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nmittee adjourned.
DELEGATES.

The following gentlemen having been
appointed 8 committee of citiEsns to
represent the interests Of the Mississippi
Valley Navigation Company Of the
South and West, during the session OF
the Commercisl Convention, are re-
qested to assemble at the office of tho
Company, No. II JfffsrsOn street, at ii
q m. ON Monday, l7lh instsnti s. 2.
Walker, John Johnson, Henry G. DOLLS,
J lbn Cubbins, John Y INT, John LOsgue,
R ID. Baugb, III. ID. ConneIl, OF. Pres
colt, @ D. Johnson, Z. A. Renner, L. E.
Dyer, II. NJ. Lowenstein, L. A. Frank
lsBd, Joseph Lenow, A. L. Shaw, M. D
L Stewart, A. Woodward, John Park,
Henry 7. Hubert, ]. J. Powers, A. 81.
DJnglass, M. G Galloway, John Ainslie,
l.. J Dupre, @. Med ivitt, Dr.. Grant,
DR.. Pittmsn, w. ]. Ross, @. F. Vance,
-E NJ. Yerger, VIM. Farris, w. L. Grit
fing and NJ ConnelI.
HENRY 7. HUBERT, Chairman.
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AGENTS Wanted Ever, Where.

n. CADART'S Pure Vegetable COl0ring. 81 q
pound, suffic ent 10 give rich golden yellow
to 3e pO0nds of White Butter, 81 cents PEI
sample package, sent 10 any sddre-S. No
farmer should be without II, es white and
srrsaky Butter is Eorth from SIX To ten cents z
pound less In all aLATkets han that OF rich
yellow seh9
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, May ii The BrignoIi
Opera Troupe opened here tonight with
great sucoesa. Mile Darand creates
much enthusiasm,
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MASONIC DIRECTORY


LoDGss.
ASGERONA, No. l6S. Meets 1st Monday IN
every month. At Odd Fellows Hall, cor. Courl
and Main. John Zent q. NJ; John Beam
s0Jra XE1PH1s, No. us. Meets I'd Friday o.
each month-Hsll, cor. Madison and Second
A. J. Whseler, W. NJ; Benz. X. Pullen, Sec.
L lila SCOTT, No. Zss. Meets LIST Friday OF each
uronth-Hall, corner Madison and Second,
K. W. Mitchell, W: NJ; S. sturm, Sec.
DE sCrO, No. s9S. Meets Sd Friday OF each
Alonth-Odd-FeIlows' Hail. 2. n. Stanley,
W. IA; +. W. Shslton, Sec.
OF each month-at seuth Memphis Hall,
corner Of Madison and Second. John Ainshe
". NJ X. x. Punen, See. e.
ROYAL ARO9, aa.a.. -.a 81.
RENE Chapter, No; 4. Meets zd SonaSy OF ss'Sn
Ironth-Odd-Fellows' Hail. John Zent, M e.
IL p; b, II. Levy, Sscy.
4. AEDe. n
< JRExA Council. Nos. Meets Sd Monday o.
ssch oontk-Odd-F Fellows Hail. John Hent,
IN. IL; n. J. Wlggtn, Rec.
TEMPLARs
OTzKEE COmmsndery, No. g. Meets .tn Mo1' y
day OF each month. John zent, Conn., N )
Niggin, Rec.
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
HERvEs AND MrrHRAs Lodges meet in con
junction 4th Wednesday in every lnOhlh'
4. Mellersh, Secretary -,
CAsTpHLA neil or Princes or jerusalem lotn -
so l, Beni. K P1uen. S2d.r Tarsh''.i A.
f FrsnkIsn6, SD, Recorder. =
GALWAY OaAPrER or EsOse CrOtx, letn.l 10. J.
CEsEs W. Adsms, E2d, NJ. WI L. l. AoAl-
ItuG4A, 32d, Sec. q, ,,.,
alAliPPE DUPLESSEIs OOunoil o. ~ oSt-i.
10, l. Henry p. Woodland, s2d.i CoALIn''i
william L CiroGe, S2d, kec-. -, -
CSopysIsTOElY OF WEST TENNESSEE Sd. JoAn
Ainslis. SD, Comm. In Chiefi Dodge y
Trader, 82d, Reg. a-.
DIRECTORS
eAYoso ENoAYu1rEHr, No. 5. / o.o.F Meets
% dc Isl and Sd Thursday nights OF each
month. +. Mellersh, c. P; a. +. DAVIS
Il F.: Thomas Hacon, Scribe.
MENPT4Is LODGE NO. 6.-heets every Tuesday
night a 8 O'Clock. A +. Dayis n. o.; J. W.
WaynesbuIE, V. G.: Tt Os. n Mcffet- Secretary.
CHICKAsAw LoDGE, No. 6.-Meets every @on-
dsV pi0ht al ! 0ic.ock & A. Beehn, n. O.;
]. 4. RUsselt, V. q; Thomas Bacon, seereta-
-. -
r TTH EoDGE, No. !, Degree OF Rebekah-Aeels
on the lst Ericsy night in each month
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TRANSPORTATION.
Memphis and Louisville z. B. Lin:

Leave Memphis (eity tIme) 3,45 a.m. 25p.m.
Leave Memphis (Tailrosd
umel 400 500 pm.
Morning Train from Memphis does not run
on Sunday.
Leave Memphis, r. r. time. 400 am. 800 pm.
Arrive at Nashville -....-lt:45 pm. 500 am.
Sleeping Cars on Eveaing Train from Mem
ThFOEgh Tickets at Reduced Hates,
Can be procured at the Company's Ofdce, 2Sz%
Main street.. and at Depot, head OF Main street,
eS- Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
ph1a City Transfer Company at Hotels, PHI
gat5 Residences, or on board boats, 70 all prin-
cipal points East and North.
sam. b. JONES, Superintendent
SELL HOWELL, Passenger Agent. myl4
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In the District Court OF the Omitted States, for
the District of W est Tennessee. In the mat.
ter of Winston ]. Dtvie, Bankrupt In
bankruptcy, District OF West TennesAee.
To whom it may concern:
The Undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee of Winston ]. Davle.
OF Louisville, in the county of Jefferson aud
state of Kentucky, late OF county OF Upton
and State OF Tennessee, within said District
VINO has seen adJudged Ban rupt upon his
Sn petition, byt5 District Ccnrt of said Dis
trict.
Memphis, Tenn tn dav ay, A.D,
1863 " LLIANN a. RODE
TnyS % ASS, uee Etc
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TIL z
ECONOMY BUTTER co

Ask the attention OF al interested In the re-
uuction OF the extravagant cost OF Butter, to
their practical and economical system OF max
ing pure prime Butter by aid OF the
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WANrEp-AeENTs.sss so 500 per s q,ses, 9s:.ai.

w UTANFED-AGENTS-s7 to 500 per month
w svefywherp, male and fegnale, % sni5os
duoe the GENUINE IN PROVED COMADN
SENSE FAMILY kEWlNG MACHINE TINS
machine VIII stitch. hem, fell, tuck qulifs eords
unagiaer Price only SIS fully warranted for
I've years We will pay si00O for any machine
that will sew 8 stronger, more otautiiSi. or
more slasf1e seam thar 0uTs. 10 rnB kes the
Kclastio Lock Stitch" Every second stitch
ean - crt and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing IT. We psy sgents from
SIS to 500 psr month and expenses. or COM
mission from which twice that an8ount can be
made. Address SECOAB a CO., Pittsburgs Rs-s
Sc. LouiS No, OF Boeton. Mass.
CAUTI0N.-Do not be i'm pos I'd upon Oy otner
parties pRlming or worthless east-iron ma
chiDes under the same name OF otnefWlse.
Ours Il the only genuine anu really practical
cheap machine msnnfaetured mys
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The Eoonomy Butter company.
omee-IIs LrBEErr sTEKEr.


state, County and City Rights for sale, ofIsr.
ing 10 capitalists rare OPpOrtunluss for estao-
fishing q staple business, paying enormous
prOdts.
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HOW BURLEIGH CAUGHT II.
RERoIC WOMEN AND BABIES.

