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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-31
JOHN H. OBERLY e. co., PROPRIETORS.
THE MAILS.

ARRIVE. bEPARr
North, Through 200 q. m. Wp.m
4" way......................2 2:20 pm. 400 am.
South, pm. 30 pm.
Through n. o., Mem.
phis and Columbus ............ $50 pm. 400 pm,
Jhio River route, Except
Monday l......."....."".....D 90 pm. 800 pm
,ron Mountain r. R........... 23o AIN. 100 p. n.
-. River route, Tuesday
sIi Friday..."."."......... GOO pm. 7f0p.m.
ihebes, Goose Island A Santa
te. Ills, Thursday Fri
G.O0p.m. 7oosm
i.yheld, Blaniyllie and
ovelare, Ky................lIooa am. 800 pm.
OFFICE HOURS.
~ neral Del yery.."............. 1880 am.
sundays 10 . ann
oney order depsltment.... 800 am. go
register " " ...... 500 am. 300 pin.
Money Order and Register departments M
VI on Sundays.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-31
PHIL HOWARD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER,
City National Bank Building.
SA-speeisl attention paid 70 orders from .issm
oats n ght or dsv -Sa

THE best French anchovies n the city
al Jorgensons u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-31
BATcuELOR's HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the BEST IN rHE WOMB
PERFECTLY Harmless Reliable and InsthsDteoas.
No disappoinimeas. No Rdle1lSus T'ass ~ or Ut.
Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY splendid
BLACK or natural Brown. Does not Siam the
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean Son and bsauu'
Sold BY all druggists. Factory IL Bond Street.
New York. 'snssseseasSv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-31

LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.

LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
THE Mor
e U r II L M U TUAI
NO STOCKHOLDERS TO ABSORB PROFITS
AMOUNT oyjPoIcII Force DEC. 81, 1870 s46S5s74o 90
NET IScRrAsI RISKS FORCE 1870, 2oOoo9io 90
world
Ply dtas o
STATE REPRESENTATIVES, IN THE
GENERAL. OFFICE, ST. LOUIS, MO.
JAMES H. BRITTON President.
HEsRr W HoUoH Vice President FEx CorE sup Missouri Dept
NJ Treasu
C. F. BuRSEs Attorney Z. L. LEhorSE, NJ D. Med Officer
Hon WA BAlSrs, Consulting Counsel and Actuary.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT.
z. p. BrRLISoHAM Manager.
CAIRO BRANCH BOARD.
N
p. w BARcLAr II.
II. w. j.. NJ.
II. II. t.
JOHN AFFIRM, r. w.
LOCAL AGENTS.
CARL l. THOMAS ~ W. b KERsEY.
decsdm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-31
THE BULLETIN.
RIVER NEWS.

The following Is the rise and fall OF the rivers at
the places named for the "a hours ending at $40
yesterday
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
Mittleres Department.

Tritfe aldHe: Srtbperapbte, 9eftn, S6roktn, Gram.
NATL. Rs&nsn, Geographic, @eai&te, 6ransSfi& (rsnu &c.
rhRt&D, R~slisirns. tluterrt6t.
3peite alaFe /: seisn, S6rtibsn, @rammaif, auiias.
fGrdbsn, Rehnsn, algebra, Deuti6, 9~attinii6, Gris6ijd,
.SranatFfd (rtnn stwanf&D, 8tlisirnsuaterri6t.
BEN, a.ssaag. a,islSts, Ssssrassis. sssn al'' aisssra,
Stomerie. gu&fltrsn. Deutif, 9ateinif6, @rif6ilt, 3ran.
aeHff rnb Spdnifh (rerp atplnftD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
Seeiuaunacn.

Sra u. Wetnuns, llntsrritt, g9ai&eu. Susbtfsu Ger.
m 1sissTi ( y. Gs ssrisn sss GSassium;.
Salbe arfsdnetr, p Gnartal, ""......""............ %
Taats. S6ultr. 6lteres Derarten,ent ...................... 6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
MQ9emeine &egmlationea.

