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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-08
PRICE CURRENT OYyIcE,)
CAIRO, Monday, April 7, 1873. !


GKsERAL REMARKS.
Thegeneral market ontinues unc an gsd
and business on the lsvee and on Change
has been somewhat inactive for the last
few days. Corn and oats are firm with
small demand there is a moderate order
demand for meal but no demand At all in
round lots Choice butter, eggs and poul.
try are In demand and scarce. Po,stoes
and common apples are not wanted. There
ia no choice hay 10 the market; buyers
were offering $l7 for choice timothy on
Change to-day.
Rates of freights have declined, and
boats are now carrying to New Orleans
at 20 and 4Oc and to Memphis II. Ia and
Soc.
Our reports of sales are mAdo up from
actual transactions on Change, and may
be relied on as showing the correct condi.
tlon OF the market A large amount OF
grain and produce has been sold outside
of which We have no report.
A6-Corrsspondents should bear in
mind that Our quotations represent prices
for round lots from first hands, uoless
otherwise stated, and that in filing small
orders higher prices must be paid ~
THE MARKET.
FLOUR-Very quiet. This branch OF
the market has not been SO extremely dull
in several months, There are no
buyers at all in the market
The little hour tina. 10 disposed Of /.
sent out in small order lots, prices rang
ing from $500 so. We note a sale OF 90
bbls spring super at 50.
HAi-There has been but little call for
hay Of any kind, few cars of choice tim
othy might have been sold to-day If It had
been offered. We note sales since last 70.
view Of 8 cars choice mixed del ST.; 4 care
mixed SIC del; GO bslss damaged hay a,
81 per bale; $50 bsles do 81 2s and 100
bales do 5Ots9oc.
CORN-Market we'll supplied and
rather ialet, the shipping demand being
small. The order trade continues good
and prices are drm At previous quotations,
Sales were 2 cara white in bulk on track
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TOR POLICE MAGISTRATE,

We are authorized to announce Mr.. janice
>ummer,vell q, a candidate for the Office OF
re police magistrate at the ensuing municipal
election.
We ore authorized TO announce the name
y of Charles Mehner Esq. as candidate for the
"a oibce of police magistrate at the ensuing
municipal election.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. Jane.
:" Ryan a candidate for the Office OF police
:, magistrate at the ensuing municipal cleo.
ilon.
We are authorized 10 announce William
+. Pitcher a. candidate for the Office OF
I police magistrate. at the ensuing municipal
ii. election.
FELLow-CIrizESs OF CAIRO am a
candidate Tor reelection to the Office of po-
q lice magistrate. -Four years ago I did not
A believe l, was possible | should live to ask
., Office again at your hands, but having in
great measure recovered my health, and
n needing the income the position affords,
again appear before you in the capacity OF
candidate, and respectfully solicit your gen.
a. erou- support Il. SUANSEssY.
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REGISTER. REGISTER. !

