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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-22

Mr.. james Doyle, hsrbor master Of
st. Louis, is in the city. The guest Of
Mr.. G. r. Woodward.
Tho reply of j. I. Allen. to the as
sault Of Reuben Smith has been crowded
out by the ordinances.
Go TO Mrs. Lang's on Eighth street
for latest styles Of hats and all other mil
linery goods. Old hats bleached and
pressed to look like new.
We regret to say that the republican
state convention went back on Major
Mum and refused to nominate him for
congress from the state at large.
Mr.. John P. Fsgin, Of the Jackson
port (Ark.) Statesman, is in the city. He
has been, during the past two months,
summarizing, Gf the word is allowable),
in Wisconsin.
The attempt to re-organiEe the cham.
Der of commerce has proved failure The
meeting called for yesterday morning was
not a success, only fow Of the merchants
OF the city being present.
Fred. Theobold, known to be gentle.
man Of remarkably good taste, is now
erecting one brick cottage which will tax,
the shine out Of any in the city. 1t viii
be beauty.
| The Young Amateur il the name of q
boys paper published in this city, by
| VIII Christman Il Co. The first number
was issued on the 18th inst. 1T is small.
but do not tall oaks from little acorns
grow?
The Sun of yesterday evening aimed
few sly shafts at the great and good Rev.
Mr.. Friend. Merit must learn to receive
the Bullets Of the world, and Friend must
not be discouraged, even il the San does
refuse to shine upon him.
There is printer in the city who says
lac was shot Ia a -ow a, Union City, Ten
nessee. His wound is painful, and he re-
quires the tender care Of the public, which
he demands like one who knows his rights
| anu knowing dare MAINTAIN.
WIN. Ehlers, a, his shop o. 10th stree,
is still manufacturing every variety 0
boots and shoes from genuine French call
(he uses no other kind) which he SELL
ready made or made 70 order at price
that defy competition. jy26tf
Our friend, NJ. Is. Harrell, Of the Pa
per, ia the father Of q daughter not ye
twenty-four hours old. We congrstulat,
him and the mother. We particularly con
graduate them on the fact that the new
baby is girl. Who would have . boy1
Phillip NJ. Mcdonald has sued th,
city for $1,000 damages sustained BY hin
in an accident which, 10 put it strongly
precipitated him through the sidewalk
Why, Phillip, is this thus1 Thou has
speculation in those eyes which thou dos
glare withsl.
: non Simeon Kirkland Gibson, on,
:, % 'he senators from this district, died a
, n% residence IN Saline county last week
A's news VIII be received with reprc
q ny DIS constituents, without regard 3
po''''cs, We shall publish the G.lla,ir
da'e'fes sketch Of his life, Tomorrow.
Tho highest prize in the ssn,,u,.
Golladay drawing is 81, 1000 in gr.enbael
the second, 5000 horse, buggy and harn.s
!. the third, $500 piano, and SO on. Ticl
U cts only one dollar. Secure one or do
On, before the 25th inst, on which date Il
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Ing a pauper

