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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-13

Fteus. -Chocs Family Flour In bbls
ILL ibis, sacks &e., for sals. st the Egyp'
Wan 1ills. "a
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-13


COOP NEws.-Ths Cairo d Vinccnnes
Railroad will be built in certain contin.
yencios, but the fact /. that Elliott X Hay.
thorn are now receiving their spring stock
Of mems, womens, misses, boys and chill
drens' shoes in every style and Of all va
ri.,is,. Thess goods will BE- sold AZ the
lowest cash prices.
We ssk ell Of our old and new pS.rons
TO call and examine our stock and sscer.
tain our prices, but we wish Il 10 be dis.
tinct'y understood that We want cash cas-.
top.ers No other kind need apply. The
credit system has played out with US, and
TO avoid mistakes that create III will and
trouble We have concluded N allow no
goods ~ b taken out If the store on trial
ELLIOTT 4 NXYTHORN.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-13

Business. was rather dnll in marine
circles.
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Invalids, broken down
In heslth ard spirits by Chronic Dyspepsia,
or suffering from the terrible exhaustion
which follows the attacks Of acute disease,
the testimony Of thousands who have been
raised AS by a miracle from similar state
of prostrs,icn by Hostetters Stomach
Bittcrs, is q sure guarantee that by the
same means you too may be strengthened
and restored. But to those who stand in
peril of epdemics, TO all who, by reason Of
exposure, privations, and uncongenial cli-
mate or unhes Thy pursuits,
, may At any moment be stricken
down, this paragraph 10 most particularly
and emphsticslly addressed. You, who
are thus situated, are proffcred an absolute
safeguard against the danger that mens-
cos you. Tone and regulate the system
with this harmless medicinal stimulant
and alternative, and you will be foresr,ned
against the mslsdies whose seeds doat
around you in the air unseen. Hostetters
Stomach Bitters are no. only a standard
tonic and alternative throughout tho United
States, bu, they are accredited BY the
certificates Of the most distinguished citi-
Gems OF tho Union, to the people Of oil
other lands. In Canada, Australia, and
the West Indies, they arc gradually taking
the place Of all other stomachics, whether
native or foreign and surely Ms truth 10
rrogressivean demonstration overthrows
doubt, they will eventually supersede
every other invisorsnt and restorative
now employed in medicinal practice.
An IMPORTANT TRUTH.-Ths excite- |
ment throughout the country, occasioned
by the late revolutionary movement in
Paris, has at last spread to Cairo, and has
been made manifest in the anxiety Of
every man Of good taste 10 have his boots
and shoes made BY Ehlers, who 10 the boot
and shoe maker VI the city. His shop 10
on 20th street, Yearly opposite the court
house. u
PEOPLE are often surprised when old
that such and such fne articles Of jewelry
were made in Cairo. r-fr, ii
Why should they not BE-, If the necsssa-
~ patronage 10 extended to warrant in
All who are curious in such things,
or havo doubts In tho matter, are invited
70 experience our facilities and watch the
process BY which the rugged rocks and
metals are fashioned into the most orna-
mental patterns Of jewsiry. Call on Us At
ss Ohio Lsvee and We will soon satisfy you |
that We can make anything you may
want. TABEk bkoTHEkS,
Fteus. -Cho,cs Family Flour In bbls
. L. "A 4 L.
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sponds ~ ell orders. liz. has greatly In.
creased HE stock, and has now On hand oil
kinds of Chandeliers, Brackets, Pendants,
Hall Lights, Globes, Shades, &c. He has
marked down his pris ., TO the lowest liv.
Ing figure, and invites tho patronage Of the
public.
"Fitzgeralds sample room, is the pleas.
ant name which The Alderman from the
Third, ha' christened his new place, ut
the corner Of Fourteenth street and Com.
insreial Avenue. To say aught in praise
Of his One wines, liquors and cigars would
be altogether superauous, for his saloons
never contained any other sort. His
friends, while ION the wing" In that part
os the city, are cordially invited to drop
in and see him.
Mr.. James johnson, Of thisci,y, trained
~ he is to face all kind. Of danger and to
venture in where angels fear to tread, Wis.,
tied Mound City last week. He renain,d
longer than he wished to. Capt Humble
Ton, having procured Johnsons watch,
slowed IL about Ave hours, and, a. II
consequence, when johnson went
in search Of the train a:
tho hour his watch asserted Wa, start.
Ing time, he ascertsined that he had been
"left." lie took the Joke com pinccntly, and
blamed the whole affair on his watch,
which, ho said, had learned 10 lie ~ mean
~ q, mar who had lived in Mound Cry
thrse yearz. sbft ItfF
THAr everybody in Cairo ,nsy enjoy the
delights 81 leo cream, lemonade, and soda. |
water, during the warm weather which Is
ROW close upon Us, j. Saup has fitted up ,
bi. rooms NJ log, Commercial Avenue. |
with all the convenicnces of "a frst-cla.s |
saloon. ladies, Indies and gentlemen,
and families can he accommodated at ell I
hour. and may visit the saloon With no
fear ofbeing disturbed by improper char
sc."rs as al such will DO rigidly excluded !
from the rooms. Saup's ice cream Is al.
way. the coldes, and the best, his lemon.
al. lemonade delicious and his soda.water
beyond comparison. Those who don't
believe !, will BE- convinced BY trial.
DIV
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HH-Tho river remains abou, sta,ionar!
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