II should not be forgotten that Tuesday,
April 5, will be the last day the registry
books will be open; and that all persons
who fail TO see that their names are on the
registry list will, on election day, have to
''swar in their votes. Let every legal
voter see that his name /. on the roll before
election day comes 4-5-?t
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SSc, cars 10 SOC cars n1xo0 DO Joc
cars white In sacks del 47e; cars dc
47@4sc; 4 cars mixed In sacks del 44c; ,
cars mixed In dundees 45c and 10 cars IL
44(S46c.
OATS-Firm and in good demand a,
an advance Of one cent on the
bushel. There was none on
the market to-day but the stock in
store 10 large and Is held In expectation Of
. still further advance. We note sales 2
cars in bulk 2oc; cars sacked and de-,
sold early, 34c and 8 cars and q cars
sacked and del 35c.
CORN MEAL-very dull, no demand
and none selling in this market several
hundred barrels have been sent south on
orders at low pricea Buyers were offer.
ing $2(S2 o5 to-day; holders firm at 81 &c
and no sales.
BRAN--No demand. l car in sacks
sold delivered ut Si4 per ton.
WHEAT-None sold on Change.
Quotations on the streets are choice white
81; No. / 81 90 No. ISL so; choice red
81 IS; No.l$ rs; No. 2tl 65; Medi,er.
ranean 81 65.
RuTTRR-cho;o. :. ..
=, .ooa a.u,..a ~ c,.,.,. $40 ""a
sold at 20 S3Oc; 10 packages choice soc.
EGGS-Scarce and selling at loo ship.
pers, count.
a.r Cho;o. ..,. g. - % " ". ".
ana obo;c. ,o;,.d =, 90 co..
AppLEs-Du,i Cho;os %, .,.
searcs ard ,s,lin, a, az, "a MI. oha,.s
80 and choice Ken D.vi. a koSI MIA
ne.,b.. and ANNA. A.. All, =, go.
PoTATOEs-Tbs .t,.L ia ,.,o. and do.
n.,a r.,v i'll, ,n.,.. p. ~,
e., sn '.,O. iese" Dio"'
w. ~ .oAuu w ou'e''
ro,.,oa. =, e. ~. t.s, 1''' '"'s'
PRoyIsIoNs -N.,,., ,,.s,
sun,,x of .uL;,a. o,I. 49,. D.
con shoulder, p.cl.a a.. ha,d =, -ca-so.
c,s., .;s.. ,.oLad o.O,o,. .,.; -
cured ll@ioc. pl.in .n,ar cu,sa Az 100
lsc; lard in tisrce. 7.,Ss. /, l.,. ooaloc.
pork SIT Der barrel.
HAMS-Susar cured c.pxss.d 1,
lots At l,Sl5c,
BREAKFAST BACoN-ilAsl2e.
SUGAR.-Ac,iys and selling CS,aac 70,
eoffee A laSlllc ia, c,,.hod novd..a
and granula.sd.
TEAS.-Imperial, 75G,l %; Gunpov.
der, 7sSl IS; Oo,ong black 756sl
Young Hvson s,AI 1o
CHEESE-Good dom.,d. Nan yo,.
factory y m ,sIoa,7c
sYR,iPs-Tbs a.u.,a :. al, g..
cbo,cs Al s0c,asl 10 ..I a., ~ o..
:, -,1.soo
PLASTERING HAIR.-ssc "a hu.bsl
LIME.-In lots 81 rs to l 50 p Dbl
CEMENT,-At Wholesale x2a2 so II
hill
COAL OIL-2so,2-c
GUNNIEs.- Rs.ssxsa 81 h,.,a,. 10.
8 bu.hel, 200.
RuRLAps,, h,.,J, a q,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
4 GOOD BARGAIN.

a very desirable summer residence, stu.
ated in the town Of Anna, Illinois, going by
the name OF the "farn property" The
house has six large rooms, good clstcrD,
and suitable out-houses. This property is
nav offered Tor sale at i bargain. Term,
| cash. Apply 10 &. scHIcK, Anna, Ills.
Or to y. NJ. FAEIS, Vaudeville, Ky.
i-l-9W.f
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10 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

This /, to certify that ! have this day
transferred and sold to John Smith all nc
counts due me up TO this date, for and in
what deema good and equivalent considera-
alton, and that said John smith Is duly and
lawfully entitled 10 collect all accounts due
Inc up TO this date, thi, the Cd day Of April,
a. ID. 1873. JAS. KYSAsToN.
CAIRO. Illinois, April =, 1873. 4-3-Ct
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NEW GOODS,

Mrs. 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 lifty different styles Of hats and bonnets,
beside q large assortment OF ribbons, how-
be sold at the lowest prices.
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POR ALDERMEN,

! p We are authorized 10 announce ID. j.
mar Foley as candidate for Alderman in the
Fourth ward.
We are authorized TO announce j. Il. Gun
nln.;ham ~ a candidate for alderman in the
TIN First ward.
We are authorized 10 announce the name
'0" OF Chas. o. Patler a. candidate for alder.
} ne man from the Fourth a. ward. q. the cnsu.
ties ing municipal election.
by authority we announce that NJ j. Me.
rH, Gauley will be candi date Tor alderman
ito from the Fourth ward at the approaching
election.
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ROOM WANTED.

