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FOE SALE.

FTNHE INSTRUMENTS of the Anderson
IL Palmetto Band, consisting of two Eb
and two BIB Corneta. three Eh Alto. one
DO Tenor, one BIB BARTON, and one large
Eb Tuba. All in good condition, and o. s..
make. except the Bb Cnrnet Price, $3.50.
For further information, address
j. G. CUNNINGAAnE,
April 4, 1873 3s
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REDMOND, THE OUTLAW.

Surrender OF his Old AssocIates-Negotiu-
tho Revenue Ofncers.
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To the Defendants Leila Cleveland and Maud
Cleveland
Take notice that the petition in this &C.
the foregoing Is o copy, was filed in the
office of the Probate Court, at Anderson
G. H., in the County of Anderson. in said
State of South Carolina, on the 10th dsy of
March, A. D. 1878.
JOSEPH N. BROWN,
Plaintiffs Attorney Anderson. 8. C.
ASSS;i I. 1875 sH
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MOTIC,E.
GRAW(sE sTORR

Riee end HAM. HEa1n and nice.
WYE have In Store on Consignment a
Wv large lot of CAROLINA HOE I8
pounds fo7 $l.00. Choice Sugar Cnred
HAMS at IL cents per ID.
JOHN 3. WATSON.
Anderson. AGa-cii. oo, oo 1916. 37SSS
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2EE woek In your own town. a5 outfit free
QQO No risk. Reader, If you want o business nj
Thich persons OF either seq san make great pay oil
tne tiIne they work, vrite for particulars to Ii.
HAILETT & Co., Portland, Maine.
I can make money faster at work for us than at
4 J start you. S12 per day at homo made by tho
-. indastrioun Aen, women boys and girls wan
ted everywhere TO work for us. No,l "a tho tine
Costly outat and terms free. Address TRUE q Co,
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Public Notice.

fBHHE, undersigned has been duly appoint.
A 90 by Mfs. Carrie deisberg as her law
fni Attorney and Agent. in all matters con-
rected With her Mercsntile Business in
An1arson and elsewhere. All other nov,ers
and agsnciea having been revoked. ~
A, LESSER, Agent
March q, 1873 go gs ~'tsa a.
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the STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or ANDERSON
April .. 1878


BY ". w. Humphreys, Esq, Probate Judge.
To Nancy II. Cleveland, Mary E. Glenn,
9. Casendine Mason, Leila Cleveland and
Maud Cleveland-Gr Greeting:
VOU are hereby required to appear at
n, the Court of Probate, to be holden ut
Anderson Court House, for Anderson Coun-
", on the first Monday of June, A. D.
1873, 70 show cause, if any you can, why
the Real Estate Of the late Rev. Samuel
Isbell, deceased, situate in said County, on
the East side OF Tugalo River, bounded by
lands Of w. w. Holland, J. NJ. Kidd and
John L. Glenn, containing 440 acres, more
or less, and ono Tract situate in Oconee
Connty *: said State, on waters of Big Bea-
yerdam Greek, adjoining lands of Jackson
Hunt and Others, and containing one hun
dred and sixty acres, should not be parti-
toned among the heirs, allotting to Mary
M. lsbell, the Petitioner, one-third thereof,
and the remaining two-thirds in equal por-
tions to the said Nancy NJ. Cleveland, Mary
r.. Glenn, 8. Caseiidine Gason one-fourth Of
two-thirds each, and to said Leila Cleveland
and Maud Cleveland one-fourth between
them, or one-eighth of two-thirds EACH
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th
day of March, in the year of our
Il. ST. Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-eight. and in the one hundred
and second year of American indie
JOSEPH N. DROWN,
Attorney for Petitioner.
W. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01
MATTERS OF LOCAL IMPORT.
Mrs, Gus Winston is in the CITY.

