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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-18
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Tho Trustees Of the Cairo City
Properly desire to call public attention
to the mriis OF their property, compris-
ing a considerable portion of the City of
Cairo. IN AiCXandcr County, in the state
of Illinois, and lands Immediately adia-
cent thereto
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CLaneerY NOTICE.

A FFlDANIr Of the nnu-rosilguCe of Jane
~ Ganoscrc Thomas Robinson, Nancy ll"Wts-
ton, Margaret II. Gilliluud, krhocch Thomas
aud others, unknown heirs of Elijah G.. thism,
dcccl ed, having been nlcd in the CLERKS once
Of said Alexander county circuit court, notice y
Hereby given 70 You tue sale dane GAnes'tui
lkUug, Eobu.un, Nancy liowc,ton. hhiE"lr'
NJ, GililaHd. l,ebecca Thomas and olheri un'
known helms OF Elijah q. Chism. deeeasifI ," ~
the complainant llcd her bill of cohp'""l IN
said court, ON the chanceiy side Thereof, GA me
oh day Of April \ y. lsli, nnd lhtl'lpon %
summons issued ont OF said cotrl itlUlhHl ,r On
the 3rd Monday in the month Oh ANY tAi lplluN-
ing, Us is required By law, nv 'nNl ~ lhe saiI
MAY term of said court, complainant amended
her bill making you pqrteis. delondm1s Thereto.
Now unless y0uthe said defendants shan be and
appear before the court on the i,tday of the next
term thereof, 10 be holden in and for said county
on the Isl Monday IN January next to plead,
answer or drmur 10 said compliments Hill of
complaint, the same and the'matters and things
therein charged and stated, Will be taken ~ con
iessed and decree entered against You accord
ing to the prayer Of said bill,
November 10Th \. -. 1878.
REUBEN :. YOCUM, Clerk
Crandull Il Lincgar. collectors for complain
ant. ll--n-lt-eOd- NiW,
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s. t.Jo. Medical
ms T ET UT E. !: ,
= ss.ss...':..R@az i:.4 1.atl.y7.

s's''''"." 'ss A.'ag ava GaGsAs,y'
TUE only place where o sure cur, can De- re.
. iit4 upon Little j. required boo iIr wa, Of
advertising az the reputation oitHc in tuition
j. Well hL""h iurot-hyut tle West. tg'l.rd.
We CONVINCED thai lI's i. TIE largest ana most
complete -'iuIuuu 1T tl' slul In AUerIo. l.r
ne sutcvs..yt treatment % all Chrome -cNua1
PfiNIt. ana ,.al-ti Disease both .,.a .tIIl
~ y phii-, HuuDuh.rii elect. Structure. l!ut.-
lure, Natlcl-r Veins. tTghifi~, Rulp. Nc tII
urinary and syphiii'ic uIsurrcuriai affection. 81
we Sitg"tr shin CO bones aic utNoJ with am
pHihlitlcl suc'era' b.unifluI cured in from.
three Ia five days. SYPHILIS rmtl ia ff,fu Hy,
- zen 'a}- over lt,'. Uy-ts cured, seminal
Nenknc-,, - cimIt"irLpu, sight Losses. -,..
uai behllily AMI lWyOisu,y. Lo-4 II sexual
Power, % The result OF acli-Ihu.c la Youth 80.
uhl cNccrses ~ ina'urcr YEAR, ard iIl iuL.di-
henl. 10 h'iIlagr' Permanently cure without
mercury or any tNtr mineral poi on Patients
NJ distance ireIic't by letter. Medicine, ..r.f
everywhere Young men who Lly, t.r.! ne tl.e
N.cuinr- OF solitary Nicp--ihat dreadful and d..
slruCuNe habit which annually -,retu, 20 ana mn
timely grave thousands ga yluur mon .t fs,
most allied talents and hrilluf Intellect .y.t.
