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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

LOOK HgRE.-Ths following are the un-
precendented low prices Mt which Hardy
and Greenwsld, 1906 Commercial avenue
are manufacturing ALI kinds OF boots,
.hoes aud gaiters;
welIiny,on Frencb-cslf boots..... $l2 90
di,to double .oled. ...... IL 30
ronyne boots .s......... IL 90
Si,,o aonbIe soled ........... II 80
sa~sd osi,srs nl,in 3 90
And all other work done n, correspond
ing low prices. Repairing done with
nsa,nsS and dipAtch. Only the best
material used, and all work guaranteed
l.l.lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23
CAIRO AND VINCENNEs RAILROAD
TINE TABLE.

On and after Monday, February. 0, 1873,
trains on the &. and '. railroad VIII run Us
Toll
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-05-14
THE STATE BOND CAsE.-In the

THE STATE BOND CAsE.-In tho
case of Morton, Bliss & Co.,
against the Attorney-General ur-
ging him to levy tax to pay the
interest. on the public debt, the
argument will come off before the
Supreme Court on Tuesday, the 10th
of June, Our townsman, the Hon.
Armistead Burt, it will be recollec-
ted, is ono of the counsel engaged
on behalf Of the taxpayers. The
following is the order iu the case
Ordered, That the rule be made
returnable on Friday, the 30th OF
May; that the relators be allowed
until Wednesday, the 4th day OF
June, to file their reply or join is
sue; and that the respondent be
allowed until Monday, the 9th day
of June, to reply or join issue, as
he may be advised; and that the
hearing of this cause. be set for
Tuesday, the 10th day Of June
next.
lsigned) F. j. MOSES,
May 7, 1878,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-05-14

CAPTAIN HALLS ARCTIC ExPEDI.
T1oN, Our readers will recollect
the sailing from Now York of
the steamer Polaris, two years ago,
on voyage Of Arctic exploration,
and the sanguine hopes which were
entertained of the success Of the
expedition. Some nineteen of. the
party were rescued, it seems, in
April last, by a passing vessel, and
have Just been landed at St. Johns.
They report the death of Captain
Hall of apoplexy, in November,
1871, and recent numberless priva-
tions sustained by them on the ice.
They became separated from the
vessel and the remainder of the
crew and can give no account OF
her fate. .
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TREASURER CARDozo's SEM1-AN=
NUAL REpoRT.-The Columbia Union
publishes the semi-annual report
of the State Treasurer, which ex-
hibits total receipts from 1st No.
vcmber, 1872: $1,482,325.95; ex-
penditures s1,4S0,7o5.sS; on hand
$1,62O.12.
The above payments, says the
report, were made during the last
six months; the services for the
various accounts paid, however,
extend over a period Of eighteen
months; s718,5Sl.30 being on &C.
count of deficiencies of the fiscal
year 1912, and the balance,
s762,l24.5S on account Of current
expenses Of the present fiscal year
1928, Of the amount $267, ,002.-
Sc paid on account of free schools,
S67,sa4.6S was paid for the fiscal
year 1S71-72, the balance, $780,
1923, on account of the fiscal
year 1878,
Hon, N. @. Parker was Treasurer
during the month of November,
which is included in the above re-
port; sl3,576.15 was received du'
ring that month, and S1o,960:5l
expended. .:.
The Union remafks' It will be
seen from this statement that nearly
one-half of the entire disbursement
is on account of ::'deAciepciea" for
the year 1912, The Legislature
consumed on account of 'legisla'
tive expenses, "permapent," and
rcurrent printing! and in fitting
up the House OF representatives,
not less than s5S6,000 in round
numbers, or more than onesthlrd OF
the entire disbursements, Two
hundred and sixty-sevep thousand
dollars went to the support Of free
schools, $1,000 to the lauatio
asylum, S189,O0Q for salaries, $75,.
900 to newspapers for publishing
the laws, $4,000 to the peniten-
tiary, and the balance in smaller
sums for various purposes,
The Treasurer shows by the pub
lication OF this statement that there
is nothing about the management
and disbursement of the public
funds that he desires to keep from
the public eye. 1t is clear state
ment, and there need be- no diff
Guilty in fully comprehepding it,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-05-14

