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Stock Complete in Every Department
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In addition to his unusually full Stock Of DRUGS CHEMICALS rAl
ENT MEDICINES of every kind PAINTS Oils &C., &C., mas N
and is dhila aesEhgno s4gRii saia1 hlG aGla23He.
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F41L1REs IN Society is full
of failures that need never have been
made; full of men who have never sue
ceeded full of women who in the first half
Of their days did nothing but eat and'sleep
and simper, and in the last halfhaye done
nothing but perpetuate their follies and
weaknesses. The world is full, I say of
such people; fHll Of men in every trade
and profession, who. DO not amount to
anything and I DO not speak irreverently,
and I trust not without due charity, with-
out making due allowance for the inevita!
BILE in life, when / say that God and
thoughtful men are weary Of their. pres
ence. Every boy ought to improve on
his father; every CIR. grow into nobler,
gentler, more self-deaying womanhoo.a
than the mother. No rapraduotloni Of for
#ar types will give the world the perfect
type. I,know not where the Millennium
is, as measured by distance Of time, but /
do know, and so do you, that it is q great
way off as measured by human growth
and expansion. We, have mo, such men
and women yet, no age has ever had any,
as shall stand on the earth in that Rgs pf
peace that will not saaHrs SStiil men ATE
worthy'M ikMReV, ", a, Murray, :"
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.Spalding's Cine, msefH1 III every Aduse.l J.
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Or. TUFTS Liver Pill, are mild and
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merit of acting as, a. powerful agent in
relieving congestiye or torpid liver,
They have no equal. N Il .te5a y u
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The GREENv1LLE AND Co1UMBIA R ALL
RoAD-BR1GnT FRosfEsfs GoR South
CARoLINA.-The Richmond Eng,tirer, Of
the 9th instant says -" We had the
pleasure Of meeting on thesFeet yesterday
our old citizen Colonel Thos'A A. poddmcad,
now the Superintendent of the Greenville
and Columbia Rail Road in South Carroll
na. The Colonel retains his citizenship of
Virginia, and keeps his residence here on
Franklin-street. Since he took charge of
the Greenville and Columbia Rail Road he
has had no accidents, though they were
frequent before that; he has built o tele
graph line extending the whole length pf
the road, and over all its branches, and by
thorough system Of Improvement has
placed it in q pFqsper!o|qqs financial condl-
"The Colonel reports that South Caro-
lima, notwithstanding the terrible ordeal
to which she has been subjected. was sinevr
er more thriving in her material interests.
Three million dollars worth of cotton alone
were transported over his road the present
season, and from all the indications he has
seen South Cafqliha is yet destined to be
one Of the leading and most Wea althY statsa
of the South I a.
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THRTALE OF 4 asijIIE pILI

The Patterson men Mere naturally ju-
bilant over this result, ana asaa sported cham
,paigne and segars In dusproportion to the
magnitude of their. .visitens but the sequel
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.h~> >l.,tr III. - bows glfTe iscnEiti
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY ur
RIcIILAHD.

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Il I."f, NV. y ~ y. .'''i.IiA" .IIIU.'.
Than those. HouseaIo Iowbo have not this
we attend .everp. NE EWfYORK. DRHnG G
PORDEDGQODS, ahdhave several time
the Choicest and Most Select ,';'- -,l'daa.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-04-02
THE FARM.
CULTIVATION OF PEACHES


In growing peaches for profit, like all
other kinds Of frnit, the largest yield is
produced from "a given space of ground
where every plant has grown and trees
are AS near uniform size as possible BY the
time such trees are old enough to bear
fruit This is an accepted fact by all
those who understand the subject of fruit
growing. Now the next point TO be con-
sidored is what is the most economical
plan to follow to bring about this regularity
and uniformity of growth in an orchard.
Experience steps in and says, start the
young tree in the nursery row, as the
best and cheapest way of starting young
trees of either peach, pear or apple. In
propngating fruit trees, either for sale or
homeplanting, the quickest time is mad e
and best trees are grown by following the
regular routine. 1t forms the exception
when any one gains time in .ruit culture
by attempting SHORT cuts and in eight
cases out Of ten disappointment and an
irregular lot of trees is sure to follow such
course. For these reasons, you had bet
ter cut of the tops Of the trees where they
now stand, and bud with such kinds as
yon may decide upon during next Sum
mer.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-04-02
Legal Advertisements.
MORTGAGE SALE.

