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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-02
Action of Congress on the Marine
s4sA n = Hospital. 80 2 - 81

We clip the following from the
House proceedings of Tuesday, March
26th, as reported in the Congressional
Globe: u sgd ,aa- aap
MARINE HOSPITAL, EVANSVILLE, IND.
Mr. Niblack / ask unanimous
consent to introduce joint resolu-
ton relating to the sale of the Marine
Hospital at Evansville, Indiana.
There was no objection; and the
joint resolution was received, and read
a first and second time p Il
The joint resolution authorizes the
Secretary of the Treasurysto sell the
Marine Hospital at Evansville, ,Indi-
ana, to Bernard Nurre, for the sum of
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EVANSVILLE, IND. TUESDAY. APRIL 2, 1867.

vessels from Vera Cruz had arrived.
making an imposing display
The Spanish iron-clad Teuton,
which excited the unqualified admi-
ration of the Dons some time ago,
was thrown, completely inteythe shade
on the appearance ef5the French ves-
sells of the same character
Gen. Dulce was married with i'm
posing ceremony recently.
New YoRR. April I.AAdyices
from Mexico City, of 18th ultimo, says
the liberals were almost under the
walls of the capital, and prevented
supplies from entering Macmillan S
army at Queretero was completely en-
vironed BY the Liberals. General
Diaz had commenced besieging Pu-
eblas The people in Vera Cruz were
disposed to insist on surrender to
the Liberals outside. Over 300 per-
sons were in prison in Mexico City
for expressing sympathy with the
Liberals and failing to pay their quota
of the forced Loans. Macmillan s
Governor of4she City had resigned
and intended to leave for Europe.
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F0RTIETH CONGREss-First Session.
WASHINGTON, April l.

W ASHINGTON, AprII I.
SENATE.-Prayer by the Rev. DIR. Gray,
Chaplain. The President called the Senate
to order. and directed that he read the
proclamation of the President cOnvening
the executive session. a. a.xmxewss a
On motion Anthony resolved that com
mittee of two members be appointed to
wait on the President of the United States
and inform him that aquorum of the Sem
ate had assembled, and was ready to re-
ceiye any communication he pleased to
make.
On motion Anthony ordered that the
daily hours of meeting be at IL O'Clock un-
til otherwise ordered: also, that the stand
ing commit. ees of the Senate be continued
during the present session. 81
On motion of Sherman, the Senate at
quarter past IL went into executive session.
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~MAscHEsrER, N. H., April 1.-The
projected strike Of the spinners for
ten honrssa day has been abandoned,
and work proceeds as usual in the
factories. =
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EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.

g0EfEs9fS - -zT-szsssasS7&4s ~
ENGLAND.
LONDON, April 1.-Regretis gener
ally expressed, by the press and in po-
litical circles, at the. proposed sale of
the Russian possessions in North
America to the United States. Lsoog
The figures of the budget laid be-
fore the House of Commons, show
that the revenue of Great Britain for
the last fiscal year exceeds the expen-
ditures of the Government by e.
100000. i# AA 2t'% aT
LIVERPOOL, April 1.-The steam
ship Sorava, from the Clyde, bound
for Boston, sunk at sea during a Sc
we're storm on the 10th ult.
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NEW YORK.
Scalded Insurance C8mpanies-La-
test from MexicO-DeStruetive Fire
Sailing OF War Steamer, &c.

