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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-05
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA j
EXECUTIVE DEFARruEsT.

bNEcUTIVE DHFhRTHENT.
Hhereds infornatioa has bsen received st
this Department that n murder was eStrsait-
ted by one MARY YON upon the body Of q
chiid, name, IL any, unknown. in orargs4
burg County. and that the said Mary Yea
has fed from justice: z se
New. therefore, ], FRANKLIN J. MOSES,
JH., Governor OF the State Of seath carU4
lima. In order that justice may be dons and
the majesty Of ih, law Vindieaicd, do hsss.
By offer n reward Of TWO HUEDRKD boz
LARS fer the apprehension sf the said
MARY TON, with prsof to csnviet.
Said Mary Yon is represented as being .
white woman, feet high, 25 years Of age.
dark complexion, and has one or tive freAs
teeth out. ga
In testimony whereof / have heTeaMt0 Hst
NY hsnd and caused the Great Seal
Of the state to he affixed ai Eoiurai
lis this 2fs day OF March, 1873 and in
she nirety-revcnth year 81 the snds J,
Pendett:e OF the rintei States 81
Ameriaa.
BY the Governor
fEASKffN =. HOSES, Jr.
". T. HaTSE, Secretary of State ,lE
mar 23
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yard where tho predecessor lay smash cd
'his tomb stone i=to small pieces Proba.
bly, ifthis courageous conduct does not
induce some Improvement 10 his wife,
he will exhume her former husbsHd aud
Shsw her how exceedingly contsmptible
that person looks whom properly artiea-
lated.
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This is the, way the Iowa code com
.Inissioners declare the list OF exemptions
from execution: "FiRy sheep, six
stands Of bees, and the wool thereon. ~
The jovial farmer will have "hot'
time trying TO shear these latter pets,
and will prnbab y 60 home sh"rn.
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April >
Prbate Court.

OrangebmrS- Prbate Court,
H. I. Truy, rs. r. n. Housrr, Ad,ar. john
H. E,n.
All persons having claims against tho
Estate OF the late John A. Keiit are request
ell Ia present and prove their respective de-
mani. before this Court on or before the
twenty y-ninih day of April, 1878, TO which
date the further hearing of the above en-
titled action is continued.
\. Il. HNOWLTOS
Probate Judge.
april ;:t
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Orangcburg-Hn Common

Orangcburg- Common
Pleas.
Geo. Bolirer Admir-. G. ArdHf rs. Jacob l. Arasf
EnI
BY order Of the Judge Of the First Circuit
all p:rnons having claim. against the Estate
OF tho late Christian Arant are request eri TO
present ond prove their respective demands
before me. at Orungeburg, SO. Ia, on or
before the twenty eighth day vi ..Pril. 1873.
{. Is. GLOVER,
Referee,
April > 3,
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Eureka Chapter, No. 13, r. A. N.
The REGULAR CoNyoCATIoE Of the
above CHAPTER will be held on Friday
April llth 1878, st 8 o'clock r. NJ.
BY order Of VI. z. II. P.
THEODORE KoHN,
cpl 5-u Secretary
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COMM fCATED.

COMM MuNfCATED.
ORNNoEBURG, S. c.,
April lst, 1873.
air. Eiitor.-I would like to inform
the public that bnvs paid over two.
thirds Of the School debt for this County
the present year-and would request
70 holders Of School c,ims yet unpaid,
(as | will be able, at the paying in of
the next tax, TO liquidate the entire
School Indebtedness Of our Couuty) not
to sacrifice their claims. The amour.
have paid out this year boing over e.
teen thousand dollars.
Respectfully,
THAD. C. ANDREWS.
l fully endorse the sbsvs Suggestion.
+. r. MCKINLEY,
School Commissioner.
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TcoNauRIcArEp.1 I

Mr.. Editor Dear Sir: You are dis
posed to publish anything Of public
interest, would respectfully ask you to
insert the following in your vafSsable pa
per. A STOCHOkDER.
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Notice to sehooi Teachers.