Der llnitrri2t bssinnt am srfsn Npntas i'm Ssptsmttr
unb ftlitet am erfsn Suli.
Gin gutter Nttli6a Character nire Srn isssm It'd sur auf.
nabme Relbtnetn %eeicreert.
Seser Stuesnt pirs bel lsinsm gintritt a.sraft uni in tas
Department anb bic 8lafs select, bic idnSn ~5dbisieitsn an.
atrneHsn fne.
aat pen Zen Stastnttn ssbrau&tsn Sd6s Fue Ter Gin.
iiHt bts Direetprs unterpcrfen.
Beri6tt perten dne bret @tcnats an bic Glt,ru a,Ianst pssr
an bic gsrminber Der Stuetnten. nm hieft abtr bic @siunb,
belt, 8arastn uns Ssrtf1ritts ibrsr SSbns cher alaned ~
tna&ri&tietn
a. Das Snaitut ffbt allen eftn. Die Rtlisipn. wsl6,
sdetrt npirs, IN bic mSmift s8atbclif6e, tr6 rsresn es relt.
sisitn Gna6tsn @nberssldubiser Mot bsetnira6tist.
@fatn Ginislnteten renes man f4 an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

6barlss .. 6ilpsbranot, Der bsrii&tsts Gin
BREEDER, 5Gli6sr unp StrabsnrGubsr ipsl&sr &C.
ssnuartis int County GefansniIe su Ct. SOisph
@V, sinssiperrt il, bat einsm 3~eitunssi&reiber,
Der i'm tsiu9ts, bic Saupt> gpU@sn ltines bspes-
ten gstsns mitsstbsilt. Hab ieinsr slnsate mar
or bsrsits in ssbn StaatsSu9tbauifrn, pier Staet-
sefansniNsn, sisr3is 9ounty. aerfsrn, 3pansis
YpliSissiansniFsu einssirsrt unb msbrmals in
@swabriam untr Sewa&uns. Silsebranst III
crit sinunberei6is SABRE alt anb bat iGpn pier
ssbn SABRE in seri&isbsnsn gefansniGen abss-
islen. Seine Observation-Disclosures bat CT in ct.
9pais in 1913 bsssnnsn. Sn paris, 5ranfrsi&,
purts CT gum srfenmale Serurtbeilt erbislt aber
Ssanaeisuns unb sins mad ernbsn, mo- or bel
sinsm 8aubs auf tsr Sbat srsriFtn uns SOr Ct
ri6t serurtbeilt marhs. Sn 1850 fam er mad
1srpntr, wurbe psstn DistfabIs ssrurtbsilt FAM
frsi uns sins mad Rsp ycrt ron sa mad Cuba
unS RerifU, no or iberall psssa 8aab u. Dieb.
fabl in llnteIu9uns fam unb ssrurtbsilt purbs:
or febrts in bic Staaten ;arid unb psrbanb l@
nit s.n bsri&hstsn Grprsbraubsrn Rsns; par
in Berlin, QyOn, Birmingham unb fam Sann
ipisss mad amerifa unb ct. eruis, pIrbs bier
bsaraf, uas sins mad SainSis unp fam bort ms
.3u&tbaus au Bacon, no sr ;psi SABRE bIisb. Gr
purts hann in 1860 nit ben gr%prebraubsrn Ssr-
baftet uns in @ilwaufss su flint Sabrsm !3u&t-
baus ssrurtbsilt, Gin 9bsil isinsr Strafs ibm &c.
itsnft uns i'm Ssptsmbsr y. 8. sins sr mad
aamIas, mo- CT G9 fir eintn @sbeimpeli1iitsn,
Gsasetur &c. &c. aussab uns tpsssn Ssrattsr
Sdwtnsslsi,n In ct. SSitpb ssrbaftet purbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
nateres Department.

Sstiss AtaHe gutaabirtn, selen, Heantn, @sSsrs
vie, e&reiten, Gatt6isnus, Sinsunttrri6t.
Grfe GlaHe Su6Aabiren u. 1ehniren, Qeftn, S6rt
Ben. Rt&nsn. @efbi6te, Geographic, Dsutf&, Gats6ismu
Sinourtfrrthf-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
Sr. 8eneeict, Director.
Nfarrer 81. &ofe.
Nfarrer -. @. Abbelm
g n pfebIun