New YoRK, April 1.-The special
committee of the. Board of Council
men reported against the park site
for the Post Office.
Alfred A. Clark, a Custom House
clerk, has been arrested as, the author
of a forged pay roll last week, by
which he realized ST. 900.
The Internal Revenue officers seized
over 400 barrels of whisky, which
had been relieved from bonded
warehouse under transportation
bonds, which are thought;to be. worth
less. It is believed, by a similar pro-
cess, that from 1900 to 1000 barrels
have been removed and realized upon.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Conf
pany's steamer Costa Rica sailed to-
day for China with full and valua-
BILE cargo This vessel is, sent out for
the purpose of making the connection
between Shanghai and Yokohoma.
New YoRK, April Yesterday
afternoon somebody set fire to some
shrrbbery on the Jersey Flats, along
the Ha ackensack River, which COM
munica.ed to quite forest of trees,
and before the fire was extinguished,
it spread nearly-a mile inlength, de-
stroying everything in its way. The
iremen of Hudson City and West
Hoboken, succeeded in preventing
the flames from communicating with
several dwellings near by:
The Times special says efforts are
made to depreciate the condition of
the Treasury for speculative purpose,
and quotes part of circular sent to
Europe by New York house, with
that ew. But this correspondent
learns from the highest authority, that
so far from the Treasury being in
volved prospectively in difficulty
because of the extent of its maturing
obligations, the prospect is precisely
the reverse. .~s.c..l
The custom- revenues, thus far, ap-
proximate closely to the large receipts
of last year, and. although the In
ternal Reve9ue receipts are consider
ably less than. last year, as was natur
ally expected and fully anticipated,
as we'll from reduction of taxation as
from depression of business it is
now positively certain the fiscal year
will close with very gratifying bal
ance of receipts over expenditures.
NEW YORK, April L-The Dye
Wood Mill of Harvey's, on the out
skirts of Brooklyn. was burned on
Saturday evening. Loss, $40, 900. In
sured. sa ~ III
A dispatch has been received from
Gov. Throckmorton,, of Texas, to the
effect that the State would be immedi
ately reorganized under the Recon
struction Act.
New YORK, April 1.-The Genera
McCullum, the iron war steamer de
signed for the service of the Mexican
Liberals, sailed from this port yester
day for Tampico, Mexico, with TIVE
full batteries of artillery, 10000 stant
of arms, four tons of powder, and
large quantity of fixed ammunition
aboard The vessel carried also sew
eral officers of the Liberal army A
The Herolds Havana correspond
.ence of the 9th ult says:
The whole French squadron of wa
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-.ST. LOUIS, April 1.-The Following
are the additional Offices in which Mr..
Ames had insurance on the Lindell
Hotel. Continental, Albany, $1,000;
Humbolt,, Philadelphia, SIC, 900; Mar
ket, Washington. Reselute, Interna-
tional, Excelsior, North American, all
of New York. for $4,000 each. :
Hatch. Weaver. Felt & Co. were insur-
ed on furniture in the following foreign
Offices: North American, Hartford !;
Mary Ia nd 1BaltimoreS National Ma
rine, New Orleans; Commerce, Alba
ny; Continental, 5000 each, and
Home, Cincinnati, $4,000. p
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SO, 900. that being the highest sum
offered at the time the same was
exposed to sale under advertisement,
dated February Is, 1867, on condition
that the. building shall be used only
for hospital purposes, so ..d
;Mr, Steyenss?f Pelnlnsylyan,as lll 1.s lhe
resolution should be modified go as
to; provide that it shall be sold TO the
highest bidder. a).a-,.-s - +..,,l -
Mr.. Niblack. IF the House viii
allow me to make a brief exploration
/ think / can satisfy them. 9lfs,'f
Mr. Stevens, of Pennsylvania. VIII
the gentleman allow me to move an
amendment that it shall only be, sold
to the highest bidder on advertise
ment duly made? -.
Mr. -NibIack- It has been. put up
for sale, and there were two bids of
the same amount. My resolution
proposes to Egiyegthe preference TO the
party who wants to keepit as hos
pital over the other party who wishes
to use it for his own private pur-
poses. sL ls1f,gsNhgS.
Mr.. Stevens, of Pennsylvania. It
ought to be differently worded. [ do
not like tito go in this way,
roME Niblack. Il am acting under
the advice ofthe efheer having charge
of it. e~'''@'''' '1''
Mr.. Stevens of Pennsylvania. I
will move as an amendment that, it
shall be sold to-the highest bidder
who proposes to keep it for hospital
purposes. 4a t., a.sa,Atl =
Al n hxv
that it shall not be sold at less than
$4,000. i,s.e4ila.4 5
Mr.. NibIack. - I demand the pre-
vlous question -ifyoa egalo4 lie - aeYig
The previous question was second
ed and the main question ordered. eal
Mr.. Stevens. of Pennsylvania. [
accept the amendment of the gentle
man from Ohio, and my amendment
will then read as. follows a.
Provided, That it shaH be sold to
the highest bidder. who shall keep the
same for hospital purposes, and for
the sum of not less than SIC, ,OO1.
Mr.. Scofield. I move to strike out
the words, " who will keep the same
for hospital purposes. sSrses,r,
The Speaker. The amendment is
not in order. as the main question has
been ordered to be now put
The amendment of Mr.. Stevens, of
Pennsylvania, was agreed to.
Mr.. Scofeld. I want to know of
thesgentleman from Indiana why the
provision should be kept in. that it
shall only be sold to the highest bid
der, who will keepit for hospital pur-
poses? ,.-..,,.-,.s
Mr.. Schenck. This man wants to
use it for hospital purposes, while
others want to. use it for manufactur-
ing purposes" We desire that the
former shall have the preference at
the same price.
The joint resolution, as amended,
was then ordered to be engrossed and
read third time; and being engross-
ed, it was accordingly read the third
time, and passed. = F9hsS4s&
Mr.. .Niblack moved to reconsider
the vote by which the joint resolution
was adopted; and also moved to lay
the motion to reconsider on the table.
The latter motion was agreed to.
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Murderers Hung Transatlantic
State LOan-RuSsfan Tfeaty-Texas
to be ReOfgaHised. A.