AS would like to ascertain the exact
amount OF School claims still unpaid, re-
quest the holders thereof TO present them at
my Office for Registration.
TfIAD C. ANDREWS,
County Treasurer.
april q
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
WHxREAs. Emma Zsiglcr hath applied to
mo for letters OF Administration with the
will annexed, on the Estate and effects Of
David Zeigler, late Of OrangshuEg County,
deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admanish
all and singnlaT the Kindsed ssd cyeslitops
Of the said deceased, to- 10 aud appear be-
fore me at . Court Of Probate FEY the said
County, TO be holden st osssgeSaspg on the
2lst day Of Aprik 1873, nj 10 O'clock A..
NJ to show esase if any, why the said I'd
ministration should net be granted.
Given under my hand and ths Seal Of my
coaT', this 4th day Of April, A. d. i0s8.
sniin the niaety seventh year Of Amsriean
lndspeEtienes.
AgG.. D. KNOwLToN,
LIS. Judge Of Probate o: C.
Api IS -
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Attention Orangeburg Agricultural
Society.
THERE will be Ill extra meeting Of this
Society to-day, the 9th instant. Every mem
Der of the socisty is requested to attend
as business of Importance will be presented
for your consideration. The meeting will
be called at IL o'clock, A. NJ. Members
will please be punctual.
DIR. ". z. BARTON,
President.
kirk ROBINSON.
Secretary.
april j.
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Probate COurt-O -OrnngcburS.
NOTICE is hereby given that Oh the 2Oth
day Of May, 1873, will file my final ac-
count as Administrator Of the Estate Of
Conisd Crider, in the Probate Court OF said
County, and will apply for my final dis
charge.
JACOB RUCRER,
Admir-. Conrad Crider.
april . 9,
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PHESURRENBER ER OF GEN. I.ERs
All EPponkrTx C. H., VA.

AssL orH lssSa
.AhAGKIPIcieNP ltz is iasAf KaqRks
Wing OF the surrender Of Ger, Les: beSaes-
fal esIbfsd. Enkfsyed fh'iks higAkS& ssyio
sf TIE sar ana printed on hssry risls s'israT.
II u truly . GEN Of ART, oi.6 1hieh shSef&
hadg IN the perisr Of every eou.Aera. beuas.
Sent By malt. riiosused en- o. rellsF and iszs-
paid, OH receipt o. 90 esniG, or . fss so sSzs..
Agsnts' 'WsntsA' Address.
&c, 4 w.. n. BtRRosf..
- Brihsl TsHa..
fres
fHa a.
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Notes OF Dismissal.

NOTICE IS HEREBY 6aFEN THAT
IN one snenih fsan datsl viii ils riis fnag
acosust with the Heasrs5ls Aug. B. Knowi.;
ton, Judge ef Probate sSs 0fangsbnrE cenn-
~, as Exeeetor - shs Es,ats sf Ms6 ljt--
snah Beach, dee'di and ask fer LsilsFs -
Dismissal.
JHEfES r sgLAR,
March 10th, 1878. Rxeeutef.
mar Is ~
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april 8
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-03

There will DO . grand railroad erenr-
zion TO Brsajiug's Springs over the O and
V.k X. on Monday August 4th, given
BY the msmbsrs of the A NJ n. Church,
for the bsneat of tbs nav church. The
train will leave the rofner u Seventh
street and Commercial xvsnns al 81
o'clock am. Fare from Cairo, round trip
81, from Mound CITY 80 cents All are
invited. Rsv. WIN. JACKSON,
Nj 10 Minister in Charge.
HALEY has . lot Of wood pumps and
tubing which he offers extra low; call aud
zoe them, iGs Washington avenue.
7.29.iM.
--Bya circular published In another
column Of to-days BULLETIN Il will DO
soon that the house Of ID. Hurd q Son,
have arranged with Messrs. Coffsy, Hsr-
rison 4 Co., ~ succeed them In the for
wardieg and commission business.
Msssrs. Hurd 4 Son could not have
placed their business in better hAnds
and tho patrons Of the old firm will find
that in their dealings with the new they
will meet with the same fair dealings and
courtesy that has characterized their In.
tsrcourse with the house Of u. Hurd h
Son.
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FOR SALE.