a pleasant, cheerful room, situated on
seventh street between Walnut street and
Commercial avenue, to be used A. sitting
and sleeping room. Apply to
b. +. BURNSIDE,
3-3Cui Z. and v. railroad office.
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FOR MAYOR,

We are authorized to announce Dr. Will
liam X. smith as candidate for mayor OF
the ensuing municipal election.
We are authorized to announce James
:. swayne as candidate for mayor at the
approaching municipal election.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

90 viii sell lot numbered IL in block 40, first
addition, fronting on Twentieth street. Ny
house now standing on said lot will be moved,
leaving good brick cellar, cstern and out.
houses. For particulars enquire at my shop
on Twentieth street. wM. EHLERs.
o-ladim
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COMPREHENSIVE.
3l5iIrn

CAIRO, Ills, April ], ls,3.
We have this day entered into partner
ship for the purpose Of doing general com.
mission aud produce business. The style Of
our firm will he Dsvi- Il Linton.
T.. 1. DAVIS,
1851 y. LINTON.
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We are authorized to announce Michael
j. Howiey as a candidate Tor reelection for
the Office of city clerk. at the ensuing mu.
nicipal election.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

". ). SIG. SER, OBSERVERS OFFICE.
CAIRO, April :. 1873, lo:ll pm. J
Barometer $3.50.
Thermometer 81 degrees.
Wind north, velocity IL miles per hour.
Maximum temperature last - hours. AZ
30 p. m, Of degrees.
Minimum temperature, last q hours. at
OIL y. M, ~ degrees.
Prevailing wind last - hours, northeast.
Total number OF miles wind travelled, last
. hours, l1j.
Total rainfall last 81 hours, Lilo inches.
DAVID W. HARSETT. observer.
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Is REWARD,

Losi-A gold hoop earring. The above
reward will be paid TO the l,>.son leaving
the ring at my livery stable, Tenth street,
Cairo. Illinois. BE-. FIELD.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-08

The presence Of several hundred soldiers
in the city sunday and yesterday tended to
remind our people OF "war times" when
one only in about every ten men to be seen
on our streets was n citizen
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r. NJ. Ward is now ~ cpared to deliver the
best Of sawed aud split hickory wood TO any
; part Of the city. Also all kini nj wood aud
L coal always on hand. 3.2jtf.
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IL shcnld De borne in mind that this i the
last day the registering books will be open
before the city election. Let every voter
see that his name is on the list. for there is
very st.ong probability that the city election
viii, after all, be the lvcliest we have had
for several year,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ron CITY ATTORNEY,

TVH tTI1 NTIUkNLl.
We are authorized to announce ~. Wat
son webb asa candidate for the Office OF
city attorney al the approaching municipal
election.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-08

n DOWNTOWN resident made three Trip.
10 the courthouse ana vicinity yesterday. to
get ear1h to I'LL up his wife, flower beds.
lie carried 1t home In the foun Of mud on
the outside OF his boots
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-08

Circuit court, Judge Baker presiding, con.
Nened yesterday. The forenoon was taken
up in swearing in the grand jury. l.. II
Pope, county attorney, delivered the
ehurge
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The place to buy wall paper and window
shades il No.. sixth street, opposite Win
ter's block. where You can buy chca per
than any place in the city. II. ABLr. Il
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TERRIBLE DEA I'll.