Ihi gu nih't"i'c nave DutiLnt,d listening -,ifa-
WIN 10" ihuEcers al elDquerco. or WuLeI tu
ecsiacy the living lyIc- may caIl with frlI ,-.ff-
dence. W hat q pity lhJ, youug man, mo none
Hl ~. country, ihr DAZZLING oi hi. pprclt. should
De sn"icncd from all prospects and eujuy-
ln"nti Of life by the consequences nf,leviatint
nom me pain Of nature and INDUCING an GER
| CONTEMPLATING marriage, reflect kat sound
lhlhH ana hDnA are the most necessary Tcfmi-itcp
I 10 promote cOunuha happinc. a, indeed without
d NO" thr Journey through life becomes n weary
{ pilgrimage, The pro poet hourly darkcns 10 the
view, thc mind beromcs Swallowed with del pair
ana Hll'd with melancholy reflection. that the
Happiness oianOth"r j. blightrd with our own
- an criing young men We would say, do not
Keep This socrcct 10 yourself aud yaur God until
u las tHppcd the vi'Jl- and lof youa wreck Of
humanity, curse 70 yourself aud % burden to
society. II you arc entangled in the .nnre Of
zen pollution, on any private disease. ice from
~ Instruction. and apply ~ y Joseuh Medical
Institute Tor treatment, and become once more a
human being.
EyCurcs guaranteed or money refunded
HT'Nll female difficulties aud imBediInent- 10
Marriage treated with safety and success.
H,yA great medical bookand secrets for ladies
anu gents. sent free for two ,tninus
Adiiess 81. Joseph Medical institute Francis
street, between second and Third, - Joseph,
Missouri H,-ll-g.dSW-ly
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Rail- ROADS.
RAILROADS.
-
81. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN
& SOUTHERN r. R.
TIN6I CARD.

Express leaves Cairo daily 100 p. IN.
kxprcss arrives at Cairo 1aily...".....i:01 n. m.
Accommodation leaves Cairo daily ....,2 100 a. m
Accommodation arrives daily except
Sunday 90 a, IN.
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Advice: 81: ..:..: 4: FP4q
VTNT WI WITTI"U " ITTITT"t ="
~ ~ Hon NJ -. lry- ! II

Pett, EN-tOInmi a9ioncr Of Pdtcni#l
Cleveland, ohio o, ii lteNcy, Esq., St,'y
National Grange, Louisville. Ky Commodore
Dan Ammen, I. ;, ~, Washington. j. a.
Ei-scnd stamp for our "Guid. for OBTAIN
ing latcuts,' Il book Of 40 p.G...
Address :-i.0u'- nNgScr 4. Co., so,igi'
tors Of Patents, Washington, p. G..
l4l-d GW-ti.
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Injuries 10 Man orBCas's,
Falls, Bruises
Strains, SgrUius, Contu-
slJus, Dislu,HtiOns.
Fractures. Cuts, Lagpra-
ted or lncised Wound,
:" V.siiikN, Burns, scdds,
Sunhurns.
Eirci'iuS Lungs. on
splitting Of Blood
nose HteVi. and Heed
ing Gums or Teeth
sO,iiitiilgCG BLOOD and
Bloody Discharges
Piles - bleeding Piles,
Blind Piles, tinilllilile.)
EOO:iiarae,L uracht, Ncli-
raj Ia, Swcllcd Iuac.
Ghcu:s,Gt,suh, Rhcuina-
tic swelling on Soreness,
St,Ltti?s@ or Soreness,
l.unbago, Lame Back.
sore Throat or Oulnsy,
lilamed IOnsils.
E;pthcrin, BrOncni-
sis. Asthma.
sore or lnllaped Eyes or
Eye-llt5.
S"ln:T;, Loucorrhon,
bmrrhca, Dysentcly.
sore Nipples, Inilamed
Breast
FHiGf.1' or too FrGfuse
Alonthlics
WIKI E.cE, Ovarian Dis
case and lumors
g-ii'aey S0,l,D.nigt,
Gravel and siru.iguny.
ihntsngH and ENco!ia-
lions of Infants, or
Adults
VUEfcOEo E'sng. En-
lHrgrd urlaliamcl Veins.
lir"s"', Old sores, Inter
Idi iicuatiuns.