Mrs, Gus Winston is in the city.
Mr. Obcrly came home by the after,
noon train, yesterday.
Mr.. George Fisher who has been alb
sent from the city awhile, returned home
yesterday
Two pi,ioblo Objects, in female form,
have haunted the whaIf-boats for several
days past.
Charley Gayer has taken possession of
his new meat stand. one door south Of
Tenth Street
One Kentucky hunter brought to Cairo,
yestrrdaymoming, the dressed carcasses Of
forty coons.
Tom Logan, brother Of Gen, Logan
came down from Murphysboro to witness
the race Yesterday
Mr.. Thomas has child less than three
and half months old, that is undergoing
The ordeal Of cutting teeth.
We heard it mentioned on the streets
yesterday, that the subscriptions being
made to the Winter testimonial were cheer.
ful and liberal.
Miss Corey, of Northwestern I Iinos,
arrived by train yesterday after
noon. She will probably remain in
the city during the winter the guest, the
while of Mrs, p. A. Taylor.
The Iron Mountain and southers road
brought to Cairo, yesterday, ten car loads
of Texas cotton, all Of winch was loaded ON
TO cars of the Illinois Central, and started
east last night
We have been requested 10 say that
the Baptist Sabbath school viii be held
in Turner Hall, this morning, at half past
o'clock twill be held at the same time
and place every Sabbath, until notice is
given to the contrary
Among others who came 10 the city
yesterday to witness the horse race, We no
,iced delegations from Charleston, Bland.
vile, Commerce, Joncsboro, Pulaski, Mound
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01
TIME GREAT BLOOD TONIC

For the cure at all diseases arising from impure
vital organs Are Won weak, nervous, deblltaiea,
vale and cmacateds Have you lost your appetite
Have you nausea, pain in the back &c! II 20, ID,
.na nr;ns hack the Rloom of Health. Pimples,
Bols. Efysipeias, letter, Salt Rheum &c, are but
srrsace indications of Blood Disease; and DR.. Lind
sry's Blood Scarcher by purifying the system soiI
s wv ali dmgalsis, Al on per bottle X. K. Sellers
Proprietor, Pi,nbSrg, Pa Barclay Brosr Agents
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01

The following isa Inst Of letters re
naming in the post Office at Cairo uncailcd
for November 3Oth, 1873; Goldman Jennie;
Dixon Mollic; Dorsey Nancy Gray Julia;
Iloar Ellen; Heart Ellen; lIigdon Florence;
Lincoln c.; Mitchell Nancy; Mclean Car
RE; Mcdonald Addic; Park Sue;
Parker Anna; Purcell Jennie; Peters
Bell; Robertson Amelia Ann Roden
Militia: Smith Jane G.; Smith Mamie; 'res-
sicr Lilly; Tyler Maggie; Victor AAelia;
Wells Matte; Ward SARAH Bell j. W;
Bncs james; Baker II. A.; licnder Chas. f;
Bailey Il Bro; Conncllcy Ihos,; Drink
water Perry; Dalton II. s.; Denton J, H.;
Decker Henry; Davis David; Downing A.;
Freeman Calvin; Gray Wallace H.; Gcllcs-
pie +. IL German Irving s.; lIydc
James; TASTY Robert; Hogan Timothy;
Jones Robert Kobcr Peter; Landlord G,
H.. Lcutainger NJ. McCay James; MilI,r
jas. r.; MillcrJ Bruce; Moss Ode; May
bin William; Martin John D.; Martin
Harry; Martin Ralph Oliver NJ.
W.. Purcell r.. Rayncr Frank ;
Rcchman j. H.; Soymon Aaron T.;
Stone Bentley; Sutcr Chas r.. Stone L. H.,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01
CELLER's COUGH SYRUP.

over 10000 bottles sold 1t Is the most pleasant
and nonnisr remedy for Coughs Colds, Group,
Hoarsness and all throat and lang diseases ma;
~ nrascrihe IL j. E. Youmsn. Long 7. o., H.,
ssys! III saved my two children from the grave,
~ sinmons. OF baltimore, Md, also says; 1T
will cure the worst cough Immediately ASH your
drugeist or general storekeeper for II and take no
atheF' Prices. csc So, and 100 per bottle. Send
for circular X Z. Sellers II Co., Proprietors'
rittsburg, Pa Barclay Bros, Agents Cairo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01
MEDICAL
MEATH DEFEATED.

!. VA, over 70 years SELLERS LIVER PILLS have
! hcen The STANDARD remedy for Liver Complaint,
Costiveness Sick Headache, Pain in Shoulders OF
Hack, Dizziness, Coated Tongue. fesel ana ag1 %
and ali diseases arising from deranged state OF me
liver or stomach. Thomas Adams, OF Big SANDY,
Ky, saws: Sellers pills have saved HUNDREDS OF
dollars in doctors bills In this country 49,, D.
sellers Il Co, Propretors, Pittsourg' ra' barV's!
Irns Arnnis. Cairo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01
TELEGRAPHIC.
KRIS KrNGLE LAND, Nov. %, 1871,

