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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-03-06
THE CLOSING SCENE.
Fun Among the Legislators.

= ul4 &1AtOA9 e<@S ~~~G~-~
On the day Of the adjournment,
while recess was taken, until the
Senate could announce its readiness
to yield up the ghost, the jolly, roll
licking Representatives INDUCED in
a multitude of FRANKS, cracking
Jokes, introducing fictitious bills and
squirting folly and fun at one anoth-
err, with condescension that we
had hardly presumed to think were
latent in the compositions of our Sc
rious and grave Lawmakers. Here
are samples:
Mr.. Turnbull offered the following
resolution which was adopted:
SACRED TO THE MEMORY or THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF 1874,
which departed this life in great ag-
ony on the night of Thursday, 10Th
instant, at II NJ. in great trouble as
to its future state, or in hopes of its
resurrection again by the people.
We are grieved TO say that it left
large and interesting family of con-
stituents pennilcss and upon the cold
charity of the world. We bespeak
for the family the earnest sympathy
of the philanthropist and political
economist. A large and select corps
of clerks, lobbyists, and bondholders,
mourn its untimely demise.
A large and respectable constit'
uency feel that its end is their eter-
nal gain.
Remember politician as you pass by
As you are now, so once WAS
As am now, 80 must you be,
Prepare for being beat, and follow me"
Resolved, That blank page Of the
journal of the House be inscribed to
the memory of our deceased friend,
and that copy of this inscription
be furnished to the Governor as the
only surviving friend of the people.
Mr.. Tut offered an amendment
that in honor of the occasion all the
bar-rooms in the city be closed for
the remainder of the night and the
bar-keepers wear Grape for thirty
days. Adopted.
Mr.. Mattox then retired from the
chair, and was succeeded by Mr..
Smith Of Bryan.
A motion was made to lay MIR.
Turnbull on the table.
Mr.. Hoge remarked that MIR. I.
having been under the table last
night, it was unfair to put him on
the table. Argument sound, and
m otion ruled out.
Resolved, That the Lyon of
Dougherty be requested to roar
three times before the final adjourn
ment of the House. Adopted.
Mr.. Twitty of Mitchell, was called
to the chair.
A message from the Senate was
received and read by Mr.. Hoge.
Mr.. Speaker-The Senate has
passed the following bills of the
House Of RepreseL tatives, to-wlt:
A bill to allow w. ID. Anderson
of the County of Cobb, to peddle
without license.
Also, bill to authorize his Excel
lency, the Governor, to farm out the
Members of the General Assembly
to Grant, Alexander & Co.
Re it enacted by the Senate and
Representatives, That the session be
extended until the year 1900, or so
long as there are funds in the State
Treasury. Provided, that the Hon.
Mr.. TurnbuIl of the State of Banks
shall not be allowed to speak for
more than twenty four hours at one
time.
Mr. Speaker Shewmake asked all
who opposed the bill to stand on their
heads.
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BY virtne of an order of the Honorable the
Court of Ordinary of Cobb County, will be sold
before abe Court House door in said County on
the first Tuesday in May next, Forty Acres OF
Lot of Land No. 1877, Same being the North
halt of the South half OF said Lot--also thirty
acres of Let No 19s-all in the Goth District
and 2nd section OF said County. and containing
in the aggregate 20 acres more or less. Sold
as the property of Harris G. jackson, late Of
said County, deceased for the benefit OF the
creditors of said deceased. Terms cash. This
March 3rd, 1874.
DAVID w. ORDIE. Executor.
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Georgia Cherokee County

William J. johnson having applied to me
for letters of Guardianship OF the person and
property Of Elizabeth Hawkins. This is there
fore to cite all persons concerned to show cause
if any they can why Letters of Guardianship
should not be granted to said applicant ON the
lst Monday in April 1874 Feb 14th 1874
w. r., d. MOSS, Orniuary.
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Administrators Sale.

