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Immigrants that will Pay.
Jan 81, 1875

nERSONS who wish to aid in settling good
Immigrants in South Carolina, will please
report such opportunities for business as they
NAV have. Those who can rent or lease
farms, or give employment of any kind, will
send statements as to terms, kind of lands,
houses, &c. The immigrants I am now send
ing paw their own expenses; but should know
before starting them where they can find homes
and employment. I have sent over seventy
such persons within past two months. Report
lands for sale, also, with terms. Address,
TILMAN r. GAINES,
% Broadway, Room 26, N. Y.
Jan IA, 1875 rs
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CARRIAGE FACTORY.

THE undersigned beg leave to inform their
friends, and the public generally that they have
started Carriage Factory in the BRICK Dulldlng
in front of John R. Cochrans residence, where
thew are prepared to Repair Buggics, Wagons,
Harness, ay ,s &c, in the most workmanlike style
and on reasonable terms. We expect to have
on on, hand few new Buggies to supply the trade
Bring on your old Buggios and have them re-
painted. ~ FAINT g. ~
Jan H. 1875 70 OH
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HYMENEAk.

MARRIED. Jan. 81, 1876, at the residence OF
Mrs. Mary Dean, by Rev. II. M. Barton, Mr.
AsBURY WIGG1Ns and Miss M. L. GLIB
SON. all Of Fair Play.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ANUEHSON COONI Il
BY ". ". Humphreys, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS. W. A. Prater made suit to
me TO grant him Letters of Administration on
the Estate and effects Of Joseph Prater, de-
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the
said Joseph Prater, deceased, that they be
and appear before me in the Court of Probate, to
he held at Anderson Court House, on Fri
day. 5th of February next, after publication
hereof, at IL o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause. il any they have, why the said Admins
4ration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this Goth day of jan
W. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate
Jan u. 1875 q
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Help, Help. i'm Time of Need

WYE sold our Goods expecting pay for them
wv on or before the first of this month. A
large number of our friends and customers
hgye not paid. We now call on one and all
ohio have not paid their Notes and Accounts to
J., en- at once, We cannot run our Store with
out money. ,,,, r,,o1,,
Jan q, 1876 q
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ENERAL assortment Of DRY GOODS,
9T which will be sold low for cash.
w. 8. SHARPE.
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OPLENDID assortment of Mems, SHOES
= and BOOTS: Also, Boys Shoes 81 Boots,
Ladies' Shoes, and Childrens' Shoes and Boots,
cheap for cash. w. 5. SHAhfE'
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE

TTvEN beautiful BUILDING LOTS in the
thriving Town of Hartwell, County OF
Hart, and in the Glorious Democratic Empire
State of the South.
Railroad. buys moro Cotton, and does more
hnsiness than ABBEvILLE, and many other
little Villages on so-calIed Railroads.
Apply to ,r>eoN g. m
Hartwell Ga.
Jan A. 1875 70
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Important News to Planters !!
GREAT
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
THE CAROLINA FERTILIZER.

TN view of the low prices obtained for Cotton
l the present season, and in order TO place
our Guanos within the reach OF every flanteI,
we have greatly reduced our prices. They will
be sold as follows'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-18
Gine cinfaCbe @elcDicbte
Son 6rieOlid Sric orid,

