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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-04-03

Ihe above to be grown or
produced by exhibitors.
/" Bale of Wool, not less than
100 pounds. s....................... 10
All competitors for the Premiums
for the "grcatest production" of any
of the Field Crops, will be required
to report, concisely, the mode of prep
aration of the land, amount, kind
and cost of manure used, time of
planting, mode of cultivation and
cost of production. The measure
ment Of the land and "yie.d" to be
vouched for by affidavit.
Competitors for the greatest pro-
duction of cotton will be allowed to
18th November to gather the crops,
and their Reports must be handed to
the Society on or before goth Novem
Der, when the award will be made.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-27

plaintiffs authorized or assented to such
an exemption ~ q condition q. the trans
Of the cotton--if these bills Of
fading fully express the agreement made
then they are conclusive upon the par
ties. But II such exemption clause was
inserted without the authority or assent OF
the plaintiffs, they would not DO
bound by its terms. The plaintiffs have
testified that they did not see the bills Of
lading until after tho fire occurred and
upon this point they have not been con-
tradicted If you believe, therefore, that
the goods were delivered to the Illinois
Central railroad company or its agent,
under the verbal agreement sworn TO by
tue plaintiffs, ard that such agreement
had teen acted on, then the defendant
being the carrier in whose custody the
goods were when tho loss occurred) 10
liable, whether such loss was the result Of
its negligence or not. Under
this agreement the defendant
is responsible rs common carrier
for the loss of The cotton, unless, as / have
already stated, such loss was occasioned
by the act OF God or the public enemies.
| Loss by fire then. in this view of the case,
would be no excuse for non-delivory Of
the cotton and defendant would be liable
| FOR its loss
TuE VERDICT.
So clear and explicit was the above
charge, ths, the jury did not take over five
| minutes for consultation. The verdict
| rendered was SLABS for the plaintiffs,
| being the whole amount claimed, with in
| terests
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-27
CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1872

~ Allen Barber, Rep.
ALEXANDER Mitchell, Dem.
sChsrlss A Ildfidge, Dem.
sPhiletus Sawyer, Rep.
I Jeremiah n Rusk, ke'.
g Alexander 8 McDill, Rep.
TERRITORIAL DxLHoATEs.
Richard G Mccormick, Rep.
Colorado -sJerome b ChafFee, Rep.
Dskota-sMoses X Armstrong, Dem.
District Columbia-Norton p Chipmsn,
Rep.
Idaho-John HALEY. Dem.
Montana-Martin Maginnis, Dem.
Utah-0eorge Q Cannon, Mormon.
washington-McF adden, Dem;
wyoming-William r Steele, Dem.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-27