A young man by the name Of Hawkins, n
brakeman on the Illinois Central railroad,
was Killed In a most horrible manner near
the town Of Ullin, Pulaski county. yesterday
at about noon Hawkins left this city on
the up freight, at II O'Clock yesterday,
when the train approached Thin, he went
out on top the ears, and in passing under the
bridge short distance this side OF the town.
was struck by the bridge and knocked be.
tween the cars, the entire train passing over
his body-grinding the unfortunate man al.
most to atoms. lie was dead when gath.
cred up. Where ho lived or what DISPOSE.
ton was made Of the remains we could not
learn.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-08

Thomas Watts, member OF one of the
companies Of soldiers which spent Sunday
in this city, died ON board the steamer
Emma c. Elliott just before her arrival at
this port. ON Friday Or saturday Watts
was Bit Oh the neck. near the jugular vein,
by u spider. Watts time would have ex-
pired In about twenty days, when he would
again have been free man. A soldier
named Camerons of company i, Tell over.
board on the trip from Louisville 10 this city,
and was drowned.
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ON last Thursday night three men con.
fined in the jail at Golconda, broke oil, and
made their escape. They went TO within a
short distance of Vienna, where they slept
IN hay-stack until dark. After night they
went into the town aud made inquiries as 10
the arrival aud departure of trains passing
that place. Two o; them named Moore and
McCurlock. are charged with murder,
while the third. a colored man, was indicted
for shooting at = man. Moore and McCur-
lock were arrested near Vienna, but the
negro got rs lar as farman station before
his pursuers came M with him. A reward
Of $500 was offered for the arrest of the last
They were AL taken back to Col
roud,.
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Police business was not brisk yesterday :.
only one or two eases were reported, and
they were of no importance.
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Envelopes furnished and printed at the
We BULLETIN OFFICE At 50 to 81 per thousand
~ scott
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AT the annual election OF officers OF the
Arab Fire company las, night, the following
were elected for the ensuing year:
President u. ID. Mathuss vice president,
A. Lohr; secretary, r. J. ker,h treas.
urer, Wood Rittenhouse board o. d.
rectors, A. Lohr, J. II. Rittenhouse, Il. ID.
Mathuss. Leo Kleb and Henry Latner; fore
man of the engine, Leo Kleb; assistant
foreman of the engine, Christ Antilles; fore.
man of the hose. I'D Dezonia; assistant fore.
man Of the hose. VIM. Rice.
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A PLEASANT MATRIMONIAL. EVENT

| One OF the chief incidents In our city life
during the past week. was the marrying Of
Mr.. Charles @. Mum, son OF b. VI. Mum.
Esq, Of Chicago, and Miss Julia l. Rearden.
daughter Of Col. J. s. Rcarden OF Cairo.
which interesting event took place at the
residence Of the brides father on last Sab.
bath evening at9i O'Clock, in the presence of
small but very pleasant company of rela.
tives and near friends, including some Of
our prominent citizens.
shrtoly before the hour named, the invited
guests began to arrive, and the ;n,c,iu
was very agreeably spent in social
intercourse, in. anticipation OF the looming
event. When all things being announced
"ready' the bride and groom, very taste.
fully and becomingly arrayed, entered and
and took their position, when the Rev. II,
u. 1hayer, in an impressive manner, united
them In the bonds of wedlock. Congratuls.
tions and refrcshmeets followed, concluding
with the distribution of the brides cake.
which was pronounced superb.
The BRIDE was the recipient Of n number
OF handsome presents, and In this particular
the groom also was not forgotten. The com.
pany soon after dispersed, and the newt,
married couple, accompanied by small
party Of friends, LEFT by the two o'clock
train Monday morning on the Illinois Cen.
tral for Centralia, where they remained and
ere now have doubles, reached Chicago,
where they viii spend portion OF their
honeymoon" returning 10 Cairo in abou,
a week.
The parties TO this 'lifc transaction, are
among Cairo's best known and most es.
teened young people, and carry with them
In their "new departure" the best wishes
OF many friends for their future hap IS
and prosperity. $50 e be-
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fifty thousand envelope. just received a,
!, the BULLETIN office. II
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\ number OF Mound City gent Iemen were
In town yeste rday.
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Died April :. at 9 O'Clock, p. M. Laura
Alice Moore. aged Is years, after a painful
illness Of fyc weeks duration. The funeral
will take place this afternoon at 81 o'clock
by the regular afternoon train.
Mis-, Moore was for many years member
OF the Thirteenth street public school, and
a regular attendant Of the VI. T.. sabbath
school. and much respected by her teachers.
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DIED

