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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-23
WADE AND ROBERTS.
Their Examination and Acquittai,

The following i, the evidence in the
case brought By the people of the state of
Illinois against Jane, VI. Wade and John
X. Roberts, charged with the murder OF
John DcIany:
John Foster, the first witness examined
on the side of the prosecution, was sworn,
and testified a. follows: Have been ac-
quaintcd with the defendants about three
year.; was acquainted with the de-
ceased knew him about twelve years;
the deceased was at John ;. Rifles the
most of January, 1875. who reside, about
one half nj fro II my house; the last
time | saw Ii IN, alive, Wa, the last Jan
uary or the tirs OF February; 1--we about
three mics be Ow q bose Island and SIX
teen miles above Cairo he had been al
Cairo 10 look Tor a job; never saw him at
WLdc's wa ,c brought the body OF the
deceased to my house about the first OF
February ThomI- Eli, and wife were
with Wa H. wncn he was brought there,
aud was out at work. Ii WAS near sun
bONll NH'll HiSt saw th'h'' W
a little before or after sum
down | have had conversation with buth
| the defendants. Mr.. Robert, came down
and told me that John Drmny va, dead,
| hun, and he said thai he had some kind
of choking IN the throat that is VII 1t he
| told me he died with. lie told me about
his coming over to Mr.. Wade's the day
that lac died; that Mr.. Wade's wife told
him that John ID. was in the room very
sick. lie said she went to the room door
and saw that he was choking and could
not speak to him. lie said he then went
to the door and called Mr.. Wade where
he was out at work; and that he then
went back TO the room again and spoke
to him Delany) and asked him how he
felt and he said he felt very badly, or
something to that amount. He said chat
he then commenced choking again. and
died, and that those We're the last words
Delany spoke. He told mt that he had
come up to get me to get some lumber to
make Il collin for him. told him Mr.
Delany was nothing to me, but that
had some plank there that he could have
to make u box for him. He said he haC
no way of getting the plank down. and
told him If he would stay till morning
he could have my wagon to take th'
plank down. 1t was very cold night
He stayed all night and next morning h
took my wagon and one q
my horses anu took the planl
down. lie was riding one of Wade
, horses and he put 1t in with my horse; h
I got ready to start, and said to me to hay
u the grave dug and let Deanys step
mother and other of his folks kno,
about 1t, and told him would; he sal
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-23

not seriously until very recently. The
stains were bloody froth, and we're over
his nose and on the sheet that lay over
him and had run down the side Of his
face.
Louis Jones sworn know nothing
about the death of Delany, H. came over
for me to help lay him out; went and
assisted him aud laid him ont; saw no
bruises on him.
John II. Davis sworn for people:-R.
came up Ito my mother-in-law's) the even
ing after the morning the young man
died. on his way up to Fosters TO get
him to make collin; X. said he had come
from Cairo the night before; that Wade
was out attending to something about
iceding;t when he called him to
the house to see Delany.
r.. came between
3 and o'clock; il is little over one mil,
from Wade's to where Robert, came to
m; my hearingis not the best--just toll
erably good.
Thomas Clark (coloredD sworn :--Ilav,
known W. and X. four years; knew ID
about one year; helped put ID. in coffin
Il. came after me at Crotten's to help pu
him In coffin; saw no wounds on Delany
everything natural; saw nothing wrong
with the body. except he bled little al
the nose; irothy blood.
Cross-cxamined:--Wa not looking fol
bruises; was not expecting any.
The testimony of Wade aud Robert,
was not taken down. but their statement
cOrrespondrd with those of Foster. Hun
sackrr, Ellis and Others in every substan
tial particular, and the prisoners were al
lowed 10 depart.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-23
Local Weather Report.
Select lieNsiings.