~ ~ ~ IA AVA ~ "A
sIoHTH STREET, BETWEEN WAsHINoToA
AND COMMERCIAL AvRNuEs,
Adjoiaine N ,senhouse and Aansy's.
Keep the best or Beet, Pork. Mutton Veal.
.smb, Sausage, etc.. end are prepared 10 serve
'itisens in the most scceptabls manner.
JAMES KYNASTON,
BUTCHER AND DEALxR IN ALL KINDS OF
FREsR NxArs.
CORNER NINHrKNTH AND POPLAR STs..
CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
Buys and slaughters only the best cattle |
hogs and sheep, and Is prepared to oil any |
demand for fresh meats from one pound &c |
ten thousand pounds.
INSURANCE.
.-----.------------------- -------------------
FIRE AND MARINE
In SU r A N Oh
COMPANIES.
SIAaARA, y. T.,
Assets............ .....-............. .> .Ass.Ae
oERMANIA, Ny,
Assets ..."..l ,oos I'll 10
HANovER, NJ,
Assets So w
REPUBLIC, r.. t.
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Comprising the Undsrvrites' Agency.
YoxKIRs, II. 7,
Assets.-..-...-- .-..ss ~ ei
ALBANY CITY,
Assets ...-....-- -.-............ ........osiss y
yIRrxEN's yuHD, 50,
SECURITY, n. Y.-MARISE,
.........l, SS2.SS
Stores. pvellingr, Furniture, Hulls and Car
GOES, insured Ut rates ~ favorable - sound. per.
msnent security will warrant.
respectfully ask Of the citissns Of Cairo,
'" ' C.N.HUGHEs.
TEUTONIA LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
OF CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
ASSETS 100000.
JOHN A. HUCK, President.
q. KNOBELSDORFF,. Secretary.
CuAs. RxIrI, HISRY WEBER,
A. G. KEsINo, A. MIscH,
CuAs. WxNrHR, CHAs. VERoHA,
FRANCIS LACKSER, CHAs. DAEoLIso,
Z. HIRscH, WV. REISHARDT,
JOHN FELDKAMP.
The best organised and secnrsst company 10
| the northwest. The only company which guar
antees . cash surrender value.
CARL L. THOMAS, GrS. Ao'r,
y. II. Mors, II. II. Candes
Notary Public. No.Pub. and u. n. Com
4
In SURE.
FIRE, HULL, CARGO, LIVE STOCK
ACCInENT 'IJrp
I N 8 u r A N 9 E.
ETsA, HARTFORD.
!
NORTH AMERICA ..
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PH1SIx. HARTFORD.
INTERNATIONAL NJ,
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| LVEbANos SLENELhNO,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
Trustoe's Sale

f~ By vi. tue Of an order Of the Cl,nh.,,
iii New .t,. ,ns state OF Delaware in and for
Ey Jny A. D. ISL viii b. snpos.d !" ~ .oi oay d Of
way ct rubl'e Nendus. on THURSDAY. ths yopS
a.y ASc,irn 4, nIfu,; n, a. M is a, i oc.Sk al tho
street. IN u" city nf ilminstun, the foli"x ;ns
iands ana I.hsmsnts. being the real estate Of tbe
certain '"t o Land with two stOi led Brick Iouss
therein crected. situated iu the city Of Wilm,nS
ton Now C,stie county and State OF Ieis~as.
afnresa, bounded aud described A. foIinss ~
VT hrg,"hihs at point On tho nurtheTly ,ids of
acorn-r OF lnnk rly Of Samuel " ood: thsncss
by line OF sad ,apd nOttherly parallel to WsinUt
street one hunuied and eight feet 10 co.ns
stake thence eas'eriy raraliai to Fourth strsst
ilemphill. deceas,d thence along the snIne somth
e,ly parallel u " alnut street one bundred IVA
eishf feet to the aforesaid side Of Fourth strest
ana thence rhe'e~th westerly sixte, II test 10 the
rc- IT httinhihg, be the cOn,en thereof VIA, i,
may The hove premises are ord, red BY the Cam,
l." b, sold II ee aud e,ear Gf dover.
And IL il ordered that the purchaser or purcba
seis thereof he and appear at the next Ornhans
Court f'T New Castle County. that The Court M,
Assign to him. her em the prv misses sold nurer
ant to said order, he. she they paying 10 the nsr
ties entitled their lust aud pro- 0na'e shares ne
the purchase money respectively. or with suf6cisnt
surely or sureties to be approved by the Court en-
tcripy in recognizance to the State, to be taken
and acknowledged in said ourt, in penal sun, ~
be determined by the said Court. with condition to
pay to the parties entitled seversly or their ecu
tors administrators or assiRns respectively iLs;,
just and pr portionate shares OF the said purchss.
money. with interest from such time Is the Court
IN may determine, in manner and form as NAV by ths
direction of the said Court be prescribed and @ sn
poll nted in said condition.
Attendance w,ll he given and terms Of sale made
knowu At the time aud place Aforesaid by ViCToRs
0'roN ESQ., .Ss's: H.s. OF SkSJ 81 iH15siA GsfcK
8ug1-ts Clerk Of Orphans Court
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
GREELEY AND BROWN.