W. e; Ply. y,,Ss, ' s, q SsSnt Sons.
REQ. y. u. WeWanus, Sarptr's 5errp, Ss,ra
Gbrp. g. M. 9elep. yrairis su Gbisn. sBis.
Gbrw. Sstn eatplsr, -
Sbrw. e.; u. Start, "
g.S. Ntitsmaptr, Gsar
~. psaisp, Csc, eanFns. Soma.
@ec. I. Bat, Gsar @e8rsssr, Soma.
W. C'1risn, @sa, Dlt@reser. Soma.
0brw. .. u. mabersp, Dubuque. Ssrd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

Der neue Grsbii&of srn Varis beFnpet fd
ausenbIidli& i'm Seminur srn ct. Sulpies, no
CT f8 bar6 seiifIi9e l~lsbunssn auf bic llsbsr.
nabme isinss i8wisrissn aritens rprbsrsitet.-
lie Sniauatipn Seinr gr;tii6SFiden @natsn
pirb talb Statt tabsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

Cine Ni9te res tsrabmten .. 0aeprraire uno
Sp6ter BON bsTen Srileer Sbectrr eaeprtairs,
prufehur an Der llniSeritat ;u 0ittid, 1T an, per-
sansenen II. Npssmber ms Npsi,iat Der Da-
men ppnt sacre occur einaetreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

Son Der C.oicl, %. Nps.-gin nsusr Strifs
BON gan; eisentbiimli6sr Mrt bat al Der 1oieli in
man6sn Srtidaftsn ~bssrnnsn uap wirc i6
ipabrldeinlib tpsitbin ssrtreitsn. Die msiiien
@irtbe BADEN nau,lih pas eitrsmas, iintsmalen
es fleiner 1T ais has Nuartmab, idrn jest IN ID
rsn @irtbi6aften rinsefibrt, rbslti8 saielte ert
am 1. Sanuar 1872 sinsefitrt wsrssn mus. Oa
nun aber Elm Gitrs I'm, Elm gdtel fleiner III ais
Gin Quart, 10 mubtsn tiaiserweiie bic gEirtbs
tas 2itre @ein aud I'm, Gin Attsl biQissr Der
sapfen ais has Quart. Isnnr1 Ialen l6 bic
@irtbe fir Gin gire gein ssrase irpisl bssablsn,
pie friber fir Gin Quart. 0as molten ld bic
@irtbsbaussatt, namsntlid bic alttrinler, fir
bic 3usunft ni&t msbr ssfaasn laHsn, unb batsn
f@ entf9lsdtn, ron ibrsr arbeit, bas beibt pom
lrinfen, iUlanse ~ ftiern, bic bic @irtbe fir
bas flsinere NaB aud sinsn ssrinsersn prsis feft.
itssn. Das eisentbdmli&fs tei sisism Strift
il, hap babur6 bic Strifsnbsn nittS Y%srlieren,
~icnpern MUIR ~serimnsn, intem ie gum @crtbsil
ibrer 6amilien bas @elr iparsr, mslGes tas Sabr
binsurd 70 rei6Ii& ins 8irtbsbaus aie6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
Nfabemii9es Gepartement.

Eritte alaHt : Gnslii&e SpnSnsm.n, gtrsbau, Rees
fuuf, 8seeatunstn, alte @ef6itts unb Geographic, RSmt
foe GIttrtfsmstunee, @spmttrte, 9~rispnemttrit, wtrff. Ga
ieinifd, @rietiit, 1rans5fit, Dsutf6 unb spanii6, frsnr
oerfni6tL 9.usnift fur ben 8attplietsmus.
3weite &iaHe &eseabunsen, sDsnmtliGs Dtbattcn
9sstf, ptilpfppbit, gnslif6s 9itsratur, @riSif6e altsrttums
tunbe, Rptanif, ahrpnrmie. analptti6e 9ecmttrie, Qdne,
msfsn, gttmit, 2atfinii6, @ristif6, 3tusnthe far etn sa,
tbslittsmus, 5ranSSFi&, Gsatf1 unb SpaniiH (rtan &C.
panfdtl.
6rfe alafe: Gnslif&e 9iteratar, Ws&tntlt&e Tttat
ten, Qpaif, u~nitrpbpff, gtbii, Sfrpnpmie, Geplseie, Ssrs6.
nuns, Staatsrirtkf6aft Satsintit, @rie6if&, JrantSfi6
Dsutfh aHb Spanii6 (penn strani6D.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