"The Heroic Women" " was the next
toast. Mrs. Charlotte Wiibour, wife Of
Byron-collsred Charley, of the Trans
cript, responded. O.tsrson aud Knox
went to sleep during the delivery Of the
speech, but both woke up when Mrs.
Wilbour made e casual reference to Mar.
garet Of Burgundy, "Yes," they both
remarked IN breath, Z" 3 little Burgundy
and some ice in il. No attention being
paid to their request, their eyelids sgain
closed, and they were not again
awakened until the close OF the banquet.
NIGHT DROPS HER CUETAIE.
"The Babies-GJi bless them" was
the next toast. Ia response, Mary Kyle
Dallas read one OF her newspaper srti-
cles. 1t appeared that she had once baen
a baby, and very handsome one, un-
usually apt and Intelligent. Sue had
many good spanking. Other speeches
followed from Mrs. Agnes Noble, Mad
anne psmorest, Ida Greeley, and others.
At midnight the party separated with
songs of bliss and visions Of heavenly
rest. They were received at the door by
host of hungry oabmen, who dropped
them at their residences st the legal
rates Of fare, strictly ia advance.
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NOTICE-rhe copartnership OF ]. 5 De La
~ koOke q Co, DIugg' sts, in the city of Aem-
pbis, was di. solved on May ist, 1853 By mutual
consent, and nom this cate viii be known IS
w G. Griswoiu Co., Al their cid stand, No
423 Main street. corner Of Beal. All ousins s.
Connected with the Old firm VIII oe settled oy
tine new. W. C. GRlSWO1D q Co.
my7 Druggists and ArOthecaries.
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In the District Court OF the United states, for
the D1strics Of West Tenne-sse. In the mat
ter OF John G.. McDade, individually and as
one OF the Arm OF J. c. McDade n Co, Bank
rupt In bankruptcy, District of West Ten
neSee-Ss.
To whomi nay concern:
The und igned hereby gives notice OF his
appolntm as assignee of john c. McDade,
OF Memi 2, in the county of Shelby and
STATE of nnessee, within said Distr. ct, who
has been Judged Bankrupt upon his own
petition, ythe District Court of said District
Memphis, Tennessee. the 7th dsy OF May,
A. d. 1899. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
myS l5t2 ASSIGNEE Etc.
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In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District Of West Tennssses.--In the mat
ter OF Freder ck l.. Warner, Bankrupt In
B4rkru ptey, District OF West Ten nessee-Es,
To whom 1t may concern:
The undeTsgne hereby yves nos'ce OF hi
appointment ~ assignee VI Frederick L. VA
ner, of Memphis, in the county of shelby
nd state OF Tsnness ee, within said District
who has bNen adjudged a Bankrupt uron
bis own petition, by the District Court OF said
lDistri t. sr..-r
Memphis, Tennessee the 7th day of May,
A. D, 1899. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE
myS 10 Y Assignee, Etc
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In the District Court of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
Ter of John +. ClemmOns, Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss.
To whom il may concern:
The unds fsigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee of John +. Clenmons,
Isof the county OF McNairy and State of Ten
nessee within said District who has been ad
the District Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 7th cay of May
A. d. 1853.
~ WM. Y. CIRODE,
rnvg * % ASSfgnae Etc
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In the District Court Of the United States, fer
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Joseph ). TRkler Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District of West Tennessee-ss.
To whom It may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
ePpeintmeut as assignee OF Joseph j. Tinker
o. Memphis, IN the county OF Shelby and State
of Tennessee, within said District, who has
been anjudge1 a bankrupt a pOn bis own peti
ton, by the District Court of SAID District
Memphis, Tennessee, the TIN day of May
A. D., 1859. WILLIAM Y. CiRODE
M s Is p Assignee Etc
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In the District Court of the United States. for
the District of West TeEnsssee.-In the mat
ter of William G. Postal, bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss.
To whom 1t may concern;
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee of William c. Post i,
of Memp phis in the county OF Shelby and state
of Ten nessee, within said. District, who has
hesn adjndged' a Bankrupt upon his own pc
tition, by the DistTiet Court Of said district.
Memphis. Tennessee, the 7th day OF May,
A.D., 1863. WILLIAM Y. CtRODE,
myS IS q Assignee, Eoe.
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.