MEETING OF THE 0RRELEY 4 BROWN CLUB
address OF JOHN o'sYRNE, ESQ.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Gree
ley & Brown Club, Of this city, was held in the
room Of the Democratic Association. SaVille
Building, last evening at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. VIM. H. Quinn was called to the char
and George Chance acted As Secretary, the reg
ulsrly elected President and Secretary still being
absent from the city.
The COMMITTEES on Picnic reported progress
the Committee on securing room for the Club
meetings reported duty performed and were dis
charged.
On motion. Tuesday night was adopted as the
regular meeting night Of the Club.
Messrs. Taylor, McIntire and Chaytor were
excused from acting ~ memben Of the Finance
Committee from the First, Second and Eighth
Wards, and Mesre. l.. F. Higgins, VIM. II
Quinn and r. F. Morrow appointed to supply
the vacancies
minor importance, the President arose and
stated that Mr.. Theodore Oelschlcger, of Phia
delphia. had been expected to be present ant
address the meeting, but for some reason he ha,
not come. But he had the pleasure of intro
ducing to them their fellow.citizen, Johr
OByrne, Esq VINO would address them on the
political issues Of the day.
Amidst a storm Of applause, Mr.. OByrns
stepped forward and for over an hour, interested
his numerous hearers, with a calm, uoughtfu
earnest address, devoid Of all political dsmagog
ism, in which he reviewed the platform adopted
at Cincinnati and Baltimore declaring that in il
were embodied the very principles which had
been advocated by Washington, Adams, Jeiter
son, Madison, Clay, Webster and all The other
brave defenders Of The peoples rights. whose
names now shine SO ilustrious in their country.
history. Referring to a visit which he paid tc
President Tayio in lS4S, he regretted the de-
pariure Of the present Administration from The
Republican simplicity which was the most peas
ing and popular characteristic Of the Admins
trations Of The past. Speaking Of the great dan.
ger which menaced our free institutions, from a
steady attempt at Capitalization Of power, and
the subversioR Of civil and military authority
the speaker referred to the history Of two Of the
now most obscure nations in the world-Hol
land and Spain-who three centuries ago were
great and powerful Republics But the rights o
the people began to be dsregarded by the rulers
and as = natural consequence internal dissen-
sions arose, and the two most powerful nations
OF Europe rapidly refrigerated to the humt IL
and ob!cure positions they now occupy. He
closed by urging firm and united support OF
the Baltimore nominees.
During the progress Of Mr.. OByrne'a remark,
he was freqenlly interrupted by applause, and
at the close, vote Of thanks was heartily ten
dered him by the members Of the Club. The
meeting adjoured with cheers for Greeley anC
Blown. The Club will hereafter meet Oh Tue.
day evenings. al 8 o'clock, at the room of tn,
Democratic Assoc iatiop, SaVille Building, 6tt
and Market streets. Eloquent and able speak
ers will address the meetings, from time t.
time.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
the STATE.