E1i'H, tUrhuu,los, Iu-
nlW's, Hot SWClliugs.
tHgisE and i;uuiuns, Lhul-
"a or Sore Feet.
'i'"sipgs,i Harness or Sad
DE Calls
FclGu or WhitlOw, Frost
ed Limbs or Parts.
" nsNiii.O Bites. Insect
Stings, shapped Hands.
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HoU1THEN HOURS EACH WAY,
AND ALL DAYLI0HT HUNS.
Burning Through wishsu. ch.,gs!

Making close connections 10 and from all
points East and North, at Indianapolis and Gin
e:nnati. and to and from all points South and
West Of Cairo by rail and river
HOUND CITY ACCOMMODATION.
TIE Mound City Accommodation runs We'd
nesday and Saturday.
Leaves Cairo...... ............l2 25 and 100 p m
AAves Mound City ........ rs and 3: 80 u. IN.
u. d. 0OOO2ICH, II. L. MORRILL,,
Cen Ticket Ag't. General Sup't
CpFor information relative to rites and con
nseuons, apply to JAMES BlGGs,
Ticket Agent
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TINE CARD.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. ]
CAIRO 4 vINCENNEs R. R

CAIRO, EVANSVILLE, INDIAN.
APOLl6, CINCINNATI
and LOUISVILLE.
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FOR

clear: ~riwln speak Of excellent things
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90 u DAY AZ home. Agents wanted Outnt
vs. and terms free. TRUE " co., Augusta,
Muiup,
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Cheap Lands
ONE MlELICM ACRES

of their magnificent grant. on either lsido and
within twenty mic- Of their road, Admirably
suited for production of Corn, Cotton, Grain
Glnss, Fruits, and all other northern crops.
Winters are mild, permitting outdoor labor for
eleven months. Soil fertile beyond precedent.
No grasshuppcra. no drought. Special induce
circulars, address w. ID. SLACK, Land Com
missioner, Little Rock, Arkansas
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PateIltg.

ll-h and foreign languages, with Inventor, At
rnoys at Law, and other SOLICITOR, especially
with those who have hnd ihclr eases rejected iu
the hands of other attorneys. Ia pitcicl rg,r.
our res We reasonable, and no cAurrc b made
unless We Ilt success 4lul.
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Inventors.
Oral or written On mat

cNaminaiiorat the Patent office, AMI b. We chin.
II patenlable, Will send yOu paper aGl .gF'r.,
AMI prosecute your ease. on Zee VIII ,r 'u nl-
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tegayd Of law. He preferred to pay.
6SkSitfss f1f6sf ffsSn s1ffsf The de-
StRastiou. eos thiS basiuess1 ri Another
gentleman. employing French. ser!
wants. stated that h1 tshodld cexeroise
the enrighs, as,he always had, ,.of, diseril
mipstiDg' with Yregsxde to the quality
and character OF his patrons; &hat be-
could not entertain oolored people, in
toxicated or disreputablet persona, nor
those who were untidily, dressed; that
in. all these matters,he was obliged to
exercise the greatest caution. The
sentiments OF other prpprietors were
found to be similar to these. Only
one was found that expressed himself
willing to abide by the law. However
disagreeabie it might be to him per-
sonaily, he ssid he knew of no other
alternative. and in case his servants
should refuse to, wait upon coloIed
persods, he would serve them himself.
One proprietor had in q few instances
served them in q retired part Of his
saloon, or in q separate room, and
would continue to do so as long as it
did not ipjure his business. Gene
rally no trouble was Rpprehended from
the new law, az il was thought that
the matter would regulate itssIf iu the
future, as it had done in the past.
Nep York Tribune.