Mrs. T.. NJ. Watt of New York CITY,
whose reputation n reader is we'll
known in Kentucky, Indiana and por-
tons of Illinois, will read tonight in the
Presbyterian church. Mrs. Watt has re-
ccivcd the most favorable notices by the
press In cctirs in which she has APP
pcarcd. aud has always drawn large aud
apprcciatiyc audiences. We give below
the programme which Mr.. Watt will
follow. From an exchange W. make the
following extract in regard to Mr.. WATTS
qualifications:
Mrs T.. VI Watt. Of New York city.
read Oh Monday evening Ia the Pr,-by-
terrain church. 10 an apprcciatiye audience.
Her -olrction. were very fine. aud her
rendering Of them showed her possessed
OF elocutiOuary talent OF rare character.
Mr.. Watt ha~ spent several years ia the
study of oratOry under tie direction of
the most eminent professors. whOcudur.e
hrra, Il very beautiful and eloquent
reader. and possessing all the qudlltica-
tiuus requisite To appearing Ice
fore the public. She j. high
is educated aud accomplished.
and her face and figure somewhat inclined
to embOinpOini. aud very handsome when
she 4, standing erect, aud reading. the
soul OF the woman mounting into her
face a. -hc reads"
Mr.. Watts young daughter. Lulu.
viii add to ihc attractions OF the enter
uumcut by singing several songs. To
which she will play an accompaniment
on the guitar. Admission - cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Joe RoLeker is now in full control OF
he Washington bakery. snd having harm
ID the wants OF the pubic, IL prepared /
sui ply on call al demands for French loaf,
Bottom, Brown and Graham bread, ami
cV' rything Else ordinarily found in tir-t-
c,s.,b,k ~. lie maintains = fu stock OF
coniectlonrr'es, and can. AZ well - any
other dealer in the city, ill all orders IN
tnat line, cakes baked, 'ro,ted or orna.
mented on short notice. Specia lattention
given 10 the orIeTs Of wedding or picnic
Iartlph. N-l2-tI
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HInckStniIh Nhnp.

The old .tand on : Ath STREET, between
Conn r-iu av nue. an o. lie ee, is al
WIS e,dy H. d. az, nd of work in tn
blark.m,tl I'm. m kin IN rep .iring Wac
ons Hussie. and Drn,. E,prcia attention
given C., nor. -.hp-ins. "a, make my own
sh I IAN make thm h ayy or light,
ju ia. y1u de- ire, Tor You AL kuow that the
nome m ode shoes are the bet. al roun'-
ami am III to Z yc you 'a,i'ac'ion,
1|.3-l4-lm FRED. lluiuEINZ.
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Nntire of RcmONnI.

Srhicht Il Urich have removed their
clemic do NJ AID olearing esta'-
H,hm-rt from the corner Of II htn nd
Comm ri TO Washington Avenue.
between vi m and Tenth streets. Tomeet
the Nsnr- ofrhrir m ny Gust mers they
heye ordered and h Ne Just rec lived from
+ pc , Ia &c lot OF the finest dye stuf.,
ard are now rra'y to attend TO any orders
in heir hne. 3j-3 g.lm.
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whence rhis Great Commotion

the country through, among the Alcuh lie
Bi ter mongers? They sttni gnast Al a.
innoyst on on their privilege of makpg
druuku lis ~ the sick \ ompe 1t ha
cone into the lirl with which they cannot
content. Ds. j WALREHs CALIFORNIA
VINsGNR HITTeRs, the und fl ed essence
OF the most efiicarious 'oge able tonic' and
alter tiy 5 in tn W I'd, is driving all the
$ lib IRA nos runs If Kin; Alcr oil t. the
WI There is n disease, internal or ex-
tern Al, in which 1t is not ben ticially admin
istered 3-lT-d 4 w-4w.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-23
SotI,e of Removal.

TIE well known barber shop, corner
f. ghth and Z Numerical, re'id,d oy r ry
the popula srtst, orSe II inhnu'e' has
remoy, d one or north on ommrrc a. ~
the G aud en- raj Hotel. The new shop j.
Ia ge an comm dious, and those snug
for any hing artistic II the way Of f'shi IL
sbl hair cutting, smooth shave, ct will
do well t. call at the Grand Central Barber
shop. II 3-i3-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-23

Tho above saloon, corner Of Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, is fixed ~ in
& cd style-ary and comfortable. Every
sunday morning you W Il fnd spread No.
In ch auda glass of Milwaukee lager.
beer, which "a It be heat, and there Is not
any oh ngc. Bchind d c Bar you will lind
tne l. ~ kind # Liquors aud Cigars, and
my desire tn give every one Of my custo-
mers who patronize me, satisfaction,
Call round FRED. HoFuKINz
T:i.3.li- I'M.
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PHOENIX HAIR DRESSING SALOON
Illinois Central Railroad.


The holder If thi- pass /. nt'tlc to one
drst- las passage 10 Gag and re urn ON
hose ack o. on foot, providing lie gets his
hair CIT by r. + ,obp'd Eighth str Ell, be
tween Commercial nj Washington ave
nue.. Ticket oti,e At r. IbeoDoid's barber
ship, CAIRO Illinois. l.-39,tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-23

HHPFy NtIItT lot NOUhK Wen from the
effects of Errors and Abuses In sirly life Man
hood restored. Impediments to Marriage re-
moved. New method of treatment New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, 4l9N Ninth street, Philade-
phia, Pa An Institution having high rcputa-
ton for honorable conduct and professional
skill. lJO-l-l5-dSwJm
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Piano nnd Organ Tuning.