Chicken thieves are depicting the Lepeic
roosts.
The Smyrna lntelIigencer still continues at
swords point with the Delawarean.
The name Of James w. Mitchell, of Duck
Creek Hundred, is mentioned as candidate for
Sheriff Of Kent County
Rev. Thomas l.. Poulson, Is in this State de-
livering temperance lectures at Dover, Milford
and other places.
St. AIMS NJ. E. Church, at Middletowu, has
seven'y-nine communicates During the past
year, 81, ,305 have been collected in behalf of
the church.
The steamer Lamokin got around in the mid
die canal Gin Leipsic Creek, on Thursday
evening about 7 o'clock, and reu aimed 70 until
Friday morning at 9 o'clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
CITY IrE MS.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No. 225 Market
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general. that he keeps on hand all descriptions"
medicines. and that n competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick call tina
store. and that charge made except the regular
priceo the medicines. the same price as they would
pay anywhere else; but that ne one is visited at
their residences.
BUILDERS HARnwARE.-wew would ca,
the attention of those building to our stock Of
Building Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c, which
is well selected, and LARGEST in the State
Nails, Sash Weights, Rim and Mortse Locks, Butt
Hinges, Shutter and Door Bolts, Staybacks and in
fact al necessary material for building, fol sale be
CAPELLE & BROTHER. zig Market ST.
Carpenters Tools, Planes, Carpenters and
Chapman's makel Chisels, Sockets and Firmcrs
Squares Steel and Iron Compasses, Caapeis Rules,
Wooden and Steel Braces, Pinchers, Bevels, Saw
Sets, Plumbs and Levels, &c, for sale by
CAPELLE x BROTHER. 2l2 Market St
GRAIN BAGS.-Stark Mills, AL, all cotton
Grain Bags, for sale by
PLOWS, of different makessas fellows Heck
endorn, Moore Atwood n Whey's, (Sew York
CAPELLE ( BROTHER. PIP Market St
PLOW CASTINGS -Heckendon, Moore, At
wood & Wlley's, for sale by
CAPELLE & BROTHER. PIP Market st
KNIVES AND FURKS.-Our stock OF Table
and Dessert Knives, Ivory, Tip-horn, Ebony and
Cocoa handles, both English and American max 5
Is worthy Of the attention OF any one wishing to
purchase. CAPELLE & BRO, PIP Market st.
CROSS CUT 5AWS.-Wood and Cross Cut
Saws, with Tutte's patent teeth, these SAWS by the
experience Of practical men, will do much work
In one day as any other In two] and at redu I d
prices, for sale by CAPELLE & BRO.
2l2 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
8ailroad 3ines.
PENNs NsYLVANIA RAILRoAu.
ON AND AAFIkR MONDAY, JULY. %.