: HARRISBURG, ApriL bids were
opened to-day for s22,OOO,0OO State
loan; about $1,000, 900 at five per
cent, bid for at par, and about S31,-
900. 900 at six percent. were bid for
from par to one-half per cent. premi-
um. The bids exceed the amount
wanted by about $S,O00,00O Drexel
{ Co., Jay Cooke & Co, and Clark &
90. get about SIC, ,O0O, 900 at premiums
Ringing from I 20 to 1-16 per cent
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: CINCINNATI. April IA special
dispatch to the Conaaarrcial says two
men, named Brooks and. Tally,
charged with the murder of an old
lady, at Clear Springs, jackson Coun-
ty, Indiana, some months ago, were
taken from the Brownstown, jackson n
County. Indiana, jail on Saturday
night, bya mob, and hung.
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WAsHINGTeN, April 1.-The Su-
preme Court of the United States ad-
journed until To- morrow for The want
ola quorum. p -
The present temper of the Senate is
against the ratification of-fhe Rus
i1n-American treaty. Tie whole
subject, however, will be thoroughly
discussed.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24
Eeqal SALES, TT.
SheriH''S Sale.


Benin. S. Kicks, Jr..
Ext'r.. &C.,
CS. RI. FG. UtidS.
A. D. Barlow. and
Wiley Lyons.
To September Term, 1867, Madison
Circuit Court, Mississippi.
Judgment S246l2 "a, Sept. Gath. 1865.
DY virtue Of the above described writ.
ID to me directed by the Clerk of said
Court, l will expose to public sale. to the
highest bidder, for cash, before the court
house door Of said county Of Madison.
State aforesaid, in the city Of Canton, on
Monday, the End day. Of September,
betwee the hours prescribed by law. the
following described property to wit:
81 shares stock Of Mississippi Central
Railroad Company.
6 shares stock Of New Orleans, jackson,
and Great Northern Railroad Co.
2 shares stock Masonic Hall Company,
city OF Canton. ntt-
10 interest in joint stock company Of Can
ton Cemetary. in said county.
Levied upon as the property Of the
said defendant, A. D. Barlow, and will
be sold to satisfy the above styled Judg-
ment, interest. ard all costs.
GEO. NORMAN, Sheriff.
Aug. II, 1867. >"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24
~We have been shown speci-