| whereas, JasperT Durham, of tn- county raj.
exauder am > ate Of liuols dii on the sixth dm
! of Alril, 4. Il 1869, duly max, execute IN due
| form, Acknowledge ana deliver to Geyi:ia NJ Far
lIu, ccrtan sal" mortgage uD"n Real Estate,
hereinafter deserted, "Ith power ana authority,
to her anu her l"gal representatives, assignee or
sttUrney TO sel said Re i estate, recnr,-d IN the
kCcOrnef's office OF Alexander county. llluuI-, in
Book No 3, OF mortgages, on mage -. whrh m r-
nent OF ~ ouI-surv note OF even date with SAID
mortgage, for the sum of Two hunt red and sixty
hve dollars and du~ IN Que year after the ate
tnereof, 10 arlng interest Nt the rate OF ten
per cent per annum, slgne 10y sad Jasper I.
Durham aud PAYABLE tn SAID Georgia McFarhu.
AMI whereas, the salh Georgia McFarln. duly
assigned ~aId note a Il mortgage, 10y ludJrscm Mt
tn .'-On Ia "titrg Ia 're words loh"wlug toAtt :
assigned TIL within uote To- john Burh IN, tn :
iih Fob uMy lsIO, (>Iguei) georgia McFTl u,
seal. "FOr the sum uf Two huud Ell and eighty
seven and O'lob collars, sold, tr usierel AMI as
| slgneI the within sale mortgage TO John Durham
| tins ilh day "i February, A. h., 1870, (signed
georgia McFa lin, seal II
And, whereas, the said John Dur
lin as sn'e deceased. and, whereas, the un.
drrslgued, John Brown. has been duly 'ppo ntrd
adnlinIstIa OF Of u e. e-ta e ut the said John brr-
ham, decreased, 10y the probate court fthe cuun-
" of UuIon and state ~ illinois. An whereas
default has been made IN the payment o sald
proTis,ofy n, t., and the interest accrued there
~. And, whereas, such default n such pay ment
continues.
Now, therefore, |, John Brown, adm instrator OF
the estate of John Durham, deceased, a~slg Of
IN me vested, by the terms and cOniIliuus Oi sHld
sale mortgage, do decl'Te said note to have be-
come due anu pay able and public hotice Is here
by given that saull on Satnriay, the E1th uHy Of
April, A. ID ls72, at the hour of ne o'clock IN the
sft ernCon OF said day, at the post office, ~ thebe-
in the county OF Alexander and state OF Illinois,
10y virtue of the wer anu authority IN me vested,
IN and by said sac mortgage, sell at public auc.
ton the highest and best bidder for cash IN md
the following descr bed premises, being the same
described IN said sale mortgage, to-wit The
north east quarter OF the south east quarter sec.
ton No. 2, snc the north west quarter OF he south
west quarter section No. ana west haf Of north
west south west quarter, section No. L. MI IN
townsHp No II, range No. ), IN Alexander cOun
ty Illinois together with a buildings house. end
improvem, nts, OF every kind and nature situate
| thereon, together wth al r ght, title, interest
anu equity OF redemption of the sand Jasper
Du, u,ham, his heirs ami assigns therer, for the
purpose OF paying the amount due on SAID pro-
msso.y note herein before speclhei, together
with attorneys fees advertising, and expense ui
sale and conveyance, as provided ~ SAID sale
mortgage. JphN BROWN,
Administrator Of the estate Of John Durham de-
ceased.
NJ. J. i>scoRE, Attorney 3-2swJt
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-04-02
MASTERS SALE.

State of Illinois, Alexander county, 50.
In the Alexander county Circuit Court. Emer-
aid +. DAVIS vs.. hulda Hawes, ThedOsla HAwes,
Frelin William Tharp, Elite Thsrp and Jose
phine Tharp. Bin iot Partition, sc.
Public mo- Is hereby gwen that in pursu
ance oia uecNe rendered ~ the above entitled
cause in said court, On the sth day Of March, A.
II. 1872, |, John q. lssm an Master IN Chancery
Tor saId q, urt, ~tl uu 5dtuTdaN, the 2 IN day Of
April. A. D. 1879, at the hour of three o'clock ia
the aitt TnOon of said day sell at public vrndue
to thu highest bidder for cash, at the front door
of the Court House, IN the city Cf CAIRO, IN said
county, the following described read estate,
wit: Lots numbered thlity-one (3l) and thur
U-twO (34, IN block numbered twenty 'luur (2l,)
in the city of CAIRO, county Of Alexander and
state OF Illinois, together With all aud Singular the
teneusnts and Entertainments thcreunto belong
ing. "a good ana suihuleut deed OF conyeYauce
viii be executed to the pa chaser on the day of
sale. said lots appraised at $500 each, will not
be sold for less than twO'thirds ot uppralse
value,)
Cairo, Illinois, March 90, ls72
JOAN q. HARNAN,
3-2swit. Mas,er in Chancety,
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-04-02
THE BULLETIN.
Published every morning, Monday ex.
cepted.
TWO TRAGEDIES,