NJ, NJ. kulue les res us to LAY I'll ~ he i
ready ,or eel ri rs tor III no AID or.
gan tunng, and rcpa ring mus cal isrru
me T.. orders may be let at the COZ ner
Thirtc, nth and Waln't streets. o. y. 80.
80 G6i, and will receive prompt at nt.on
Oh Il IA,
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LOCAL NOTICES..


The Parish >chopi wa o,rncd on Mon
day. NJ rch Is But pup i will he re-
c,iycd ~ az tine, on he conditions.
already published. The services OF Pro-
fe sur trck hay been secured for in.truc.
Il in ia q rmtn language. For thi' IN
ext ch rge vii b mu'c. Pu j. wishing
To udy German ony. WI come to the
scnoul 4 o'c och p. IN.
wH.H.ts LBEHT, Rector.
9la9.im
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-23

George LI,in,r orner Of 70 m" cnth and
Washing on avenue. will Il, n'sh he eai'' r.
.,cry day 10 IA pltron. No. iunch. be-
.vccn the hour. of ten aud twelve DEL ck.
r'rc-h Milwaukee beer and fragrant llAvana
.i.ar. TO bee had at his ,r at all times.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-23

Al the y " Harness aud saddle shop
No 10 Ommorcisl Avenue, t'ld Auction
u use gu an bu, all you want, from q
iue llaoDes. own to hame strap, a.
cheap a. at any o'ncr roin. No use n " Of
soi 10 -. LOUIS or my otter place for
< DDS IA our line. Call a. d &c Us.
IC-3.23 w. l.. II. ANN & Co.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-23

Buy your Field ana Garden Seeds at New
York Store. Tim,thy and Clover Seed, On
ion seta, Early Rose Seed Potatoes, Oats
Sweet Corn, Hungarian Seed, Russell 10
tatoes, Peas by the quart, Red Top, Cast
and steel plows, Plow Harness &c.; .iul
lines and prices guarantee low.
8'3.l9.l0t. CHAs. O.PATIkR & co.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-23
RIVER NEWS.
Port List.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer City of VickSburg, st. Louis.
Great Republic. 81. Louis.
Andy Baum. Cincinnati.
g Cherokee, Cincinnati.
" st. Joseph, st. Louis.
Chas. W. Mead. PitlsburG.
- Peytona and tow, New Orleans.
- Grand Tower, Memphis.
- Joe Kinney, Vicksburg.
Hickory, Mound City.
- kanawha aud bargrs, Ohio.
Arlington, Memphis.
Capitol City. Nicksburg.
DEPARTED.
Steamer City Of Nicksburg, Vicksburg.
Great Republic, New Orleans.
Andy Baum, Memphis.
Cherokee, New Orleans.
81. Joseph, Memphis.
Chas. W. Mead, st. Louis.
Peytona and tow, Louisville.
Grand Tower, ST. Louis.
Joe Kinney, 81. Louis.
Hickory. ~. Louis.
Arlington, Cincinnati.
Capitol City, 81. Louis.
" John y. MacOmb, 81. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-23

Two or three Gentlemen can he accom-
m Hdi.cd lii d,y b"ard. I'use On Wal
NIT. bciwceo : y,nth und tisuh b. Apply
al thi. Office aO-3.3-0t.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-23

Mr.. =. Fitzgerald has just received and
aas on sale at his sales room q large stock
II English ale. porter, iIenncssy brandy
and wines. and liquor. of all linds which
b. will dispose of at reasonable rice..
2.u-y.yJ.U
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wanted.

Fiuy to seventy five 'llhr- per month
Agent. wanted everywhere. Teachers, IA.
dies, nt.. to-. e,c. No capt. i or out
Jay required. send ~ cent? tor postage on
outfit. 10 ~. {. WEICH"AN,
Il irwin station. Union County, ohio.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-23
Bleaching aud Trimming.

Mrs. m williamson wi hes to announce
10 the public ami her old patrons that she
is prepared to bleach, press and shape hats
in the very latest style, nj the low price OF
70 cents each. Her per.onal attention will
he wen TO trimming hats and bonneis.
Price - to 80 cent, Residence on Wash
ingt"n avenue. between Eighth and Ninth
streets. Any young lady desiring to learn
the business may apply TO me.
3- SGT Mrs. SAM WILLIAMSON.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-23

RIVER, BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
The river has commenced to decline
here, and in the twcnty-tours ending at 3
p. IN. yesterday the tall was one inch,
The Mississippi continues falling at st.
Louis. with nine feet of water in the
channel below to this city.
business on the leycc was active yes
terday, and all of the boats added here.
Weather clear and pleasant.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-23

Splendid line of Spring Prints, now open.
Also iull line &c Ladies and Gents shoes,
at Eastern prices, DO h at wholesale and
retail at NEW York STORE.
| 2-iQ-Int
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NniiiIaIinrIcs.