lAdjournel Special Joint Session Of the City
Councn.l
CoUsciL CHAMBER, CAIRO, ILL.,)
September 20, ls7l
His honor, Mayor Lansden, presiding
Present-Fitzgerald, Hurd, Kleb, Lans-
den, Metcalf, Rearden, Schulz, Stratton,
Swayne and Winter-lO.
PETITION.
Alderman Rcarden presented petition
from more than one hundred citizens
praying the council to adopt the following
as substitute for section 49, of ordinance
No. 4, of the newly revised ordinances:
No railroad company, nor any employee
OF any railroad company, nor any other
person, shall leave or place, or cause, or
suffer, or permit, to be left or placed upon
any railroad track, switch or turnout To-
Gated upon any street or avenue in the
city of Cairo, any locomotive, engine car
or cars, or train, without leaving an open
ing in front of each cross street or avenue,
of the width Of said cross street or avenue
and at least three openings of at least
| twenty (20) feet in width, each at equal
distances apart in front Of each block on
Levee street, and one (of more) opening
of twenty feet in width, cqui-distant from
the cross streets in front Of all other blocks:
Prooaed, that this section shall not apply
| to blocks the fronts of which are vacant.
nor TO blocks occupied and used by the
railroad company operating and using the
| track, switch or turnout.
Aid. Rcarden moved to grant the prav-
er OF the petition and adopt the above sec
ton as a substitute for section As of ordi-
nance No.
Councilman Hurd moved to amend NV
referring the petition to the ordinance
| committee. Amendment lost.
The question then recurring upon tho
motion of Aid. Rearden, it was put and
carried.
ORDINANCES.
| The clerk then proceeded with the read
ing of ordinances No. l3, II, Is, &c, l7snd
ls Of the newly revised ordinances.
Aid. Winter moved to strike GU, the pro.
viso In section IL Of ordinance 10. Carried.
Aid. Metcalf moved to strike out section
20 Of the same ordinance. Lost.
On motion of Councilman Hurd the
words zone third was substituted for the
word shalt" in section OF ordinance No,
IA.
| At tho conclusion of the reading of Or
dinance No. 10 which completed tho frs,
reading of the newly revised ordinances
the council, on motion of Aid. Winter
adjourned.
| NJ. J. HowLEY, City Clerk.
HOUSE WANTED.-.A cottage house, from
four to six rooms, wanted to rent. Appl,
! o. this otice 10 EDWARD WILLITT.
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NorIcB.-Chris. Anthes has opened his
new meat market in Paul Schuh's old dsug
store, two doors below the post Office
on Commercial avenue, and invites oil bis
acquaintance 70 . trial Of his cut meats.
Beef, pork, veal, mutton, sausage, &c, &e.
Alss cornsd beef, pork and bacon. His
shop is kept in the best Of style, and his
customers served with neatness and dis
patch. Tho proprietor, Mr.. Anthos, him.
self attends 10 the shop, and his custom.
ers may always feel assured Of fair and
honorable treatment, fuu toe'9hf, and the
right change back, whether they send their
children, or servants or attend market
themselves. septedlm
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For SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CAIRO
PRoPxRrY.-I have ONR HUNDRED AND
SIXTY acres OF frst-class unimproved
land in johnson county, which l will sell
on reasonable terms, or exchange for Cairo
city property. i. H. fork'
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Furniture,
At Eishhoff Bros,' Factory.
Encourage
Home Industry
We
Sell Furniture for Cash;
Twenty per cent.
Lower than any other ,Dcaler in Cairo.
Our Furniture
IsAll
Made out Of Seasoned Lumber,
and will be
Insured for Six Months.
A Rare Chance
For
Bargains.
The Chicago Beer Saloon, VIM.
Schick, proprietor, Nos. 26 and 20 Eighth
street, is favorite place OF resort with all
lovers OF Weiss Beer, Liquors Of every
description, and all kinds OF foreign and
home Wines. No ordinary liquors are
dispensed at the bar Of The saloon-only
the very best, and guests find in attend
ance polite and accommodating walters. A
free lunch is spread every day at 10
O'Clock am. aual7n.
-Messrs. Bixby 81 Koehler have OPEN
ed family grocery store on tho north
side Of Eighth street, between CONNER
cial and Washington avenues. These
gentleman are well-known business men,
and deserve and We doubt not will receive
liberal share Of public patronage. Their
store room has been fitted up in excellent
style, and they propose TO deal in nothing
but arst-clsss goods. They will keep on
hand constantly full stock, and will sell
at the very lowest figures.
William Alba's barber 81 op is grow.
ing in public favor every day. II is neat.
ly fitted up, and can boast Of the most
skilltul workmcn in the city. The pro.
prietor has had many years experience in
his business and is recognized as one Of the
most expert shsvers in Southern Illinois,
while young Alba is a master in his pro-
fession Citizens and strangers who wish
| painless shave, q luxurious shamposinr
| or their hair cut in the latest style should
patronize Alba. His shop Is on CONNER.
! cial avenue next 'oor to lannon's news.
depot dtf
Miss Ellen ID. Esmes, formerly Of
Kalamazoo, having taken up her residenc,
in Cairo, informs the public that she is do
sirous of giving instruction in vocal and
instrumental music and in French. Miss
Eames comes among lis with excellent re-
Communications. During the late session O.
the Northwestern Academy of Music, sh,
was among the most proficient in piano
forte practice and vocal instruction, ant
the conductors Of the academy unite IL
their testimony to her thorough knowl
edge OF music and her capability to teacl
the same. Miss Eames resides in the hous
formerly occupied by Mr.. G. H. Olmstead
where she win be happy to receive pupil
aud give suy information If required in r.
gard 70 terms. If.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED.-The com.
mittee appointed to secure lodging for the
ministers expected to be in attendance ut
the NJ Z. conference to be held in this
city next week, have been untiring in
their efforts and it is believed have called
on nearly all our citizens in their canvass
Of the town. A kind and cordial response
has been made to the request for enter
tainment, yet the committee find them
selves lacking accommodations, especially
lodging, for quito number. If any fam
lilies who may have been overlooked, or
who could not promise when called upon
can find way to accommodate one or
more delegates, it is earnestly requested
that they inform Rev. Fred. l.. Thomso n
soon, or leave word at Barclay Bros, OF
at Bristol d. Stilwell's. ....
By order OF the Committee on Lodg-
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FRESH OYsTKRs.-I am now receiving
daily, the celebrated q. s. Msltby's IL. and
NJ. brand Of fresh oysters, which are unri-
vailed, and for sale by the can or case on
the most reasonable terms, try them, al
ways warran ted good and fresh.
~ WIN. WINTER.
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SHCRI ITEMS.