llebcf rcS 9theiIors Geliht su6te Gin
lpsbmiitbigcS, fHit trnuri9es 9dhsIn hiH.
Giniae Sccunoen lang lieB er Den SIjf
auf ibm ruben, obue gu 0ntmorten
Stein, Sector" crwiherte er, inocn
cr Die $ano auf YouIien's SGulter Ic9tt
uno oidjt Dor ibm itebeu blicb. v0cinc
Sreunbibaft lit 0ot GiHiige, moran id
ned CLAUDE - ooS Giu;igc. 9lber oudl
lie ueroe itb toI0 ouf Die @robe ltsIIen
mij0cn - Damn wcroc id le5cn, uuS cin
i5reuno pcrm q !"
,Sie miro oIe Yrots au5bllten," Der
Gdcrte HouIien.
,@elobe nlAts," fitl Gopp cin - uner
lprrA uitbts, Damn wirit gu wtnialtcne
9eintm Mottc nidt unGetreu ! - Sitb,
penn id itbt i'll 9Th orange, 10 milrNel
Eu mir picllcidt id)morcn, Dap Su itcte
meiu lSrcuno blcibsn lplirocit, uno NOR
gen ooer ilbermorg"u - oocr III odi
Sogcn bdtteit On Den 5Awur bcrcits
p;toer ucrgcncn. 0e6balb ueriprid
nidts !"
nSopp, mas lit pcraefaIIen ?" frnote
| Eoulien nod einral.
y9fidtS - nihts. better Sreunt !" mie
Nerbolte Der 9t6eilor. ySicb, sic Con
ne ld)cint b"ute cbcnin freunoIib unc
luarm mic Neitern, pie idlOu lett pierScbn
SnNen; idau ouf bic Strobc binob, bi,
Wcniden laufcn uno ordngeu iih uic oas
ganSe Sabr binourh, ole eintn ecbcn
ibrcm Scrgnii9sn Had uuo sic anoern
miben iid], Die tuenigen SbnIer su uer.
oieuen, iuelde lie gum 9eben n0tbig pa
Der - luepcr Die Sonne, nod Die Men>
iden wi6en etma5 oounu. baB etluas Dor
gcfdllen lit, mas f0nntc e5 0lIO bon Se-
0cutung Ieiu - Sei itiQ, 8lulicn, unb
Orfnas nidt in mid 0aS gonse gScltun
bclteGt aus 9ltomcn, aud Der Menid) III
nur ein ioltes 9ltom = -mehr nibt gSne
liegt oher oarun, Oh Elm iol6eS Ntom iid'
glnfli1 ooer un9Iilflid fiiblt? gSas
Abu4t ~ uLAog w tuS yIlL4 SIuto IJlCIINptlI
aus Sreube ooer Shmer; idnelcr fdldgt,
ODER OF es gan; title itebt? 9fi6tS -
.ntdtS ! Die Come ruiirHe ideiuen uno
wenn Die halbs Mcniabcit unterQin9e,
unO Die ilbrig 8eblisbcnen iuiirbcn iid
freuen, neil Fe Damn mebr Spielraum
fiIr ibren flrsen9e6enstan; bdttcu. Oas
mdre 9Iaes ~
Yaulien iuar unruillig ecluorben
Seit langen Sabren iuar er nit Sopp
befreunbet. uno 6atte beshaIb Gin 9In-
reft auf iein Sertraueu Gr errietb.
mas ibn in 10 beftise 9lufreaun9 perieb
te, obne Die @r0be ieines Sdner;es gu
abnen.
~Gut, i'd ruia nidt in Sid orinaen,
iprad er abber6eno, no'nr er3wunsenes
8ertrausn 1T fsin Sertrauen."
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M6btl! Sdrgc! 9umber !!
N CoSner Scfuberf,

Sunfte Strabs, slu. 0farft un0 Wo;art,
,eist hem seebrtsn putI'fum Bon Stnttunt ganb
biermit erastenit an, bae er ffsts N Dbel alltr
Mrt scrrdtbis bat. Essqfeideu Barge pru
aaen GjrGern rrn SrIs unt Retaa unb in jeeem
Stsl. &nss eut uub biais.
gu6 babe i'd tets sutcs trpdsrts Nus-
boil, une aneeree SaumateriaI, tas th
su ben nirbrigiten Ct. gpuie grfiisn, cueItIiee-
lid rer Gradt, eerfoufe.
aud lin i'd aseut fiir he Ct. Qrnis
Struepdre 6 cmpdnss NIB srrfnufe rel,n
6abrifate (SIantr irrene gafn II. SiunsntFtif
srn 5srre Gctta .c. J, eiuftlieBlid Der 5ra6t, IN
Ct. 9rNia prriifI. 80 e Stubtrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-18