HWe have been shown speci-
mems of corn, grown on the planta-
ton of Mr.. S. L. Mosby, some OF the
corn measuring fourteen inches IN
length and containing sixteen rows
and sixty-four grains to the row.
Mr.. Mosby ihfotlhs us that his whole
crop, one hundred acres, will nearly
equal this. Who can beatit! !.
We have also seen a stalk of cotton
from the same place, bearing ninety
full grown bolls, and forty smaller
one. He has two hundred and fifty
acres in cotton, one third of which
will equal this sample. Taking this
as AN example the crops will De
splendid. We shall have no. need
of western corn for a number OF years.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Lucius NJ. Lamar, and john
T. Semmes, Special Admr's.
of P. Tracey, decd. II;

Lucius NJ. Lamar, and john
T. Semmes, Special Admr's.
Of P. Tracey. decd. FL Fa.
US.
Peyton R. Sutherland, and
Stephen Rimmer.
To September Term, 1867, Mad'Son
Circuit Court, Mississippi.
Judg. $6s42 oe, on 9Th March. 1867.
DY VIRTUE Of the. above described
u writ, to me directed by the Clerk of
said Court, will expose to public sale
to the highest bidder, for cash. before
the Court House door of said County OF
Madison and State of Mississippi, in the
City Of Canton. on
Monday, the End day Of September
1857, between the hours prescribed by
law, The following described lands TO- wit !;
Ell of Sci and SW4 Of SCI OF section
No. a8, township No. II W. of NW4
section 80. township 10; NW4 Of sW4
section 97, township II; E3 Of Sci sec
ton %, township II; FL ofNE4 section
q7, township II; SW4 section 20, town
ship 12; NE4 and E4 NW4 Of section
80, township II; NJ and b Of SW4
section a8. township 11-.all in range
No. 5 East, lying in Madison county
aforesaid, containing 1908 acres, more or
less
Levied tpoh as the property of the
said defendants, Peyton R. Sutherland
and Stephen Rimmer, and will be sold to
satisfy the above styled judgment, inter
est aud all cost
GEO. NORMAN,
Sheriff of Madison county.
h,r ~ 1Sf7,Sw
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24

wEvery town subscriber to the
CITIZEN" who receives this morn
ing's paper with an X marked on It,
is thereby notified that his subscrlp-
ton has not been paid within sac
months past, and that he o'ces for
that or a longer time; ALL such 'c'1
be discontinued if the money IS not
puid before or merit. If you want
the CITIZEN" you musl poy for 1t.
There will. lie no distinction made
in tie enforcing the aboye rule; ALL
who receive the warning X must pay
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24

DE IT REMEMBERED that hereto,
Il fore to wit on the ,20.b day OF April
A. D.. 1857, the following order was
spread upon the minutes Of the Circuit
Court Of Madison County, Mississippi, in
words and figures following, to wit:
George W. Grant EXIT, &C.. -co-
VS.. No' '"0''
Gabriel C. Johnston.
This day came said plaintiff and files
bis affidavit, setting forth that said de-
PENDANT is a non resident. of this STATE,
and that bis place of residence is Chlcot
county, Arkansas. and that the proper
and nearest post office Of said johnson. is
Grand Lake in the county Of Chicot, and
in said State of Arkansas II IS there
fore now ordered, by the Court that the
said defendant be and appear IN ihls
Cour. on the 4th Monday OF September,
next, to plead. answer or demur to said
action, otherwise Judgment will De rem
dered against him by default. And II is
further ordered BY the Court that copy
of this order Re published once a week.
for four successive weeks, in the Amer,
can Citizen, a public newspaper printed
and published 10 the city of Canton
Miss and that the Clerk of this Court
transmit by mail copy of this order to
the said Gabriel c, Johnston, directed TO
him at Grand Lake, Cbicot county, Arb.
A true copy from the minutes. Attest
nv hand and seal OF said Court,
L 81 this 3ist day Of July, 4. D. 1867
JOHN DAWSON. Clerk.
HANDY Il FooTE, Solicitors. :.
Aug. sat. u
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24
L1HE.s.
LINES,
Written in n Lady's Album,
BY FRANK LEE.


