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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-03

AumlQlSGTAIOr.
Char]estos. December %, 1872. dec80
CTATE OF SOUTH CAR LIN A,
y COUNTY OF BARNWELL.-Oourt Of Com
mon Pleas.-DANIEL J. THOMAS, Plaintiff,
against MAGGIE Il. THOMAS, Delendant.-Sum-
mons for Reief-ro MAGGIE II. THOMAS, the
Defendant above named:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which will
be filed in the office OF the clerk OF the Court OF
Common Pleas for the said county, and to serve
q COPY OF your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber, at bis office at Blackville, In the
county and state aforesaid, within twenty days
after the service hereof, exclusive OF the day OF
suoh service and II you fail to answer the com.
plaInt within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff In
this action Will apply to the court for the RELIEF
demanded In the complaint.
Dated at Blackalle the twenty-eghth day OF
November, A, ID, 1879. SAMUEL J. HAY,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Blackvtlle s. @.
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MULES, HORSES, MARES AND PO-
IN MES, Just arrived at R. OAKMAN'S Sta.
Ole,, IS church street, and for sale on time.
iaul.4f
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WTANTED, A GIRL TO DO HOUSE
w WORK. Must be able to give satlsfac.
tory recommendations. Apply at No. 4s Hasel
street. Jan3-2
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WANTED, A YOUNG MAN AS CLERK
w In Country Store. Reference required.
Inquire, between ten and twelve, at No. Beaufain
street jan3.1r
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Nor SALE, 200 BUSHELS POPE
u SEED. Said Cotton has been sold for 9oc.
The Seed warranted frst-class, 1t having been
ralsed on my James Island Plantation, which Is
heavy clay ground and surrounded by. salt water.
Price, 81 so per bushel, As pounds to the bushel
aud delivered at any point In the city free OF
charge. Apply to Captain G. +. HABENICHr, 7, No.
South Bay. jams
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jan1.Wfm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-20

without saying word to any Of his nu-
merous friends. 10 this city, Mr.. e. Hanny
quietly packed his "switchcr' and went Of
to New York. lie has returned, aud now
II is discovered that while there he pur-
chased immense quantities OF new goods,
which are arriving daily. The stock pur.
chased il one OF the finest ever brought to
town, and 1t will well repay those wishing
an! thing in his line TO call and examine his
stock. The goods werc selected with his
usually judicious taste, and adopted TO the
wants OF his numerous patrons, and al
prices that will commend them TO every one.
Persons wishing to purchase dry goods
should no, fail to give him call, resting as
sured that he can supply their wants in the
way Of elegant goods at low prices.
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CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1873
SAMBRO LIGHT


Ona rock.bound coast where the breakers
roar,
And lash into foam on an Eastern shore;
Where the sea gull sweeps with its drip
ping wings.
And the stormy petrol Its message brings,
As a warning TO mariners out in the night,
Stanos the friendly beacon. The sambro
Light.
IL looks with it, bright, cyclopean eye.
On the waste Of waters alar aud nigh,
And many a sailor has ventured all
In the light 1t cast Ger the waves dark pail;
But darker pail will forever lay
on the murky waters of sambro bay.
gallant ship from foreign shore,
Came sailing forth aud returned no more,
For II strongly rushed to a DARK some fate.
With It's precious cargo Of human freight;
And the ship went Gown aud was lost TO
sight,
Meath the warning CLEAN. Of the San,bro
light.
The wanton waves OF the shelving beach,
Brought up the lost to their loved onc,'
reach.
Like amber aud pearls that northern seas
cast up on their stormy coasts. were these:
II seemed that a word from ON hiyh had
ped,
And the sea had restored it, long kept dead
When ships went down In the oldcn time.
With their treasures of freight In some far
oil cline.
u was ever thought they were lurcd to
death
by sirens heard III the storm-k ing's breath;
B'it no storm was seen upon sea or land.
This night on Nova Scotia's strand
oar lair land mourrs for its people. pain.
When their voice il heard IN u wild refrain,
Whether il come. from the earthquake,
shock,
Or vessel lost on hidden rock.
But deep, dark shadow will ever blight,
The >now-capped billow. meath sainbro
Light.
MoLItE Me.
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DIES IRE.