win sell my residence property on Sew.
enth street, between Washington avenue
and Walnut street, comprising six lots, run.
ming through from sixth to seventh streets,
with line dwelling.house. carriage house.
stable, well, fruit trees. grapery, etc, etc
all In prime condition.
Also the tine business stand. No. Z, Ohio
leyee.
Also 1853 acres excellent fruit or farming
land. on the Ohio river, adjoining the town
OF Caledonia. Pulaski county, half mile
nom station on the C. and V. railroad.
One hundred acres under cultivation.
Aias . Sc" lat, N ~.ss., with good fsvI
house thereon, situated IN Wills Ridge, =
beautiful place, we'll stocked with choice
fruit trees.
Also two lots At the corner Oi Third street
aud the ievee.
Also three good drays, amt three sets VI
dray harness; u two-IOrse wagon. nearly
new, with double harness.
Prices and terms reasonable.
CAIRO. July 10, 1873 u. HuRp.
,2D?w
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A two-story house on Commercial ave.
nue. near the corner Of Nineteenth street.
The house Is forty feet long by twenty.
swo feet wide. IL contains ten rooms and
Kitchen, and good cistsrn and necessary
ons'houass are attached - Il. It is we'll
ventilated and we'll adapted for . busiusss
house or dwelling. 1t is 10 busidsss part
Of tho city and has been newly painted
and renovated inside aud out. Apply to
.JoMN HBaAITy,
River shannon House, Ohio Lsvss,
Cairo, Illinois. 7.s.lm.
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STANDARDIZATION 10 iii,

STANDARDIZATION to the
trade. Having a large selec.
ton of handsome white goods
very cheap, Batiste de valen.
ciennis, plain striped and fig
ured styles T; SWISS, plain
striped and figured Victoria
lawns, plain striped and fig.
ured; Marseilles in great vari.
cites and patterns; Nansooks
patterns linen lawns, white
and figured Percales in hand.
some figures and designs; en-.
broidereis in large assert.
ments white trimmings in
large assortments linen suit
ings in all shades linen dam.
asks, handsome patterns /;
have in store n very complete,
large and seasonable assert.
mcnt Of dry goods very cheap.
G. HANNY. :, s &
p. s. Please call, no trou.
BILE to show goods. = 62S.N
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will sell on Wednesday the 9Th day Of
August, 1878. at 10 am, at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, the following de.
scribsd property, to-wit:
Lots numbered seventeen 40 and eigh-
teen (is), In block numbered one ~, in the
city Of Cairo. Illinois, being on tina corner
Of Fourth street and Ohio lcyee.
This property ia beyond doubt one Of the
finest business sites in the city
The purchaser Of lot No. !, will have the
Use aud hcnsiit Of the north wall Of the
house situated an lot ~. same block. worth
AZ least $1,000.
Terms, u, 900 cash on each lot. balance IN
one year with S per cent. interest. secured
by deed Of trust on property.
e. WINSTON, Agent.
DANIEL HARTMAN. Auctioneer. 81 did
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KYNAsroN TO THE FRONT.

Mr.. james Kynaston, whose reputation as
butcher Ia par excellent with the people
OF this city, has opened new meat
shop near the corner OF Commercial avenue
and Twentieth street, next door TO Mr.. Pat
Burfs grocery store. II lisa well known and
acknowledged feet that Mr.. Kynsston, dur.
Ing his long experience in the meat bust.
ness IN this city. never offered TO hts custom
es anything but the choicsst OF overy HIND
Of meat. He 10 good judge OF cattle, and
buys nothing but the youngest and latest,
and ~ consequence has the best Of beef
The same may be said Of every kind OF meat
sold by him. Give him atrial, and our word
TOR II, you will always DO pleased. 6-ls.tf
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IN THE SUN TODAY.