ar-7-d ID.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-12-15
SOLU NB He
e a Q e 0 Q q u a M O.
Price S45 Cash, aoith Usual Adrance for Tine.


FXPERIENCE in the use Of this Guano for
~ the past six years in This State, for Cotton
and Corn, has SO far established its character
for excellence as to render comment unncces.
sary.
In accordance with the established policy of
the Company to furnish the best Concentrated
Fertilizer at the lowest cost to consumer, this
Guuno is put into market this season Mt the
above reduced price. which tho Company is en-.
abled to do 10y reason of its large facilities and
the reduced cost OF manufacture.
The supplies put into market this season are,
rs heretofore, prepared under the personal su-
perntcndence Of DR.. st. Julian Ravenel, Chem.
ist of the Company, at Charleston, S. c.. hence,
planters may rest assured that its QUALITY
and COMPOSITION is precisely the same as
that heretofore sold At tho present low price
every ncre planted can be fortified with 200
pounds Gnanoat n cost not exceeding the present
value Of 80 pounds of cotton, while experience
has shown that under favorable conditions Of
season and cultivation the crop is increased by
the application from two to three-fold the natu.
raj capacity of the soil. Hence, under no con-
dition could lie application fail to compensate
for the outlay. Apply to
y. N. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano COMPANY.
| No. 68 East Bay and Nos l & Atlantic Wharf.
Charleston, S. @.
JNo, S. REESE & CO, General Agents.
Dec 1, l6i = 3m
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Shcrih''s s Sale.
Dec 4, 1871

DY virtue Of s,indry Wrils of Fcri Fac;as to me
- directed. will SELL 10 the highest bidder with
the legal hours OF SALE before The Court House
door, in Wnhnlla. S. O., on salcday in January
next. the following property:
ONE TRACT OF LAND situate in Oconcc
County. on Cbpuga Creek. containing 400
acres, more or less. adjoining lands ofC. p
Poole, Il. liughcss Estaio and others. sold AZ
the property of Thomas Davis. Mt tho suit of
>. W. IInrris"n. for another md others.
ONE TRACT OF LAND, situate in Oconcc
County. lyiug on waters of Concross Creek.
containing 33 acres. more or less adjoining
lands Of j. j.. Norton and others, sold as The
property iof Ldidis Wornicke, at tho suit of
Joseph Wh,mirc.
TERMS DASH. Purchaser to pay cxtrr
for Titles and Stamps.
j.. .H.RoBINS, soc.
Dec 4, 1871 f,N ~ 4
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Sale Of iscal Estate.
Tho State of South Carolina.
CCOMec-IN Circuit Court.