DAYS Of wrath! Every "malc monster
blessed with wife and n home, knows full
well just how much the boosted superiority
OF his sex amounts to on house-cleaning
days, when lovely woman having re-
pented that she ever married man, proceed,
10 destroy him from oil the face Of his own
premises by means OF an impromptu deluge.
Thu is nothing more than the legitimate re-
suit Of mans own obstinacy. Had lac
heedci the voice OF reason and used the
Ayerill Chemical paint, the smooth, glossy
surface obtained would have rendered mum
dalton unnecessary, and housekeeping
would only be 4 pleasant recreation, like
the cultivation Of flowers. The A. &. l..
covers one.thrd more surface, and stays ON
twice a. long rs any lead paint Call Tor the
genuine article, mixed and ready for use in
all eolors, at l.. Way a CO. sixth street,
! between Washington and Commercial
avenues. i.l3tf
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Hon. J ohm NJ. Lansdens second term us
mayor of the City OF Cairo expired yes
terday. We believe we but speak the sem
timcnts Of three-fourths Of the people Of
Cairo when We say that his administration
of the city government has resulted to the
city's good in almost every particular.
While improvements requiring tho expen-
diture Of large sums of money have been
made, the credit of the city has been sus-
tanned, AMI scrip, instead Of being worth
co cents on the dollar, ms it was when Dir
Lsnsdcn assumed the duties Of mayor, is
now held for almost what its face calls for.
! lie has given the Iaost careful and con-
slant attention to tho sanitary condition
Of the city, and to him is due the credit
of saving the city from the ravages of that
dread disease, the smallpox. His official
intercourse With the council and city
officers has ever been Of the most pleasant
character, and We believe there q ct "A
member of any department OF the city
government but that entertsins for h i'm q
warm regard.
As an indication OF the high esteem in
which he Is held by the members of the
city council, whose terms Of office expired
with his own, We give place to series Of
resolutions presented by Alderman Stafford
and adopted by tina. body a. the meeting
Saturday afternoon:
Whereas The time has expired for
which the Hon. John NJ. Lansden was
elected to serve as mayor Of the city of
Cairo, and deeming this y 1T occasion to
give an expression of the high spprecia-
ton in which We hold his administration
therefore DO ii
Resolved-First, That in the admins
tration Of the Hon. John NJ. Lsnsden US
mayor Of tho city Of Cairo, Wa recognize
economy, wisdom, and an honesty and
strict attention 10 the duties Of his office
which has made his term sue
cess, and tor which we and the citizens
OF Cairo owe TO him a debt of gratitude
Resolved Second, That by his careful
attention to the sanitary condition Of the
city, that pestilence, the smallpox, which
has ragged with such fearful fatality in so
many of the cities Of our land, has, BY
his good care, hardly been felt among US
and which would otherwise have been
terrible epidemic.
Resolved Third, That we will ever
remember the pleasan,ness Of our rels.
tions and the forbearance and patience
which he has exercised during our de.
| alterations; and II Is our most fervent
hope that his days may DO long, and he
and bis be blessed with health and pros.
, perity.
Resoived-Fourth, That these resolu.
,ions be spread upon the minutes Of this
meeting and that the city clerk DO In
snueted to furnish him . copy OF same,
and that they be published IN the proceed
ings OF the council.
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ICE CREAM SALOON.

A. warm weather is approaching the
lovers ot ice cream will be glad to learn that
Messr-. saup n Clarkson have fitted up and
refurnished. in elegant style, their ice cream
parlors. Their mammoth soda fountain ha
also been put in running order. and nothing
is .wanting about the establishment to mai,
the pleasure aud comfort Of their Patron,
complete 4-l5-tt
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TEN ' ALJABLE FACTS

Concerning the Ayerill Chemical Paint;
Ist-lt 1. mixed ready Tor use in all c0lorS
.d-It is much cheaper than lead.
3d-lti> twice a. durable ~ lead
itl-It I. much more convenient than
lead
5tli-lt j. u better protective than lead.
Gth-it j. much more brilliant than lead,
Th--i, viii not crack nor peel OF like lead
9th-It viii retain it, color longer than
lead.
n. 4. Way 4 Co, general commission
merchants, sixth street, between CONNER
cial and Washington avenues.
~ b. Ayoi all limitations. ANtRnL. :
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DEMOREsT,s MAGAZINE.