6err snn Seuit, %entlapsn srn ieiner lGtpersn
SIree, bsreitet lid cine comfortable Wpbnuns ;u
paris auf benz Srulsparb SauIemann, bic CT
fir Zen nadltsn 10. Se3emtsr teSieben mill.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

sur WPuff. u. 3ei6sns lluterridt rire srra beablt. Bier.
teli6brlihe Ssrausbeatluns. Gs rire tein AbsHs ssfattet
psssn gtsefsnbsit, aussenpmmsn in 5aaen lang ~hausrnesr
arantteit rfsr Gntlnfung.
Stetr aphsdHssr fp1te NIT r%tinseaens hrei CONNER unb
trd 0inter gniissn perfsben fein. feris NIT elmer ~senisen.
ZEN aa,atl Ssmbsn, Strimpfe, aai6enta6a, Saneta6e,
Strristtsn, Sdmme, Sarffen u. I. ~. 8tiner titisr 8sesn.
Rdnst rire rem epaeetuni sehtfert, psnn nitt ~btipnbee
AIIa petmsnts eiesrbalb setrpftn fRb. Stss 8leibunas.
fId Irute NIT hem Namtn bss Stutenten eesei6nst fem.
Gitern, rti6s ibs Sinser mad Sauie fcumen AZ laHtn rdu-
ften, irnttn srtt Deten super &n,eige easpn raten unb
rae nr.tise Rsiseee ~sinienesn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
Gin sroses ,lnslid bat la am %. Sstcssr

Gin grobes llnslid bat ii6 am %. Sftpssr
in Der Silrtrpa Spli6aja-G balan C&ublanp)
s~reisaet. Bel her Ginreibuns Der maiisea Sir
dye gu @aria S6ue unS 5irbitte Ianf Der gcben
am altar inter her Yaff spn 500 parauf %teInrli-
den Meni6en Gin. jn rem 0lautsn, pas bic
san;e Stride su~iammenirir;s elite sQeS cen,
aussanse gu unp in Jplse rcs SeprGnses itirs-
ten bic 4eute elmer iitsr Zen aubern ppn Der bU-
ben 5reitreppe berat, 10 rab suIsst Elm sanser
@enidenbaufen ia lag. Gs purbea So psrip.
men 13 Wanner uni IL 5rauen) srsriidt. Bel
Der SsI9tisuns Der Stride fanr man, raB Der
Gubbppsn am altar auf 3isselpfeilsrn rubte ron
eenen Der mittlsrs ssrabs inter lem altar ;u'
iammenseitir,t mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
Observation-Disclosures 9epartemsnt.

Der Sanssspi6enf6aftii6t GURUS umfabt ans 3peia
elmer auien enslii6en Gr,isbuns, tinihlieelit Qefen. S6rei
teu, Gei&i6it, Geographic, @rdmmatif, Sriefft reiben, ",
Sabunsen, 4s6nsn, Alsebra, @tpastrit, 1udfitrtn, gbpii
Gtrtfittt Qetre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
st. Sobannes Goaeginm,
Nrairie Su Sbicn, @is.
Inter Setting Der &rifli9ea Srioer.

Der 9rtd sisfes Srhitutss N, fsr Susens grairie tu
Gbisn's nah bee san;sn Nprewsfsns cine Gsisssnbsit su tis
ten, cine sranbli6e, auf bic @ruueidst Der RelisiSn bsrubsn.
fe Grsistuns Az erkalten.
Die Gage bts g~plesiuns IN unhbertrrHen binf6tliH Ger
9tfanbtet, Seauemli6teit uup S6bxbeit her Sesnsrie.
Dns @ttdute III sres nns beauen eineeri6tet; feline 8pfep
Hrs seftsat. uri esRelbs nit aQtm 81 ptrftbeu nae sun
Bptifsin une Comfort Der Stuetntsu beitraeea fam aud
Ia % unesbsn ron peiteu unt btrrli6su Sptelpldstn.
Der Sintitneurius umiast aase, nae serSbnlit IN Col.
Itsen sstbrt rire, unb III In ri1 Departments ~eineebsilt
On eae hntert, ylitntrs, SaneelsriNenitdftli6 une Ifaft'
raif6t Dtrdrterrent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
dies.