OTxKEE COmmsndsTy, No. & Meets 4th Won
WiggiR. Rec.
The weekly standard., 1869-09-08
Oxford Wins by Four Lengths.

.st
LONDON, Friday, Aug. 81, 1S69--Noon. s.
The morning opened bright and clear,
and the absence of the English drizzle in
creased the chances of Harvard's success.
The crew passed good night, though this
morning Mr.. Simmonds showed weakness
from the severe attack of dIarrhea with
which he has suffered for several days.
Loring, too, has been troubled with a boil,
which is tar from well, but the rest of the
crew are in splendid condition, and were
full of confidence. sg -3 .s-tfn
,, The race was set down for 8 o'clock, but
before noon the crowds began to line the
banks of the Thames, and for hours before
the start the roads were crowded with We
hicles of every description, and business
was neglected. g eft.N -rs W tig.-
Harvard won the choice of position, and
took the Middlesex side, or outside of the
semi-circle. When the word was given
Harvardis noted start came into play, for
their oars took the water first, making 43
strokes to the minute. The Oxfords made
| only 40. For mile and a half the race
was splendid Harvard soon drew away
from Oxford, and kept the lead to Craven
| Cottage, a distance of three quarters OF
mile. Oxford drew up level just beyond
Hammersmith Bridge, and when off CHS
wick, two miles and half from the start,
and gained the lead. land after that they
won as they liked. The Oxford crew never
changed their stroke during the race. me
stroke of Harvard was irregular; they lost
form wholly above Hammersmith, and when
off Chiswick were rowcd to pieces, though
thcy pulled to the end of hopeless race
with magnificent pluck, and that long after
their strength and control over their muscles
| hadlfai For the last two miles they had
| apluck,' and that only, the coxswain steer
ing twide,n and the stroke being fatally
quidks The superiority of Oxford, manifest
| throughout. the race, was never doubtful
| after the first half mile, though Harvard re-,
tanned the lead some time after that point,
Oxford won by four lengths. Time, 2
i minutes, 30 3-5 seconds. -aaaIdnqaa
The weekly standard., 1869-09-08

He thinks to force them out of you, respect
or no respect, right or no right. That is the
wrong way to produce harmony and prosperity
and build up this great and glorious Sunny
South, but it is the right way to bring reyolu-
tion and destruction. as faetisl 20
And he says: 544il 0iila aii 20 - 'sA al
"Before we will submit to this sort of thing
we will import Irishmen, Germnns, Chinese, or
even Laplanders to do the work Of our wharves,
our fields and our warehouses;" sHs ilIe
This is subject which wisemen ought to
think about. Is it true that enterprising men
are in favor of importing the heathen and unciy-
ilized mankind just for spite, because the negro
is free? My opinion is that the African race al
ready here in this country can be trained to be
better laborers, better men and better citizens
than any new race of men. Everybody knows
that the negro of the South has never been train
ed to the free labor system. Let us go to work
now and do that, and then see who can best
work or best agfees
H.A. U.F
BEAUFORT CoUNTf, August oath, 1869.
The weekly standard., 1869-09-08
For the Standard.


