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ID EsCUE GRASS SEED-For sale
H by II. ST. JOHN.
w The New York Sun perpetrates

U The New York Sun perpetrates
this piece of cruelty:
awe advise our brethren of the press
to use up their jokes as fast as they
get them finished. We had several on
poor Borie, which our friend General
Grant has spoilt by his prompt remoy-
al of that unfortunate gentleman
However, we shall keep them for a few
days to see if they will not do for Robe
son, the successor of Borie.n
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TNURNIP SEED-Landreth '4tI,is
l. years crop. just received and for
sale by f5s. H. ST. JOHN.
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RSTRAY.,

TAKEN UP AND ES.
L trayed before me, VIM.
tice of the Peace in, and for the Panish of
Rspides, Louisiana, "A PALE REDE0W,
at the CrOpland plantation, ON Bayou Rap
ides, about three miles from the town OF
Alexandria, branded AS marked figure 2
in one ear and q crop and split in the 9TH
er. Approved by J. j Davis and NJ. B,
Wells to be worth Fifteen Dollars. The
owner is notified to come forward, prove
property and pay charges within sixty
days, or she will be-dealt with as the law
directs, w; WILMINGTON, ,Jr, n
August 4th, 1S69--tf 49,. a,rs-.i.;e III, p
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IL Mississippi farmers find broom
corn a profitable crop.
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THE FINE and A No. ] side-wheel
l. steamers B. L. Hodge No. 2, w. T.
Buardman, Master, and Selma, Jno. Kouns,
Master, still continue punetually and reg
ularly to make ten days trips between
Shreveport aud New Orleans On their
down trips they leave Alexandria We'd
nesdays and Saturdays at IL NJ.
II For Freight Or Passage apply on
board or to T.. r. BIOSSAT, 81
WILLIAMS g. CO.,
May tl2-tf ,lfp ~ 5s.tg Agents, y
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ENrERpRisE.-A According to the uewspa.
pers there is man in Ohio one hundred
and six years old, whose Oldest child is
eighty years of age and whose youngest IS
six months and still mewlrg in the nurses
arms. That man ought to be entered at
the State fair. 10ddgiSu Eea eis 1r0f -
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/" Radical Stalking Horses"

FRANK BLAIR ON THE RECENT LONG BRANCH
.-...-.a..s-,-r HoWLERs. ss-z-..lc .
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THE elegant and very light draught
l. Passenger Steamer. ga ri ..!gn.;. -
CEEESTE:q,4 s7FeqF

J. +. MUSE, :. ;. -. -. =. !. Master
Leaves New Orleans as above, every Tues
day at 5 P. N. IN 80 N isgob - ~
Descending, leaves Alexandria every
Saturday at 12 NJ, Norman's and Barbin's
Landings ut 5 p. NJ.
Freight and Passengers landed prompt
" and regularly at all intermediate land
- II 1...is u .,..uH s5Y -1T9iJ 81 ilaA
May Goth, 1S69-tf 4. era 4as > s.lsi'F
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A HINT.-Uid you ever know of e
time but when good horse would sell
at high price when beef, pork,
mutton or wool would not sell for
enough to hasdly pay Che cost of pro-
duction, even then good horses sold
readily, at q paying price, and the rea-
son why they commands high price is
because they are scarce 1.sro@oh
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w ASHINGTON, July oU.-lDrOuGl
Northern and Eastern mails from New
Orleans of Monday last, and through
mails from points between New Orleans
and Clarksville, Tennessee, burnt.
Governor Touch is dead.
Grant sees Secretaries privately; nc
regular Cabinet; no visitors admired
Policy of the President regarding Mis-.
sissippi and Texas election will be gov.
erned by future events. .fglI.t 4a4
WASHINGTON, July 30.-Revenue
over million. NES D. - s. -
President leaves tonight. Sherman
and Rawlins consulted regarded eff
cheney and economy of military.
Creswell is still confined from recent
hurt. lti3si tlJ I-aGr1+oN8 tithJ3s'
Appointment Clerk Tullock appoint
ed revenue collector for this districr
President appointed Hiram E. Stillley
Assessor First District, North Carolina
w. ID. Jones, Assessor Fourth District
North Carolina. Grl .is}l sseits
In order to secure a fair election in
Mississippi, the President will order
boards of registration for each county.
to be composed of one Radical, one
Conservative aht, one military officer
President, will at present,not interfere
in favor of either party.
5is WASHINGTON, July %, 1859.
To Hon. Lewis Dent Washington City
Sir--Having seen certain dispatches
to the New York press renewing the
report that you would decline the can
didacy for Governor of Mississippi OH
the National Republican ticket, we de-
sire to know whether you adhere to
your previously expressed determine
ton on that subject. For the purpose
of pntting this matter fully at rest, we
trust you will favor us with an early
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-10
Daily, Sundays excepted.