Do.EpI-e houses oia Gillets sgls
-..Josgcr:cn mrs great run , Capt.
whites Orients picsles. II
Go 20 Fail r & Blales fsr vin1 ~
| gas, po..t, etc. scg2edlm
rnLrrs Washing crystal nskes assh
, ing easy. ny 10
.--i5hrivea celebrated ii occct lunch
| oyesteH ut Jorgenscns "
BEAUTIFUL biscuits follow Gillet's bAk-
ing powder. agls
Go to Parker & Blake's for wall pa
per, window shades, etc. aug26d1m
RI Gillets double-strength extracts.
agl3
WELL regulated families use Gillevs
ag4scowdaw2m
Everybody goes to Jorgensen's family
gorcery for the Hslfsrd Leiehestsrshirs
sauce. ~
MoNKr refunded if Gillet's goods don't
please. agl3eowdsv2m
Those French Cherries, in syrup, so
popular with connoiseurs are sold by Jer.
gensen. v
Go 10 Parker & Blake's for lamp.
lamp chimneys, paint brushes, etc.
aug26dlm
School books will now DO in demand, or
ought to be. For the latest and best books
oto Rockwell & Cos. They also keep q
large assortment Of all varieties of sta.
tionery. sep,2l2t
Go to Jorgensen's for imported Dun
dee orange marmalade, the celebrated
London crystal vinegar, in quarts, and
choice Genoese ngs. "
If you wish TO see large supply of
wrapping paper, and tho strongest and
best paper bdgs. look in At Rockwell s.
Cos. sopt5l2t
Mr.. Burger has returned from New
York with stock Of dry goods, the mos!
complete ever before brought 70 Cairo.
There lie nothing in the dry goods line
which he has not got, and, as for prices, he
defes competition, and protests his ability
to sell for less money better goods than
than any other merchant in the city.
The most popular shoe shop in town
is on goth street opposite the court house
hotel, where VIM. Ehlers manufactures
boots and shoes for his customers, warrant
ed to be Of the best French calf kip or
morocco, and which he guanratees 10 give
entire satisfaction. Call on him and you
I will know how it is yourself. jy6tf
Rockwell g. Co. claim TO have the
best assortment Of blank books, envelopes
and general stationery south of Chicago.
sept2l2t
The next drawing Of the Golloday lot.
terry, of Bowling Green, Kentucky, will
take place on the 25th ins..,-next Mon
day, and all who desire chances in It must
make Immediate application to Lonin, At
the post Office. There arc $4,000 tickets,
and every one aprize. This 10 no umbug,
but fair and square enterprise. Tickets,
81 each, or six for S..
Mr.. f. Rose has removed his tailoring
establishment to his new store, At No. lo4
Commercial avenue. lie keeps on hand .
splendid assortment Of piece goods which
he will make up for his customers in .
manner warranted to suit. He employs
only the best workmen, and gives his
personal attention to the business. Per-
feet fts guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
Call and sec him. aug3lm
Furniture,
At Eishhof Bros, Factory.
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EsrRAY NoTIcE--Sl0 REwARD.-Stray-
cd from the subscriber, on the 3lst OF July
last, large roam COW. She would weigh
about 100 pounds At the timo che was
missed. There are no special marks about
her except that her bag is unusually long
will pay ten dollars reward 10 any one
delivering the above described COW At my
shop on tho corner Of Nineteenth and
Poplar streets, Cairo, Ills.
sepl6tf JAMES h1SAsroS'
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DELAYS ARE Observation-Disclosures "a
you love your offspring don't fail to use
Mrs. Whitecomb's Syrup for soothing chill
dren. Read the advertisement in anosh'
er column.
sept30dwlw.
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NorIcH.-PArksr q Blake have renewed
to Bross brick store, on Commercial ave-
nue., second door from the corner Of 18th
street. They have added to their already
large stock Of paints, oils, window glass,
wall paper, shades, lamps, varnishe', ETC.,
and invite the public generally I" call on
them in their new quarters. They make
q speciality OF the celebrated Aurora oil,
which they will supply to their customers
in quantities from half pint to ten bar
rels at much less cost than coal oil, and
warrant it not TO explode. aus26dln
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ssptlotf