On the frat Tuesday in May next viii be
sold before the Court House door, in Canton,
Cherokee County, Ga. between the legal hours
of sale Lot of Land No. o. 18th District End
section of originally Charokee, now Cherokee
county Sold by virtue Of an order of the court
of Ordinary, as the property of the Estate OF
Lazarus Atkinson. deceased Feb 9th, 1874.
f. L. MASON, Administrator.
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New Advertisements.
CArTTToN.
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by the un
dersgned, from March 23rd to II NJ, April 4th,
1874, for the erection Of a Brick Court House at
Canton, Cherokee County, Ca Bids may be
for Brick and Woodwork separately, or to in
clude both. Payments will be made in County
Bonds, non taxable running ten years. and
bearing eight per cent. interest, at 90 cents on
the dollar. The county is free from debt per-
fectIy solvent and its finances in prosperous
condition. Its Bonds, therefore, constitute a
safe and profitable investment. The right is
reserved to reject any or all bids. Plans and
Specifications may be seen from March 23rd,
until the day of letting at the Office of the I'M
dersigned, Canton, and at the Office of VIM. r.
Hunt, Engineer and Architect, Marietta, Ga.
w RID. MOSS,
Ord'y. Cher. Co.
mar6.-1m.
Atlanta Constitution will copy three times
and forward bill to
WRD. MOSS.
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Wild Land Tax Notice,

All persons who have failed to paw the Wild
Land Tax, given in to me for the year 1873,
are hereby notified to come forward and pay
the same to me Immediately as | must settle
with the Comptroller General in the next 80
days. March 4th, 1874.
II. N. HAMMETT. Ord'y.
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Georgia. Cherokee County

Whereas, George W. Hunnicutt, Admins
TRAITOR of Jesse Hunnicutt. represents to tho
Court in his petition duly filed and entered on
record that he has fully administered Jesse
Hunnicntt's Estate This is therefore to cite
all pereons concerned, kindred and creditors.
to show cause if any they can, why said Admin
istration should not be discharged from his ad-
ministration and receive letters of dismission on
the LIST Monday in April 1874.
w. r. D. MOSS, Ord'y.
printers fee So
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Assignee in Bankruptcy.

In the Discount Court of the United States for
the Northern District of Georgia, in the matter
of William NJ. Howell bankrupt in Bankrupt
cy. This is 10 give notice. once a week for
three weeks, that have been appointed Assign
ee of the estate of WIN. H. Howell of Milton
County, Ga, who has been adiudged Bank.
rupt upon his own petition by the District Court
for said District. Feb. 9th, 1874.
C. A. WATKINS, Assignee.
feb.13-3w. Alpbaretta, Ga.
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Genreia Cherokee County :

james Mcconnell having applied to me for
letters of Guardianship of the person and
property of Willie Reeves, james Mcconnell
and Virgil Mcconnell, this is therefore TO cite
all persons concerned to show cause if any
they can why letters of Guardianship should
not he granted 10 said applicant on the first
Monday in April. 1874. This Feb, 18th, 1874.
w. X. ID. MOSS Ordinary.
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Notice.

have succeeded after some difficulty in pro-
curing some pure vaccine virus. As there is
more or less Small Pox continually prevalent
through the country, it ia highly important
that persons should be protected by eftcien,
vaccination.
GEO. w. CLELAND, NJ. D.
Marietta Feb Q0th 1874,
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NOTICE.

Thirty days after date application will be
made to the Court OF Ordinary of Cobb county
for leave to sell the undivided interest of Wade
F CHM minor in lot of land No. 6, in the Goth
district and I'd section Of cobb county. This
February Sd, 1874.
Mary D. Moon, Guardian.
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Georgia Chreokee County I:

Georgia Cherokee County
Whereas. o. w. Putnam, Administrator of
Larkin Whitmire, Elijah Deaton and Hamilton
Morgans Estates, represents to the Court, in
his petitions duty filed and entered on record,
that he has fully administered said Estates,
This is therefore, to cite all persons concern
ed, kindred and creditors, to sho " cause, if any
they can why said Administrator should not be
discharged from his administration of said Es-
tates, and receive letters of dismission, on the
first Monday in May next
w. r. d. Moss, Ordinary.
printers Fee S300)
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Notice to Debtors and Creditors.

ALL persons having claims against the es-
tate OF N B. Green, late OF Cobb county, de-
ceased. will present them as the law directs,
and all persons indebted to said estate will
come forward and make immediate payment.
Feb. 14th, 1874.
CIuTILDA GREEN. Admr,x.
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GEORGIA CHERoKEE COUNTY :

To sill whom il may concern: Thirty days
after date application viii be made to thesCouri
of Ordinary Of said county, :far leave 10 sell
the real estate Of Allen Bradley. late Of said
county deceased March 3D.. ls74
THoS. E. MOORE. Admir-.
printers Fee $3)
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NOTICE.