would not have thee think of me.
When friends are crowding round,
When bright NTH mirth and joyous glee,
The golden moments bound.
For oh in such an hour as this.
Thy name perchance might be
memry sad to damp thy bliss,
And make thy mirth less free
would not have thee think of me
When loving hearts are thine,
Their VOWS may seem more sweet to thee,
Than any words of mine.
But t.eaning in that pensive hour,
When twilight's gentle rays.
Fall DER thee with their magic pow'r,
And call up hy.gone days.
When backward gentle mem ry tends
Across times rolling sea,
And brings to mind thy stricken friends,
oh then remember me!
For have seen the happy dream
Of life fade fast away,
Like rosy tints on the quiet stream,
At close of summer day.
Aud ev'ry hal py, thrilling glow,
THAT ill id my heart of yore,
Has left me, and the shades OF woe,
Are mine forevermore.
And 81 Ia have thee think of me,
Meath ;wilights gentle rays,
When dreaming of the ecstacy,
That died with bygone days.
And if to me that thought should come,
With thy sweet presence best
Twill End, as | receive 1t home.
An echo in my breast
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24
SgVERIFF,S SALE.

PayEe, Huntington d Co. y, H.
John Robinson ssi !
To September Term, 1867, Mr.
Circuit Court, Mississippi. "
Judgment for s6s, 1897 SO on the End
day of April, 1867.
DY virtue Of the above described writ,
II to me directed by the Clerk Of said
Court, I will expose to public sale, to
the highest bidder for cash. before the
court house door of said county of Madi.
son, State Of Mississippi, in the city Of
Canton, on
Monday, the 2nd day Of September,
1867, between the hours prescribed by
law, the following described lands, viz:
All of section No. 20 Ell SCI section
No. 10; NJ Of section No. 90; N OF St
of section No. 20; NE4 Us section No. 80;
E1 of NWA section 80, all in township
| No. 9, Of range DISCRIMINATING l44o
acres more or less-the property OF John
Robinson, fee simple interest.
Also NW4 section 80; W. of Sci sec
too No. 80; Ell of YW4 section No. 30;
WI Of section No. 81; NJ of WI SCI
section No. 81; all in township No. 8 Of
range East. Also 81 of section Sc,
township 8, range West, and E3 Of
NE4 Of section Sc. township No. 8 range
1 West. Also NW4 of section 6, town.
ship No. 7 of range East and W. oil
SW4 section No. 6, township No. T. oil
range No l East-containing 1920 acres
more or less-the property Of John Rob-
insou, fee simple interest. :.
Also NE4 of section No. 20, township
| No. 9, range West, and W. NW4 oil
section 81. township 9. range ! West
| containing by estimate gao acres more OF
less. fee simple or absolute interest in the
same BY defendant. John Robinson.
j Also Ell of section No. 90, and Et o
WI of section 90; WI SW4 section 81
and NE4 and E9 NW4 SECTION No. 80
except that portion of NE4 section NO
] % living South of the Brownsville roat
all in township 8 Of range ! West, con
tanning BY estimation TAO acres more o
| less. fee simple or ablolute interest In tn
same by defendant. John Robinson.
Also the following described lands |
which John Robinson has only life II
'er ss Of 70 . s No. 50; wi of .se'io
) No. 81; NE4 section 81, and fractions
in NV corner of Sci section 81, all !
township No. 9. range No. ] East; 3
section Is; all Of section No. SO, and =
MEL section IS, all in township No.
range No. / Wst; Ed Of. NW4 sectio
No. / and NE4 of section No. !. townshl
4 range | West-containing s0S0 acr'
$ known as the Douglass Place:
: Also 81 of section IL; NJ section i
D NE4 of section "a; Ell NW4 section 2.
J. SEi section Is; Ell sW4 of section Is; S
/ of section "a; NJ of section IS; SCI
4 section rs; FL Of sW / section IS; NEt
section SO, ali in township No. 8, range
West. Also WI of sW section No >
township No. 8 Of range No. | East; "
If section 10; WI Of FL Of section l
= and WI Of section Is, and W. Of E3
) section g, all in township No. 8 OF rsnt
No. Eas.-containing BY estimate
5000 acres-knOwn as the Hill Place
all lying in Madison county Aforesaid. :,
Levied upon as the property OF y
81 said defendant, John Robinson, and "
!. be sold to satisfy the above styled jud
ment. interest. aud all costs.
i. GEO. NORMAN.
Sheriff Madison county,
Aug. II, lse7.3N
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24