KRIS KNGLE LAND, Nov. % 1878.
Daniel Hartman,
DEAR Sit:
Having given entire satisfaction rs my
agent in distributing my Toys and Holiday
Presents last year, have taken the liberty
OF appointing you again this year. | shall
ship to your order ten car loads Of Christ
mas Presents, all new devices, consisting in
part of the following goods; Dolls, Toys,
Writing Desks, Silver Plated Ware; in fact
it would be impossible for me to attempt to
name all, but will trust to you to make II
suitable display. Yours truly,
SANTA CLAUS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01

Stone + H.; Simonds J. L.. Smith Henry;
Smith Henry; Smith j. H.; Schomacy John;
Stanley Philip r.. Sanders Thos j.. Thorn
VIM; Thompson Wiley; Thompson Geo.
W; nyior Lcmuel Valby william;
Vaughn John; Wilson Alfred, Wright
Joe L.. Wcardy Henry A.; Walker J W;
Winters SAINT; Whclan Willie; Wellcn
VIM r.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01
- -----s----s
CAIRO, Nov, ajth, 1878.
Col. Santa Claus;
DEAR SIR:

DEAR DIR.
Yours Of the 23rd inst, to hand and con-
tents noted. am thankful for the COM
pliment you have paid me by appointing
me your agent again this year, and as the
quantity of goods you intend to ship me
will require more room, have rented the
large store Of DR.. Wardner, which | will
use exclusively to display your Holiday and
Christmas presents, and will open about the
LIST of December and will inform all of
our citizens and children, and | know they
will all call to see you, Yours, Truly,
DANIEL HARTMAN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01

jackson county is full of lakes and
some of the lakes are literally alive with
ducks, geese and swan. 1t might pay some
ofour Cairo Nimrods to make hunting
tour thither-making a weeks stay, and
shipping their game home via the narrow
gauge, Illinois Central and Mississippi
river. Sam Hewitt of Carbonate, visited
Big Lake, near Grand Tower, last Thurs
day, and shot trumpeter swan, white as
the driven snow, and without spot or blem
ish, that measured, from tip to tip, full
eight feet. Our old friend Alderman saws
that this wonder of bird will be taxider-
micated, and placed on exhibition at the
5. l. Normal building.
The Jackson Tenn Sun administers
rebuke to Cairo, because, as the Sun
alleges, our authorities force tramps to
leave the city, and give them free ferriagc
across the river; and yet, while doing this,
they fine every steamboatman and railroad
conductor that brings one into the city, the
sum OF fifty dollars. Nobody was ever
fined one cent for bringing tramps into
Cairo. They come at pleasure, and leave,
as they leave every other community, when
they are compelled TO leave. There IS no
other rational wPy, that occurs to us. TO deal
with the non-laborng tramp II Jackson
has adopted different and more success
full line Of action, we shall be pleased to
hear from her.
A stranger approached railroad man
yesterday; confessed that he had been
drunk, the night before, and declared that
while in that condition, somebody robbed
him OF his coat, pants vest, hat and boots,
-''elsc, continued he, why inthc-do you
suppose would appear in THIS garb;" at
the same time exhibiting the clothing he
wore, which WAS worth about 4C cents.
Having said this, he plead most pitcously
for twenty-five cents, caadidly saying that
he wanted to buy whisky-that the effect,
Of his spree were killing him. He was re-
fused He then begged for an order for
something to cat. This was civ to him;
but Cow many hours he plodded the streets
in a vai,r Tort to sell the order this depo-
nent saith tot. For aught we know to the
contrary he may be upon The market yet
Little causes are often responsible for
big results. One day last week Golden
man, with malice aiorcthought, killed his
neighbours goose The ncighbor rctaliated
by killing the goosc-killer's dog Two or
three days attcrward the two neighbors
met; there was a glare, snarl, and hail
storm Of blows under which one of them
went down, with black eye and a bloody
nose Ncighbors Of these ncighbors took
sides, one side insisting that the retaliation
should have been limited to q goose; that
The III. OF dog was worth more than the
life Of a goose, and that the dog killers OBJ.
scurcd optic and bloody proboscis only
made things even. OF course there were
other ncighbors who warmly dis,entcd from
this CONCLUSIONS; and thus was the good
feeling Of the whole noighborhood married
II
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01

We place before the people of Cairo, the
latest and most elegant styles Of custom
made boots and shoes. o. HAYTnoRy & Go.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01
CLOTHING!
ULTIMATUM REACHED!

hGStA
in dead earnest He drops a tlundcrloit
in the way Of
LOWER PRICES,
4 clean sweep made The public 70 be
BENEFITED,
No trash offered as decoy have
space to mention only a few articles
Mems Grey Oycrcoa,s
$3.50.
ChinchiIla Oycrcoats,
500.
Cashmere Business Suits,
$3.50.
Good Cashmere Pants,
$3.50,
A. MARX,
81 Ohio Leyec.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01

FoR the best brands OF old handmade
Sour and Sweet Mash Whiskeys, 90 to
SToCKFLETH & BRoss
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01
LOCAL REPORT.