Thirty days after date application will be
made to the Ordinary Of Cobb County for leave
10 sell the real Estate of N. b. Green. late of
said County, deceased. This March I'd, 1874.
CLoTILDA GREEN. Admrfx.
March 9th. 1874. PRIMERS fee So
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Georgia Cherokee County :

JOSIAH c. HALY, duplication to establish
VS.. Lost Deed in Pickens
ANDERSON DOVER. \Superior Court, Septem
Der Term, 1873:
IT appearing to the Court that the defend
ant resides without the limits Of the State of
Georgia. 1t is therefore on motion OF counsel
for plaintiff ordered by the Court that defend
ant show cause on or by the first day of the
next Term of this Court if any he has, why a
copy should not be established in lieu Of said
lost original. and this rule be published once
month for three months, before the next term
of this Court, in the Marietta journal
N. B. KNIGHT, j. S. C.
A true extract from the minutes, January
18th. 1874
GLENN COWART, C. S. C.
(PrinterIs tee $6.)
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REMOVAL.
j. A. GARRISON,
Cherokee Street.
FAMILY GROCERIES

AND PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS,
ALSO A BEEF MARKET-FREsH MEATs
of ali kinds constantly and neatly kept
SOLD at prices that viii salt those thar buy.
- Country Produce taken in Exchange for
Goods. We sell rery ler for cash.
IA. GARRISON.
MArissIs, De- 2d, ls72-sf.
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COBB SHERIFFs SALES.

~ILL be sold before the Court House
w door in the city OF Marietta, Cobb Coun-
tv Ga nm the
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Executors Sale.

printers fee So
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GEORGIA NEWS.

Quitman claims to have fewer
drunkards than any other town in
the State.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-18
Jacksonville, Ind.
TEMPERANCE UNIONS.

TEMPERANCE UNIONS.
JEFfER'osyILLE, February II. - Tho
ladies temperance uuion mado u flank
movement on the non-union element this
morning by quietly assembling st the
Presbyterian church, to the number Of
seventy, whcrc ali reporters and persons,
not members Of the union, we're excluded
After these secret preliminary arrange
meGts were effected aud they marched to
tohnson's saloon in the eastern part OF
the city, who net them kindly but posi-
lively refused to sign The pledge. Several
hymns were sung and prayers were Of
forcd up that bedimmed many eyes.
Fro II this point they moved down 10
Leonard Carts saloon on CheAtDu. street.
Here the doors were closed and dovo-
tionsl exercises were held on the sidewalk
aud street. BY this time tho crowd had
increased to several hundred. At this
hour, o'clock, services are being held
in the street in front Of Caspsr Lansman 9
saloon, which ia closed. The movemen I
so lar to-day has been exceedingly quiet
and orderly The boisterous manner
shown by tho bummors yesterday seems
to have subsidized. AS yet no ehec. hss
been produced upon any of the saloon
propriotors.
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ebeioW hiSh WAFER marx.
EDWIN BooTH,
Observer Sig. Ser. u. 5. A
NEW OsLEAN, February l7.-Arrived
Belle Memphis. There no departures
to-day. Wssther cloudy and pleasant.
LKrrL Rock, February tI7.-Mardi
Gras WAS celebrated here to-day on small
scale. Weather cloudy and rainy. River
falling with G feet 0 inchos by gauge.
Arrived-Nashvillo, Memphis.
NASHVILLE, February l7.--River still
rising, Is feet inches on shoals. The
weather 10 rainy and cold. Arrived-Ed-
dyvillo, Upper Cumberland. Departed
Ella Hughes. Upper Cumberland.
CIScISSAri, February i7.-rRiver 20
feet and rising. Arrived-Andy Baum,
Memphis Charner, Evansville; Junista
Pitt,burg; Fearless, Pittsburg. Departed
--Minneols, Memphis; shannon, Now
0rieansi u II Hudson, Wheeling.
LOUISVILLE, yobrusry l7.--Rivsr r,s.
ing slowly with 10 feet 6 inches in the
canal, feet 6 inches In the chute.
Weather windy and cold. Arrived
Andy Baum, Memphis. Depsrtcd-Nick
Longworth, Andy Baum, Cincinnati. The
Longworth came up over the falls Men
day night with difficulty.
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Omaha.
NHar R.aW -