WAxrlD--At the Delnonice Hotel enc
hundred weekly boarders. Five meals
each day, price 20 per week.
aug29H WV. WIAFsA'
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WAS7lD-A good cook, or woman 10
do general house work. Enquire Al the 81.
Nicholas Hotel, Commercial avenue.
HARRY WALxlR Proprietor.
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For good photographs, porcelain pie
lures, or old pictures 70 Be copied, call on
Thomas, No. la Commercial avenue. He
is . good workman. Give him trial.
soptl6ti
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Go 70 DR.. AcGaulsy for Rattisgsr's -
YER DropA Warranted to care the shills
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For sAL..-A cottage on 18th street
containing 7 rooms, cistern and ous
houses complete. Applyto
w, w, TuoRHroI.
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FOR RYNr.-Fivs rooms over the city
council chamber. Enquire Of Jacob q.
Lynch. ssptlAw
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OrsTERs.--Louis Herbert has alwm ON
hand fresh supply OF Saddle Rock oys-
ters. AZ
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Paul G. Echuh cells RAttipgsy's. msdi.
einec "
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tbs hotels use Gillers sxtracts and
powder. agile
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SrovRs.-We have just received . large
stock Of heating stoves for either coal or
wood or both, suitable for Office, halls par.
Tors or dining rooms. We will duplicate
any Cincinnati, Evansville or st. Louis
retail price lis. for either cooking or heat
ing stoves. Orders by mail will receive
our prompt attention.
BERRwARr, ORTIZ & Co,
No. l36 Commercial avenue.
son2ldlm
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boarding.
Eight or Ten Good Boarders
Wanted,
At tho house known as the Court
House Hotel.
Terms,
Five Dollars per week.