ON ASS Er1ts ErT nnp9fp1T h1YhSi q 1872.
Train ms leave Depot Thirty second and ct =,
Trains arrive q Depot: Thirty aIst .aa Make, SIS
paoi Accom@aSa,ian a as s.;T Mes,w:rI sI..", s,,a
Am. s.so M and Ito =. m.. lilo pm. $40 IN
Lock Haven and Eimira Express daily. esre,, NJ
sunday. $50 y. N.
Mail daily. exesnt Sunday ................. sWa IN
Fast Line and Erie Exp. daily ex sundaylsi p. IT, ~
Harrisburg Acc. daily. except Sunday. 80 D. ~
Lancaster and York Acc. daily, ex. Sunday 4 100 m,
rarkesourg Tram daily. except Sunday. $50 b. III
southern Express daily. 800 y. .u
rAcih. Express daiiy...."...........-... 40 p M
Paoli sunday Trains 10 am and % %
Cincinnati EXP, only to Harrisburg on Saturdays
Erie Nail Saturday NIGHT runs only to wilamsp"rt
daily except Sunday. tick ets must be and
baggage ds'iysrsd s x =. ls NJ Make, s.. by $50 rm
Express for New York. lis. $50 and II 90 m and
:, l2sO. 800. go aad 6.45 pm. and 1920 night,
Exeress Train for Long Branch us u. m and
Emisssnt Train for New York. II .sopm.
Way Trains for Bristol, 6 25 and TO- 80 q IN.
Was Train for ioimesburx a az and Bastueton b. 90 m
New FORK Sunday Trains. 10, III. 3 45 p III, and
6.45 = IN I!ain connects at Tren on for Lambert
''A' .Du XII KESsiSSfioN DEPOT.
Way Train for Now Brunswick. ......... go y m.
kxprsss Trains for Trenton. 80 = In and ITO and
$50 pm. ''N
Way Trains Cor Trenton. Io.oO a m. $40, 500 and
" way rag Fo lEIS 1I'Si IDEKE DIVISION 600 , IN
Express for Trenton. Lambsrtville. Ea.ton, Scran
ton. Ac.. 7.3U N.
Way Train TO Lambertville L Pennington, ,l6 % am,
Express for Trenton. Lambertville. Easton, Scru
ton. &c. 4.O0 IN.
Accom-. for Be!didere md Pennington, 5.3Op In.
MARKET STREET FERRY.
AmbOy Division.
Accommoda. for New York via Amboy, 63Oa.,
Way Trains for Trenton. 90 and 1000 y III, p 90
noon and 4 co. 500 and 500 pm
accommodation tor New York via Perth Amboy.
200 m.
Accomm for New York via Jersey City. 9.on D M.
way Trains for Bordentown. 500 and II 20 /, IN.
EXP Traint for Hisbtstown, 6 " a IN and n, y m
Express Trains for Pemberton, Long Branch and
n sonthern and Tuck erton Rail- Dads. 100 a
Way Trains for Mt. Holly. co. $50 and ! 30 , NJ
way trains for Pemberton. 1000 u. 2. Is, OG and
Sleeping Car Tick. ts for the Vest can he had nm
application vt the Ticket Office 9OI Chestnut street
and ut tha Depot, Thirty second and Mark ct S,s
AgentsN tho Union transfer Company will cn Il
Ior and deliver Baggage at the Depots Orders iii
receive prompt attention, and Railroad Time Cards
can also DO obtained at the following
TICKET OFFICES IS @ Gss:tDu, street. rss
mo. ll6 Market street,
anu u tne Depots and Ferry named shove
A. >. CASSATT. Oeaeral Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Temple Lodge, No IL, A + A NJ, ut Masonic
Ter pie.
Hope Lodge, No 81, 90 +. at Odd Fell
lows Hall, 3d and King SITS.
Eden Lodge. No "a, y OF, at Odd Fellows
Hail. Sd and King Sts.
Morning Star Division, No 2, S OF T. at 9TH
and Market Sta
Delaware Council, No 2, 0 U A NJ. at Me-
chanics' Hall. 219 Market st.
Rodney Council, No l3, o U A NJ, at 7O2
East 7th st.
Diamond State Lodge. No. 5. q F, at Good
Fellows' Hall, I'd and Market Sts.
Champion Lodge. Ne 6, K of p, at Knights o
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No l3. X of =. at Ferris 4
Garretts Building, jO4 Market st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
A sea.saw-The swordtish.
Shocking-a magnetic battery.

sea.saw-Ihe swOrdtish.
Shocking-a magnetic battery.
The rock that topers split on-Quartz.
What lady is used to war; Mille.Tary.
The ready money system--Dun or be done
What lady is lively and gay2 Anna.Nlalion
What lady ia fond OF giving? Jennie hos
sity.
What lady paints comic pictures? Carrie X
Ture.
The law of juries--Many are called but few
are chosen.
What ladies are voracious? Annie Condor
and Allie Cater.
Every body remembers the first cigar and the
first sweetheart.
Handouts are like gnile- books, because they
are made for two wrists
How much cloth il required to make spirit
wrapper
A matronly cat in care of her kittens is an
instance Of severe matrony discipline. She
is licking her offspring pretty much all the
time.
An old lady is inclined to think that com.
pass would be the best sewing machine, be-
cause she heard it had needle with thrity-twe
points,
"ls your note good ?" said mechanic to one
OF orr citizens Yesterday, on ret ewing "prom
I've to pay" ut ought TO be-" was the reply
"everybody's got one"
The other day an excited individual accostec
a street gamin with the question: "Say, bub
which is the quickest way for me to ge
to the railway depot" RUM was the re-
sponse.
The measures spoken Of in music refers, gen
orally, TO time. An exception in made in th,
case OF hand-organs, which furnish music by til,
BARREL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
4Mbltr Salfs.
DU8LlC SALE sIr :
Livery Stable Stool.