If you want good stove, or tinware
hollow-ware, copper or sheet.iron ware,
tin. roof, gutter, or anything In that line,
call on A. Fraser, Commercial avenue
beteen Eleventh and Twelfth street,
where he has moved to, al fitted up the
larges' and most complete shop In
Southern Illinois.
Particular attention given TO steam
boat and mill work, copper smithing
and sheet iron work, such as chimneys,
breecher escaping steam-pipes, etc.
apr24d6m
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,
- ALExANDER COUNTY, IS

In the Circuit Court Of Alexander County, September
Tern, 1852.
Alexander Milford \ IT. t|u .ul t.|
In CbaucerV. BIZ for Divorce.
Minerva Mil ri. RI
Affidavit OF the nonresidence u Minerva Milford,
the above named defendant, having been filed in the
clerks oftce of the circuit court of said county,
lice is therefore hereby given To said Minerva " ford
that the tcompananf He'd his bili of complaint IN
said cour on the chancery side thereof ON the 10th
day OF Ju' y, 1862 and thai lhsreupon summons
Issued out of said court returnabo az the Law directs.
Nov unless you, the sad Minerva Milo d. shall per-
county on the FIRST day Of the next term thereof TO
ns holden a, the court house p the sty OF Caro- N
and plead answer or denur TO the said comp
Pill Of complaint the same and the, matters and
onnes .nereln charged and sia'ea WI, DC aken as
ihg to the prayer Of said bin.
Cairo, H., July IL, 1862
+. Il. Albright plaintiffs attorney. ljyiawsw
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walnut Timber.

For Sale.--Eighty acres Of the finest
Walnut Timber Land in the country,
situated in Mississippi county, Mo-,
four (4) miles northeast Of Charles.
ton and within eight (s) miles Of Cairo,
Illinois. Said land il adjoining John
Swank's farm. Also ten acres Of School
Land situated three miles from Cairo,
Illinois, on the Cairo Il st. Louis railroad
line.
For terms and particulars enquire o
B. 7. Whitaker's Drug Store, No. 1903
Commercial avenue. Cairo Illinois. DIFF
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ne l.. ; PUB. Co also publish he
FARM E MS UIDE.

eyHsnry stephens, Cf Edingburg, and the late J.
Norton, Of Yale College. vols, royal octave, 1,s
pages, and numerous engrayiugs. Price, " % (
he two vels.-by mail post paid.
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EXECUTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE
II REAL ESTATE.

IN pursuance Of the provisions OF the last will and
testament Of Baker Gordon, late Of Cape Girsrdeau
~, deceased, cop, Of which IL duly recorded in
the Recorder Office Of Alexander county, Illinois, In
record book ~ pages l9l, etc, the igned
executor o. ssdSaA viii and testament will Offer for
sale 81 public sueton at the front door OF the court
house IN the city Of CAIRO, Alexander county, Il-
pols on Monday, The ,ih day OF August next at two
ocloe elk pm, That valuable lot with the large two
story tstofe and dwelling thereon Twsniisth
stree between Poplar aud Washington streets, and
near the court house, and known and designated 90
tho recorded plat Of said city as lot No 49, In block No
-, In the hrst addition TO the city Of Cairo, Illinois
from ITS locaon, being within short distance from
he court house. this property IL deemed ~ desirable
a. any in that part Of the cty being adapted alike to-
ersaess a. for e-ldence purposes.
Ierms--One- fourth cash, the balance in u months
ssh note bearing Interest," secured by trust-deed on
no properly. Possession given on day OF sale. Sale
lysitd WILLIAM c. RAYNEY. Executor.
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PAINTERS MATERIALS.
NOTICE.
Cfrf CLxnK's OYyIcs,
liro, Ill.,, July 30. ls6o.