OMAHA, Neb., February H. be
report teiegrapcd yesterday abou. the In.
diane having attacked tho settler. Of Rod
Willow, Nebraska, proves to DO untrue
Con. Ord received telegram to-day from
TT. McPherson which says the mail car.
rier has just arrived from Red Willow,
end reports that there 10 no alarm there,
and that no sttscl, has been made Be-
fore receiving this news. a company of
cavalry had been ordered out in that d.
rection. A carrier has been sont TO recall
them. News to-day from tho vicinity Of
IT, Laramie 10 megre, in dictate the hostili-
ties ia tiio vicinity Of He'd Cloud anu
Spotted Tail agencies are not imminent.
Mr.. Connolly, in charge of this
agency and supply trains, WAS
killed on the 18th, in an attack
made near the Platte river. Frontier.
men con tin no to como In with their fsmi-
lies, fooling unsafe. Arrivals from Red
Willow up to yerterdsy morning say no
Indians have been seen and no alarm
whatever. Week before last tho Indians
robbed camp beyond tho head Of
Frenchman's creek. The hunters follow
ed tbom up and recapturod part of the
property.
McWa.ers and Crooked who killed a
German named Ron, at Nebraska City a
a few days ago, have been captured, and
are now in Jail at Hamburg, Mo. A party
of thoir friends tried TO release them last
night but were driven off by tho sheriff.
posse.
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MARKET REPORT,

EVANSVILLE, February Whoathor
cloudy and cold with driving snow storm
this afternoon; mercury 81 to So degrees.
River rised inches. Up--Silvsrthorn,
Arkansas Belle, Fayette, Red Cloud, Ben
franklin. Down-Mary Amont, Taras.
con, Exporter, Quioksicp.
CHICAGO, February I7.-Flour dull,
nothing doing. Wheat dull and unset
tied, No spring lst, 1874; No3l 10;
No spring let cash; / l73 March. Corn
dull, unsettled and lower, No 2 mixed
54I@66 cash; 65s March. Oats fair de-
msnd, lower rates, No 2 Az cash; 4li
March. Rye scarce and arm, No 2 fresh
si@Si.. Barley dull and unsettled, No
! 1901 80; No nominal l 63G9l 65.
Pork dull aud lower IA Is cssh or March;
10 35Hl5 40 April. Lard dull and
lower $! each or March; y April. Bulk
meats steady, shoulders 81; 5 RI, both
packed y U u loose; 5 x April loose
s.lo. WHISKY dull and nominal, IS bid;
90 asked.
CtNcIaSATI, February l7.-Flour very
dull. Whest dull and lower ut ! AOts,
AZ. Corn dull and q shade lower at 90
@6l. Oats quiet and steady a. 1868.
Rye dull and dropping No2, l 0I@l o.,
Barley frm for the best grades, No 2 fall
! s0@l IS. Linseed oil steady At l O5.
Lard oil firm 50 Eggs steady q. H..
Butter steady. Cheese firm. Pork quiet
at Is. Lard quiet, steam 81; kettle 9G901
Bulk meats quiet and steady. Shoulders
81; cloar rib 74@7s; clear 7.@77. Hogs
dull. 20 choice offering light grades 5C1.
25i heavy 1906 90. Receipts 800;
shipments l.lSs. Whisky firm At 70.
ST. Louis, February l7.-Hemp dull
and unchanged. Flour unsteady demand
for light grades 9o9e 90; fau,il brands
dull ond weak. Whent dull and heavy
and generally lomer; No .pring lsCa,
10; soft 22@9l %; 40 bid for No 3
red fall No Il 6G@l 81. Corn dull /;
No mixed offered cash regular 59g59I
for February; March 6o}. Oats dull and
lower; No 2 mixed 45lG46. Barley
steady and firm; Iowa spring TO- north
ern ! s0@l IS. Rye steady at 81. Pork
easier for buyers at l6@l5,i dry sal,
meats dull loose country shoulders 81;
clear sides x; hams 8; loose city shout
ders o.; clcsr rib a; clear 8; packed lots
one-eighth higher. Bacon dull; shout
ders 6j(97; clear rib 81; clear st6o.
Lard duh at 81. Whisky steady 0e.
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San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, February l7.-Tho
Steamer City of Melbourne bring.
particulars OF the death OF the Hawaiian
king, Lunali,o, on the third mat. IIis do
mise has been expected for several DAYS.
Tho members of tho cabinet ordered a
meeting Of the legislative assembly for
tho l2.h OF Februsry 20 consider the con.
dition Of affairs. AT a mass meeting on
the 18th the people at Kawshiss declared
In favor Of David Ksllskia as the kings
successor Queen Kmns, widow of IL IA.
charks, 10 also named as the successor,
and there will probably be ,svnre con f.
test In the legislature over toe succession.
The U 3. Steamer TuscnrorA has laf,
ut observation-disclosures She proceeded i'm.
msdisleiy, pounding for Chins aud Japan
oabies-news from sydney. not important.
Ling Lnpslito died Februsry 81 OF "A
bronciAl dissass, sgsd thirty-nine yserf.
Steamer Tuscsrora brings the news.
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Evansville. Ind.