EDITOR bULLHTiN--It 10 not difficult
In city like Cairo, with IL 500 worth Of
steam engines, for an ordinary observer to
pick up few items Of interest That will,
10 optic Of oil precautions, escape the oh.
ssrvation Of the lynx eyed "local" Of our
daily papers. have sometimes thought
that the "locap look for too much. Fresh
~ y morning glory no starts out with his
little book aud pencil, looks about for .
cool place, and having found one, quietly
ssatA himself and waita for . horrible
murder, or a steamboat explosion to re-
veal itself. IT 1t don't come hs soon
weAries from tho tension on his nerves t,
and heads his page
Iot-in the sun to-day.
Gone. Mr.. Y. |. to Denvor.
Scarce Local items the Sun TO.
day.
Very hot-in the sun to-day,
Crowded out--locAl items on account OF
othor matter.
And 40 on, sdinhnitum. Verify,
think the local ought not to expect to,
many big things, nor should he bs blamed
too scvsrely,if he don't get them. He can
not be omnipreseut,a and barring the editor
is tho poorest paid, and the worst fed o
any one outside tho county farm. And 4
] was !" Local and got - much abuse Al
s showsred upon the heads Of some,
would 90 among the twenty eight thousand
dollars worth Of essen and their nondescrip
progeny, that this city represents, and gsI
up arst-class kicking match, and would
make il part of my high calling 10 see
that some one got kicked.
Knowing yours to bo . noted religious
journal, q expect 70 repent Al tho eleventh
hour am quito surprised that your Of.
forts have never besn directed against the
growing, and TO be candid, I must say
hourishing, herssy ofspiritna,ism. There
are in tho city Of Cairo, with its $?2O
~"s.A at sssNm ens,ass, NO lees than two
hundred fuli-aedgsd spir,tusiists sni d.
not include, In this estimate. any VI
those who have bseh converted st the bar
| OF Bacuhns. IL 4 did IL would far srossd
that number. idon't know just what You
would say against spiritusiism. sI,nost
| anything would do to start Witn---for 1t
would DO al i0stLsnstibis snbjsct IL and
Its attributes fsss love and the othsr
thing, Whatever IL ia called q sort ot
floating around among one anothss), ana
II the subject was once started no honbt II
could be made quite interesting
The greatest mAn Ia Cairo, with It's two
hundred aud twenty dollars worth Of
steam engines the mAn most feared and
dreaded hy lth-loving people, 70
Wbootsni he 10 rs busy NJ n little dog
with two tails, lilo 10 here. there, every.
whsre, aud secs every thing. but hs saw
something on last Saturday thst he never
saw before II was on Firth street hs.
tween Warrington aud Walnut; origin.
ally II was below the ground, hut Il bad
found its way To the surface, and thors il
lay in oil its nAksdness, nearly some
Kind hearted person had sprinkied oyer
its carcass thin coat Of lime and ashes.
! In WAS not offensive to smell.
In THs Sun TODAY.
| August =, 1873.
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FOR SALE.

Tho house and lot No. 10, in block n,
situated on Eleventh street, south sido, be-
tween Walnut and Cedar streets. The
said house and lot will be sold cheap for
sssh. For all particulars, enquire Of Mr..
Antony Smith, who may be found ut the
residence Of William NJ. CAnaen.
CAiRo, Ills, July 25, 1873, div.
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FOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

u, y. SIG. SER, OBsEkvKR's OFFICE,
CAIRO, Augusta, isIa, iO;il PIN.
barometer 1902.
Thermometer 70 degrees.
Wind, northwest, velocity 8 miles per
Jour.
Weather, heavy rain.
Maximum temperature last "a hours, W
PgrscS.
Minimum temperature, last - hours, 70
kgrees.
4 Prevailing wind last "a hours, southwest
Total number Of miles wind travelled, las,
hours, 1913. ,a4
EDWIN GARLAND. Observer.
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NOTICE.
Aors. OfFIcK Y. Il Y, X L.,
CAIRO. Ills July 10 INA

NA'ho, iiiS, July 80, 1873.
For the accommodation Of the citizen,
VI Cairo, the Mound CITY accommodation
train will on and after Monday, July ~,
stop - follows Al Fourteenth street
Twentieth street. Twsnty.tifth street,
'rhisty fourth street, aud the crossing of
the Illinois Central railroad. No one
will be permitted On the train without y
ticket. Fare bstwssn Seventh street sta.
ton and Illinois Central railroad crossing
and intermediate points, nVs cents
Tickets good for twenty fsrss can be pnr-
chased At the ticket office, corner Ut sew
snth strsst, for one dollar. Passengers
will not bs permitted TO get on or IN tho
train ri any points other than the shove.
CnAs. u. WeOD,
. Gsn'l. Passenger and Ticket Agt
7-27N
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A GOOD INVESTMENT.