N"r'"" \ Keith Ex'ors Bill for Construction,
VS.. Partition,
y. W. Earle. ct. al. &c. &c.
T T NDER an order of Judge Orr. made in
u this cnn>e. 29th Nov. 1871 will sell tn
'le highest bidder. hnfrn The Court House. ii,
Walha' IN "n Sn!ctlnv IN January next, the fnl.
lowing TRACTS OF LAND:
ONE TRACT. belonging to the Estate Of
Th"mas } Keith. deceased, near the rw" Mile
Spring on the road leading from Wnihnlln t."
nd pickrn>. containing One Hundred acres
more "r less. and adjoining lands of l.. N
Robins aud others.
ONE TRACT. known as the painter Land
on " n'rs~ nr CiIH"YH cTcrh. rrT,niI,lng rnnricrn
Hundred acres. more "r less a plat of ,hiS
tract. made hy IT, B Mauldcn. d. S., will br
exhibited ON day "f sale.
TERNS or SiLE-Onc third cash bnlnnrc
payable in one and two years. with interest
secured by single bill Of the purchaser and a
mort gage "f tile premises. Purchasers t. pay
extra for stamps aud pap"rs.
j. II ROBINS, so C
Dec 4. 1871 t
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TVNIIE undersigned havo formed partner.
Il shin in The above business at the points
named. and have supplied hcmselve<aiberally
with the best Vehicles, Horses, Drivers and
OStlers; Grain. Forage. &C., for the accommo
daton of the travelling public.
Hacks, Carriages. Bugges. or Saddle Horses.
can he had at all times, by the day or week. at
reasonable rates; and we arc prepared at n
moments notice to convey passengers from
Anderson or Walhalla to the Terminus Of the
Air. Line Railroad, or to any other point desired.
The Stables ut Anderson will be under the
immediate charge of Il. j. STEELE, and those
at Wnhnlla under the direction Of A w.
THOMPSON, each of whom will give his personal
supervision to the business, and spare no pains
to give general satisfaction.
Day The patronage of tho travelling public
| respectfully solicited.
a. w. THOMPSON. II. j. STEELE,
Walhalla. S. 9. Anderson, S. G.
November g. 1871
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RENDER UNTO CESAR
TIL THINGS
n III AT ARE O. NS A RS. -

WV Il earnestly request our friends to come
w forward and settle their accounts. This
is the season of The year when we need money
to meet our engagements. IL you wish CESAR
to do well. pay CESAR what you have promised
to nay CESAR And wien you come to town
with produce come round and offer il to CESAR.
and SEQ if CESAR doesn't offer you II little more
than anybody else just for the sake of q settle.
neDt
Hsa- CESAR lives at WALLER, WATSON &
Co.'S. Respectfully. :.
WALLER, WATSON & co.
Dec, l. 1871 6
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v a e. u a EE a. r. " a N Id .
FOR SALE

A WALlIALLA, S. c., on Salcs,lay in
IN January, 1872, the Home Tract. Of tho
plantation known ny "KEOWEE." formerly
property Of }. E. CALHOUN, containing about
SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES,
Of which about one hundred and eighty acres
is back water river ln,t"m; most ni this bn
tom land is of the finest quality. The uplnnds
arc fine. with southern exposure, which we'll
adaplS them to the cultivation "f cotton The
residence is well known to be a handsome one.
All necessary omt.buildings on The premises
Parties desiring to invest in one of tho finest
farms in the up country. arc invited to examine
the lands aud improvements. which may a>n
he hmrgaine, Tor ut private sale. lIouSc!,ul
and Kitchen Furnitn,c now ON the premises.
rs we'll us other useful personal property, may
be hSugh, reasonably.
A2o, ON IT, same day. II TRACT OF LAND.
lying above the Home Tract and adjoining the
same. on Twelve M,r River c"n,uinns about
BFuUK HUNDRED ACRES. of which nbuut
tisly acres is gund river bottom. Tie urnnds
TN Ibis TlHc, arc nearly all newly cleared.
fist and second year, under g""tl fencing.
ucn- Terms made kuown nn day "f sale.
T.. Is. CALHOUN.
Doc IS 1871 3 .
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State of South Carolina.
County Of Anderson.
HM the Common Pleas.