EVANSVILLE, February II. - Msrdi
Gras was celebrated by q procession Ct
about one thousand masks and the street,
were thronged all along the line, which
was several miles long. The masks were
almost ali Of . comic character, q moder-
ate proportion being elaborate. Three
brass bands furnished the music. Nc
disturbance occurred during the process
sion. King Comus was represented by a
large pork packer. About five thousa n
strangers were in the city.
Tho st. George hotel was opened this
eve by most brilliant banquet and ball
About 300 guests were present, a large
number of them vera distinguished men
OF Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky.
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st. Louis.

Sr. LOUIS, February 1.-THE robbers
OF the Adams express agent 1t Granny
City few nights ago have been discov-
cred and the monsy recovered. No PROF.
ecution will follow
Chss. Garter (colored), raped an old
German woman named Hahisrs near 81.
Charles, Missouri, Saturday evening last,
WAS arrested yesterday and after confess.
ing the crime a desperate attempt was
inside to lynch him by citizens, but tho
officers finally lodged him in Jail.
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Lodoh, England,

LONDON, February l7.--Dr. Bake, an
Fpgli-h traveller, reports that he has dis
covered the true Mt. Sinai. II IL situated
one days journey northeast OF tho village
OF Aksba, Arabia, at an elevation Of g.
009 feet above the level OF the .ea Or.
Beke cave ha found the remains Of ami
male that had been sacrificed. lie also
discovered .inaistic Inscription, which
he copied
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Sing Sing, n. Y.


SING SiSo, February 1.-THE Are hero
this morning broke out in Olive Hall, and
before IL was got under control destroyed
twenty-six places Of bushes, principally
on Main, Spring and Leonard streets and
Central avenue. Most of the buildings
were of wood. Olive hsll was a new brick
structure four stories high. The fl % orig
mated from the heator in Olivo hall. Loss
$4,000. Insurance S7,700.
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Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, February l7.--For Low
er Lake region, Ohio Valley, Middle At
lsniic and South Atlantic states, falling
barometer, Southeast to Northeast wind
cloudy and rain or snow.
For Upper Lakes and Northwsst, rap
idly falling barometer, southerly and east.
erly winds and partly cloudy weather and
possibly light RAIN or snow.
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CleXeland.

CLEAvLAND, o., February 1.-THE
Herald special from Sandnsky, says in the
case OF tho Cincinnati, Sandusky and
Cleveland railroad CON pAny ,sgainst ltush
X. Sloane, the defendant failed to apper
and bis bond, $4,000, was declared for
heted. The excitement In regard to this
matter IA very great.
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Richmond.

RicnMoSD, February 17.--Pago Nc
Carly, recently convicted Of duelling, was
to day psrdonsi by Governor Kemper.
The pardon SGT forth that the sole ground
upon which executive clemency IL extend
ed 10, that physicians certify further con-
fnement will DO falsl TO MeCarty.
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Berlin.

BERLIN, February IA. the request
OF the Americans residing hire, Rev. J.
J.. Thompson Is to deliver q lecture de-
scriptive Of the late anti-cstholic meeting
in ST. James Hall, London. He will also
repeat his speech delivered on that occA-
sion
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-18

FarDsnIck, M, February l7.--.An
engine boiler at the Catarlsn furnace,
Frederick county, exploded this morning
killing three negroes and wouDding three
otheft, one moral.
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RIVER NEWS.

O!lice oil Observation, Signal Service Y. =.
army. Daily report of the stage Of water,
with the changes for the ~ hours ending
8 O'clock Il. IN. February IL. 1874.
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MIACELLAN EOUA.
DIR. w. BLAUW
GERMAN PHYSICIAN.
Buders Block up .tairs) corner s.h Street
and Washington Avenue.
s6-3itf CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
THE SOUTHERN HOIEL.

MRS. 4. N. CAFFNET
Takes pleasure IN announcing TO the pub
lie that she has taken possession of this,
popular and convenient hotel on the Ohid
Lsvee, and that she has REFUEsIsHED
and RENOVATED it in many respects, and
10 now prepared to ccomrno date the pub.
lie with good fare, good rooms, good beds
and everything necessary 70, and usually
found In frst-class establishment
Thankful tor past patronage, she hopes 10
merit its continuance.
1Ac Day bosrders received At ressons-
erstef. 52-l -2O-l N
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fBel0w high water marx.
EDWIN BOOTH,
Observer Sig. Ser. u. 5. A