alter setifer EHanyusattangea na6 San-
bon Die Sltstsn galrsn iinb 10000 Sab
re, Gereis 300 Sabre, lilnsn 355 Sabre, 9yprei
len 3SS Sabre, Gpbeu AS Sabre, abrrn 5i6
Sabre, 9arGsntGume $40 Sabre, aafanisn 626
Sabre, Gitrcnentarmr GIG Sabre, Ylatanen 720
Sabre, Getern 800 Sabre, NuBtdume 900 Sab
re, Qinten 1916 Sabre, Sannsn 1900 SABRE,
Gi6sn 400 Sabre, Ssltaume 1000 Sabre, Sa-
rus 1880 Sabre, bic @ammutsbaums in
Californian mad Mielb 5000 Sabre Gsi 81
SUP Our6msNsr unr $50 Sub SSbel, cine arOn-
lpnie unt elm Ira6sntaum js COCO Sabre alt.
Der N.ftpr tsr Ora6sntaume, Der auf Der Sniel
SensriNa auf Der gila be la Sratpra ltaup unp
ben Sumtpls ais sr ibn 1899 MAP, am 6ranps
ieines Stammss ii SUP itarf fanp, 1T am 2. Sd
mar 1868 befanntlib lem Sturm srlesen, benz
er 10 LANCE setrrst bate. gu ben pprssnanntsn
pfan,en inb rcnn ned bic &eainstcnien SIT
rednsn, rsl6e Gin Glitter son 5000 Sabren uno
sieleidt nod barber erreiGen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

Bet, %. Rob.-Tsr ,aarlsr. 3ts.' pirp sen
bier ssl&risbsn: ,,unisre Sauptfcrts befOmmsn
mad uns mad cine gang peranesrte @slalt. an
b~snielben pirt aud felt Nonaten nit tinisen
1auisnp slrbeitern searbeitst. Hamentli6 has
Sort ct. Quentin mirt bsssutsns s~rpsitsrt. @ui
Der @effrpnt tss Ysrsss wirp Gin gang neuss
5prt als 5lanfenbsduns pss 8srts Tlappsnsias
ansslsst.-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-23

sUNDAY-SCHooL FEsTIyAL.-The ladies OF
Grace Church, Wentworth street, have deter
mined that the lourlshIng sunday-school con.
nected With that chuch shall be provided with
a suitable sunday-school building on the lot OF
land on Glebe street already obtainted Tor that
purpose, and In aid of this lsudable project a
very enjoyable ice cream and strawberry fes,i.
val was given last evening at the Ryan Villa
from which very respectable sunni of money
was realized. The spacious and beautiful
grounds were thrown open at five O'Clock,
but at that hour the drlzzling fall of
rain threatened to cause partial
failure of the festival, and the visitors arrived
but slowly. Before sunset, however, the
clouds gave way, tie evening proved after all
delightful one, and throngs of visitors soon
poured into the place, assuring the success of
the enterprise beyond peradveuture. The
services OF the Post Band were kindly yolun-
teered for the occasion, and their charming
music added greatly to the enjoyment of the
evening, which was very pleasantly spent by
the hundreds of visitors in variety OF refined
amusements for which these elegant grounds
are 80 admirably ad' ed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-23
Passengers.