Gool single room- on he up er hoor 81,
the saint Charles can ne had, vi Il board,
al the very .ow rate # 90 per month
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Positive Cure For Rheumatism

for sale at the drug store OF NJ. J. NcGsuley.
between Ii hte-n,h and Nineteenth street.
IN Commercial avenue. ais
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-23
CAIRO MARkET...Wh0LESALE.

Corrected Daily by L. M stesrns, csmmissien
merchant. secretary Of the esiro board o.
Trade at.
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TwO.Iuorsc Wagon For Sale.
Inst Recciytu.

A new wagon Tor sale at a bargain. A
ply at the BULLETIN couuting-room. II
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-23
CHICKENS.

The demand for chickens has been so
lively that no trouble was experienced in
obtaining high rates for all that were Of
frred. Offerings were all taken, leaving
the market bare and prices stiff. Sales
were coops choice mixed SO 80; coops
choice hens 50 50S3 20; 200 choice mixed
S3d3 30.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-26
me Late ehas. +. srarri..

lN
The Charlotte Observer of Monday has
the following to say Of tie late Editor Of
tire State Agricultural Journal: II
"A thrill Of surprise and regret ran
through this community when the news
spread over the city on Sunday that this
geutlemall had died In Wilmington on
Saturday night. He was well known Ia
Charlotte and had hundreds Of friends
here, forfew men are better calculated TO
make friends II genius genialjty. generos-
yand score Of other good qualities and
fine impulses are worth anything as pas
sports to mems heart. May the clods Of
the valleys rest lightly upon the bosom Of
this brilliant son Of Carolina. this genial
companion, this open-hearted, open han
ded, true and trusted friend OF ours.
MIR. Harris remains arrived In this city
last evening ON The Wilmington train,
and were met at tile depot by a delegation
Of the Masonic fraternity and menihersof
the city press, and by them transferred
across the city TO tine North Carolina train,
which carried them to Concord, the late
home of the deceased, where they will be
inferred to-day.
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Assshsr Aeelass. :, ehrr,s....

20 Thursday nIornlny, while The
Raleigh artillery was firing salute, the
aane gun that bisw aWfhe hKnsls n Wiley
Williams. again exploded prcmatureiy,
blowing of the right arm, Of a young man
named bingham AZ The shoulder. Both Of
there young men were useful mechanics,
and they are rendred useless for life. The
gun Is said 70 BE- honcy-combed, and there
l. much exciiemenf In the company that
worthless guns should have been given
them. It's quite likely however. that
oarelessncss OF inaxperenco bad much 10
DO sIlh The accidents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-26

Railroad Accident. THE special train
on the Piedmont Air line on Friday even
ing having on board the Richmond mili-
tafy companies and other visitors 70 the
Charlotte Centennial, ran off the track
about miles north Of South Boston, at 9
O'Clock, p. NJ. Three Of the soldiers we're
slightly hurt, and several were consi,lea-
bly, bruised, though none were seriously
injured. Tnetr was got on the track
aud started for Richmond att A. ". satur-
day morning. We were unable 90 learn the
cause OF the accident or the names VI the
injured persons. -Danyille News.
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what country Papers DO.


An exchange combatswith considerable
yigor The arguments that the city weeklies
are cheaper that the country papers, be-
cause they give more columns Of reading
matter for the money. Do the city papers.
II asks ever give you any home news
Never. DO they ever say anything 10 re-
gard 20 your own county? Nothing. Do
they contain notices Of schools, churches,
meetings, improvements, and hundreds
ofolher nIattersof interest, which your
country paper publishes without pay Not
an item. Do they ever say word cai-
culated to draw attention to your country
and its numerous thriving towns, and aid
Ia their progress and enterprise
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Notwithstanding The concurrent cele-
bEstion 81 Charlotte which drew of %
many 10 IL. the Convention az Newbern
was well attended. About 10 ofthe cler-
gy were present, and u full lay delegation
Nothing beyond the ron sine business 81
che body was Transacted. The Bishops
report show that dnrlpg the year, there
were 5is Combinations Of whom 23i were
by Bishop Lyman. The pfcsent number
" Clergy 10 The Diocese Il 81.
Thciuext annual Convention VIII be In
HlIlsbo1n. tl D4Ntt
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The Toisnoi Transcript says: II there
Is anything Ia the world thatmakesa man
feel humble-feel like he wants to pray
that be wants 70 ask special blessing sent
down from above, Il is to sitin Church
beside fellow who chews aud expector>
ates over the fioar. In every direction. and
then carelessly knocks your delicate cream
co.ored new spring hat OF tile bench, and
allows it TO perambulate around until Il
resembles dye mans Try rag. II makes
n mans whole system Itch with religious
excitcmenk
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STATE NEWS.