In ibis city, Sabbath morning, April 8, OF
cerebro-srinal meningitis, Charles Thomas
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Farm.
4 lovely flower, too fair for earth. has
been transplanted 10 the Masters garde n.
An angel form is bcckoning father, mother,
sisters and brother' to be sure TO meet him
in the better land.
ut is well with the child" Tor "Of such is
the Kingdom Of heaven"
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The Sam Brown yesterday brought tow
OF Goa! from pittsburg to this city, aud took
TWO barses of coke mp the Mississippi TO
meet the VIM. Cowen, when she viii ex-
change tows aud return to. pittsburg. In
days past the sam Brown used 20 be rsgu-
lar Cairo and 81. Louis institution, aud ha.
probably made q greater number OF trips
between these points than any other tow
boat. IL has been sometime since she was
nj odf wharf, before having been In active
service between Louisville and Plttshura.
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r. Blankcnbug. corner OF washington
avenue and Fourteenth ifset, has engaged
the services Of an experienced baker, and
now turns out the most excellent bread and
delicious cakes baked in this city. Families
win be supplied with any quantity desired
OF either wheat OF rye bread, and with all
kinds Of "sweet' cakes, cookies, Scotch
cakes, tea and ginger eakes, sponge aud
pound cakes. etc., etc. Housekeepers get
your bread and cakes Of Blsakenburg, aud
you viii be happy.
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AND
election
the Tw.
The
in sessi
Chief j
AN
Bray !
Why'd
names
Gov.
al'poin'
Henry
in Chi
ton in
Sic
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out of
maxim. j
vor of
The en-
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I'osT
on n re n
time, e
charge q,
railroa @
city. a"
4,
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use of u
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Chief
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AgDR
election
the
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MARKET REPORT.

honor OF uowley aud. a Lan.den
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COLUMBIA, s. G.. TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 90 1878 vC
Tax Notice

T HEREBY notify the tax.payers OF Rich.
Il land County that shall be ut nv Office
from o'clock A. NJ. to 2 O'Clock P. NJ. from
the lat OF July to August 90, 1879, to receive
returns from each and all persons liable to
tax on real estate and personal property for
taxation OF 1878; also, all taxable polls are re-
CURED to mako return under tile amended
Act oil tho General Assembly, approved goth
February, 1873, to enforce tie payment of
the poll tax, aud in default of the payment Of
TINS tax shall be subject to penalty Of dou-
olo tho amount of their poll tax and required
to work upon the highway or roads. Any one
who shall rofuso to conform to the reouire-
lnents OF thiR Act or obey the directions O {
the County Commissioners, shall be consi-
dered guilty OF misdcmeaEor and, on con-
viction thereof be imprisoned for the same
in the County Jail for term not less than ton
days.
The Act of the General Assembly provides
for the re.asseetment of real estate and to
correct the records of the County Auditor,s
ofllce OF errors, il any exist, and to furnish q
correct and complete return of all taxable
property in Richlsnd County.
1hc law also requires the County Auditor
TO assess all parties who fail to mako n return
or their real and personal property within tho
time above noted, with penalty OF so per
cent. on both.
The law in this particular will be rigidly
enforced. except in cases of sickness or ab-
ssenco from tho County, and all returns will
DO received and assessments made in accord
ance with law, at the Auditors Office. in Co.
lumbia, =. @. A. L. SOLOMON, A. Il. e.
C1lice richardson street, Parker Block.
second Floor, Room No. 2. July9
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, July 2s.NWAeeler
Honse-R 81 Hand, N O.; 2 NJ Johnston.
N Y; III O'Brien, Ga: j .H Bollin, II E
Hendricks. CITY; J H McDeyitt. Edge,
field; W DePass, D Kennedy, Cam:
den; J j Grist, Yorkville: H H Bruner,
q 8 A; E p Butts, Charleston; W "A
Bradley, G Wilkins, J Q Nichols, Ga; W
W Maye. Kingsville; r r Bridgers. N 9.
Columbia Hotel-G " Thames, N @;
Mrs Gen Kershaw. Miss Kershaw, Cam
den; O p Gardner, j F Newman, j
Murrell, J P Brown, w u. Evans, G. A
Wagner, Charleston; E Preehlel. Balti-
more: 2 q Brooks. Augusta; J q Stell-
ing, g & Q r r; Chas Kothe, Baltimore;
G W MoNlanus, J W O'Brien, r H
Ohlkerg. w d Kennedy, Charleston; !;
Mrs Byau. Memphis; W tt o Wood
ward, SO; J r Ivey. N 9; " J Sprinkle,
N Q; j 8 Rowland. Georgia; J @ Roath,
city; Ohas Barnun, city; J D. Gardner.
n Q; G E Reab, Augusta; R Lowndes,
Charleston.
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NEXT PRESIDENT.
Good Soda Water,