A rare chance 10 oAsrsd 70 come man
with money 10 invest In seod paying
property IN the nOss dsairabls pars Of The
city. Two lsss, % ~ front on " ave
nue., house otosIse. Two large store
can b. attsa VI o. We arst door, We up
per stories ass veil sssaagsd for sassa o.
dvsllings. Pes further pasaisulass en-
quiss Of Jeuu q. HANNAH D Co.,
6.l-tf Roai 1atats Agents, Caira IMs
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RYADT THIS.

On and after August !, intssd 70 do .
strictly cash busiasss, except with those Of
ny castoms,s who settle promptly on The
ar1 Of every month All old accoants
End notss In my hands which ase sot
settled Gerry aeon, ! shall "a ysrtis1 aAd ssll
q pablo venduS. d. ASfH1. y,
CAIRO, July 20, 1872. 7.27-ln
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Referring 10 the above dissolution, we
take pleasure In recommending the arm Of
u. Q. Pace 4 Go. to our former friends
and patrons.
CoyrEv, BRowN 4 HARRIsoN.
August I, 1873. s.3-at
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TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS

Retiring from the commission and for.
wsrding business, In this city, to-day, we
have arranged with hessrs, CoaFsy, Hsr-
rison & Co., Arm Of long experience.
good business habits and capacity, Of
strict integrity and ample capital, to sue
coed us 10 this business.
wstske pleasure 10 recommending the
firm 70 our correspondents and nsighbors,
and bsspsak for them, . continuance Of
the generous patronage and courteous
treatment 20 long sxtsndsd 10 no.
8ft ~ ID. HuRr 4 SON.
CAIRO, Ihsr August !, 1879. s-s.as
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FOR RENT.

A ane, new cottage, complete in all its
respects. situated on Fifteenth street OPP
posite the post-otlico. For particulars an
quire OF White Il Co, corner Twentieth
street and Washington avenue. s-a.6t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-03

Monthly mean barometer, 30 O04.
Monthly mean thermometer, 1875
Highest barometer, 3025
Lowest barometer, 1853
Highest thermometer, 90 degrees.
Lowest Thermometer, 90 degrees
Total rainfall. l.Gi inches.
Prevailing wind, south.
Maximum velocity Of wind, 20 miles
per hour.
Number OF cloudy days.lI.
Numbsr Of rainy d.ys,G
EDwIs GARLAND,
Obssrver, Signal Service U. y A.
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THE CAIRO AND vINCENNES
RAILROAD.
IsHoRrEsT ROUTE FROM CAIR


LSNOnTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO
II T-s'7-7f ro
I r,..,..., v..,..u. r.,
ncS'1 imuinhapV"S' spleuo'
D..ssn- E s,,,.h.' N,agra ra'is'
ns,,,ssn'u. ,,,.us spurR Wsuing,oh'
s .,, sp, wv i""'
"'o" ~'''' WI "s''"" o"l''
CHANGE or TIME
Ain ara .s,.. T,..a,, ,,,y TO-, .,
an r,,, 80 S:,iIcws ivy $50 ""'"s
- ExrkssS,
I9oing north leaves Cairo st 400 a. m
Going south arrives 1t Cairo I'd. :l:aO n. m,
Ne ~ 10.
| Mound CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.
Z tfti3t (sofns North tA
II .suveu Cairo NJ. ii:y5 a. IN. and a. On, n m.
Is--,-G i, 1n,., cnr,,.
A,r,v.. - "o.S l SS"u
= y - '' w I. w. ""o i'A' Pun
The sxprsss tsRtu north arrives At Vim.
vcennes 8 lA1O y w., pekl~S 4ss.st esenee,,
(AAer :. ~" g .m, VIVA tne lnulAnspons AND
r .nSc.. IT,, ssi'oSu soS auuiAnnpons' ut
Ssro;a. -. A.. sss,a. wnnc" poih'
kpoints ir INA Ifn;tnd stss~. ara ..an.,, ~ A. A.
sshb;l I. IA. with ths Evsnsviije and Crsw.
I aIqSiile railroad. FOL Terra Ha,,te. india.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER.
SHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing
between Codsy, Brown h Harrison and
+. &. Pace 4 Co., undor the style and
Arm Of Coney, Pace 4 Co., hss been this
day dissolved by mutual consent, CofYsy,
Brown 4 Harrison retiring, and =. q.
Pace Il 90. succeeding, who will continue
tho business under the Arm namo OF y.
g. Pace 4 20.
COREY, BRowS 4 HARRISON, \
n. q. PACE 4 Co.
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MIR. MAX ROLLER,
A COMPETENT PIANO TUNER
AND REPAIRER.