The crops IN Arson are looking very
tine. The cotton II coming up beautifully
Fruit killed.
The authorities Of the II. 4 D. 4. r. are
building wood shed at the depot, III
Greensboro.
The statesynr american rla'--- - have
the frame Of the printing press on which
tie MeckIenburg Declara:ion was printed
In 1TT5.
TIE store-Housc Of Peter i. Sellers, n
Company Shops, was entirely consumed
by Are on the svth % April
The sword ~ " Capt Black Bin Alex
ander,u of Revolutionary fame, hangs 10
The Library of Davidson College.
says the Charlotte Observer; !" The
wheat crop In this part Of the State is MOI
damaged 10 half the exteut as was sup
posed when the heavy mos. occurrcd"
GreenvIlIe Register. Pitt county :-Ths
farmers Of this eDunty are very muclr
damaged by the rsceet cold weatber. They
are now planting corn for the second time
and theft crops VIII Of necessity bcsnialI
and late. The fruit Is also destroyed, aud
the prospects for this year are gloomy H.
deed. H
The Tarboro Souiherner says. We are
informed By Col. John Il. Bridgers that
among the antiques Of thelate Gov. Clark,
= the len lapel Of ihe coat worn ~ Col.
Irwln at The battle Of Germantown during
the Revolutionary war and 10 which he
was buried. sixty two years afterwards
ria femalns were sxhumed and tlie rag
men. Of the jaw bone through which the
bah that caused bis death l'asssd ana ,his
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J. MusrcGIYEN AWAY.

Every subsc rher to Church's Musical
Visitor receives for nothing. one of these
large, handsome, cloth-bound collections
OF beautiful music:
No. l--Song Premium, Vocal music.l
No. 2-Piano Premium, Instrumental
music.) No. 3-classic Premium, tdif1i-
cult mlisic.) s7his
Subscription price Of Hisitor "a only 81, 80
a gear!
1t gives every month, reading matter
enough to tiIl large book, and from l2t0
III pages Of new music, making at least
$500 Worth OF Music Alone,
during the year
Send stamp for sample copy. with list Of
contents of Premium Books. &c; or better
still, send 81 so, stating which premium
you prefer, and receive II by return mall,
and tile Visitor for a whole year.
Agent wanted In this place.
Address,
JOHN CHURCH a co;
CINCINNATI, q. Y
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NOTHING VENTURE NOTHING
GAIN.

Soruns the old proyerb. but II Is not
altogether true. andlone Of the exceptions
----v ha found In the case Or those Who
subscribe for the s0uInnns. st.s,-s,
JOURNAL In the hope Of winning that
magnificent $500 Piano which will be
rallied among It's subscribers. 10 be sure
only one person can be fortunate enough
to draw the plsno, but every one will re.
ceive The magazine for one year and 80 get
full return for their money Remit Sl.25
and receive The Journal. postpaid forone
year md ticket In the Piano Raiile.
Specimen copies Of the Journal containing
sl.00 worth Of music mailed on receipt OF
ten cents
LUDDEN 4 BATES PUBLIsnERs.
Savannah. Ga
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cs,. WI. s.aaer..

We had the pleasure ofmeeting on the
train on Saturday night this sbie editor Of
the Wilmington Journal who goes up 70
Chapel Hin 70 recruit his health. he has
been seriously sick for several weekspast,
and suspension Of hls iaborious duties y
absolutely necessary. We hops soon 70
near Of his ability 20 resume his place
when hir trrnchant pen win be 80 servi-
cieble In the heats Of The coming conflict.
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Ano.her Te.l.

Mr.. O. Scott, Of Remington, Vt; 10
the city yesterday making arrangements
with Mr.. S. Valentine for supply Of his
meat juice, which he designs taking with
him 10 Bafiin's Bay. Mr.. Scott will leave
Boston on the 10th Of June for .he place
named, in company witha small colony,
who intend setting there for .hepurpose
'of engaging in the seal-fishing business.
He carries Valentines meat juice along,
believing II to be the greatest life-preseryer
they can use In that cold latitude.
Richmond Enquirer.