Tho May number Of 'Demorests Monthly
Magazine presents its usual array Of beau
tiful novelties in the way Of stories, house
hold matters, spring fashions, original NIT
sic, etc. The amount Of useful mforma-
ton and entertaining literature in each
number OF this model magazine makes it u
marvel of enterprise.
| Two oil chromos, worth sl0, are given n
! premium to each subscriber. Address
W. JENNISG, DEMoREsT,
! sis Broadway, New York.
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CAIRO AND VfNCENNEs RAILROAD.
Trains now leave Cato and Mound City n
NEW GOODS.

Nlr,. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
just opened out stock of new and fashion
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and ffy different styles Of hats and bonnets,
beside large assortment OF ribbons, fiow-
er. and notions OF all sorts, all OF which vii
be sold al the lowest prices.
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NOTICE.

Notice /, hereby given, that ihe annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Cairo
City Ferry company will be held at the com
panys office, corner Sixth street and Ohio
levee in this city, on Monday, May next
at 10 o'clock u. IN, for the purpose of elect
ing seven directors TO serve the ensuing
year. and tor general business.
Tuos. W. HALLIDAY. sec'y.
CAIRO, Ills, April L., ls73. III, dtd
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS Il. II. Co.,
CAIRO, Ills, April Is, 1873.
A meeting of the directors OF this compa
ny will be held on Thursday next, the oath
instant, at 10 o'clock Il. m, at the Office Of
Mes,rs. IL. Il. Payson n Co., No. 50i North
Fifth street Jaccard's building, in the city
of It. Louis, Missouri
J-l9 did 5. STATS TAYLOR, Prest.
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Moi.ItE Me.
Communicated

communicated
FROM +. SiMEO.
CAIRO. Ills, April Is, 1873.
EDIloR BULLETIN-l notice u long para.
graph In the Evening SUM- signed by one
Caldwell, who purports himself a, a Bap.
ti,t minister. lie may be: but as | am an
agent for my church at Jeiiersonville. In
diana, and have corresponded with the
ministers at large, and don't know him.
Th,re Is In the paragraph some good
things, and still 1t is borrowed. How could
n Baptist minister consent ojoin in with ex.
cluded members and badly disposed pc ope
towards, regular Baptist church, which /
lind Is all right.
believe 1t is my duty as an elder oi the
Board VI Ministers, TO make these facts
known.
Respectfully, L. >IMEo.
p. ;. inquired Tor Cadwelrs member
ship and lind he hasn't got any. P.s.
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The member, OF Alexander lodge are re-.
qucstcd to attend special meeting Of said
lodge ON Tuesday night. at y o'clock, for
general business, and for work IN the Re.
bccca degree by order OF the n. q.
4-20-2t ions IA. ROBINSON. u. :.
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INTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS.

Wy A stated conclave OF Caro- Com.
maudery, No. -. h. r., will be held
at tile asylum On Monday evening, April "a.
\. ID. ls12, A. .. 80. Sir Knights will ap-
pear in fatigue dress. Visiting Sir knights
are courteously invited 10 attend.
JAMES 4. PILLS. Recorder.
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ATTENTION. RoIIus

An adjourned regular meeting of the
company will take place Monday evening.
April 81. Every member l. requested to be
IN attendance, aud members In arrears will
please prepare themselves for settlement.
l.2oil. HARRY SCuUu. sec'y.
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4 man by the name oNowens was yes,er.
day arrested by officer, Martin aud Helm,
for disturbing the peace Esquire shannesy
fned him si5 and co't', and ordered him to
be locked up In the eI Jail until the fine
aud cost, were served ont. a few hours ai.
ter lac had been locked up, JailoP McIisle
had occasion 10 visit the Jail when lac found
that owens had demolished the stove. and
had the other prisoners frightened almost
out OF their wits. On entering the cell
owens made pass at Mr.. Meiiale's head
with q portion OF the broken stove, barely
missing his mark. MAJ" went for Owen.
and In double.quiek order had him ironed
and In the strongest cell In the jail.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-20

New stock aud new styles OF wall paper,
paints. oils, window glass, etc, etc at Il. +.
.Neig,' new store, Washington avenue and
Eleventh street. Call and see the latest
-tyle. ia wall paper before purchasing else
wa ere. l-lG-li
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-20

The ordinance appropriating II q TO aid
the Delta Fire company TO purchase an
alarm BELL was passed by a unanimous vote
of the city council at the meeting Oh Friday
evening.
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CAIRO BULLETIN.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