WANTED TO RHsT.--Any person hav-
ing piano 10 rent, will find an applicant
by informing Miss Ellen ID. Eames, at her
residence on Washington-avonue, between
Eighth ane Ninth streets.
SLEEPING Rooms yoR RExr.-Ten
we'll ventilated sleeping rooms in City Ma.
tional Bank building. Apply to
EDWARD DEZONIA,
AT City National Bank.
JusT REClIvBD.--W. w. Thornton
Tenth street between Commercial avenue
and Poplar street, has just received and in
store 1000 doors and 1000 windows ant
mouldings.
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NOTICE.
lLLIsois CsSrRAL RAiLRoib CoupASY,
AoxSr's OvrIcs,

lLLison GENITAL RAiLRoib CuupAHY,l
AoxSr's OyrIcs,
CAIno, lLL.. September 10, lS7i.
To persons wishing to attend the Him
OILS State fair, 70 be hold At Du Quoin, from
September 25th to September Goth, we
will sell excursion tickets Al $3.50 from
Cairo TO Du Quoin and return.
Sale Of tickets will commence Septem.
Der oath and discontinue after departure
OF train on the morning Of September 29th.
Tickets will be good until October Cd.
On and after September 18th tickets will
DO on sale to parties going with stock or
articles for exhibition, but to none others
On and after the 26th a special train
will DO run during the continuance Of the
fair, as follows:
Leave Cairo at 5:25 am. Arrive At Do.
Quoin at 9:l5 am.
Leave DuQuoin at $50 pm. Arrive q.
Cairo At ec0 pm.
div JANIS JOHNSON, Agent.
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HOUSE, WANTED.-.A cottage house, from
four to six rooms, wanted to rent. Apply
o. tina office TO EDWARD WILLITT.
II.
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THE BULLETIN.
Published every m morning, Monday ex
cepted.
BRLVITlES.

MIR. James Doy.e, hsrbor master Of
st. Louis, is in the city. The guest Of
Mr.. G. r. Woodward.
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GEORGE SWIMMERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocer and Liquor Dealer,
MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. c. -.

TN submitting the following list, we merel!,
beg to remark that each article named
warranted strictly choice and of the best quality
our motto being
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PAY UP! PAY UP!

WE are in need of money to pay our bills,
and we insist on those indebted to us to come
forward and pay their Notes and Accounts.
We have furnished you with Hats, Shoes, Sst,
tho MONEY. and CANNOT wait for Cotton to
rise. Sell enough to pay your debts, and yoli
can then hold the balance and not ihjurc us.
We mean NOW-not next month"; or after
Christmas.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
Judge of Anderson county, on Friday, the 18th
day of December next, for n final settlement of
the Estate of John Stewart, deceased, and for
letters of dismission from the same.
JOHN w. STEWART, Admir-.
Nov 16, 1871 ~ D
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-;sa, ia YOU WILL FIND
!. bsaooD COFFEE, SUGAR, SYRUP and
CHEEsE at the "Red Sign Store"
Beyond doubt you can find there the very
bes. CHEWING TOBACCO kept in this mar
skstxJaYa
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

CToLEN, from the promises of the subscri-
y ber, on Savannah River, near Vienna Fer
DARK & T bay % pony MH.lRIE, about fourteen or four
teen and half hands high, six years old last
white spot on the neck or shoulder which is
generally hidden by the mano. She is thick
set, was fat and barefooted, and heavy with
foai when taken. will give Thirty Dollars re-
ward for the recovery Of tho Mare, or Fifty
Dollars for her recovery and the apprehension
fully received by Mr.. Jos. B. McGee, at Ander-
son C. H., or the undersigned at Calhouns
Mills, Abbeville County, s. G.
- F. M. MITCHELL.
Nov 23, 1871 q
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Notice. 60 Contractors.