Gin GngIanber iuettete flir;lid] in
Neopel, bnB or cine Banbe bon Sruppeln
oIer Nrt, 8tinben, Sudligen, 2ohmen,
Die bcttelno auf Scr strabe lag, Iaufen
MAIDEN miiros. Sie ySette muroe anAcs
nommen nno Ser GngIduOcr entfernte Id).
Ginloe Minuten ipdter eridien er wieoer
AM cntaeaeu9efesten Gnbe Der Strabe
i'm pollcu 9auf. aefolst bon einem Oub
enb 9nsarnni, Die nit allen Qnseidlen
oes gr0bten Gn.febens idrien: vNer
Siger lit los. Ser Siger, Ser Sigeri"
go itiirsten lie, ber Gn9ldnber boraus,
an oen 8ettIern poriiber. 0ieie Der.
gabeu in ibrem Sdrsfen ole ihre pros
feiToneIlen 9cioen, Die 8linocn purren
fsbenS. Die SudliQen 0erabe, hic 9abmen
lporfen ibre SrIfsu meg. uno wie pon
ben Surieu aepeitldt iaatcn Tie binter
ben SludtllHaeH her. Ser GnsIan0er
bate feline gSctte gepouneu.
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mnmn aHo., Donncritoe, 8. 1sebruar 1878

eniicbliden SuaIen ber.itet. Ser 3u.
fall oser Elm autes Geifid bat 5en Brief
IN mslnt 9onO aefIbrt. 9ics ibn, Saul
len, nno oann aebe nit i6m III Sohnifein,
'etae thm Den Brief unb iaae ibm an
Dem Gage, an heldem er iid nit Bertha
oocr nit irgeno enem anbern If6bdben
uerbetrnt1e, meroeft Ou nieieu 8riet in
mebreren 3eitungen bcr6fTertliden
Tanlien, idl bite Std, Iaae bies uuo
fibre bie Srobuna aus, ruenu er es benz
nod waaen iol1te, ie feline San6 nod ei,
nem so, bden aussuitreden. Sbue es -
eS lit bie lckte @itte SeineS ormen
Sreunoe5 = SD weib = Ou tuirit es
| tbun
Stun Icbe lpo6I. 8ouIien Sd bin mii>
Sc, obid)on idJ bidt bor DEM Sore itebe.
J Sn mcinem secretdr inbeit 0a bie Se.
I itimmnngen iiber mein aeringes 0erm0<
gen id) babe lie hurd einen gfOtar
oufnebmen lahen. Sid babe i'd su
meinem G,ben ernanTt. neil i'd CLAUDE,
Su biit ser eins;9e treue Menid, oe,. es
9iebt.
Gu boit mir e;nit 9eia9': Elm OoI6ItO5
III Oa5 Ser; lei Der bette uno Der pcrs
nIirftiJits SOB i i'd CLAUDE, bab Su
Gcdt it. oesb lb wiu id es ueriu
| den.
Dcin Sopp."
YnuIitn IieB oen 8rief auf oen Slid
fallen unO brrcfte bns Geiht nit bciben
06noen 0Sie piel - bic piel ipiirbe er
parum gerebcn baben, wenu er ben
Srcunb in ons 9eben bate 5uriifrufen
f0nnen Nu0 in ieiu 9ebeu mar bobur6
cine Side gsriiien, me!de idwer, pisl>
leid)t ne uieoer aus;ufIlQcn mar. Gr
fonntc iiA mobl neue Sreunbe ermerbcn.
aber ftinen Su9euofrcuno, feinen 3eugen
Ger 9offnun9sn uuo &rdume, Die audi er
bereitS sum 9roben She'll. gu 9rube 8cs
trogcn bate.
9tuf Isineu @int perIteb ser gSirtb
oos 3immcr.
g(n Die Seitc tes 5oSten ridte Ell
cinen StubI uno lieB id] barauf nicocr.
Damn erfebte er Die fnlte uiebcrbdn9enHt
0ano unO bielt IL ieit IN Ser ieinigen.
Stanr rubte lein 9luge auf BEN bleidler
9il0en he5 Sootcn. Gr silrute ibul nid)t
Gr mubtc, pie gIiibenO CT gcliebt bate
uno be1riff, OuB II nidt i'm Stanbt
gemeien mar, ben SerIuit ieiner 2ieb'
;u ertr'geu.
Nlod einmal lieB CT sic Sabre, iei
ocnsn er nit S0pp befreunort par, al
=, ieincm 9eilte uorilber;ieben, nod sinma
\ rief CT Die unIle, friide 9ebensgeitaIt res
!, ircunoeS in feline Grinnerung Surilf
p ISic uncnb!i6 pirl. - meld)e 9roBen G:r
wartungen nuo 9oifnun9cn lasen ieb
!, mt Inn pcrnid)tst "a SSel6e. fubnei
: YI6ue fir Die 3ufunft batten iie Of
beioe entuorien, unO nun mar er boboi
q gcgangen. unb es mar 8aulien, oils Of
Iicst audi iein 2e6enSJlid, feline gang
3ufunft suiommcubre6en mIiIe &C
bate bie 9dlfte ieiucs 9cbens UerIo
rem.
0ie @r0be ieines 9Serluites Icnft
/ feline Geoonfen ouf Die, ucldbe ieinel
j 6reuub gu oie5er Shat 9etricben batten
c Grre9t ipran9 CT auf.
! uSd mill Seine Iekte gitte crfGe;
uno o gepii1eubuft ausfnbren, Iuts id
1 ic is mcinem 9eten cine Sbnt uoIlbra6
babe !" ricf or. "Sn mir, in Dem @lGu
1 BEN an meine Sreue ioait Su Gi6 sun
. wcui0iten nidt aetauidt baben ~
} Gr bog fA gu ibm nieSer. filBte ibl
t auf Die Stirn unb pcrlicb bann fdnel
+ onS 3mmer, in bem er 10 biel porlorel
battc. (S6Iub foIgt }
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3mci Sonctte.
Der SueenbQiebe.