. EDITOR STANDARD: am 100 well pieasea
with the tone and temper OF your valuable
paper, to SIT quietly among my natlVe nils
and NOT express my oeciaeo aPprooa.ion VI
the platform which you have announced as
the groundwork of your pohticai 1altn-
" Universal Suffrage and General Amnesty.
The trst position is but reiteration Oh the
doctrine which you nave aavoca1eu Iol years
1t is NOT now an lssuei IL Is "a settieu Prlh,
ple.' 1t Is wen TO advocate a general
amnesty, ana 20 urge lts aappt,oh ~oo
and continue 10 urge uh!it 'he Oohgless'
OF the unlteu e'ates sha1i say 10 tHe
waywaro chnafeh OF tne o1aIn' ~ ~
peace anu sin no more. uiivelsai a
amnesty, II IS uhueesSoou ny tle peope'
tnat all men OF lawlul age, ilapie " .aA
ation, anu the uuuiGs lequiie9 VI ei'lAel
OF the Union, shall pe en.itieu " Fo'e, anu
to hoid omce-0~ naen-iet II DC rehene :
pered, embraces ate Glasses, irresPec!lse VI
color, OF former positlon. II III! position ls
correct, l aooPs Ine Principe WIN .,' g0ws!
alo aha sm,Sn,nm. ann . ] and wboevey @ buiIds mon
.he oaASphh a ,haH aad anu "mOI'1 am5 bOeror uder %
tnIH, ~. ~ ~ ba4tIa - don,n r;r ho dosbod to
aanes ~ Than Td.s,o ~ ud dar,+and Tho a,e ;SSue
aloms ..S;.;t nsn Ts ho f,nIor Oo LnaUo ln
anu ul.IL .11.:iOIe, : ~, i'o ,,'lat tho aon,,,Io
Mho ee's hin'.en up ~ % pn'i',; .,o CO, u
tloh VI oui i'ini VI A'epu'it0an e'''''''
nept nth :. ;,.,,o, of ,;to rst,,rs nav snr;no
I'm. ,t ~ I'll haconoo ~ Smhord;nafe r. tb;s
up uu. a4 my ,rm;r1e. WI nnd orr Senators and and
1ns aear r. . IN Conaress w should stand
failIr ioT snd snnorelT w. in it's sunnort or resign
H. 4hat others ae y NOV tale their nlaces who viii
rosnoot rna' o the VIC W;:bes @ of onr neonle who are
% becom;ng @ a INIT in its favor lIG, /
| Str;nniibos NAV sneer at and oppose This
ntiPPiihes mag sHse az aI ~ otposo tIr soo;nar
Plincipie' ou' 'no "i'o mn, ~
The weekly standard., 1869-09-08
HICKORY TAVERN, N. c., Aug. 25, 1859.

A railroad war on time appears to be i'm
minent between the three great routes con-
Meeting the two great cities Of the continent,
New York and Chicago: the Erie, New
York Central and Pennsylvania railroads.
The Pennsylvania railroad with a track
sixty two miles less than that of Erie, and
eighty-two miles less than that of the New
York Central, are increasing their speed by
reducing the time between Chicago and New
York seven hours and a quarter. The re-
suit, of course, stimulates the other two
lines to similar increase of speed. On the
Erie road lightning express will run be-
tween New York and Chicago in thirty
hours. The New York Central intends run
ming train to perform the above distance
in thirteen hours less than it now takes
The undertakes and surgeons can scarcely
contain themselves for joy at these good IT,
dings.
The weekly standard., 1869-09-08