TRIBUTE OF REspEcT.-We learn
from the GreeauWe Republican that
the Court adjourned ON Wednesday
last, as a token of respect to the
memory of Judge Orr, and a Bar
meeting was held, at which 'feel-
ing, appropriate and eloquent re:
marks were made by his honor
Judge Cooke, Gov. B. F. Perry,
the Chairman, Col. E. P. Jones,
Gen. MCGOWAN and Col. Cothran
of the Abheville Bar, ". E. Earle,
ESQ.,, Messrs. Arthur & Arthur,
james Birnie, ESQ.,, and Rev. Dr.
Buist. A large number of citizens
were present to participate in the
moqrDful scene"
The following were the resolu.
tions passed at the Anderson meet.
ing.
Resolved, That in the death OF
the Hon. James. L. Orr, we feel
that we. have lost most valued
friend and faithful public servant
RESOLVED, That a committee OF
twenty gentlemen be appointed by
the Chairman of this meeting tc
receive his remains in the city ot
New York, and to accompany them
to their last restiug-place in this
town.
Resolved, That in this melancholy
bereavement, we tender our sincere
and heartfelt sympathy to the fam
lily Of the deceased.
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FLOWERS, STRAWBERRIES AND IRISH
P.TAToEs.-We were indebted a few
days since to Mrs. II. W. Lawson. of
our town, one of the most successful
of it's lady horticulturalists, for a
handsome present of flowers, straw
berries and Irish potatoes, covering .
largo waiter with the exuberapce Of u
a triple burden, Singly and alone
they would have inspired us-bpt
coming together we were overwhelm-
ed. The flowers were Of choice vari,
cties-the strawberries among the
best that we have seen-the potatoes
ahead of all competition. Altogether
they could not he beat. We tender
our best THINKS,
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p6- A .unati, namod New, from
Dorn's Mine. was brought to the vii
lage on Friday last, but the Commits
siopers. declined to receive him, on
the ground that there was no room
in Columbia. It is sad state of
things when the State makes no ade-
quate provision for the care of it's
lunatics. Dr.. Ensor does bis whole
duty in the premises, but the appro-
prIation Is insufficient,
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DRIVING HENS.

We are indebted to D. B. Anger,
ESQ.,, Editor of the Napoleon Signal
for the following extract from the
Danbuy Nevs, which we publish
for the benefit of our Senator
When a woman has hen to
drive into the coop she takes hold
of her hoops with both hands, and
shakes them quietly towards the
delinquent, and says, "Shew
there" The hen takes one look at
the object to convince herself that
it's a woman, and then stalks ma
jestically into the coop in perfect
disgust of the sex. A man don't
do that way: He goes out of doors
and suys, 1T is singular nobody in
this house can drive a hen but my.
selt," and picking up a stick OF
wood, hurls it at the offending BIZ
ned, and observes, sect in there.
YOU thief" The hen Immediately
losses her reason, and dashes to the
opposite end of the yard. The
man straightway dashes after her.
She comes back again with hel
head down, her wings out, and fol.
lowed by an assortment of stove
wood, fruit cans, and coal clinkers,
with a much putting and very mad
man in the rear. Then she skins
up on the stoop, and under the
barn, and .over.a a fence or two, and
around the house, and back again
to the coop, all the while talking as
only an excited hen can talk, and
all the while followed by things
convenient for handling. and by d
man whose coat is on the sawbuck,
and whose hat is on the ground,
and whose perspiration and profan-
ity is appear to have no limit. By
this time the other hers have come
out to take hand in the debate,
and help dodge the missiles-and
tlen the man says every hen on
the place shall be sold in the morn
sng and puts on his things and
goes down street, and tho woman
dons her hoops, and has every one
of those hens housed and contentcd
in two minutes, and the only sound
heard on the premises is the ham
mering by the oldest boy, as he
mends the broken pickets.
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E@ Mr.. A. .Bequest, tho well.
known merchant of our town, who
left here some weeks since, with the
idea Of returning to the Fatherland,
came back few days ago. He has
deferred is.trip to Europe for anoth-
er year ut least, and in the meantime
will engagoin tn grocery business as
before. He has rented store in
Cothran & Wilson's New Range, and
will be pleased to furnish his friends
with the best that the market affords,
He is a worthy, reliable gentleman
and deserves patronage.
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JAS, A. RICHARDSON,
Secretary.