Lydia A. NJ. vanWyck, Survivor.
Plaintiff Bill
Mary Maverick. Samuel Mnvcr. for
lex. George NJ. Maverick, Willie
Maverick. Mary B. Maverick Partition
Albert Maverick, Gmy. Jones,
II, uston. Il. A. NJ Houston. Em Of
ila Nj. Weyman. Josephine Bry.
an. Samuel Nj. Thompson and Real Estate
-- Thompson, his wife,
pY Virtue of nm order from the Court Of
1D Common Pleas Of Anderson County, 10
me ns Spccinl Referee. directed. | will expose
to Sale ut WALIIALLA, Oconce County, on
Snlcday in January next
, TRACT NO. Sc, described in the writ as
containing 900 acres, situate on Toxaway
River but by Il re survey 1000 acres. rs per
TRACT NO. CO, described in the writ as
containing o07 acres, on East branch of Tox.
away River. but by Il re survey 1000 acres, as
per p,at fled
TRACT NO. 81. described in tho writ as
containing 10 acres. on East and middle
prongs Of tho Devils Fork of Jocassee River.
but ny Il re survey 400 acres. as per plat filed.
Plat "B." of Tract No. 6, ON branches of
Colone's Fork nd Conneross creeks, contain
ing by recent survey $50 acres, as per plat
TRACT NO. 80, described in the writ as
containging 715 acres, on Smcllys creek and
branches of Little River but hy IL recent SUR.
,ycS SOD acres. ns per plat filed, which has
been snbdividcd into two crac.s "a" aud
"B'--Tract "a" containing 240, Tract "B"
containing 500 acres.
TRACT NO. AZ, on Horse ard Poor creeks,
containing I50 acres. as per plat fi'cd
TRACT NO. 20, on branch of Little River,
containing By a recent survey 81 acres, as per
piui filed.
7'ERNS or SILE--Onc third of tho pnr
chase money to hc paid in cash. the remain
ing twothirds to lie divided int" two equal an
nnat inStnimcnts, to hc pnd in one and two
years. with interest on the whole amnunt from
the day of sale. to he paid annually. any pur
chaser being permitted to pay the whnc
amount, or any part thcreof exceeding one
third in cash on dny ofsalc, if desirable: pur
chascrs to enter into bnnd with two or more
good and sufficient surcics t"r the purchase
money. the titles to lie executed. but not tlcliv
cred until TIT" whole amount Of tho purchase
money is mih.
W. W. HUMPHREYS. Special Referee
Dee 3. 1871
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THaA1STY YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN THE TREATMENT
Chronic and Sexual Diseases.

a PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
The chcal oat book ever published containing
nearly three hundred pages. and one hundred and
thirty fine plates and engravngs OF tho human or
aans in q state of hen'th and disease, with trca-
Use on early errors. its dcplorable consequences
upon the mind md body, with the authors plan
of trca,ment--he only rational and successful
MOTE Of cure. rs shown By u report Of cases trea-
ted. a truthful adviser tc tho married and those
contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts OF
their physical condition Sent FREQ of postage to
any address, on receipt of twenty five oents in
stamps or postal currency, by addressing Dr.. La
CKOlX. No. 81 Maiden Lane Albany, N. Y. III
.author may bc consulted upon any Of the diseases
upon which his book treats. either personally or
by mall and medicines sent to any part of the
world. sy.,4s,. fD co,..
December ], 1871 i- AZ
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."Isinglass.''

rN>IIE highest price paid in cash for MICA
L and MINERALS, generally By ". p.
THOMPSON, Mincralngist- negociator for the
sale of Mines, Mineral Lnnds. &C.
Attendance in Walhhlla tho first six dnys in
cach mon,l--nt other times uncertain Mica.
will however always lie taken in and paid for
by his. Agents. WALLER. WATSON g. CO.,
and ID. BlEhlANN, WnIhnlla.
Dec &, lS7l 3m*
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[ ALL 0 r | N G..

rNIIE Undersigned having permanently es.
1 tnblishcd himself ut Walhnlu as n MER.
CHANT TAILOR, hereby offers hs services t,
those desiring u good suit of clothes. Fopthe
information Of such the following prices arc
annexed: Fora cotonade suit--Cutting Pants
SO cents Vest, 50 cents Cont. rs cents. For
making fno Broadcloth suit, Cont Vost and
Pants, SIG. Other suits between those two
mentioned above, in proportion.
HSA. Tho above prices arc cash and will he
strictly adhered to. Ifno fit no charge will be
made.
VIM. wALsEMANs
Eov II 1877
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OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WALuALI,A. S. G.. Dec. 7th, 1871.