Public notice IL hereby given that committee has
been appointed 20 examine and correct the ASSESS
nentii-s Of real and personal prope'ty for the cur
rent year and that said ssnien list now in my
once open for inspection. and will remain until
Monday. the sh day 81 August, Is ., during which
time said committee will hold daily meetings In the
City Clerks ONCE, and any person feeling agsrieves
oy said assessment can file with the City Clerk I'm
Eriiing) his objections. JOHN BROWN,
Jy0lM City tlerk, pro feM.
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The Grsning 8uiletin.

The Evssrxe BULLETIN Is published every aiser'
..sn. At No. 10 renth Street, trhornton Block) BY
JeSu n. oberiy 4 Co., for circulation BY carriers
sumen, and the mails.
rne wssxLr BuLLrrrS, large eight-page forty col.
ann paper IL issued on Thursday, for the mails and
for sale at our counter and by newsdeaers.
sWspec,men copies furnished ynhS Address,
JOHN II. oBERLY CO.. Csirc' i".
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UNDERTAkER.
NICHOLAS FEITH,
uNDEI7TAKuH u
Cor. Eleventh and Wac h1nvton Axs,,m.

Raymopds metallic burial cases 49,
Also black velvet, walnut or stained films made 10
ORDER at very low prices.
Mr. Feith performs his own work, being pract
eofn maker, and is therefore able sell cheaper nap
anybody else. mye gm
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Edward T. Ross, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed admins
traitor Of the estate OF Edw~Id T. Ross, late OF the
county Of Alexander aud State OF Illinois, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will appear before the
county court of Alexander county at the court house
IN ,airo at the September term, the I'd Monday in
September next q which time al parsons having
claims against said estate notified and requested
to attend for the purposs OF having the ADJUST
ca Al person. indebted TO said estate are requested
'' na,ss imhm nm psypsnt . re snaerssnsd
jy7wew GEO, WtWALL. Administrator.
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shapes our ends, and dispsnses its never.
failing natural gifts To- erase trouble anu
cover up the scars Of strife.
We should accustom ourselves 10 look 70
what We shall have and what We snsll 40
when nassion subsidies and peace comes.
Like one walking log over deep WATER
wa shsll steady ourselves by looking at the
shoro we are endeavoring to reach. In this
uav we shall ensure our safe CROSSING ana
all the better encourage ourselves as We
mass the danger. Whereas if we pause to
contemplate the situation the peril Is fear
fully increased, and we may perish in the
flood beneath US. -
There is great work to be done in Vir-
cinia; there are grand enterprises for US
here in Richmond. These should now &C.
cupy o part of our reflections, and thus
we shall be encouraged to make q powerful
effort to pass safely through our present
trial. Great States and fourishing cities
are not built by listless and Responding
people. 1t takes hope, confidence, courage,
and industry, to do such works. And If
we hope really to achieve anything of this
kind, our capacity to fulfil our hopes will
be best established by our sagacity, spirit,
and fortitude, in our days Of trial and OPP
preston. .t
Nature has done everything for us. With
q firm faith in the future and manly
trust in cur own energies, we shall soon be
over the present trouble and be ready to
make the best use Of the natural advan-
tages which it is our good fortune to enjoy
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Reported Specially for the Dispatch.
MEETING OF THE VIRGINIA ME.
THODIsT sUNDAY.sCaOOL soCI.
EEY.
PETERSBURG, April Is, 1869.
THIRD nav

Third LAY.
The Society convened this morning in
Washington-street church at 9 o'clock, Will.
liam 7. Davis, Vice President, in the chair
The meeting was opened with religious
exercises by Rev. W. W. Bennett.
SUNDAY. SCHOOL PAPER.
The Committee on the Publication Of the
Sunday-School Paper submitted the follow
ing report through Rev. A. G. Brown,
chairman; which, on motion of J. P.
Heath, was received and adopted
{" The committee to whom was referred
that part of the Presidents report which
relates to the establishment of Sunday
school paper in the city of Richmond, to be-
published by Brothers Furgusson and Rady,
beg leave to report that the liberal PROPOSE
ton Of these brethren has been withdrawn
in consequence Of other arrangements
having been made; and they recommend
no further action by the Society on this cub
Ject than to express their regret at the
general unacceptability of the Sunday
schoo! Visitor, and to invoke the judiciou
action OF cur General Conference to =
nlsh the needed correction. We t. ur-
submit the following resolution TO- -sreiors
ton Of this body: :. the sdop-
Resolred, That We ,
sent to the General e especially repre-
Conference, at its next
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Special Correspondence OF Richmond Dispatch.
Annual Meeting of the Grand Lodge
or Virginia L. o. o. f.