|
Fuller particulars of the melancholy af.
fair at Otis, Mass, Friday evening, are at
hand. Mr. Clark, ii appears, was talking
to his sister; Mrs Turner, who was
sitting near by with her husband and
daughter. He was holding gun in his
hand, and the little girl asked what he
was going to do with it, "Shoot your
mother, sad he, and pointed the gun at
her head. "Take good aim, Philo,b said
the lady, and her daughter ran and
clasped her around the neck. The next
instant Clark fred blowing his sisters
head in pieces, and injuring the little girls
arm SO that amputation will be necessary
Clark, who is almost crazy over the event,
said he had recently washed his gun, and
had no idea that it was loaded He is a
steady, industrious man. IN the employ of
the Cold Spring Iron company Mrs.
Turner was onl 20 years of age and her
daughter Is six. The event occasions
great excitement in Otis. A similar ac-
cident recently befel Mrs Fearl, of Bur
lington, Kansas, who was formerly Miss.
Dora Denecke, and lived at Monson, Mass.
Her little son, six years Of age, was en-
gagged in swapping revolver, which was
supposed TO be unloaded, when one Of the
barrels was discharged the ball striking
Mrs. Fearl in the side, and lodging near
the heart. Mrs. Fearl exclaimed "My
God, Frank, what have YOU done /" and
shortly after expired. Mrs. FcaIl was 80
years of age.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-04-02
TAX NOTICE.
To J. lhomp-uL ~ d NJ. smith.

TO ], TNOWp-Wu m Vt. rmlth.
You ere hrre' notified that 1T a sale Of lots and
lPn STR he denuqueut -tRt-, G. u u and district
sch""l trXe- OF the year ls7u, aud costs, held at
the Coutt Ii use uuor IA Caro-, AleNan' errouuty,
III lnus, On the 25Ih daN OF June, ls7l the
Undersigned purchased the una VIDE one
half of the north, ast qr"fthe southwest quarter,
The un1lved one.haI Il the north-we quarter
OF the soutn.w-st quarter, aud the uudiv drd one
half OF IN" south west quarter OF The southwest
quarter OF section four 90. TOWNSHIP fifteen
40 snuth, and range three 90 west, of he Il trd
principal meridl IN, assessed and s'ld IN the name
CfJ. Thor pson ana VI Smith. situated N said
'OuLty and state, and that the time Z ven by law
for the redemption Of laid lands viii expire on
the 2jtn day OF June, 1878
JOHN HODGES Purchaser.
Cairo, III March Is, ls72 u3t.
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TAX NOTICE.

To Harrell, sterIng 4 Co.. and all others con
cerued
You arc hereby notified that at q sale of lots
ami lluds Tor The ellnqurnt state county and
a street sch Ol taxes OF tie year SIS. and costs
h. Id at the Court House door in Caro-, Alexander
county, LIMOS, % the 3Ol day of June, 1870 q g
block No. 4, and lots No, |, g s. T. o, O. 7. and
10. in block No. 8, assess d, taxed and sold m
the name of Harr.ll, slerlins 4 CO., tuaed IN
Hodges and Overby's addition to the town a.
tn be-, in said county and state, ssld lots
being sold as forfeited property, aud ina, me
time gwen by law foi the rsdemp pilon 81 sara io's
will expire on the 80 h day ofJune, 1879.
JOHN HODGES, 5urchassr'
Cairo, ILL.,, March istn, lJ72. u'''
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-04-02

