseasl.
! Fanny Fern owns her house, worth $25,-
600.
Nellie Cooley, an Iowa girl, has button
string ave yards long, with no two buttons
alike, and some over 200 years old.
Rev. o. B. rockingham, Of New York,
in his sermon las, Tuesday, took grounds
agains, the action Of Congress in relation
TO Utah.
Domestic General.
The State election in Rhode Island will
take place tomorrow.
A regular assault 10 being ruade upon
the income tax in almost every state OF
the Union.
There 10 no doubt whatever, says . tele.
gram, that the Senate will fail TO ra'ify
the San Domingo treaty As 1t now stands
In Wilmington, Delaware, on the Cd
inst, colcred votes were refused ~ an cleo
ton. VIVA. will Butler ssy'
The Indians Of Wyoming Territory ar
committing bloody depredasions. The.
need TO b. Pieganixed. Where is Colone
Bakerf
Fast day occurs in Connecticut on Fri
day, April lst. This is Good Frida!
which has been the fast day in Connect
Gu, from time immemorial almost.
Two colored men voted at Perth Ar
boy, Jew Jersey, on Thursday, the date
the proclamation. These were the hr'
voters under the XVIII Amendment.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05
POLITICAL NOTES.

In letter to friend in Wisconsin, Gen.
G. G. Washburn positively declines TO be
q candidate for reelection to congress.
Greeley's last stroke Of disloyalty con-
sis,s in saying that 1T isnot the business
Of our State Department merely TO watch 3
scene OF murder afAr o6, and pick up dead
Americans when the contest 10 over"
Mr.. Kelly argues in Congress that the
more you pay for an article, the cheaper
Il Isl A great deal Of business, tho bur-
den Of which the people have 70 bear, -
transacted in Washington upon the basis
Of Just that kind Of logic,
A Washington radical correspondent
writes that the Presidents 'hsppy, VI
hand. free and easy style Of lobbying 10
certainly . plsassn. innovation upon tie
subtle corrupt and Msehisvellisn
policy Of the schsming reprobsses who
throeg the capital"
Grant 10 teaching the senators In psrs-
blss In respect 70 the San Domingo qus''
ton. He met the objection Of Mr.. Sum.
ner that the leland will svsntuAlly become
ours from the force Of certain gravitation,
BY aging that fruit 10 better plueksd for
use before i becomes too ripe u have
not forgotten my boyish prsfsrsaes" he re-
marked, ''for green sppiss ever rotten onss
a.d svea II San Domingo seems little
too rank V the Taste sf some senators,
there 10 danger IL W refuse II nov that ws
cannot appropriate Il to such advantage
yssrs hsses." Who eeuld refuse 70 80 for
$1,000 900 worth Of green spplss amer
that asgumsatf
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isshil'
NJA.Ta,lg'S SALE.

State Of Illinois. Alexander County, IS. AleNah'
der County Crcui, Court.
In the matter o, samuel stats Taylor and Edwlh
Parsons Trustees OF the Cairo CITY Properly ";
charles Schuenm.yc ct and Andrew Pupp' IN plI
to enforce Vendor Lien.
Public notice j. hereby given, that IA pursuance
of n decrotsl order entered ~ The above ehutleu
rot.e m snid court, IN the 3oth day 81 SePl'H'
Der, a. H. 1861 of tie -,ptrmlner term shereO,.
A II. 1889, /, JOHN q. nGlnan, Master in Chancery
nt saiJ ,ountv. viii, ON the Ninth day If April A.
b. 1870, at coch ID the s'rrnGon , h iaa o fSr
sell a. public auction 70 the inquest oiu.er, ,o
cssh At HE southwest door OF the couft,house
in the city of Cairo, in ,aid county the f2llo.hR
described real estate, situate IN the ihru huu'.
ton 10 the city of Cairo in the county OF Alexah,
der and state Of Illinois, to-wit: Lots numoefeo
Three (s) Four a. and Five (5l, IN BLOCK number
ed six }OI AZ known AMI designated on the record.
ed man or plat Thereof together with all ana IN.
sular The tcneineuts and Entertainments thereun'o
o''ons"E JOHN Q. HARTMAN,
Master in Chancefy.
Cairo, Illinois, March 10th, A. u. 1871
"a
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RAILROADS.