. LoNDoN, Aug. 2S.-The Times Comment.
ing bn the race, says: The Amerlcan lnie-
riority was in steering, but not enough to
account for distance. The Americans must
acknowledge our style of rowing the best,
, The comments of the press generally are
complimentary to the Harvards,,lab lai.oi3a
The weekly standard., 1869-09-08
.ATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ten lines or one inch space to constitute q
square.
Ono square one insertion. n................sl w
Each subsequent Insertion. 80
Liberal dcdsction, by special contract, to large
advertisers.
Court advertisements will be charged 25 per
ceat highdr than the regular rates.
hHRUExL NOTICES charged SO per cent. higher
t.hnn,ordinary advertisements.
ForaHyertisements inserted irregularly, 25 per
cent higher than usual rates will be charged.
No paper in the South has advertising facilities
superior to the STANDARD.
Letters must be addressed to
NJ 8. LITTLEFIELD.
The weekly standard., 1869-09-08

The New York Herald says the English
yacht Cambria and the. American yacht
Dauntless will start oD o race from Cowes to
New York, September 1st.
The weekly standard., 1869-09-08

Senator Chandler has been. getting off his
Alabama speech at Frankfort-on-the-Main.
The weekly standard., 1869-09-08

We are not responsible for the vie,os Of
Correspondents.
AU Communications intended for publica
tion must be accompanied By the name of the
author. THE name wit not be published
unless by request-6ut ace require it as a
guarantee Of good taah.-ED1Ton OF
STANDARD.
The weekly standard., 1869-09-08
5. iT For the Standard
Letter from Charlotte. -

BEAUFORT cousrr, August oath, 1869.
The weekly standard., 1869-09-08

AS a novelty of the season we notice orna-
ments of black velvet worn very much upon
clear fabrics Ribbon ruches seemed too
simple after the shining splendor of jet.
This is why we have come back to velvet
trimmings,
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-10-11
MASTERS SALE.

~. .. i-no.., l.. Alexander Gaaaiy Circuit
l'A.|I.. Nu"hN. Court.
Ton iuT MECHANICS lien.
luhHn u''rUis hereby giycu that IN pursuance Of
an urtHr lga ucni and decree rendered and entered
"a record iu the above entitled cause, Ia .ad
'....i court II Alexander county, Illinois, at the
...! riu inur'pl, 4. u. ls6l
], John =. Hartman, Master ia Chanccry. for taid
'oNi "iI on ii' lrst lay Of october, A. D. lsGe 90
iif,r @ p,iocl. 100 tho afternoon II said day seu At
ItOlr auction, u the highest bidder. fgT cash ~ thr
'1f ,i We tonIlhoI.c IN the city ~ Cairo, in taid
'"Aui}, 'N ihr gh and title 81 Abraham Wilkins
nl W. ..'N v N'i'ains .-giI"ct 90 the right II fr.
''I"n rii ''.' snleet 20 al tho rights, interests
-, q" ,h '"iHi"r- lieu II Samuel stats Tsilo and
ElN iHr'"r-. 4r's'",- 90 the Cairo CITY Propefty)
'i 3" lhp g.."sug described real estate. sitaioin
. ."t % i. ssuHUr, state q m nu. tu-UIti hn.
it lNt 4il ugdli"n o. the city of Cro uui "a .ia.
ai 'h ih- map &c pes thereof which i- tp ho duly
~ .'L.ti -'.df- lHYluTULi T. lKIu Iaysnns.
Iw-,.. ft'e cairo f-fy rr5pgrty,l ~ nur1l.rsn
.rf.' -, th. is-rk ysreirgfp. tenement. and hcgr.
D..rt.l.,. iA.l.gGtg 4 .4L.glg ..s -.r
loHN e. A4iNNN, y ,i,y n"lsBrcry.
..H A..
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-10-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County Judge.
LEGAL.
| TTACHMENT NOTICE.