state OF Illinois, Alex nder county -.
Alexander county circuit Court Alfred B. : f-
iord W. the uukuo"n uelr- Of Mary springer,
deceased biii to iorf"io-e mor'g ge.
Notice hereby gNet thtt In pursuance Of a
decree entered Iu the HbI,e entItitd cause, in
said cour ~ tn" ~, day OF Janusry, 4. h., Is72
|, john O. uarman, ha-ter IN CnsnceIt q, -aii
Court Nnl on the 5Oth day OF March, A, J., 1872,
due to the highest bidder or casG, at ne front
door of the Couu House, IN the city of Caro-, in
said county aud state, the following described
real estate, tr-wtt: Lot number thtrty.thr.e (B)
an the one half ut lot numh-Ieu thlrty.tour a
winch lies ado nIng to sad lot NJ. thIrt three
(d3) the me ne,ug tne uortn OF syst halt ot .atd
tot numbered thlrty-t (A) all IN uluck mum
"ered fiity.iuur a. ia the city of CAIRO, IN the
county OF Alexander Hud state of .lltnuiS, to-
getner tfh all aud singular the tcnements aud
hereuitAments thereto p-lo"gIng
JOHN q. HARMAN,
March 1 1872. Master Ia Chancery.
Green 4 q Ito, IT, Soic. ors. 3-7.3w.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-04-02
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Lewis Hewitt, defendant, - notified that on the
lith day of March, 1872. writ OF Httachmep ut was
issued out of the Gle. ks office OF the Alexander
county Circuit Court, m the state Of Illinois,
against your e-tate returnaUle on the lst Mon
dty IN April, ls14, az the suit Of James Y. Glenn
son plontih, tor the sum Of s. and accfuIng
lntere T. winch writ has been executed and said
SUIT - now pending in sad court. Unless YOU
shiul appear on The return day thereof Judgment
VIII oe entered against you and the garnIs ee
served IN said cause required to answer, and be-
dealt with according to law. Dated March 18TH
is72.
JOHN Q HARMAN, Clerk
Alien. Mulkey Wheeler, att'ys or plaintiff
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-04-02
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A, \. Clancy, defendant, Is notified that on the
lith day of Marcn lsl2, IA writ of attachment was
Issued out of the clerks office OF the Alex and,
county Circuit Court, in the state of Illinois,
agsns; your estate, retumsble on the l,t Monday
in April, 1877, at the SUIT of Thomas !. Ent,
plain N, for tn sum Hi :i20 "a aud accruug inter.
est, which wnt has been executed and said sun
II now pending in sand court. Unless you shall
appear on the return day thereof Iudgu enl VIII
be entered against you, and the garnlShec served
IN said cause required TO ansScr, aud be dealt
with according 10 law. Dated arch l.th, ls74
JOHN q, HARMAN, clerk,
Allen, Mukey Wheeler, aItNs for plaintiff
llnOlAII
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-04-02
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

a. y, Chaney, defendant, IS notified that on the
18Th day OF March. 1872, wril OF attachment was
issued nut of the clerks office OF the Alexander
county Circuit Court, in the state Of Illinois,
sEa'hst your e.tate, returnable on the first Mon
uy 10 April, ls72. ut the suit of james Y. tlem.
IN paint Il, for the sum Of s36 05 and accrung
su,, ~, winch writ has been executed and =. III
shsI' now pendIng In SAID court. Unless you
tb.raof "FptN on the return day
vmp WI Judgment will be entered against
y,n; ,, ".'l the garnshee served in
,.'tb oo',d Itqnlred 10 answer, and re dealt
WIN accounting Z" law Dated March Is h, 1872.
,ito, ,,,u.... J'HN q HARMAN, Clerk.
Anen, Mulkey Wheeler, attys lof piaintiF
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-04-02
ATTACHMENT NnTICE

a. \. Chtney, defendant, is notified trst on tho
lith iay oi March, 1872, n writ Of attachment was
issued out OF the clerks office OF the Alexander
county circuit Cou {, IN the state Of Illinois
against Your estite returnable on the frst Non
ahy n April, 4. u. is72. at the suit Of Nathan NJ
thompson, plaintiff, for the sum of sIls 81 and
and SAID suit is now pending i'm said court Ia
i,-s , you appear on the return
gay thereof, ludgmen' will be en-
tered against you, and the garni-hee
served IN SAID cause required to answer, and be
10 az with according to law. Dated March 10Th,
ls12.
JuHNQ. HARMAN, Clerk.
Allen, Mulkey & Wheeler, at.',s for plaintiff.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-04-02
Legal Advertisements
TAX NOTICE.