Has located in the city. Contracts made
for tuning pianos by the year or other
wise, to suit the owner Orders left Al the
jewelry store Of Il. & W. Buder will re-
ceive prompt attention. 7-29-1m.
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ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS.

~ A regular conclAve Of ths Cairo
CommAndsry No. IL X. T. will be held At
ths asylum on Monday evening August
4, A. ID. 1873, A. .. 1866. Important
business to transact. Full attendance re-
quested. .IAMEs A. PniLLis,
Recorder.
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MUST NE PAID.

Accounts due to Mathus 4 Uhl must be
paid on or before the 18th inst, or they
will DO placed in tho hands of an officer
for collection. We moan this.
S-3-lw MArnus 4 UNI.
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FOR RENT.

A neat cottage, located on Poplar be-
tween Twentieth and Division streets.
The house contains four rooms and kitch-
On. with good ciatcrn and out houses com.
plate, MICHAEL CoYSE.
HlH t''
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NOTICE. TO HOG OWNERS

Notice 10 hereby given toownsrs OF hogs
that on and after the 9Th day Of August,
1873, will rigidly enforce the ordinance
in regard Ia hogs running at large
S-l-5t WV. MCHALE, City Marshal.
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ROARDlNG HOUSE FOR RENT.

BOARDING HOUSE FOR RENT.
The large brick house known ~ the
Blelock house, corner Of Seventh aud
Walnut, is for rent and the furniture
for sale. There are during the summer
thirty and during the fall and winter for.
ty-lvo and fifty regular boardsrs. For
particulars apply on the premises.
7DSot.
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For RENT

Five large rooms, suitable for office or
sleeping rooms. Enquire of Elliott n
Haythorne. s.3-6t
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ENVELOPES.

Pine white single end double X amber
Ia AZ double = Canary, best qualify Of
- 49, ~ 'etc. $4,000 fog
49, ~ & eoWSu0 per thousand,
~ Z * q. !. ~ 4 BuLLHrIN OSvIcx.
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Two \ No. hog-caschsrs can 70. en-.
ploymsnt BY calling on me Il once,
None but experts assd apply.
s.l.ss WV. McHAlH, City Marshal.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

Lyman BlodEett, de fehdant, is notified
that on July u, 1873, Mary n. Biodgett.
complainant, Tiled her bill In cLancsrv
In the Alexander county circuit court. stsie
OF Illinois, for divorce, aud that said suit Is
now pending IN said court. That therenpon
. summons was iss,led nut OF the clerk 4
ONCE OF said court against you, returrah,s
on the fourth Tuesday IN July, 1874. 10 n
term al said court. then 10 be holden A. The
court-house In Cairo, IN said ,.onntv AMI
state. Dated July 2lst, is,1, w"
san,ueiP. Wheeler. '''N''' '''N'
al-d.iw. ''""e""''
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MONTHLY MEAN,

WAR DEPARTMENT., SIG. SEA. u. S. Al
CAIRO, Ills. August !, 1873
Table showing daily and monthly mean
Of barometer and thermometer, monthly
velocity Of wind, and amount Of rainfall,
with the prevailing direction Of wind, for
the month Of July, 1873.
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A NEW FIKST-OLASS BARRIER.
SHOP.

McHcnry Zoe n Co, of New Orleans,
have come 10 this city 10 stay, and have
lifted up fret class barbsr-shop on Com.
mcrcisl avenue in the room next to Han
mons book store, lately occupied by Stu.
art Il Gholson as . dry goods store. The
workmen arc all irst.class and are pre-.
pared 10 cut hair, shave, shampoo, etc, in
the very latest styles. All they ask Is .
trial. They respectfully solicit share Of
public patronage. McliESRY RoE 4 Co,
7-lb-N