NT OTICEis hereby given that will let, to
IN the lowest bidder. Mt the bridge site. on
SATURDAY., tho 18th day Of JANUARY
next, at IL O'clock a. ~. the RE BU lLplNG
or TIE BRlDGE over Little River near my
house. For plan aud specifications, which will
be published on that day. apply to the under.
signed. BY order cf the Board.
'lii2H. A. LAY, Commissioner.
Dec. l5,l87l 3
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One half cash balance on credit of One
Year, with interest. The purchase" to give
bond without security and a mortgage of the
premises, to secure the purchase money. and
to pay extra for stamps and necessary Ragers.
j. w. STRIBLIN Nc,
Special Referee.
Wnlhalla. S. c., Nov. !. 1871 2-S
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State Of South Carolina.
OCONEE COUNTY.

I vs. to
George W. Phillips. Forecloso Mortgage
I'D ed in this cansc, | will sell to the highest
bidder, at Walhaln, on Salcday in January
next
ONE TRACT OF LAND, situnte in the Oco.
nee County, Stnto of South Carolina. on waters
of Cnnrross Creek and Sicncca River. bounded
by lands Of l.. w. Allen, Foster Perry. the snid
G. W Phillips and others, as will more fully
aprear ny reference !" 4" y, DeGM M from stephen
dato seoond day Of May, 1850, containing 27O
acres. unre or less,
TERMS CASH Purchaser to pay extra for
stamps and NIL necessary papers
j. II. ROBINS, soc.
Dec 4, 1871 t
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY,S
COMP @WMD
ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
FOR CoMposTING WITH COTTON SEED
Price $25 Cash, piM Usual Adrancs for Tim.

FOR COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED.
Price S25 Cash, wih Usual Adrancs for Time.
HNulS article il prepared under the super;o
IL tendcnca Of DR.. ST. JULIAN RAVENEI,
expressly for composting with cotton seed.
1t was introdncedb by this Company two wears
ago. aud it's usc has fully attested its yalve.--
200 to- $50 pounds Of this article per aero.
properly cnmposted with the Same weight Of
cotton seed. furnishes the Planter with a FER.
TlLiIER of tho highest excellence at the
smallest cost. compost prepared with this
article MS by printed directions furnished, oon.
tains all the clements of fertility that can en-.
ter into first.class Fertilizer, while its ooono.
my must commend lite liberal use to planters.
For supplies and printed directions for com.
posting apply to jim. ROBSON, q TTf
Agent Pacific Guanoj Company.yd fa
No. 6s East Bay, and Nos, 3 2 Atlantic Wharf.
,.,, Charleston, s. g, .i
JNo $. REESE 4 CO., General Agepts. ssi
Dec. !, 1871 Q Ha. t
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ClllCAGO,,TT"s TT"sDESTKUC UCTION

full and'comp!ctc history of Chicago. her past,
present AMI future. With graphic scenes incl
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AGENTS WANTED Send 81 90 for outfit md
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PETERS. MUSICAL MONTHLY

The Dec. No., Price Soc. has 10 pieces Vocal
and Instrumental Piano Music worth 81 in sheet
form. We will mail two back Nos for 60c.. four
Tor 90c, or Jan. TO Dec, 1871, for 81 25. (regu-
lar price $3.) Bound copies for 1871. gilt
81 les and edges, So. The Music is by Hays,
Thomas, Kinkcl Gounod, etc. Address j. l.. Pc
TIERS. $50 Broadway. N Y. =. .. Box 6420
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State Of South Carolina.
OCONyE UNTY
A'esa"de, :. Evans oo%p!sins &C. fsEpsso..

VS.. to forccloso
Melissa Shackefurd. Mortgage.
10y Virtue Of Decrctal Order, to me di.
ID rectcd. in this cause, will sell. to tho
highest bidder, at Walhalla, on Salcday in
January next,
ONE TRACT OF LAND situate in Oconcc
County. State Of South Carolina, on tho Blue
Ridge Railroad. 6 or miles East Of Wnlhalla
containing ITO acres, moro or less, adjoining
lands Of Mrs. McElroy, and by lands formerly
owned by VIM. Dickson and others.
TERMS CASH Purchaser to pay extra
for stamps and all necessary papers.
j. II. ROBINS, soc.
Dec 4, 1871
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Planters, Farmers and Gardeners
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