To Mary j. rdsn John Galbrsith and all others
concerned, You are hereby notified that Mt saie
Of land and town and CITY lots for the delinquent
~tate, county and district school taxes VI the year
lsG9 and costs, held ~ the court house door IN
Cairo, Alexander county, Illinois, IN the 2Ith day
II June, 1870, the undei signed purchased the >.
y ct the W. or. of section I've (5) IN townshi p
fourteen Cli south and range one vest Of the
81 M situated in sald counts aud state, aud
that the time given by lAw for the redemption Of
sad premises Will expire on the 9th day of June.
ieiZ and that At the same sale for the same taxes
hed az the same tlace the 10Th day June,
ls'o the undersigned also bee me the purcl aser
OF tw"-htth- Of Los No. Is In Block No. 33, IN the
hrst hdduon To the city Of Cairo, IN said county
aud state. and tha' the time yiv n hv law tor the
redemption Of said premises last described will
explie on the 10th sf June ls72
ALEX. II. IRWIN, Purchaser.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-04-02
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The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-04-02
TAX SALE NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen to Mary . Bryan, Mar
TIN Lewcoweze, and A. Williams, and
each Of you, that at q sale OF land and town lots
situate IN AIeNindrrcounty, Illinois, for the dein
qu"ut state, cou1 Y, and district school taxes for
the year lsdJ, and costs, held at he Court House,
IN the city Of Ctro, in said unity, on the 29th
day ofJune, 1870 purchased the follow ng de.
-crben lots situate IN the city of Cairo, county of
Alexander, amt state of Illinois to-wIt:
Lot 80 ia block ~, taxes in he name Of you, the
-aid Mary ~ BrYGu, and lots 50 aui SO in hpck
%, t,Xcd m the name of YOU, the
sad Martin Lewcoweze, and lot 2
~ block 20, taxed IN he name OF you,
the said A. Williams; and YOU
are further notified that the time for the re emp.
ton OF sad lots will expire on the 18th day ar
June, ls72.
JACKSON FRICK, Purchaser.
March p, 1872. q ~ an
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-04-02
ON MARRIAGE

Happy rellei Ter young meu nom the effect, II
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The Cairo daily bulletin., 1872-04-02
ARE YOU GOING WEST?

Hso, take our advice and purchase your tickets
over !" old reliable and popular Missouei PA.
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running three daily express trains from ~. LOUIS
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-09
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTE CAR0JIN a
Deposits Of S1 and Upwards Received,

INTEREST ALLO WE'D AT TIE RA1Eu}
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
ON CERTIFICATES OFUEPOSIT.
AND SIX PER CENT. COM
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON UNITS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President.
John Z. Palmer. Vice-presidept.
A. Il. Bren!zer, Cashier.
J. ii. SawAe in GcntI al charge.
Johp q. d. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
Wade EamptoD, William Martin, A. C. Has
kcll, F. w. .McNaster, i. j. II Heinitel, J ohm B.
Palmer, Thomas L. Gregg. Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. T. Scott, Newberry.
W. G. Maycs, Newberry.
D. q. Rutledge Charleston.
panielRavenel. Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborers, CLERKS, Widows, o. {.
plane and others may hero deposit their saw.
ings md draw liberal rate OF interest there.
on. pianterp, Professional HSio1 and TTlstssf
Wishing to draw interest on their funds until
they require them for business or other pur.
poses; Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Wome o
and Minors (whoee deposits can only BIO with.
drawn by themselves, or, in caHe OF death, by
their legal roprescntatives,) wishing to lay
asidefunds for future use. are here Afforded
nn opportunity OF depoaiting their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
thesam time, be subject to withdraw alw hen
aeedod. Aug l8
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-09
To the Ladies,

nNE OF the worst forms OF discoloration Of
~ the skin, and OF pimpled and eruptive
faces, is caused by the use Of CALOMEL and
BLUE MASS. Mercurial medicines are sup
posed to have special action on the liver;
the theory is erroneous. If calomel Is given
IN repeated doses 1t produces aaiivation, and
In In this condition the liver is badly damaged.
The liver is more torpid; the skin must do
some OF the liver's work, In excreting bile ele-
ments, and will be liablo to pimples, hlotches,
eruptions, dark spots, disoolorations, tuber-
ccles, sore mouth, sore throat, catarrhal affec.
tions, 20; The only serviceable livor medl-
cine Is HEINITBH'S LIVER PILLS. No ca
i3mei. Thoy regulate the liver and purify tho
olooo. Aug "a