A~,rRMhilllSSe RMhilll % :o!d at Public ssls. on SAT.
~ and ASfS,s ~ F4snSSs lSssl ;;,,,, :, 70 q
u He"r.e DtsTH;ng Hgo Horse Coaches large ss.s. 81
good order. """"'e aoo Sieishs. all In
BInma e,. 'Ifss KS & lot Of Double and Single Harness.
too ntrous to mention os"e' sIticles
Terms made known on day Of sale by
L. W. STIDl!AM 4 son, Auct'rs an9n. .MS9n.
credit OF four months on ali su,ns av.s SEI
snd0rserS required. WV" approved
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
PEMlNSULAR NEWS,

\ telegraph line is being bull, from Townsend
to Chestertown.
The Princess Anne Presbyterian Church, is
undergoing repairs.
The Bailiffof Centrevls was assaulted by a
negro on Saturday night, and his head cut.
Colonel Hambleton appointed, last week
Lawrence Brntf Of St. Michars AS Cadet to West
Point
An engine IN the Queen Anne's & Kent Rail-
road col.ided with lime car. on Saturday
night, and was broken in several places
Madison Brown, Esq, prominent member
OF the Queen Annes County Bar, died at his
residence, in Centreville, on Saturday. aged 62
years.
John T. Brown fr Madison Brown, Trustee,
sold on Tuesday the farm belonging TO Samuel
W: Thomas, situated in Wye Neck, containing
400 acres, to Mrs. Thomas Bright, for $34 25 per
acre.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
furniture, &f.
Furniture ana venltlan Binds
]. & ]. N. HARMAN.

No. 4l0 KING STREET, WILMINGTON DEL.
% We respectfully inform the citizens ot
-0 Wilmington and the surrounding country
0 that we continue to man nufacturr and kee p
072 on hand at our large and long established
arerooms, Furniture of every ariety and style.
Wnsisting of Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut
coruiture. suitable for parlor. dining room and
Fumber uses.
char assortment ofFurniture is as large sndvaried
- cantbe found in Delaware. and all articles sold
our esablish msnt are warranted as represented.
Venitian Blinds OF the most fashionable design 4
made to order and kept constantly or hand. We
sortment o ofSpring. Hair. NJ oss and Husk Mattress
o.. J. 81. n. HARTMAN,
in1 Al0 King street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

CAPE MAy.--A letter from Cape May says
the Island is pretty well crowded-the bathing
and weather delightful and Wilmington is we'll
represented. The large houses are full. There
are some sne rooms at me me; A!an'lc which could
best kept on the Island.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

GERMAN GREELEY Il BRowN CLUB.-All
German Citizens Of Wilmington are invited to
attend the meeting Of the Club at the democrat
ici Headquarters, SaVille Building, Sixth and
Market streets at 8 o'clock tonight.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

SALE OF MoNEY.-At the regular monthly
meeting Of Delaware Loan Association, last
evening, $500 sold at 81 per cent. premium.
This Association is now one hundred and twelve
months old.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

ExcuRsToN.-American Star Lodge, No. J.
A. O. Of q. f., will make an excursion to Read
ing, tomorrow. on a special train, leaving the
Wilmington 4 Reading Depot, at Front and
Madison streets. at 6 O'clock, A. NJ. Ticket:
can be procured at the Depot, in the morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

CAR SHlPMENTs.-The Jackson & Sharp
Company. shipped, this morning, by way Of the
Wilmington Il Reading Railroad, two smoking
and baggage cars and two passen. er cars to k-
wego, n. u, for the Lake Ontario ShoIe Rail-
road
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

ASSAULT AND BATTERY-Jas. Steward was
tried before Esquire Publ, yesterday, charged
with committing all assault and battery on
Robt. Todd. and threatening him and his
wife. He was required to pay costs and give
bail, in the sum of $500 to keep the peace.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

Committee MEETiNG.-The members Of the
Executive Committee Of the Democratic Asso-
citation, are requested TO meet at the Association
rooms, SaVille's Building, on Thursday even
ing, at s o'clock, for the purpose Reorganization.
The Committee on Speakers will also meet at
the same time and place.