NoTIcE'-To WHOM m NAY CONCERN. The Cairo
Bulletin Co.. VIII pay no bills contracted by any Of
liz employees, orany one connected with TIE BuL.
LEnN, unless the same j. made on written order
signed by myself audthe order must be attached to
the bill when presented.
JOINS ii. OBEELY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01
Y. REsClI. PRnrnlEron.
CAKES or EVERY DESCRIPTION

Having started a Gr-i.cas- Bakorr and r'ar'. o.
hrstclUs- 81 LOU. baker h. charge, am lr'pN
10 furnish
CAKES or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
from the plllf,i 10 the most elaborate hind, suit
able for weddings hHiis, etc; also all KINDS u.
Bread. Pies and Pastry, az the very lowest rat
Orders win he promptly Gllcl a delivery wagon
vii, run daily toHl parts Of thc city for ,t accom-
uodutiuu Of customers
share ofthe puhlic'- patronage 10 solicited. A.
satisfaction guaranteed
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01
ANNOUNCEMENT.

CiTY TREASURER
We tre authorized TO announce the name Of Al
yIED COMIC. a. candidate for City Treasurer al
The Sas uing city election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BAK cry"

Eighth street. near Commercial Ayeaac
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01
ATr0RNEYS-AT-LAW.
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY.
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01

WAR. WAg.-What has the war with
England and Afghanistan got to do with
our selling
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01

A. lIAES u the principal dcalori In stoves,
tinwarc, etc., Of Cairo ilis stock IL the
largest and finest ever offered In southern
lllinois, and his prices alc as low Us the
lowest.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-01

ALADr IN our nsighborhood who had
suffered for over three months the most eX.
IRENE torture by violent cough, has be.
come completely cured by Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup For Salc in every drug store.
WiNrED.--An experienced white girl
wanted Nt s, p. Wheclqra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-24
VIRGINIA. .TEEpS,

A. W.. Wilcox has been found guilty IA the
Uoited States Court at Richmond OF robhlof,
the mail. Sentence was suspended and the
prisoner bailed 10 $1,000 unit! February, TO
give him time to apply for pardon. Thc jury
recommend clemeucy.
1t is reported that an immense tissure hes
been discovered ia the Blue Ridge Mountalas.
extending from the middle fork OF tho karlian
River to the Shenandoah, distance OF tweiye
or fourteen miles. 1t is said that TIC coit 10
the mountain is quite wide and 50 deep that
cattle have fallen toto the opeDiog sod gone
down to uufathomahIs depths 10 the toWaia OF
the earth.
Colonel John r. Garland, for .aasy gears q
prominent member Of the New York Stock
Exchange, died suddenly yesterday Of honor
rhage If the lungs, near Hyde Park, New York.
He was formerly noted for nis heavy specu'a
tons. Col. Gsllsod was a native of Lyochbn7a
10 this State, where bis venerable father, Hon.
James Garland, DOW nearly 90 years OF age, Is
Judge of the Hastings Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-24

With gold ard paper M ney circulating freely
at par, with q steady growth 10 the favorable
balance oftrsd'; with uouthIy ioesease 10 !he
prcdas;s If niuing aud manufactures, aud With
crops Of ali SORTS uctxseled if cqualed, what is
there to prevent the !oog hoped for revival OF
business actively. and restoration OF national
rosperty, but tho evil machinatioIs Of such
selfish politicians IS Mr.. BIaiao? As it is uo-
derstoou that no mooey has bsen appropriated
for the expense of lis bloody shirt com mlttee,
and that that for the Potter committee has been
expended, it il to be hoped that the rcpub!i'
caus 10 Congress may refuss to vote away any
for the purposes for which those committees
we're formed. so that at least the ill feeliog
likely TO be caused by the two diverse reports
of each of those committees may be obviated.
The democrats oannot originate movement to
defeat appropriations for these committees. lest
it be aidlhey are attempting 10 suppress loves
liga,ious THAT may be detrimental TO their
party, butif the republicans set the example
there are plenty of democrats who will cheer.
folly assist them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-24
Financial,