MADE from pure spring water Spa, king
1Hl- and bright, pungont SODA WAITER. in
bottle. Tor family uee. With little ice, you
homes, at a prico that will encourage the nee
of this heGlthfui drink. For sale at Hell
NlTSu'S DRUG Store. Jaiy Il
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THIS unrivalled Southern Remedy is war.
4 ranted not to contain single particle of
but is PURELY VEGETABLES,
Containing those Southern Roots and Herbs,
which an All-Wise Providence has placed in
countries where Liver Diseases most prevail
1t Will Oure al Diseases caused by De-
rangemont OF the Liver.
The SYMPTOMS OF Liver Complaint are a
bitter or bad taste in the mouth; Pain III tho
BACK. Sides or Joints, often mistaken for
Rheumatism; Sour stomach, Loss of Ap-
petite; Bowels alternately costive and lax;
Headache; Loss OF Memory, with q painful
sensation Of having failed to do something
which ought to have been done; Debility.
Low Spirits, a thick yellow appearance Of
the Skin and Eyes, q dry Cough, often mis-
taken for Consumption. Sometimes many
OF these symptoms attend the disease, at
othors very few; but the LIVER, the largest
organ IN the body. is generally the seat Of the
disease, and If not Regulated in lime, great
suffering, wretchcdness and DEATH will
ensuo.
This Grcnt Unfniling SPECIFIC Will
not DC found the Least Unplensnnt.
a,aS For n2;!s DYSPEPSIA. CoNSTIPATIoN. Jaun-
dico, Bilious Attacks, SICK HEADACHE,
Colc, Depression OF Spirte, SOUR STO-
MACH, HEARTBURN, &C., &c.
Simmons Liver Regulator, or Medicine
Is tho Cheapest, Purest and Best Family
Medicine in tho World!
MANUFACTURED ONLY By
j. II. ZEILIN q CO.,
Macon, Ca, and Philadelphia.
Price, 81. Sold by all Druggists.
July IL rSept 16l tTlv
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Another Laurel to the Crown"

nF tho already we!l-oarned glory and dis
~ tinclion Of Dr. IIenitsh, for the worth
QUEENS DELIGHT" A letter lust received
rcmarks: 'Your medicine docs more than il
really claimed for it. 1t is worth to me moro
than gold or tho treasures of wcaith--it is
cure almost every disease to which the body
s subject. it taken in time. We advise ever, :
Douy at once to go to DR.. ueinitsh's store an ID
Try his medicines: The Queens Delight,
nloon ana Liver i'ills. Chill! Cure, Fevor Cure,
office. Junc ~
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Fine Flour and Sugar
4 T "A. O. LADD'5, opposite State House,
n Gervais street. July 27G
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Best Lard and Butter
A T A. O.. LADD'S. No. 81 West Gervais
IA street. ..tr July PIG