Der Su9enb 9iebe.
gSen" auf bic aIre bsi6 bsrnistrriftben
Die Spnnenitrnten in rs5 5ribliuss 8liten.
au6 I'll fsm S6Iaf bic Slumen neu ertlibrn,
Ia l6miIst be. S6nee Der si5eritarrten 6ld6en.
l1nb brauienb ItrGmt bic 5lutb in rilpcn Sdcten
Gum lbaI, tns taumelnb Shaum II Srcpfcn
ipriiben,
gu bdmmen lIe, bilft nimmsr elm 9smhtsn,
Gura Sells uno Nauer tpirp ie tOtenb tre6cn.
rnb Gags barauf Ia ift Der Strrm serrpnnsn
llnp ron Der 5Iutb 10 itiirmit wib tespnnsn
ST. oft Gin nj gig @aiIerIcin &c Iiebeu,
1as faum BEN burtgen 2Sanrerer mn9 lrben,
Grfrii6rnb faum ee5 llferS 3 umen neBen-
60 lit srr 5usenr b,mmsItiirmenp 2irten!
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II
Ie5 annes Siete.

Iee Nanncs 2iete
Sab'f Iu Ia tas 9Pecr in itrl,er Rube Iiegcn,
GjetrGu1sIt nur pom Ntcnebauh, eem leiien,
@enn majsitdiiid, e5 in @rssnfreilen
Gid frsuneIid nm ren 9rinen Siranb mag
l6nie9cn?
Sabit Iu Gle S6iTe laifsnt-asenb fic9en
9luf lsusS ltar.rn Hufeua treiten @ei;en.
l1no blnn bic 9Sunber, bic bic litfcn meiisn,
28c auf ZEN 9runo iib &c gerle.i pic9en?
llno fab'lt 0u aud ben Ocean it6 bdumru,
ISrnn Iurmturctmiitlt 9rpaIt'sc @r9en i6dumcr
cDb aus lem SebUrbc ieints rfsrtanne5?
Sab'it Iu i'm 10, I'M Hubsn mic i'm 8ingen
llnmaneeltar bic Groe trsu umIhlin3cn g
90 lit bic tiefe 2iebe rines Rnunss!
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-18
DID He SAY IT 2
4 Card From n. -. wheeler. Esu.
says Mr.. winter hid say lie EOt bis
work iu In the Restaurant sale.

Mr.. OBERLY 1T seems that ! have,
without any intention on my part, be-
come involved in a controversy with Mr..
Winter. n candidate for Mayor. 4 few
words from me seem necessary. Some
two or three weeks ago, report was
current on the streets, that one Coync had
ovcrrcachcd 4 man named johnson in "A
trade concerning Il restaurant, aud that
in SO doing he had been aided by some eight
or ten persons, and the name of Jack"
Winter was mentioned rs one of these
persons. With these reports had moth
ing whatever To do. was employed. at
about this time, by Johnson TO institute
suit against Coyne, and shortly after. Ia
day or so perhaps) was met by Mr. Win
ter and he asked me what johnson had
told me. This could not disclose. He
then deprecated the rumor, at this parlic-
ular time, and remarked to him that he
was probably Us much To blame for its
currency aS anyone. lie asked me how
| and remarked TO him that he had talked
indiscreetly about the affair, if he was
not implicated In it--and had said in my
presence, when the subject of Coync'S
having given parties moLey to spend at
lle restaurant proposed to be sold Ia
johnson for the purpose of inducing a be,