Lake Shores anA Michigan Southern.
The earnings during the third month
Of March were t2Si,7Si Last year, $685.
s92. Dec.eass, $4,000.
Milwsskss aaA %. Peal.
The earnings during the third week Of
March were $4,000. Last year, l0o,ss6.
Decrease, t3l, $50.
chissge, Rssh IslssA and Pssiae.
The earnings for the third week in
March were $lO3, 637. Last year. Sill
900 Dsssssss, Ss,ssa. -
chissSs ssa North western.
The earnings during the third month Of
March were tls7,ls7 ~. Last year, $751;
s72 o.. Decrease, Sso,sis Of.
Wssssra uaasa.
The company have upon the road ~ aas
Locomotives, u Arst sscoad-e;ass esashss
. nail and bsggsSs, sslssping. nd ~
freight ears.
Nashagss Central.
The saraings for the third weak In
March were. S7,%7i0 g. Last year for
the same term the earnings we're $780,
357 A.. Decrease, $l&,6A6 SO.
~. Louis and Iron Mountain,
The earnings during the second week in
March were: Pass, Ss,6T9 IS; freight,
sl7,7s? AZ; mails, etc. ollie 3d. total,
s27,s4e Sc second week, 1859, sll,S92 81
increase, sl6,2j6 II.
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RrThc admission Of Adelbert Anne

nSrThc admission Of Adelbert Ames
into the Senate Of the United States Was an
outrage upon decency. His credentials
stated, that al. Adclbert Ames, Brevent
!, Mayor-ieneral United States Army, Pro.
visional Governor Of the State Of n issis.
dppi, do hereby certify that Adslbert
Ames was elected United States senator
BY the Legislature on the 18th day Of Janu.
, sry, 1870" II the aims u the Radical
!. party were honest, this Ames would have
been whipped for impudencc and punished
for his high-handed etfrontery.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

pa- The Metropolis Promatgator 10 in
distress about the disssntions in the kadi.
cal party Of Pope county. 1t seems, the
Radicals are charging each other with being
dishonest; and, in making the assertion,
do what is very unusual in the psrty-tsli
the truth
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

pey-Conner, the only Democratic carpet
bag member Of Congress, said in his first
speech that when he arrived in Washing
ton he had some curiosity to see Butler |;
tina, he expected to see grea, lawyer; but
havin. seen him on the door Of the House
he was now convinced that Butler had now
mistaken his calling, that he was better
low commedian than lawyer.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

pa- Mccartney, Of the Metropolis Pro-
mulga.or, calls Barton "the'Lort who pre-
sides over the Era" We don't knew what
"Lor," is, but II its anything that never
objects to a good article ofstraight whisky
We think Barton's q "Lort." He takes his
horn ottener than he blows Il.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05
Mnrch. iIth. $50
MASTERS SALE.

State Of Illinois. Alexander County, S. AIexah-
der County Circuit Court
In the mat,crsf Joseph Mckenzie and Neston
Roe, firm Of MchcnzioS Rce, vs. fsteI HIh
norman. on petition for Mechanics Lien
Public Notice /. hereby given, that IN pursuance
q. a dcrrctal order entered ~ the "bo'e emf tIel
cause, IN he Court of Common Pleas, OF tne cry
of Cairo, on the 23i day uf November, A. ~ $50 :
OF th. Noysu ter term, ls61, OF sad 'uuT ui '"h
mon Pleas, and certain order eut'r"1 IN w" -ain
circuit Court Ut Alexander county, on the hts'
dan OF October, A. II. 1859, of the september term
lsiy, Of said Circuit Count, !, John U Hartman,
Master ia Chanccry for sad court, on th' Nlh,h
day Of April A. II. lsi0, ut o'clock IN zoe .itri'
noon Of SAID day. Will sell a. public auction Va ,hs
h ghesi bidder, fer rnsh, a, the southeast door ni
the court house IN the city of "a r., IN sara coun'
Is the following d.scr,hei real estate, situate IN
ia, First ADDITION - the cty Of Cairo, county OF
Alexander and state OF iiinni. to'siti Lot mum;
bcred Twenty-cight en- IN Block NUMBERED
For'y.eight lis) a. known and designated on IA.
recorded map r plat thereof, t"Lether WIN an
and singular the tcncm.n,s aud Entertainments
JOHN Q. HANNAH,
Master IN Chancsry.
Cairo. Illinois. March 10th, A. d ls7s.
mtrlodti
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