LoNDeN, Dec. 25.-The Times in its fin.
ancial article this morning says: The quiet
feeling visible on Saturday continues to pelvada
the money market ard people are begiaiog to
hops that ia few days more the worst will be
over The market will no doubt be mush
helped by the large influx Of gold into the bauk
yesterday. The amount was not known up 10
the close of business epd it was rumored 10 be
larger tbauit was. More will probably he seu.
10 to day, aud should the hcsrds known to be
10 the provinces begin to come back. the reserve
is likely to recover It's strength. This Is very
satisfactory, but il will not materially affect
the price Of money for the next few days. All
the backs which render some sort OF a balance
sheet at tie end Of the year arc extremely
anxious to show a large accumulation of cash.
and ia order to do so arc calling 10 money
which if held. but for few days, must make
borrowing very difficult. The great part Of
yesterdays bullion came frcm Frsnce ADD was
sent TO pay for stocks which the French have
bought or n Connection With their trade In
debtedness to the United States. The money
is not the product CT our own present capacity,
as traders to command gold to any amount st
will. 1t is here 10 great measure because OF
necessities, aud represents in 80 far our poverty
not our wealth. The want of bullion has never
brought on our present difficulties and The
temporary presence cf bullion 10 large quanti-
ties may do less to relieve them than people
seem to expect.
The 6rmer holding of bar silver at the end
of the week has led to slight recovery IN the
price, In the afternoon there Was some 10,
quiry on Austrian account, aud this coupled
with the great scaIchy of the metal caused an
improvement Of an eighth. at which price the
maj ket closed firm,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-24

Alexandra is not alone in her burdeo of tax.
alton. Indeed the cry Of high taxes comes up
from all parts Of the country, and people every.
wbers are threatening to quit their homes to
avoid the iosa.iate tax collectors We notice
that the CITY salary bill 10 New York this year
is upwards Of $40. OOo.O 900, against $500. 900
10 1860. Merchants complain that local taxes
eat up all their profits. and unless the burthen
isligbtened they will be obliged to transfer their
business to other cities where there will be
some margin for profit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-24
Frozen.

CINCI2NATI O., Dec. pa special dis.
patch says that Ella Leroy, young woman was
fouod lying il tbs road badly frczso, near
Rogers City, Michigan. last night. She WAS
hsouga: 10 toya ani the surgeons decided the
smpuiation CT bolh legs to be necessary, but
shs dic,: daIng the operation. She was a
woman Of III fame. who had been driven out OF
A!pena without !uvjs Becoming exhausted
she bad fallen ty the roadside. where she was
fouud. Il is said she was once BEAUTIFUL girl.
She was Il palive OF Cleveland and went to De.
trot where few years ago she created SEN
salnn, t,lt afterwards sauk lower aud lover un'
I'll 10 ems would give her shelter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-24

Mr.. Hoyt, the republican Governor elsct
of Pennsy lvania. Mr.. Quay, the Chairman Of
the republican State committee, ex sheriff
Leeds. of PHILADELPHIA. and other Pennsylvania
politicians. sled on the President yesterday
aud urged him to appoint Governor Hartrsnft
to The Berliu missiop. These gentlemen are
all ardent Cameron men. They prefer Gov.
Hsrtrantt to Wayne MsoV eeagb, although the
latter is the trother 10 law of Senator Cam.
erop. Some of the members Of tho delegation
feel satisfied that their petition will receive
favorable consideration from the Pfetident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-24

Yakoob Khan, who is now reported to be at
the head of aFairs 10 Afghanistao, is the son OF
the Ameer, who s5me months ago rebeled
against his father, and whom the Amer IN his
communication 10 the Viceroy Of India only g
few weeks ago denoninated that i'll starred
WRETCH" As tho ANGER has been forced to fi?e
tho country aud Yakoob nov rules supreme IN
Cabul, the paterna prophecy has not been ret'-
fed, Yakoob is brave soldier and friend
of the Eoeish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-24
Professionalism.

New York, Dec. 24-O'Leary and Cam
paDa Continued their six day g walk in Gilmore 8
Gardaa this nornipg, The former took about
four hours rest last nipht, and the latter Two
hours ard quarter. O'Lsary seems fresh and
keeps up bis steady veil known gate, but Cam.
paaa 10 toe eye Of the observer seems greatly
fatieued aud :;is walking appears to be labored.
OLssry about half past ten this morning had
completed l05 niles, and about the same time
Calapsn2 Was on his ll5.h mile. The total
aclual walking tine Of the former up to that
hour was 90 h aod 46 "a. while that Of the lat.
ter WAS % ii m % SEQ.