llef m johnson that the business wa.
profitable, THAT got my work
in there, aud old Burnside hadn't had Sc
much to eat for three months" After
several explanations, each of which wa,
inconsistent with the other, stated tina,
my interest in the affair was that of law
yer, and ut Winters request promised
TO say nothing about it, aud that hac
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-18
Chancery Notice.

STATE or ILLINOIS, ALEXANDER CorSrY, Sss.
In the Circuit Court--Nay term, A, ID. 1875
Sarah j. Chism vs. John ID. Chism, Moses Is.
Chism, James ", Chsm, John ChSm Mary
sinclair, samuel sinclair, Martin 4, Chsm,
Clara Bell Chism, William T.. thism, Martha
r. Chism, Mary Chism, Martha Chism. Victoria
Chism, Doe. Nichols, Elizabeth Lynch Robert
Lynch, California Oliver, James Oliver, Thomas
Robinson John Robinson, Riley Chism, Will
liam Robinson, Robert Robinson, Rebecca Rob
inson, and Jane liobinson- Bill for Partition.
Affidavit. of the nOn-residcnce OF John ID
Jhism Moses II. Chism, John :. Chism, Mary
! Sinclair, samuel sinclair, Martha Ihism Vic
torin Chism, Mary Chism, Doc. Nichols, Eliza
beth Lynch, Robert Lynch, California oliver,
james Oliver, Thomas Nichols, Jane sawyer,
Noah SAWYER, Caroline Robinson, John Robin
son, Riley Chism, William Robinson, Robert
Robinson, Rebecca Robinson md Jane Robin
son OF the above named defendants, having been
ned in the clerks Office of the said Circuit
Court notice is therefore hereby given TO you
the said John ID. Chism, Moses II. thism, John
;Chism, Mary Sinclair, samuel sinclair, Mar
tina Chism, Victoria Ihsm, Mary Ihism Doe.
Nichols, Elizabeth Lynch, Robert Lynch, Cali
| foimia Oliver James Oliver, Thomas Nichols
lane SAWYER, Noah sawyer, Caroline Robinson,
john Robinson, Riley Chism, william Robin
son, Robert Robinson, Rebecca Robinson and
| Jane Robinson, that The compliment nlea her
side thereof on the 9Th day of April A. d. 1873,
and thereupon summons Issued out OF SAID
court, retuInable ON the 3D. Monday IN the month
of May next, rs IL by law required, Now unless
YOU, the said above named defendants, shall
personally be and appear before the court ON the
| first day of the next term thereof, 10 be holden
| In and for the said county, on the 81 Monday in
| May next, and plead, answer or demur, TO the
| said complainant's bill of complaint, the same
and the matters and things therein charged aud
entered against YOU accordingly, 70 the prayer
| OF said bill. REUBEN 5. YoCUM, Clerk.
| Cairo, Ills, April 9Th, 1873.
| Crandall 4 Linegar, solicitors Tor Complain
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-18
wAsuINaToN's MONUMENT.

