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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-14
TO PHYSICIANS.
III III Il SICIANS.
NEw YoRK, Aug. l5sh, 1865
Allow me 10 calf your attention 10 u,y
Preparation of Compound
Extrnct Buchu.
The component parts are BUCHU, LONG LEAF,
CUBERs, JUMPER BERRIES.

CCBERS, JUMPER BERRIES.
MODE OF PREPARATION Buchu. in Va.
cue. Juniper Berries, by dis,illation. 20 form
fine gin. Cubebs extracted by Displacement
with spirits obtained from Juniper Berries We
~ little sugar is used, and n small proportion
OF spirit Ii is more palatable than any now
in use.
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists, is OF a dark
color It's n plant that emits It's fragrance; the
action Of flame destroys this tits active princi-
pie, leaving dark and glutinous decoction.
Mine is the color Of ingredients. The Buchu in
my preparation predominates the smallest guam
ity of the other ingredients are added to proven
fermentation upon inspection, il will be found
not TO be n rincture, made in Pharmacoppa
nor is II Syrup-and therefore can be used ia
cases where fever or inflammation exist In this
you have the nowledge Of the ingredients and
the mode Of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor il with a trial,
appreciation,
With feeling of confidence,
am, very respectfully,
II. T. IIELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist,
Of l6 Years Experience.
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and Conscr-
NatiNe state Ticket.

Democratic and Conscr-
NatiVe state Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
John J. Jacob, of Hampshire.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
G. P. T. Moore. Of Mason.
FOR AUDITOR,
E. A. Bennett, of Marion.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Joseph Sprigg, of Hardy.
FOR TREASURER,
John S. Burdett, of KanaWha.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
John M. Phelps, of Mason.
FOR coNGREss-2ND DISTRICT,
Owen D. DoWney, of Mineral.
Hampshire County Democratic
and Conservative Ticket.
STATE SENATOR,
HENRY G. Wis.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
FRAN W. HE'S KELL.
CLERK or THE CIRCUIT COURT,
CHARLES NJ. TAYLOR.
RECORDER
JAM Els p SONS.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
ROBERT w. DALEY Jr.
SHERIFF,
COLI MUEL COPPER.
ASSESSORS,
= ENJ p u G II, 1st District.
GEO MILES ON, 2nd District.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
G. II 4 RLES N. IIIETT.
Ma HARPER You will !pcasc an
u.uuce that Mr.. JAMES S. SKULL, will be sup
ported for The office of Supervisor of Romney
Township at the next election.
BY MANY VOTERS.
October Is, 1870.
Na HAnrEn You are authorized to announce
That Nr. CHARLES b. MCDONALD, will he sun
ported, nj the coming Election, as an Indcpen-
dent candidate for Assessor, first district
MANY VOTERS.
Sept IG, l87O.-tdc.
To The Iofers Of Hampshire County:
81 the request OF many voters. announce
m SELF as an Independent Candidate for the
~Hrrildty, 10 be voted for at the coming Flee
ZION ln October next.
TOBIAS BAKER.
August 10, ls5o.-tde.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-14

NO SrADWS NEEDED thereafter no u.
stamp wiI hc required OBJ lc affixed 90 my re-
ceipt. 100 matter how barge flo amount. nor any
note Of Jess amount ,htn one hundred dollars.
Ga~A spit hns taken place in che Re
publican party GO jefferson county two tickets
being nominated. The candidates for House Of
Delegates. hy Harper Ferry wing, ore g.
Bracket and j. S I,iseurine Of The Court
house wing Dr Jas Logic and O. + Stubhs
e. The Valley Agricultural Fair, at
Winchester VIII bc held ON The 26th, 21th and
2sth days OF ihc present month
r. People who think themselves wealth
erwiso arc already predicting on unusually cold
wiutcT.
na-Mr. JONI HANsBRoUGu, Of this
Co planted tbe past ,sclsou, & Potatoes, Of
tbe Early Rose variety, from which be re-
allied ioriy6ve pounds
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-14
Helmbold's Fluid Extract Blu
chu Improved Rose Wash

HfHradicaHy cctcrmina c from he system
diseases arisiHg from h0Jis Of dissipation,
at l'H/e expense, kiHle or M change IN dief,
no i"congc"ience or e.ypo1tre completely
suPercedRg hose unpleasant anil danger
oA remedies, Copaiea and Mercury, u. all
these diseases
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-14
Helmbold's Fluid ExtractBuchu

In affections peculiar to females, Is une-
quaHfd ~ any other preparation, as an
ChSorosis, or Retention, PainfHi,iess, or
SUPPressio" Of Customary Eyacuations
liberated or Scdiryus .Sate ofthc Uterus,
atH all complaints incident 10 The ser, or
the decline ar change ofHfc.
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Hollands German Bitters