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4 Now York correspondent relates 9
marvellous story OF how q we'll known
charitable lady OF that city recently had
her pocket picked OF 800, which she
was carrying home from Q fair for the
benefit Of the poor. Tho fact Of the
robbery 10 not in itself 80 very re-
markable. but the romance of the
story comes in the recital of how q
day or swo after the theft. a rough
looking man rang the door;bell of the
Iady's house, and, being admitted. re-
turned the 500. adding: "The Fra.
ternity. madam, desired me to say that
yon are known and admired by them.
and that tue annoyance you have suf-
fered in tho loss OF this money was
owing 10 q mistake. The person who
took IL did not recognize you. Fur.
thor. that you need never be worried
should you lose money in this city
agsin; II you do lose any. it will be by
accident. and will certainly be restored
to you, as this has been. AppreciatiDg
your good deeds. tho Fraternity take
the liberty of adding 800 to the
amount returned, and now T will bid
you good day" This amacks of the
genuine footpad OF romance. and
makes the reader think that Sherw wood
Forest has been transported to New
York. and that a modern Robin Hood
10 outing throats and dispensing cha.
rity. as did his prototype Of former
years.
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~ T. wSaas1dsy. Febs Fbh
rrAfyi yii0. .s1yl6 me FaeSsntef SfaIns oSer
the 6feen!nht6ud OclhmbiEs RatlfoAdtWM
6S rnnlaanI{ tsoppsSs exeep4eds iby the
IYnYNtRH sSpn0ffXS1GAs:- S..IolE q fu,ci Il a,
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Pinse TX, says q Rome correspond
ens, 10 ono Of the resdiest, one of the
moat fluent speakers OF the day. Give
him . text, and, with greater prompti-
tude than the improvis,,tori can string
verses together, he can pour forth on
tho moment q food of eloquence.
He is born preacher, aud bad his
mission been to follow in tho steps of
Paul rather than those Of Peter, be
would rank among the, first pulpit
orators of the day.
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The PHGNx is the oldest daily paper
in the State, and has been regularly
issued since March. 1865.
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
By Telegraph and Mails, from nearly
all parts OF the World; together With
FULL MARKET REPORTS;
Besides we'll selected MIscE11AnRous
and READING MATTER, Of interest to
everybody, will be found in these publi-
cations. The Daily usually contains
twelve columns of reading matter: the
Tn weekly twenty.four, aud the Week.
ly forty-eight.
THE EDITORIALS
Are carefully prepared. by competent
writer's; while special attention in given
THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Taken as q whole, NO BETTER Oh
MORE sATIsFACToRY INVESTMENT can be
made. than o subscription to one or
the other OF these publications. They
are Conservative in politics, and are
devoted to the best interests OF the
State. The following are the
TERMS FOR SIX MONTHS.
Daily PH3N1x. "a 90
Tri-Weekly. q 90
Weekly GLRANRR (48 colamns). il. 80
These papers we're the first issued in
Columbia. in 1866. after its partial de.
struotlon, and have been regularly
Published ever since. They
CIRCULATE EXTENSIVELY
Throughout middle and upper Counties
Of the State. and are excellent
MEDIUMS FOR ADVERTISING.
The PHOENIX ! as greater circulation
through the upper part of South Caro-
lima than any other daily paper. Mer-
ohants apdothers will find its columns
an admirable means of com N unication
with the people of the entire up-coun-
try. Advertising rates are reasonable.
Send advertisements marked with the
number of insertions desired, and they
will be stopped upon the expiration OF
the time. Office on Richardson street,
between Taylor and Blapding.
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor.
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GOWN RIoHTs" ArTTHH NoRrH-IN.
TzETIoEs ST THF, &ER YoRK Hozz1.
K1KPxRs AND. fR4sTAU1ANT, PRoPRrR.