PERsoNAL.-We were glad to meet
on the street the other day, our
townsmau, DR.. X. G. Divine who
has been sojourning at the Springs
for some Il time, for the benefit of his
health. We hope the Doctor may
speedily recover and resume the
profession, to which he is an orna-
ment.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS
No, j. g. q. N. n. n.

Passenger train No. leaves New. Orleans AT
o,clocE NJ m arriving at Canton s:1O a. M
Passenger train leaves New orleans ai ,n AZ
O'Clock a. m ., arriving at Canton atT:oo p III.
GOING SOUTH: =, =,
As a. m. arriving at New Orleans at p Pm, M ., u,
40 pas5 !, srtv p at New Orleans at rs p. m.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24

wWe are Under obligations 10
Messrs. Cassell s. Baughn, for late
publications. These gentlemen re-
spectfuly invite tie public to call
and examine their fine assortment OF
new books. Their obliging clerks,
Messls. A. Cassell and b. E. Jones
will take pleasure in exhibiting their
gazettes of fashions and delightful
toilette articles; we therefore ASH
the ladies to give them call before
purchasing elsewhere, assuring them
that they will receive polite atten;;
ton from these gentlemen, even II
they do dot buy. We speak IRON
personal experience.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24
A Rule Without Exception

An transient advertisements must % pa'd Jo'
,,hen inserted legal advertisements must De pa'o
for before Tie proof of publication is g'ren ana
no proof ,DN be siUen unless the money is PAID
These ave the terms agreed upon by the Press OF
Canton and in no case wM they be departed J'om'
Our friends ,cin not ask IL.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24
TERMS-Per Session of Ten Months.
PAYMENTS:

One half of all expenses mnst be paid al
the beginning of the Session the other at
tho ale of the term. No deduction will be
made for lost me from the entrance of the
nun;l to the close of the Ses sion, except In
fsses of protrac ted illness. In case OF tenn
norary want of cash, cotton or snort time
drafts will be received in payment OF dues
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24

vThe tournament at Goodman,
to come off on the 2sth instant, will
he a grand affair. Extensive prepa-
ratiops have been made for the occa-
sion. Madison county will be fully
represented, and We EXPECT to hear a
farorable account of our knights in
the contest for prizes, We shall
have +" A cRlet among them taking
notes.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24
NWe have received q catalogu.

RWe have received a catalogue
of the University f Neao York, Medl-
cal Department, and bespeak for
it attendance by all who wish to
complete their medical education,
by attending a thor ugh course OF
lectures. It is connected with the
New York Hospital, to which the
student has access, and he may wit
ness daily some of the most scientific,
difficult surgical operations. The fee
for full course of practical lectures
is only $4,000.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-08-24

CHOLERA PREVENTIvE.--Messrs' D.
Z. lindsey & Co., advertise in our
paper today Moore's Cumulative
Syrup, which is said to be a certain
remedy for cholera, flux, and all dis
eases of the bowels. They guaran-
tee cure in AN cases. We advise
these who are suffering from attacks
of this character, to give their spe-
cific a trial For sale by Mosby y
Richards.