The national monument association
have issued an appeal to the people of
the United States 10 contribute funds to
complete the Washington monument be-
fore the centennial celebration. II has
stood for twenty year, in it, present con-
dition, aud will so stand for twenty years
longer unless something Is done to help
the association to raise the means TO finish
II. The memorial of the society appeals 10
organizations Of all kinds, orders, lodges,
oranges. societies, etc., ctc., to assist IN
the work Of completing the shaft, at
least, of the monument, prior 10 July I.
lA1G.
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Special Assessment Notice.

DuBLlC notice is hereby given that the
L county court of Alexander county has rem
dercd Judgment Tor special assessment upon
the property benefited by the reconstruction of
the following sidewalks, viz:
south side oil Fourth street between Washing
ton and Commercial avenues; west side of Wash
ugton avenue, from Fourth to Finn streets
east side of Washington avenue from Fifth 10
sixth streets; north side of Fifth street from
Washington To Commercial avenues; north side
of seventh from Walnut 10 westerly lin, of Lot
IS, Block Is; north side of Eleventh from WASH
ingtOn avenue 10 Walnut street; east side of
Poplar street, between Division and Twenty =
second Streets south side of Twenty-ilrst street
from PoplartO sycamore streets; south side OF
Eighth street between Washington and Com
mercinl avenues; east side of Washington ave-
hue from Eighth 10 Ninrth streets; north side of
Eighth between Washington avenue and Walnut
street; south side of seventh, between Washing
ton avenue and Walnut street, rs will more fully
appear from the certified copy Of the Judgment
on le in the Office of the city clerk of the city of
Cairo; that II warrant for the collection of such
assessments H. in the hands of the undersigned
All persons interested ARE hereby notified Ia call
ana pay the amounts assessed, at the collector 4
onice, No, Isl Commercial avenue, within thirty
DAYS from the date hereof u y. BLAKE, .
city Treasurer anil EN- Ofllcio Collector.
Dated This 3lst day of March, 1875
a.
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DENIES.

Mr.. Ed. llucfncr denies that Mr.. Jack
Winter ever clcctionccrcd tor himself In
the Planters House, an1 that Mr.. Win
ter ever approached him about gam
bling, Sc. Mr. llurfucr swcars 10 this,
II Mr. llucfcr never said that Mr.. Jack
Winter told him that he intended to be u
candidate for Mayor aud wanted his in
iluencc, aud In the same conversation
spoke To him about gambling, then
We misunderstood Mr.. IIucincr, for we
have n distinct recollection that he told
Us Mr.. Winter had said 10 him in substance
what has been stated. We are willing To
make an affidavit that we heard this from
Mr. iluclner, but in the face of his de-
NAL under oath we are willing to bc
convinced that we misunderstood him.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-18
WE Rr,.RgT Ir.