Tons.-At several OF the most promi-
nept hotels In the city, where iuqui-t
Sies were made. yesterday, as to tho
action proposed 10 be taken in relation
70 the Civil Rights Bill, the managers
were found to be very reticant upon
the subject. aud disposed to evade the
qu6stion.~ At the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
thiak that the bill woald trouble tho
New York hotel psopristors. To the
question Il hs would permit colored
men ty h4ve snah rooms - they de.
sired, he said he did not allow his pre-.
sent guests to dictate to him % to what
portion OF the house they would occu.
py. They were assigned such rooms
as he saw fit TO give them. and IL they
wero not satisfsd, they were at perfect
liberty to 60 elsewhere. He declared
that his course would be suoh az was
for the best. advantage Of the house,
and for tho comfort OF his patrons; but
II colored man came. he would give
him 2, room. In answer to the ques.
tonyif he would allow oolored persons
TO cit at. the general table, Mr.. Girls.
void said that there Was more than
one dfnfng-room to the hotel; that he
certainly would not refuse to feed q
colosed guest, and would take him into
sueh OF the looms 90 he saw fit. At
the Grand Central, 81. i. Powers, tho
lesaSet VAS called upon, and in reply
to1he question whether he would en-
tertain Solored guests. he said that he
did not think he would be either ho-
hoted Or troubled With them fWhep
askAdii il he gonld allo ~, them 10 ,sit at
thsagDnsral: table, he said that the
hotel was provided wiltshire dining.
rooms. and AZ he did not allow any
one to dictate In his establishment, ho
could dispose.sof colofed guests as be
saw at. and thst if he saw a. to put
any one in the smallest dining. room,
ne should do. so. At other hotels, the
proprietors said that they were not
prepared to commit themselves upon
tho subject: that they thought il q
matter which would regulate itself. and
when tho time came for action, they
would hs fbetter abfel 70 say What they
would .dos,lAtths Ht, Dsnts. IN reply
TO the question. whether. tile hotel
would dhis oolorsd gnssts, the clerk
said thst ifat xas the law, he suppose d
tha. there would be noshing left for
the naHSgament 20 do but, 10 obey.
The gspxyel Impression isi ivsnS by tho
proptietos.ltasi that probably all their
rouns yo03a HI Dcrppfed, ofIot In q
oooditiUR SSSei NJ ppd sstsSble gnests.
In conversation With the leading up
town restaurant proprietors, yesterday.
with QUO exception, .hssse; ~as found
to be q bitter, senti uspt Of opposition
70 The features Of the Civil, Rishts Bin
relating ~ 'tbe entsrtainment OF The
negro In public 'houses ana Yestau .
rants. One proprietor Of many years.
expsyi6noe With, colored .waiters had
fonnd them the frst to- protest against
saving 4htir Own people,. He thoesht
itafHSst4t tbst xRnA fegdist4. DS}ai;
.hxtt thf 3nt t4iS&s of !. lie basin4 SHd
the S6tinsuts Of his patrons.S Sli6ustsl
be prctS9es0, snd this evenest ths dis.
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How Little We Know.


Hon little We know OF each other;
We pass through the journsy of life,
Whh ns struggles, it's fears aud temp;
!: SeiJsstions,. =. ...,,.7 :tn
ia h.:.t;;brs.line- care. ) and it's
We can only Gee things on the surface,
For, few people glory in sin.
And On 9nruffled face 10 noindex
To the tumnlt which RACES within.
How little We know of each otherI ,'s'
The man who tp day ,passea by, :! o,
Blessed with. fortune Ind honor and
" cssitles. ."''t7 n';'s;a'i j i''.'
And holding his proud head on
high lJ}Eh!g.
Mey oefIya dread seorst with him,
WNAh makes his bosom . hell. -'"
Aud he, soon or later. 4 felon; ,s.,c
Nayswathe IN prisoners cell.
Hoy little. we know Of each (othesi +:
ThASwoman Of fAshfon. who snesrs
Atahs poor girl betrayed and aban.
l. 3doued, i.l -.