Per steamship South Carolina. for New York
David West, Mrs T West and child, Reed, Q
II Fisher, Elizabeth Reed, Mr. De Revere, Or J
Tyson, Mr. Kingsland, R Quigley and son. Rev Dr
Birmingham, Tyson. T Hsnckel, Jr, Julia
McCauts, A 4 simmons, q Lewis, Mrs Lewis, VIM
Tappin, Jacobs 3 Henry, 9 Smith. Miss
Cummings Mr. Joy. Master Joy, Ellen shepherd,
Master Swatiield, Kate Wilson, Vim Collins, Mrs
Britton. Master PIatt, Miss North. 8 smith, I
Log an, Mrs Breen. Miss Green. Mr. Rodgers. Hen.
~ Wood. L Bourgeois, Elizabeth Evans, Mrs I,nI1 g
Mrs TroulmaD, Ars Jarvis, Miss L Lebralt,
Kelllnger, wi e, child and nurse, ARIZONA, vile
and child, Mrs and Miss Rogers, W spencer,
W Replne and wife, A J DuCarme, vile. TWO chill
dreu and nurse, Miss hilton, Miss Dewey, Tnos
Carey. Mrs Dewey, Mrs Buckingham, Little;
Mrs Bowen, X T French. ] ) Polite, W Farrel, W
n Little. and four on deck.
Per steamship Champion, from New York
Z Traver, Mrs Graber. MIS- Geo Maloney, Chas
Lucas d D Colcock, w F Ryerson, Mrs Hel,
Chatheld, W q Spencer. Mr. Skinner and wife, L F
Gooortca and wife, Mr. Pratt and vile, Dr Leooy'
s Dickenson, Mr. Douglas, and three on deck.
Per steamer Water Lily, from Ed1sto, Enter
prise. Rockville, and Way Landtngs.COl WIN
Whaley, ] W Seabr0ok and wife, Mr. McConkey, }
Foil on, Mai Whaley, Schan,r.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-23
CHARLESTON, y. C. MAY 20, 1872
lat az deg 40 min SO sec Lon 7sdeg 81 MN 27 sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York
left 18th inst. Mdse. To James Adger.& CO, q
co, O D Ahrens co, d "A ANNE, Jas e Adger d
c., y Railroad Agent, Southern Express co.
james Allan, G W Aimar. Apple, Afcher, n
co, Bates co, Boyd, Capt W Bradley. II
Blsrhotr & CO, @ Burns, W N Bird CO. Brewer &
Kohnke, Bollmann BROS, kO Borner, q 4 Bro~h'
t,hase = CnttinH ! Campsen d CO, II CObla 4 co,
'HH " a o6afee CO, crane, Boy ston q co, Chapeau
4 uerron, Geo COOK, Oarringto"' Thomas eco q CO.
L Chapln, Collector Of customs, oaaale, Doug
Elias Bros. D FIIzyiboon, l L Falk q co, W Eek:
eli q CO, ID + Fleming CO, Fnrchgott BenedlcL
co. Forsytne. mcComb CO, fedmann @ co. j
I Fl Ducker, Edperron Il Richardson, Mrs FIN
ley Fass, MIS- N Galloway. d Goldsteln son, J
u Graver L co, Hart 1 co, II Gerdts Z co, Geo A
Glov.r, A Hammersehmidt Geo Hacker, d D
Hawley, Holmes & Calder, 8 Holmes, Jno Rur-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-23

THE HANOVER ScHUTzENFEsT.-On Saturday
afternoon at four O'Clock the delegation from
the Charleston schutzengesellschaf leaves
this city on the steamship for New York en-
route for Hanover. They will take with t. -''
as present from their club gold medal,
which Is now almost completed by tbe well.
known artist, Mr.. W. Fisher. The present is
q veryi handsome one, and the Zeitung in
speaking OF 1t In the highest terms concludes
by r; marking that "this work of art will
doubtless elicit great admiration In Germany. u
Besides this medal Mr.. A. D. Lorentz sends
over huge drinking horn, and Mr.. J. C. d.
.Claussen twenty dollar gold piece as prizes
at the festival In Hanover.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-23

. PRIZES FOR THE FEsTIvAL.-At the last
meeting of the German Rlae Club resolu-
lion was adopted, giving to the Irish Rife
Club present worth seventy.lve dollars, to
be shot for at their festival on the 9th and
2sth instants. The kind of present has not
been determined, but has been left to the
choice OF committee. The following addl-
lional articles hsvebeen received by the Irish
Rifle Club, to be shot for: From Mrs. h. Arm
strong, King street, white ostrich plume; from
Mr.. w. ]. Trim, King street, embroidered To-
BILE cover; from Messrs. j. q. Lawton d Co.,
King street. q genteman's walking coat; from
Mr.. F. Von Santen, King street, rubber coat;
from Mr.. Michael storen, a silver goblet; from
Mr.. R. White, No, ss Hassl street, a walnut
card table; from Messrs. Cavanaug1 & Welsh,
Meeting street, two pieces lacquerware.
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MIrsilaI Books.