Special Correspondence OF Richmond Dispatch.
Annual Meeting of the Grand Lodge
or Virginia L. o. o. f.
PETERSBURG, April Is, 1869.
Since yesterday many representatives
have arrived-some from the outer line OF
our jurisdiction. These representatives
generally oring good tidings from their
Lodges. While in some cases Lodges have
been unable to recuperate since the war,
others have FURNISHED up their armor
atresh, and with Friendship, Love, and
Truth upon their banners, and " Faith,
Hope, and Charity" in their hearts, have
gone forth blessing and to bless.
we trust that this year many o widow
a and many fatherless child may learn that,
though their staff and support may be un-
der the cod, they have in our Order friend
tnat will not forget their necessities nor
overlook their claims. May Heaven bless
TINS Order and similar institutions that
.ney may prove blessing to others in these
times that try meas souls.
a. - O'CLOCK the Grand Lodge went into
an election for officers for the ensuing
s0 M w Win a u g following result:
NJ oe ~ fand Master, George r. Head,
Nv; 80 aeesburg.
NJ. ~ n. D. Grand Master, r. R. Prentiss,
" :. rs, Charlottesville.
X. W. Grand Warden, ]. B. Blanks, No.
8, Petersburg.
R. W. Grand Secretary, W. ]. Riddick,
No. u, Richmond.
r. W. Grand Treasurer, John W. Fur
gusson, No. II, Richmond.
R. W. Grand Chaplain, 7. Wiley Davis,
Nc. IL, Richmond.
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AS matter Of great interest to the mel n

Asamatter Of great interest to the me, n
hara AZ the CIDER, Iessnd you the foilow1i ag
extract from the proceedings to-day:
= g Rssol,ed. Thatfn obedience to the man
3a}e of the Grand Lodge Of the United
states. expulsion for the non-payment OF
dnea he and the same is hereby abolished.
"Rssolued. That in all such CAGES sus-
rens;on shall be the highest punishment
Lodge can infict for the non-paymen' OF
dues. ,v,-,-.-s--...-, .-,---.-,5.es
for non-psyment Of dues may, at any time
within three years from the date OF sus,
pension, regain admission by payment OF
the sum due at the date Of SUSPENSION
proyided he be in good health and other
wise free Of charges and provided that,
after the expiration Of three years, the
Lodge may reinstate ths member on suon
terms az it may think proper"
The Grand Lodge determined to meet In
Winchester in April, 1870. :,
Your correspondent attended the meeung
Of the Methodist Episcopal snnday-school
societv laet evening. Bishop Doggett pre-
sided, and by his side sat the Secretary
our friend C. P. Rady.
Mr.. Asa Snyder, the president, opened
the meeting last night with neat little
speech. A society made up OF g gucn ms s0
as these cannot fail of su;cens. Iney nave
unfurled their flags, and with faith IN thell
God, they will go forth, as terrible as an
army with banners, to the ptlllng Gown o.
the strongholds Of Satan. Since men began
! to multiply on the earth, there seems &c
have been an age for everything. This is
the age of Sunday school work: Chrlst,e
Church has aroused herself on thus SUBJECT
and is working with zeal and enthusiasm
! heretofore unknown. =
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MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.