The Vicksburg Herald reports that
when Yerger came back 10 jail in jackson,
Miss, he expressed much grat'heailon AZ
his weeks sport, hunting, fishing, etc
His erst question to the iailor was lis
nv room II, order" NEXT, he sent note 20
a reighboring saloon, which read; Good
morning-I have returned. Send me a
bottle IL cocktail and dozen cigars.
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Total wounded prisoners and dis.

Total wounded prisoners and dis.
charged in 1S6l-62.........."""." no
The Doctor then goes on TO say that II 1t
be fair to assume that the total mortality
iof 1868 and 1864 was fully equal TO that
,of 1862, then the total deaths in the Con.
,federate army in lsel-GS WAS At least $780,.
1000. exclusive Of the deaths in tho North
fern prisons, which would swell the number
to near 5000; and II the deaths among
1.-The discharged Cor wounds and disease,
and among the sick and wounded on fur.
Tough be added, the grand total OF deaths
lin the Confederate army, during the entire
war, did not fall far short Of 100000. Ac-
,cording to this calculation, tho deaths from
diseases were about three timer ~ numer.
,ous as those resulting from the casualties
Of battle.
The Doctor then sums up as follows;
Confederate forces actually engaged in
in ls6l-65, 100000; total deaths in {. s.
A, 100000; losses Of &. 5. prisoners in
sls6l-6, which may be considered as total
losses on account of the policy Of non-ex.
change BY the United States, 200, 600; losses
ofC.s. A. by discharges, disability and
'desertion, 100000.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Clsthing fer the million st Z. NsHs No
70 ohis ieves The best good In the city
will be found at this house. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

The St. Nicholas Billiard Hall 10 one
Of the largest and best furnished in the
country. 1t 10 the resort OF both citizens
and strangers who indulge in billiard
playing. Jaho"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05
oToNGWAll JACKSON.


RicsMssp, Va, March !, 1870.
Ihsvs just received your letter asking
me 10 give you some information in regard
TO the last wound Of Gea. Jackson, that
you may correct the statement puolished in
some Northern magizines by Gen. De Peys-
ter and Col. Clifford Thompson: The
former, you say, claims that Gen. !aexson
was shot BY the FRS. Massachusetts infan-
try, and the latter that he was killed by
canister shot from Pleassntons artillery,
You will find an accurate account OF the
Generals last wound and death in Dabneys
Life Of Jackson" or in the account wrote
and published several years ago.
The facts are briefly these:
Gss. Jschssn made the attack May 2,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

The Continental 10 the only cook stove
with gliding oven doors. Warranted in
all rsspeets. Pitcher 4 Henry, a. 1872
Commercial avenue, cor, 18th street,
uoy2Ot
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Youths boys and Children's clothes At
les thaa New York prizes, will be sold
this week, At P. Nsfs, regardless Of cost
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Pitcher h Henry's large stock Of hard
ware, cutlery, tools, stoves tinware etc.
will be sold without regard to cost,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Good Cotton Socks, only IL cents per
pair or 81 25 cents per doz., at r. Netfs'
No. 10, Ohio Levee. IT,
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Jusr RIeEIvEp.- She Shoe Fly Elicit
aav Deaf Bedder Ne Hats and caps At
?. NsEs, No. 70 ohis Lsvss.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

~Congres. 10 only asked to give away
one hundred millions Of public lands, by
bills new before IL.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

BARGAINS! RARGAlSs A good suit of
clothing for ten dollars, at p. Nets, ~
Ohio Levse.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

~. Loais and Iron Mountain,

serAn Ohio paper, after chronicling
the death Of boy froA the kick Of q
horse furiously asks "Whsss are the
polics?"