1And left to her sighs and her tears,
My, s6fo th6ssun rises tomorrow,
Have the mask rudely, torn from her
And sink from the height Of her glory
7S ths dsrk sh.des Of shame and
oisgface. ~ .i,st
How little we know OF each otheri
OF ourselves, too little We knovl
We are al weak when under tempta-
80 zion, ZysI It t-.iIt
All subject to error and woe;
Then let blessed charity rule US,
Let us put away envy aud spite
For the skeleton grim In our closet ).
May sope dsy be hqE'onsht = to Light.
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l. Q. and 4 Sbset Posters. land bills.
Programmes, Circnlars, Pamphlets.
Bills OF Fare. Briefs. Letter Heads,
Dodgers. Bill 'HrHds. Checks;
Horse Billie. lSecrilts; Labels, :.
Railroad Blanks Legal Blanks,
Tags, Cards ell kindR ahd 'siztsI : a.
Wedding, Visiting, Bitiress, SHOW.
JULIAN A, SELBY. Proprietor
PHOENIX and GtEANRn Estsblit hmep, F,
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61oeHviise-sad-0 -0Utuns61l Rvf3rUN6.
aRAA0R 0RNR1csszAGa.@sI
&4A1R wReSssis13A wReSA 2AEFsR E9Ss
rrAfyiio. 1915. .the taepenBsf yfaInS oter
the GfSentnhftud OolhmbiE, Rsil9oid viii
be runldaAI{ tsonlsss exeep4eds j iby the
'Y''HtHs sSNfSItfi MAIN srtitM ta'os ll~
uP TRAIN, 10: fiucorUnBIA 10 toAxtsvtEir r.
Leave CEtnmDia' Cfa.mm a'.:..'........;;. 9.ooA. M.
Aistnn. n....''...... .....!.. .6A6a. tn.
NeWoerry. y............. -, i0s02 Q. m.
Belton.. ~. 80! -. 8tSff, N
Arrive Greenviils !..... -. .....F4 b66 IN NJ
DOWN TRAIN, NO. TO coLrua1s
Leave nSreen!iiie................6 green 6 00s. m.
Cesat,., ..'.'''.........., 7.k6 s.,m.
Cokesoury.. ........... 9.S5 q, m.
NeWDefIy.... IL bS a. m
Aston; ...i.............n9 n9.85p p. m.
P.sssnsers By Night Train on scutR S E. ca: %:
sengers by No. 4 connect WITH Ds1 Trsin T
on South Carolina Railroad for ChsrIsston
Augusts. DO. aud with Night Train on,the
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Rail.
road :. 10. Sumter. Wilmington. Richmond,
Anderson Branch and Blue Rfdos Roilrooa
DOWN TRAIN. - .Dli
Leave WalhallA. lA............,. 4.l6 q. m
seneca City. ......... -. 4 45 !. m.
ferryv1Ne.... 900 4, m
fe1oIeton.. ............. $50 =. m /.
AnGerson.. .....,........... $50 Q. m.
Af1Ne 0elton..... .....-.......... 7.86 .. m.
UP TRAIN.
Leave Belton. S10 n m
AnQerbQn n............... LOO D. m
fenolet0n.. ...n..... :. $40 D. m
xUkyVlue.ss s.S-,....... sos D. m .
Seneca City, 6!O 81, m.
Arrive WAlhalil. -. AJAX
Accommodation Trkin between Beiton
and Anderson Tri.Weekiy, viz: TueSdsvs
Thursdays and Saturdays, No., 8 iecys
S Sei'Gn M $50 q: n; sEs!ys ARpdsxsen 5x 1oa9s.
bsiton p:m These Trains ron MondSys
when Court 10 IN seasionI e Anderson, flf s.
.A66eutlle BSonoh Trains. fts g..
DOWN TRAIN. ,., 10
Leave Abbeville., ......... 500 =. m
Arrive Cokesbury.. -. 9.iO hi.
UP TEAM. 80 NH -
Leave Cokesbury. 40 N.
Arrive Abbeyille.. lle....,......... 06 n. n.