GoBBL1NG TUE TAXES. - County
Treasurer Allen, of Greenville. has
published a statement in tho Green
Vile papers Of bis receipts and dis,
burscmcnt since he has had possession
of the Office, and in it we find the
following remarkable items: Tax col
lecled, s54,320ol. Paid to State
Treasurer, s1s,4s6.l7; paid on ac-
count of school purposes, slo,Qs0.7o
certificates of indebtedness, sl7,-
2G1.S2; State treasury note, $4,000;
order of Governor Scott, $4,000. Ii
will be seen from these figures that of
this s54,uoo collected, Mr.. Allen has
paid out about one-third Of The sum
into the State treasury. but has paid
himself for the claims bought or held
by him about twenty-five thousand
dollars,
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.-We
arc please to announce that our
townsman. Capt. Edward L. Parker,
well-kpown in our community as a
courteous gentleman and successful
teacher, has received the appointment
of Assistant Cashier Of the Citizens
Savings Bank at Abbeville, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
our honored fellow citizen, Judge
Wardlaw. Capt. Parker was for a
long time Treasurer of the Charles.
ton & Savannah Railroad, and is q
gentleman of excellent business ca.
pacity, He will prove doubtless
worthy suoccssor of the late incum.
bent, and discharge the duties of bis
new position with credit to himself
and satisfaction to his employers.
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The SOUTH CARoL1N1AN.-By a
late number of this staunch jour
nal we are pleased to see, that it is
rapidly extending its circulation,
and now boasts larger list than
most other dailies, in the pp-ooun-
try towns. 1t is conducted with
vigor and ability, and great inde-
pendence, and under the editor
ship of VIM. H. McCaw, Esq, and
the business management of Messrs.
J. P. Thomas and T, J. Lamotte,' it
must attain success. We commend
it to the patronage our friends.
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DEATH OF Mr.. JOHN CoUMBE.-
We regret to announce the death
of Mr.. John Coumbe, on Wednes-
day last, from the injuries received
by him, and to which we referred
in our last issue, The funeral SER
vices we're performed by the Rev.
Mr.. Miles at his residence near the
village on Thursday, when the body
was taken to the Lebanon church.
yard and inferred. MIR. Coumbe
was an industrious and skillful
workman, and he leaves a widow
and several children to mourn his
sad aud uptimely death.
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DEATH OF JoHN STUART MiLi.-
The Atlantic telegraph announces the
death Of this distinguished political
economist, liberaiseform aud philan-
thropical, on Friday last, at Ayignon,
France, from erysipeias, with which
be had been afflicted for some time,
The anderson Iatsll.genevannouneps
that "the bar rooms are closed indee.
initely," and, as q consequence, s.the
Jail has been without an occupant for
xix weeks, the taxes are all paid, and
it is reported that there is to be- no.
more Of that sort Of thing: the oopn-
ty officers are out of business, and
their occupations, like othello'h are
almost gono.H
DR.. VIM. II. AcGnffsy, Professor
of Moral Philosophy in the Uuiver.,
|sity Of Virginia, and widely known.
as the editor Of McGuffey's series Of
spoilers and readers, died an Sunday
last. 5000
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Wednesday, HAY II, 1873.

TERMs.-Three dollars year, in ao
40 subscriptions taken for shorter
time than six months. ,ol
Transient adv vertisenaents are charged
for at the rate OF ONE DOLLAR per lnch
smacs for the first insertion, and FIFTY
CESrs for each subsequent insertion.
liberal deduction from the above
-.tss ~ made to persons advertising by
the quarter or by the year.
ms- All obituary potiees and tributes
of respect are charged for at the usual
rates Of advertising.
Our Agents in Charleston.
The advertising agency of, Messrs.
WALKER, EVANS d COGSWELL4,
represented by ROSWELL 7. LOGAN,
Esu., is the only authorized agency sor
!. this paper in Charleston.
mr Messrs. GRIFFIN & HOFF-
MAN are our authorized agents Sor Bal
timore.
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THE STATE AUXILIARY JOINT
STocK COMPANY. - We are highly
gratifod to know that this company
have about finished their elegant
course, and arc now offering some
valuable premiums for blooded and
speed horses, to be competed for next
November, under the auspices of the
Agricultural and Mechanical Associa'
ton. Everything bids fair to make
the next me citing one of the grandest
ever held. The list will be published
soon.-Pheni9.
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MosELEY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT

MosELEY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
AND TooTHACHE ANoDYNE.-We
are indebted to our friend Mr..
Charles R. Moseley, Of the firm Of
McGhee l. Cason, Druggists of
Hodges, for a bottle of each of
these mixtures, with a request to
try them upon ourselves and friends
and report progress If favorable, or
else to hold onr peace. As we
have no ailments, rheumatic or
otherwise, we extend a cordial in
vitation to our friends to come and
be healed. We tender our services
without charge.
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Acc1DESr.-Mr. L. G, Ligop,

Acc1DEyr.-Mr. L. G, Ligop, OF
our Office, a skillfnl and wide-awake
typo, few days since whilst
operating our new Job Press, for
the entertainment of a friend, in
adverteptly placed his hand where
the paper ought to have been, and
received an impression which was
more distinct than pleasant. The
injury was painful one, and but
for the fact that the hand was open
and the form absent, would have
been very serious,
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FAeroRY OnaAN1zEp.-We omitted

FACTORY OnaASlzEp.-We omitted
to state in our last, that the Green
Vile Cotton Factory Company was
organized on the 30th ult., by the
election of the following officers: COL
II. P. Hammott, President; Il. Beat
tie, T. C. Gowor, james Birnic, Alex
McBee, Eli Gregg, of Marion, and T.
L. MoCaughrin, of Newberry Direct
ors. The shoal is opo Of the best IN
the county. The capital is to be
100000. They have about sso,oDC
in good subscription, The president
and directors are able, wise and ex'
pericnced men, and its prospect is
bright.
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Our IoR PREss,-During the
last week we have received supe-
rior Job Press from Charleston,
aud have now superior facilities
for getting out an excellent speci-
men of work in that line. Our
friends who may :, call, will find
something to satisfy them of the
the quality Of work which may be
done at a country office. We will
be pleased to receive orders for job
work, will attend to them prompt.
ly, and think we can guarantee
satisfaction, -
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r8s@ The Junior had the pleasu,

~ The Junior had the pleasure
on Monday afternoon in company
with Col. J, T. Robertson of our town,
and Mr.. John T. Lyon, of our vicin-
ity, Of inspecting The farm Of the lat
ter, and also the adjoining farm
which the Colonel oultivatcs in con.
nection with Mr., Dale Barksdale.
The farms were both in excellent cul-
tivation, and showed careful. and
SkiIlful husbandry. The wheat on
Mr.. Lyons farm was very promising
the oats on the other farm had
been injured by the cold-.-lbe stands
Of cotton were good.
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|minutest details it has not been ims
proved on by his successors which
replenished an exhausted Treasury,
raised, equipped, and maintained
armies, and secured victory to the
North. Since the war, as Chie1
Justice of the United States, he oc.
cupied q position of high public
trust, which, whilst it gave full ex.
ercise to his pre-eminent abilities
enabled him to act as the great
eonservator - re-announcing and
rc-establ;shing the great constitu'
tiopal principles which had been
unsettled by the war. In the prize
cases, in the currency questions, in
those relating to Presidential par,
dons, in the Utah case, and in
number Of others presenting ques'
tions of the highest national inter:
est. the clear judicial mind of the
Chief Justice announced the great
principles of constitutional law, and
sindicated their permanent author
ity. In failing health and bodily
prostration he maintained his men:
tai powers to the last, and may be
said to have diod in the harness,
In his death the country has lost
fearless and ipcorruptible servant.
and the South a true friend,
JOHN STUART MILL
was a profound thinker, and a vo-
luminous writer upon all the great
political, social, economical, and
philosopher! questions of the day,
A giant thinker, of liberal views
and advanced ideas, he had idepti-
fed himself with the cause Of
modern progress, and had proved
himself the friend of the working
man, and the temperate advocate
of: womap's rights, By his efforts
in aud out of Parliamentary. his
contributions to the Edinhurg and
Westminister Reviews, by works
and essays upon all the leading So
cial and philosophical questions of
the day, be had established his
claim tn be ranked among the most
eminent names of England.
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The GEORGETOWN PLANET is the
title of we'll edited and neatly
printed weekly, published at
Georgetown, by Jas. A. Bowley,
editor, and r. O. Bush, associate
editor. tits Republican in politics,
but seems to be liberal and Con-
servative. We welcome it into the
field OF journalism,
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nar The County Treasurer