~t-', uf illinois, Alexander County, So
Poo 'ho t."Hi Court uf Alexander County Illinois
January Term, $50.
uriumI sl.fN0 49,
Nut., Is l.Irly given tu Won. tIe said pnIsa ,,I
Co., that writ 81 attachment has hren sued ont ~
DO. office ~ t" Clerk ui tn" Circuit Court Of The said
county and ~'te ut the -uitof the said John t'abV
,u1 against the cst'tcof YOU, the said Dodyc Lord A
'n.. i,- ten hundred ami hity aud scy,uiy-H,e ono
"uu1r,Nfhs dollars besides interest, directed to Tho
sheriff .' . 'oru'N Co ,Su.tte. which said wrt mas
.g0n r'' f"rI i} -lI ~H.rn executed hy attaching
tril N..H Nu.n, = LE"a llnr-c., . Bay Horses, y
".E Horses. bul llor-" amt B1, Horses, ais tho
|..f.'' .. t's-.. l...t s. Co. N1W unless vou tIIa
s. I... I""i SEQ. Ian personally De ana hrfs,ar
H,'. .I.'', uurt ,fs.it COUNT, un the frst dgv
tf1.H.f' fI 'hrr"0r Go hr hoiltn In The Cjtv 81
tyr., .a ... county. on iho third Monday n tho
N.. ". .."... neat, .itp special U,l and Mead 10
H.H.' ... ...E'urut NIIl lr entered against 'Nou IN
H..... q. saIt r,ant,G uui tIr property attached
s0.t ...-i. t.Ia same w 90 ru.f-.
.....,. JodNQ HAHNAN, Clerk.
Alton, .... Butler Plaintiff Attorney.
Cairo, l.nu.. September -. IsC1.
sglt-4ttA
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-10-11

1 coon REASON r0p THE CiPTNS'S
FAITH.
Read The Captain Letter and the Letter
from hls Mother:

lk''Nu kilt 1sAlkAA.4 ~ kA'A a'faNA h''N
from lis Mother:
Benton Rsrrark-i No, Apflhn 100.
IR John HCLi.-- boaf sir: knowing tle ei'-
oienry of your Sarsparlla and t" hrd.lB hLl htnt-
hoia qualities u possasss scud y1u "" Following
statement II m!case;
Twas wounded about fWu AtTirs aeo--Nh- iak' l's.
ouef ahd nnnfned for sixteen months Bong moved
50 often. my wounds have not heaIudyci. have not
at una moment since was Wqund,a.. iNh -h"l
t.goi.a the hips MY general health - impaired
and Nod something "a assist nature, nave more
faith lu YOUR hstsa pals Ghgn in ani thing else wish
that thai II genuine Please express me AhaH not'h
Lt|H -. L0uis, No.
r. The following was written Alr b., l-'', 'y
Mrs Jennie johnson, mother Of capt Johnson
uR, JOHN BDLi.-bear sir; MY husband, IT. Z.
e Johnton, was skillnh surgeon aud physician IA
Central New York, where he died, leaving thH above
& +. johnson Ia my care. Al thirteen years 81 age,
he had a chronic diHTrhcu iud HcTofula, fuf wueu
gave him Your sarsaptriilA IT CURED Mn; ]
have for ten years recommended u 70 many in Sew
York, ohio and Iowa, for s.rpiuia, fever t4e-, ana
general debility. Perfect success has attended a.
IRe euyeY efecfd of ssrehI cad ftr'r sorss
pre olrlas aafarslJH, am very pnxlous toT my son
TO again have recourse 90 your Sag,apai VA ~ -
I, aIIui uf getngU rpunuNs article, htnc" ls tlthH
10 y0u f1rit ls wounds we're terrible, tut believe
hev'ii recover. lespecuui'!' ,r,,,r ,op,.sny
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-10-11
uANy EMINENT PHYsICaAyS

Chils and fcyaT are caused from a certain poison
existing In TIE atmo-uhcro known as malaria m.
duces the vitality Of thchood, rotsrjs TIE action ~
ths different organs and causes Blliousu,rs tonsi-
s.ss..i., oie, and ia tis Nay prepares c system tr
any disease % moro serious nature winch msy 'fyi.
low. To avoid nrihnr tfIullc, aHd rcl,'r yNgfssli
% tG'- q sct-e, take u.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-10-11
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