Accommodation Train on This Branch
VII 20 run on Mondays, Wednesdsys and
Frtdsys. No. 2leave Cob kckbnrv y AZ Ak n :.
m; aftive Ahbeville 10. .86 Z. m \ No, 8 ieave
Abesvtlle IL 80 p. M; arrive Cokesbury i. .25
p. m: Train No. 1, on Main stem, Colunbis
70 0feenville, stops twenty rpintitse At
Cokeshury for Dinner. Train NOD. Or IN.
Vile to Columbia, stops tWenty.6ve mi.
nntes at Bolton for Brea ifast. ard tv.nir
minutes at Alstou for Dirner'
THOMAS DODAMEAD, q en-. Rup't.
yA1xz MORTON. JR.. 0ensrsl Ticket Agent.
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GENERAL PASSENGER DETAhT..
COLUMBIA, 6. O., Nov. al 1874.
@# aa1s TsE .ia iaS1s'ss,Ds ss apsl.sss: ssss:
o. ao1Sa 9;S9,t EpA1H.rw Y TRAM 1902 7RAla no
Florenee..... -. I 10 p m 1880 m
Arrive Wiimtngton.... 645 m 7.10a am
ooIN0 sopTa. TRAIN xo / xnAIN I'd 3
Leave Wilminetonr... 640s M &10pm
Arrive Columbia. 5.l0pm 400 m
Train No. 2, from Columbia, 10 an accom-
nodation to Flor ence, aid there CONNECTS
closely with, N. i. Il. H., and AtWilmipRton
With y. & ". 3; i. to al points North.
Train No. from Columbia is fast II.
Press, making Though connt ctions, ailrail,
North and South, and water. lire connec.
tiDns uia Portsmouth. ~ "a, ;,
Train No. I. from Wilmington, CONNECTS
closely II Norehce with n. 4. Il. r. for
ChArleaton, andis an accommodation train
thence to Columbia. 80 q. - ,, :,
Train No. s.. from Wilmington. IL fast
k1prees. conheatitg closely trt m Al d 10 all
points North and south. Ihropgh tickete
sold and bsggsge che cked 10 s1l principal
pointe. Pullman slecpefs On night trains.
Train No. q leaves Colombia daily, Sun.
days excepted, ExpEsss No; %Asery night.
JA6. ANDERSON, General 6up.
a. POPE, Gen. pAHBeh er an fcke nm
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ChanEe OF Echeduie.
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COLUMBIA Il. O., February s, 1875.
~ n Chsngs sche duJe
andafter Sunday, 7th instant:
DAY eAssINaIR TRAIN.
Leave Columbia a.. snrm
Arrive At Charleston at..... II x5 ~
Leave Charleston ct. 6:1S An
4sr,vsat oolum nia niaAt........-.... 2.lsIm
LeaTeColumbia. Z. 90 . m Arrive. .sSCs,
Leave charleston 2. 10p m Arrive. .e.sb n
Camden Train will connect at Xinpyille
With Up Paasepger Train for Culum bla on
Monday. Wednesaa9 and Friday; ard Vi.h
Tuesdsy, Thursday and SATURDAY..
q. 8. sOLOMONe, Gen. Cup.
B. b. PIoxINs. Genera Tick Z Agent
, 1875-10-30
THE OLD TUNE.
(FrOm a Travellers Day. Book

......I meet on board planters from ell
sorts of places, and all sing the same mel.
ancholy cadence of low prices. / tell
them they must cheaper the cost of pro-
duction, adopt labor-saving ~mechsnisms
by means Of concentration and cooperation,
and grow sugar for 81 to 8 cents q pound,
but they smile languidly and seem to
despair.
If we could only manage to bride the
aphides, or some other des, of whatever
genus or family, to favour beet root with
q blight, it would no doubt have a good
effect. But as that is beyond our reach,f
say again and again, our great point 10
economy in production. We cannot in-
fuence or control European values, but We
may, nay we must, produce more
cheaply.......