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As the previous works Of these gentlemen
have had very marked success in the East and in
the West, the coming Book cannot fall to be the
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Specimen Pages sent tfree) on application
Managers OF Sabbath Schools are becoming
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FURcHaorT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244 King
street, offer for this week the following bar
gains: 200 lO4 Allendale Quilts, 81 S7s; lou
ia Allendale Quilts, 81 so; 100 l2-4 AIlendale
Quilts, 81 62a; 100 lO4 Honeycomb Quilts
81 40; 100 lO.4 Honeycomb Quilts, bordered,
81 60; 10 pieces Black Stripe Japanese, 70
cents; 10 pieces Colored Japanese, Plain and
Check. (new arrival,) rs cents; 20 dozen
Ladies' Undervests, rs cents; 20 dozen Black
and Buff Parasols, so cents. Furchgott, Bene-
dict d Co., No. 244 King street. mayl3
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TIE WEATHER.-The rainy and threatening
weather of yesterday cleared off beautifully in
the evening, with q prospect Of some pleasant
days ahead. In the afternoon, just before the
sun went down, magnificent rainbow ap-
peared In the east, with another not quite as
we'll defined above 1t. The arch was perfect
and continuous, and as largo as possible, the
bow only disappearing as tho sun sank below
the horizon. Later in the evening every cloud
disappeared, and the night was one of un-
common beauty.
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CRUMBs.-The resideLce No. Wentworth
street was entered by sneak. thieves last
Tuesday night and two chairs stolen.
.Nr. Henry sparniok, editor Of the Aiken
Tribune, Is In town.
Ar. Orlando B, Levy has been recommls.
honed as trial justice.
Estimates are wanted Tor whltewashing the
upper and lower Markets.
James Grant, one OF the uptown night
police, went to picnic yesterday up the road
and got terribly beaten.
The eastern track of the Enterprise Railroad
in East Bay Is expected to be completed and
the street pavement relald by monday next
The Freundschattsbund announce a grand
picnic and moonlight festival for tomorrow
evening.
A reward will be given for the recovery of a
Blackman's apothecary store, on Broad street.
On Wednesday next, the 29th Instant, the
German Steam Fire Engine Company will pic.
mic at Mount Pleasant.
Mr. John E. Martin was kicked by a horse
yesterday afternoon, while walking along An
s:o street, and painfully, but not seriously, in
jured.
Addresses were delivered in the A. NJ. E.
Church, Queen street, for the benefit of the
church by Lieutenant Governor Ransier, Mr..
W. J. McKinlay and others.
Letters directed to Miss G. L. johnson and
Miss Jane N. Thompson, of this city, are de-
tainsd in the Savannah postofiice for want of
postage.
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Auction Sales This Day.

]. A. Enslow & Co. will sell at II o'clock, on
North Atlantic wharf, white corns
R. NJ. Marshall & Bro. will sell at IL O'CLOCK
near the Postof1lce, real estate.
J. Drayton Ford will sell at II O'CLOCK heai
the Postofice, real estate.
A. G. McGillivray will sell at II o'clock, al
the Courthouse, real estate
Jeffords & Co. will sell at quarter-past
O'Clock, at their stores, bacon strips.
Iowndes g. Grimball will sell at IL o'clock
near the Postoflce, South Carolina Railroad
stock.
William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, o.
his store, clothing, shop goods, &c.
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PREPARrNG...The rifles Of the Irish Volun-
teer Rifle Club arrived yesterday, and were
distributed last evening at the Hibernian Hall.
The guns are short Eaaelds of superior make.
The club afterwards had a drill in the lower
hall.
The Wagner Artillery Club had q drill in uni
form last evening, at Wiecklng's Hall, corner
fof King and Society streets.
The st. Patrick's Brass Band are practIcIng
nightly at the Cathedral premises, and will be
up to the mark on the 9th.
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AT LAsT.-The stunted, dlngy, old one
story brick building, No. 273 King street, and
popularity known as the residence Of the King
street hermit, was attacked by certain ener-
getlc sacrellglous workmen yesterday, and a
part of Its front knocked down. The owner
of the premises, Mr.. Claussen, is.about to erect
a substantial brick store in It's stead. The
work of pulling down and erecting Is In the
hands of Mr.. John Il. Devereux, who will
doubtless see that the present old ark is re-
placed by something neat and presentable.