Y. 5. SIG. SER. OBsFLvgG's OFFICE. I
CAIRO, April ~. 1873, l0.ll pm.
Barometer 2995.
Thermometer 90 degrees.
wird calm. velocity miles per hour.
Weather, clear.
Maximum temperature last 81 hours. al
4 p. m, - degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours, Al
9 a. M, az degrees.
Prevailing wind last q hours, wes,
Total number Of miles wind travelled, last
"a hours, 80.
DAVID W. uARNETT. observer.
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I'm ordinance authorizing the cons ,riction
OF brick sidewalks on both sides Of Seventh
street, between Washington avenue and
Walnut street, was adopted by the council
Oh Friday evening.
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national bank, yesterday, Robert II. Miller
was elected president, Charlie, Cunningham,
casaicI, and Isaac Il. Hudson was elected
director TO ill "A vacancy
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The Rev, DIR. Crews will preach in the
Methodist church this morning at TO-.
O'Clock. Subject: "1he Life Of Faith in the
Flesh There will be preaching in the even
ing by the pastor. Rev. Fred. l.. Thomson.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-20

The resolution creating the office OF city
engineer, adopted at the last regular meet.
ing OF the council, was on Friday evening
reconsidered, and by 4 unanimous vote laid
upon the table
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-20

4 LIBERAL reward VIII be paid for the re.
turn Of black morocco leather satchcl,
taken by mistake from the passenger coach
ol the Cairo and Ninccnnes railroad ON
Friday, April Is. jos. ARNOLD. Cairo.
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i. NJ. Ward is now prepared to deliver the
best OF sawed and split hickory wood to any
part of the city. Also all kiais of wood aud
coal always on hand. 3-a5 IT,
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The place to buy wall paper and window
shades is No. . Sixth street, opposite Win
ier's block, where you can buy cheaper
than any place in the city. II. ABLE. II
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= Just received aud for sale by Mathu,s a
hi, Ohio leyce, 81 Dbl. choice apples, and
% bbls sweet potatoes. I-I9t IT,
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It the meeting of the council held OH
Friday night, bills amounting i'll the aggre-
gate to nearly $500 were ordered to be
paid, The city clerk was kept busy nearly
al day yesterday, issuing scrip.
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Comet, Pittsburg
4" Arkansas Belle Evansville
d" Tyrone, Nashville
Emma Elliott, Memphis
q" Armadillo, Arkansas river
City OF Helena. Vicksburg
Mary Dsvsgc, st. Louis
" James ID. Parker, Cincinnati
Giant, Ptsburg
luicksiep, Evansville
Belle Memphis, ST. Loui.
" Robert Mitchell, Evansville
Illinois, Columbus
Jim Fisk, Jr, Paducah
DEPARTED.
Steamer Comet, st. Louis
Arkansas Belle, Evansville
Tyrone, Nashville
Emma Elliott, ST. Louis
Armadillo, Cincinnati
City Of Helena, st. Louis
Mary Dsvage, st. Louis
James ID. Parker, Memphi.
Jim Fisk, Jr., Paducah
Illinois, Columbus
Qaickstep, Evansville
John +. Tolle, New Orleans
Belle Memphis, Memphis
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
The fall in the Ohio was seven inches
during the past "a hours. The Missis.
sippi is slowly and steadily falling.
Special dispatches to The BuLLEIIs
report the condition of the rivers at vari-
our places.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
! There was considerable business done
among the shipping yesterday, however
the past week WAS not noted fox busy
one. The weather has moderated q great
deal, and yesterday it was fair and pleas
ant.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Hickman packet Glasgow has gone
to Paducah to go out on the docks for
general repairs.
The Comet discharged considerable
freight here and has three loaded barges
| for st. Louis. She left the Belle 81.
F. Louis hull here, and will come back for it
after she takes her other two barges up.
| j ue huuHWuh uil NOT IcHHo rs icpOihSu
but awaits the arrival of the san Rob.
erts with tow of ore which the former
will take from here up the Ohio river.
Tho Tyrone brought isi hogsheads Of
tobacco tor New Orleans, which went OF
the Tolle. She discharged 40 hogshead
At Paducah.
The Mary Davage came in light, anC
returned 10 st. Louis with one barge o
coke.
The Helena and Elliott wen. up oil
time with slim trips.
The Armadillo had upward. Of on
thousand bales OF cotton for the Ohi'
river.
Capt. Cannon means business; he viii
, run his Bob Lee against the Natchez 70!
twenty thousand dollars from New Orlean
TO st. Louis.
The Arkansas Belle came in light.
The Quickstep arrived with light load
She takes the Katie Putnam Comedy com
pany from Paducsh to Henderson on hel
return trip.
Capt. Gus. Fowler has been compelled
to resign the command Of the Robt Mitch
ell on account Of i'll health, and Capt
De Souchet commands. She went dowr
last night with all the freight she coulC
carry and a big passenger trip.
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performed yes'erday afternoon in the sign-
ing OF a number of ordinances.
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The first meeting OF the new city council
VIII be held at the council chamber on Tues
day evening next.
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Ice cream and soda at Saup GARRISON.
rooms, Commercial avenue. 1t
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Fifty thousand envelope just received a,
the BULLETIN office.
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An fiavors OF ice cream and soda at saup
y Clark-oa's to-day. IL
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RELIGIOUS.
rRE>BYTERIAN G uRCu