pT The County Treasurer is
closing up his accounts for the past
year, and goes to Columbia next
Monday to make his report. His
aggregate collections, State, county,
and poll, make up a grand total of
Sl27,O96,57. Who will not say
that we are a rich people?
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AB The trial Of James NJ. AL
len, the defaulting Treasurer, is
progressing at !Greenville. Attor-
ney G eneral Melton is aiding in the
prosecution, and Treasurer Cardozo
is in attendance as a witness,
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HoT SUPPER AT GREENWOOD. -
The ladies of Greenwood propose
giving a Hot Supper on the Goth
inst, for the benefit of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. Greenwood
is one of the pleasant towns in the
up-country, and will doubtless
make the occasion very enjoyable
one. We commend the entertain
ment to the patronage of our
friends.
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SUNDAY LAST, in tho absence Of
the Rev. J. L. Martin, of the Pres
byterian Church, full congregations
attended the ministrations of the
Rev. VIM. T. Capers, of the Meth
odist, and Rev. E. r. Miles of the
Episcopal churches, afternoon and
night.
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RELIGIoUs.-Wo are requested
to state that from this time forth
morning services will commence in
Trinity Church at 1o3 A, NJ, at
afternoon services at 5 P, NJ.
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~ A new cotton factory is to be
established in Anderson county, with
In FIVE miles of the Pendleton Facto-
ry, and with water power enough to
drive 10000 spindles through the en-
tire year. The work is undertaken
by Mr.. VIM. Perry, the President of
the Pendleton Manufacturing Com.
pany. ,-
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SOUTH CAROLINA CHAIR IN WASH
1NGToN AND LEE UNIvERs1TY.-In
the list of gentlemen who contrib
uted each $3.50 to the endowment
of $4,000, we find the name
of our feIlow-citizen, Col. D. W,
Aiken.
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No. We see that Judge Pierre
pont of New Yoak has been ten
dered the Mission to Russia, made
vacant by the death of Judge Orr,
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ssP The Rev. j, L. Martin O.

~ The Rev: j, L, Martin o.
the Presbyterian church here left
last week to attend the meeting o1
the General Assembly, at Little
Rock, Arkansas, which comes of
this week. The other delegate
from here, the Hon. Thos. c. Per-
rim, ill not attend, his place being
supplied by the alternate.
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w Major S. L. Jones, a former
resident Of our town and we'll known
TO our people, paid a flying trip here
during the past week. Ho is in good
health and spirits. He resides pow in
Greeuville.
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Public Notice

HIS hereby given, that there is not q.
LICENSE LIQUOR SHOP in the
County, outside of incorporated towns.
W. p. MCKELLAK,
Chairman.
Office County Commissioners,
c. H., S. c., May IA, 73, ct &
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sa- Our townsman, Joel 8. Perrin,
ESQ, returned a few days since from
q pleasure trip TO Atlanta and other
points of interest, in 6no health and
spirits.
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s9- By late Act of the Legis-
Iature, the limit of liability for
Road duty is tyyJfue years, instead
of forty-fre years as before,
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The State of South Carolina

The State of South Carolina
ABBEvILLE COUNTY.
WDY virtue of an Execution directed
6 to me, by Robert r. Hemphiill
TRIAL Justice, l will sell Oh Saleday III
June next,
ONE BUGGY,
levied upon as the property of w. Fl.
Adamson, at the suit of Seal, Sign &
Robertson.
g3- Terms Cash.
JAS. 4. WRIGHT,
Constable.
May IA, 1879, SGT
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Hot Supper

THE Ladies of Greenwood wtlt
give a HOT SUPPER on the
goth Of May for the benefit OF the
NJ. E. Church. The public arc res
pectfully invited to attend.
May IA, 1873, Oft
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New Advertisements.


The following Is the list Of new adyer-
tisements:
Auction Sale->James A Wright.
Final Discharge u. G. Wos-
mansky.
School teacher wanted ~. y:
Trowbridge. -
To Arrive-Emponum Of FASH
ion.' :
One Buggy-James A. WrighsE
Constable.
Public Notice-W. P. McKellar.
Hot Supper Greenwood.
Sherif's Sale-L. P. Gufin..