The following additional appointments
are reported at headquarters
CLERKS OF COURTS.
Franklin.-Peter Saunders.
ANeghany.-Henry Vaughan.
CoMMoNwEALTH's ATTORNEY.
DanviUe.-C. D. Lander.
SHERIFF.
AccomQc.-William 8. Hope.
SURVEYOR.
Prince George.-M. W. Raney.
COMMISSIONERS OF REVENUE.
Culpeper.-IIenry J. Newton.
Franklin.-William 7. Scott and Charles
Perdue.
Hanouer.-F. B. Taylor.
Putrick.-William j. Craddock.
PttSylUania.-C. Roach.
Richmond B. A. Gottlieb oice Morgan
stern, declined.
MAGISTRATES.
Cdroline.-E. J. VENT.
Craiq.-C. NJ. Champ, Allen Jones, Ar
chibald Reynolds, Robert Watkins, William
A. Rowan, Andrew J. Elmore.
Culpepr.-Devid Jameson, William Gate
wood, A. A. Hopkins, George w. Stone,
Absalom G.. Willis, J. ]. Richard, James
w. Brown, A. J. Massie, Henry Ashton,
Felix Hoffman, Charles Allen, John Fou-
shee, Benjamin Bernard, Luke Perdue, w.
c. Mitchell, Robert Farley, Valentine
Oyler, Richard Shehon, Thomas B. Forbes,
William Meadows, Patrick Simmons, Isaac
Jones, Ferdinand Hickman, Peyton Stend-
ley, Robert McGhee.
Henry.-Hugh Lewis.
Neutrality-suspicious. W. Turner, Gray
Skipworth, H. D. Gordon, W. B. Hughes,
W. a. Holmes, Robert S. White, Joseph G.
sneed, John Rogers, Samuel Emory, John
E. Boyd, David Bigger, Thomas L. Ry-
land.
Prince Georse.-Jesse B. spiers, silas E.
Mills, A. ri. Fretz, Noel J. Relph, Albert
J. Bishop, Charles Marks, James W. Lucas,
George c. Harrison, Jr., William Mitchell,
William H. Lane, William M. Davidson,
James A. Riddick, Marshall Grant, John
Harris.
acknowledgements Englehardt, J. L.
Shelton, j. C. Chambers.
Fauquier.-Harlan P. Waite, Cummins
Buchanan, H. N. Robertson.
HaJar.-B. G. Terry.
| Observation-Disclosures Elliott.
CONsTABLES.
Bath.-Andrew J. Smith.
Bedtord.-Robert J. Thurman.
Craig.-Stephen Hancock.
| FranElin.-William Merriman.
! G'eene.-Hezekiah A. Davis,
Hdnouer.-W. W. Tally.
Loudoua.-George R. Russell.
LouiSa.-D. H. Perkins.
Nelson.-Lucas B. Farrar.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. Sturgis.
Observation-Disclosures F. spiker.
Rinchester.-John c. Seabright.
ovERsEERs OF THE POOR.
Fanklin.-John C. Hutchison, Edwin
Crook, Jacob Slower, Meadow Prillamon,
Gilbert Mason,
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RA1LRoAD.-lt IL
now rendered altogether certain that the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad will reach
the White Sulphur Springs by the lst or
18th of July. This will be q most CRAFTY
ing event-both interesting and accomm0'
dating to an immense multitude Of springs
goers, which will seek pleasure and health
in the Virgins mountains next summer.
Long has it been since the railroad
started on its way to the White. 1t has
been weary time; but once there it will
always be there, and We shall hsve done
with wishing that it was.
The President of the road speaks hope
fully of the early completion of the road to
the Ohio. He thinks it can be done in two
years, or three at most. ..:..-.
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After the Deluus u

peluges subside, ccpyulsions have their
emu. The lands are left dry, and rest and
peace succeed the agitations. Sunshine
end shower, and seed time and harvest, are
ever renewed blessings to the weary. and
, Is the sure reward of industry. Then,
however Vexed may be our lives-h owever
a0 ways OF communities may be obstruet-
~, sIa imperiiled BY adverse fortunes-an
az Wise providence gently and divinslv
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MAR REED,

On the 18th of April. at the residence oi MAJOR
n r. Nc LELAND In Cumberland county, ~ HeV:
7. W. K. Handy. u. D., MO Els p. SNDr,. OF
Richmond, and Miss SADIE A., daughter o. Ne NE
late George Il. Matthews, OF Cumoeriano' No
cards. r. -se
In this city, by Rev. Mr.. Arnold, JOSEPH
Hay and Miss MATTE e., d,ughtsr or the late
Lieutenant William T. Mooklar. United S1ates
Navy; all Of King William county.
Washing ton papers please copy
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The weekly Dispatch

r,,. very entertaining and instructive sheet
i. ,y,ae,y spread over the South, and Is
s,eadiiy gaining popularity. The No. for inns
: warming is we'll laden with news from Nil
nrorters. valuable agricultural articles; J
: MISCELLANEOUS reading proceedings of the re.
cont Presbyteries editorials; commercial
reports, sc. ,orv
For sale at the counter. FIVE cents per copy
subscription, two dollars per annnm.
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We are indebted to Messrs. WooDHoUsE
g. PARHAM for the January No. Of the
London Quarterly Reuieoo.
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Messrs. WooDHoUsE s. PARHAM have laid
before us CHICBERING g. soNs catalogues
of their pianos. These gentlemen took the
medal at the great Paris Fair.