THE rebuilding of the Bridge on ,six-and.
Twenty Mile Creek, on the road leading from
Anderson Court House to Pendleton, between
Mr.. Elias EarIe's Cross Rond place and Jeptha
Harper, will be let to the lowest bidder on Sat:
urday, the 10th day of December next. The
Chairman of the Board of County Commission.
ers Kennon Breazeale, will be present at the
letting of the same, with specifications. In the
meantime; parties wishing to see the specifica-
tions, can do so by calling on Mr.. Breazeale
A bond, with ample security, will be required
of the party to whom the contract is awarded,
to complete the work according to specifica-
tions, BY order of the Board.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Clerk.
Nov 16, 1871 20 3
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House and Lot for Sale.

A NEAT COTTAGE, containing FIVE rooms,
n newly finished, together with all necessa-
ry outbuildngs, and we'll of excellent water.
The lot contains one and one-third acres. Lo-
cation desirable, and convenient distance from
the business portion of town. For terms and
other particulars, apply to r+,,
Nov 16, 1871 20
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Valuable Land for Sale.

WILL be sold, at public outcry, on Saleday
IN december next, if not previously disposed
Of Of at private sale, TRACT OF LAND, con-
taininr 125 acres Ill woodland and nearly level,
adjoining lands of A. o. Norris, Aaron Hall
and j. G. Haynie. Terms made known on day
Agent of Mrs. e. H. Whitner, Executrix.
Nov %, 1871 II
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RH'ANTASM AGORIA ;!
HUBBARD
IN FULL BLAST
And Ready for Christmas.

II YOU WANT
Raisins, Citron, Currants, Candies,
Pickles, Jellies, Sauces, .;?,
Fine Cream Candies, Apples,
Chesnuts, Oranges, Lemons, Cocoanuts,
Ground Nuts, and all kinds of Nuts,
Cream Crackers, Lemon Biscuits,
lemon Cream Crackers,
Ginger Snaps, Cheese, Macaronl,
Peaches, Pine Apples, Deviled Ham,
Ladies' Toilet Sets, Vases,
Mugs, Gift Cups and Saucers,
Ladies' Work Boxes,
sWYitine Casea, Fancy Boxes IT.
GSEn, sof every description and style.
Sugar. Coffee, Molasses, Flour,
Tea, Lard, Bacon, Leather,
Dry Goods.
And. in fact, good CIGAR, or good CHEW.
fNG{TOBACCO, or anything else you can
thinE Of, call and see II HUBBARD has mol
Come soon and make your selections, and
hear the HAND ORGAN play four tunes.
I-hope all the Young Folks Will tell tnoii
Swesrhearts about this; and If they havn't got
any Sweetheart, tell somebody elses Sweet T
heart. "A e L.
Nov so, 1871
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EXECUTORS SALE.

'gfJl. 80
WILL be sold, at the late residence Of Asa
w Harper, deceased, nine miles north OF
Anderson G. H.,
On Wednesday, 9Th Of December Next,
All the Real and Personal Property Of said de-
ceased, to wit:
One Tract of Land,
Containing 600 acres. more or less, on waters
of Millwee Creek, adjoining lands Of Jasper
williams, VIM. Harper and others. This Land
will be sub-divided into three tracts, plats OF
which will be exhibited on day of sale.
-" ALSO,
At the same time and place, the following per-
sonal property, to wit: ::
Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Il,
-. Corn, Cotton. Wheat, -
Fodder, Shucks, &C.,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
..rpI Farming Implements, &c.
TERMS OF SALE-.All personal property,
Cash. The Real Estate one-fourth Cash, and
balance on credit of twelve months, with in
terest from day of sale. Purchaser to give se-
curity and mortgage of the premises.
WILLIAM HARPER,
L. III. WELBORN,
Executors.
Nov 16, 1871 20 &
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Nov 9, 1871
NOTICE

Is hereby given that an application will be
made mt the next session of the Legislature to
amend the Charter Of the Town of Honca Path.
Oct -, 1871 l5