Mr.. William Winter, in card, says:
In reply to the article IN the Butictin Of
this morning. In reference to the enter
prise of my brother, ] will say. that ~
my agent. he had my entire confidence,
aud believe that the libclous course pur-
sued toward him by the Buiictbl has in
iurcd the business materially.
WM. WINTER, SR.
We never made charge against Mr..
Henry Winter we did not believe
TO he true, and which we felt we
were called upon by our duty n n public
journalist to make, or which we
were justified In making by the
vcnomous hatred with which
Mr.. Henry Winter has pursued Us. If,
~ Mr.. William Winter says, we injured
"thc business we regret the fact. What
ever quarrel we may have with II man,
we never Intentionally iniurc him In hi.
business; and, really, in Our Who'll,
| course iowa rds this man, never
| for n moment entertained again,
linn any malice. We do not at this day
lie IL Is who Ia. been malicious. lie hai
abused Us in season and ont, aud Ia,
struck AT the olive branch Whenever /
was rendered 10 him.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-18
THE HANGING AZ COMMERCE.. NO.

Tray Harris was hanged at Commerce,
scott county, Missouri, on Friday. In
November last, ON election day. he muir
dered his mthcr-iu-law, Square Master
son. There had been bad blood between
the two men, and on the day of Master.
sons death they met at the polls. A dis
pute grew up between them, during which
Mastcrson put his right hand into his
pocket, when Harris said TO him :. "You
intend to shoot me, but I'll kill you II
you make the attempt" "Iou
are coward, and dare not
shoot at me- was MIasterson's
retort, when Harris drew his pistol and
shot Masterson dead. Harris then fled.
but after weeks absence returned and
gave himself up to the sheriff. He was
tricd, at the last term of court, in Com
merce, was found guilty and sentenced
to be hung. This sentence was executed
ON Friday in the presence of great
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Tr,E CANVASS.

The present municipal canvass has not
been marked by any undue excitement.
The friends of Mr.. Winter have been n
little noisy and dcmonstrativc. being of
the class that is ollcncst seen in public
places aud Is the loudcst in speech Mr..
Morris has had but few 10 help HIM lie
has, we may say, played the game alone.
We have supported him because we be-
licyc Mr.. Winter Is not III man for the
responsible office OF Mayor. What the
result will be, we do not know. The
friends of Mr.. Winter claim that he will
undoubtedly he elected, while on the
other hand the supporters of Mr.. Morris
are sure there j. no doubt OF his election.
Time will tell aud until the time when
time does tell. the friends OF Mr.. Morris
should work with will. They have op.
pOncnt~ who are Industrious aud who
will not discontinue effort 20 elect Mr..
Winter until the polls are closed on Tues
day
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Communications upon subjects OF gen
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at-All letters should be addressed To
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PRECEDENT Cairo Bulletin Company.
no sOt,Sttn,ntixcy

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Ing providcntialIy discovered, while Med.
zeal Missionary in Southern Asia, very
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clc for Nervous Debility, Premature De-
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duty 10 make It known to his suffering iel-
lows. ActuntC 10y this motive, he will
checrlully send Gree Of ch irgc) % all who
desire 1t, the receipt Tor preparing, and full
directions for successfully using, tins proyi-
dentlally desired remedy. Those who wish
to avail themscNc, of the benefits OF this
discovery without cost, can do so by return
mail, 10y addressing
DE-, CHARLES L. MARSHALL,
III Niagara Street,
2,-i-l-wSt. Buffalo, \, Y.
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said nothing. This promise | observed
strictly until otherwise the matter
was made public. On inquiry to-day
find that Winter himself repeated what
! said TO him privately in the presence of
Louis Shuckcrs and others. Thus Win
ter himself has given publicity TO Il
purely private conversation, of which /
said nothing TO any person Except Mr..
Wintcr) until after he stated what I had
said TO him. Yours, respectfully,
SAMrEL J.. WHEELER.
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multitude, The doomed man assembled the
soai'old with firm step, and died with.
out exhibiting any evidences of fear. An
attempt to rescue the prisoner was feared,
aud the town was patrolcd by men armed
with shot-guns, but thc.cxccution passed
oil without trouble. This was the only
execution In Scott county during the
past fifty Xenrs.