In the Presbyterian church this morning
at the usual hour OF holding services. Rev,
II. y. Thayer viii deliver di,c0urse upon
the following theme: "Busy Then-Gone
Now" In the evening hi, subject will be
"Whcrc Ar, Thouy"
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New prints. dress goods, white goods, etc.
a, STUART & Gholson's. Eighth street Il
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Dr. Crews, who preached 50 acceptably TO
full houses at the Methodist church last Sab
bath morning and evening, having remained
over in this city, win preach again this
morning in the Methodist church, at 10!
o'clock. subject "rhe Life OF Faith in the
Flesh" Rev. fred l.. Thomson will preach
IN The evening. subject. "Mority not sui.
Hcient"
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Envelopes furnished and printed at the
BULLETIN OFFICE at 80 to ~ per thousand
scott
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a few pounds Of that "California" left at
Lufkins. IL l. worth looking AZ, If YOU
don't buy. 4-l9-ti
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There will be service as usual NJ the
Church OF the Rcdocmer. this morning
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William sullivan, the tibet who 4 few
since entered the residence OF Mr..
John Is. PhiIk, and appropriated n pair OF
bed blankets and other articles, was yester-
DAY tried before Judge Bross, and held TO
bail in $500. Failing TO give the required
security, he was sent 10 the county jail to
await the action OF the grand jury.
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Fol, SALE.

\ good sci oi single harness. Apply to
JAMES john son.
4'ihdH Stone Depot.
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" ANTIriD

Two white girls wanted ut the It. Charlie.
hotel Apply Immediately. I.202t.
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stuart Il Ghol,on, always on the alert to
secure every advantage which calculating
market may afford, can now .a,c their Gus
TONERS fully 81 per cent on all PURCHASES of
summer dress goods. They win open on
Monday fun llne Of grenadines, in black
and striped, also full line Of lawns, per-
Gales, etc. We are selling japanese silks at
importers prices OF thirty day, AGO. II
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We arc the sole agent for the sale OF Mus
son, pure cider vinegar, made on his farm
a, Coodon. Illinois, put up in convenient
sized packages for family use, and every
package warranted pure.
4lGtr. CoTFEl, PACE \ Co..,
No. - Ohio Leyee
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The best Juvenile acknowledgements
Young AmeDca. This monthly magazine
contains large amount Of entertaining and
useful reading matter for children, besides
numerous attractive novelties. \ eombina
lion puzzle picture Is a feature Of each mum.
ber Yearly, 81. Address
W. JENNINGS DENOREsT.
SIS Broadway, New 1ork
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Fare from Liverpool TO Vienna so gold,
Tickets good for one year. The Vienna
Exposition will open May aud close Oc,o-
Der 81, 1873. For further information apply
to Stafford, MORRIS " CANpEE,
Agents, City National Bank Building. Cairo.
| Illinois.
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~ special meeting OF the council, joint
session, held at tie council chamber, ye,tcr-
day afternoon, the official bond OF Col
Joan Wood, mayor elect, Wa, presented and
approved. Col. Wood took the required
oath. and al once entered upon the dis
charge OF his duties a, mayor.
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saup a Clarason's Ice cream saloon will
be open to-day. II