IL entirely vegetable, and contains
no liquor. Ia II compound OF
Fluid Extracts. The Roofs, Herbs
snd Bark from, which s&cSc ex3
.fictS arc made are gathered in
nI amy. Alithe nledI-
cinai virtues Ware extract
"a ~ h Va Eythen by q
Hctc ut nC ~<zzxS~ q Ia en- Iat
hh'S" extracts are then TOrJX arded
{" This country TO be used eX-
pFC@sif for the nnufacIure OF
thtsc fsitters. There ia no aIco-
h"lic Distance Of any kind used
tu com ounding the Bitters, hence
it Is the only Bttters that can DO
uecd liza cases where alcoholic
ntlnlalnnts are not AL VIsabIe.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-14

Imperillis,s Executed by Republicans France Laid
Waste Trsaiy Villages Baraed-THe Election
Returns.
Special 10 the EreHng Bulletin.
LONDON, October II -Advices received
yesterday from Paris announcing the shoot
log Of three distinguished Imperialists have
been confirmed by later adyices just to
hand. The unfortunate culprits were ar
rested upon the charge of being at the head
of intrgues looking to tho surrender of
Paris, ami the allegations being conclusive
ly proved against them they were executed
on the Champ dc Mars, before an Immense
concourse of people.
Up to to-day two French villages have
been burnt,aDd $50 peasants shot for Illicit
warfare against Prussian forces. Guerrilla
warfare still goes on however, the peasants
constantly harassing Prussian fora gers and
scouts, thus provoking destruction upon
themselves and property.
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchr

Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu
Is the great specific for Universal Lassitude,
Prostitution, &c.
THE constitution, once affected ciM Dr.
ganic Weakness, requires The aid of Ned
tciRe 10 strengthen dnd inUjg0rdte Me sus
tcn' 'rhich HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU inrariabIy 9oes. II no treatment
IS submitted TO Consumption or insanity
ensaes.
HelmboId's Fluid ExtractBuchu
In affections peculiar to Females, Is une-
grated by any other preparation, as an
ChtoTosts, or detention, PdinfHiness, or
Suppression Of Customary EyacUations
liberated or lSchirrus STATE ofhc Uterus
ami all complaints incident 10 The ser, or
the decline or change cfhfc.
Helmbold's Fluid Extract Blu
chu Improved Rose Wash
WWradicaly ertcrmiJ,a c from NE system
diseases artsiHg from hoJits Of dissipation,
at hH/e expense, Huye or M change az diet.
no i"conrc"jence or exposure completely
suPercediHg hose unpleasant anil dangcr-
oHS remedies, Copaica and Mercury, ~ all
Use Helmbold's Fluid Extract
Buchu
IN all diseases II these organs, tshefIey cr-
ia'Hg ~ male or femaie, from ,ohoierer
curse or'giU0ttHg, anal Ho matter II h0r
lang 30HdHg. IL IS pleasant a. taste and
o00r, "imme6iote" iH acGoB, and more
strengthening than any cfhe preparahioHs
n Bark or Lron.
Tiosc mfeying from Jrokcn-6otra or del.
irafe coHsHfaHoa,s, procure me rene,iy at
once.
The rea9cr must be grare that Aorerer.
siiyh may be- Hc a0gck Of he aJorc dis
ease, IL IS certain 10 infect Hc j09ily hcaEh
0f7 meHiai porers.
dH Mc 0bDre disease require me 0m NJ
~ D1r,Hc HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU Is The great Diuretic.
Sold by Druggists every where. PRlcz 81 % per
bottle OF bottles f0r So 90. Delivered TO anv
address Describe symptoms 90 all communics-
tIlu8.
Address
" r HELMBOLD.
Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
594 BROADWAY, New York
None are Genuine
Unless done up in steel-engravea wrapper, with I.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

HAVE disposed Of NV eutre Stock Of Goods
i and the good will Of my establishment To- the
new firm Of
TSU CIENTA1N * COMBS.
who viii continue business at my former stand
the Old David Gibson we'll known store house
corner diagouolly from Court house. and where
| shall Boo glad ro SEQ and recommend t9 fhm
ms former customers Z shall remain with them
for several months, desiring in the meantime to
settle up my former business. Grateful for past
patronage and recommending FOB my old friends
my successors, Z am very respectfully.
TOBIAS BAKER.
Bomuey August 10, 1870
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-14

To hc Waters Of Hampshire County:
At the request OF many voters. announce
m.so'f as an Independent CGndidtte for the
~H'riil,dty, To be voted for at the coming Flee
ZION Iu October next
TOBIAS BAKER.
August 10, ls7O-tde
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-14
DEBILITY.
Tiers - ne med iefns sotlaI % ?

DEBILITY.
Tiers - ne madeleine squaI % RoofdaPs Ger
nan BtteTS or a1f.zsEszSzzE.y7 Tonic IA edses Of
D.. D:s'l sy.r q 13 &. A sRsI. :y. on
RyoHoDaeH Gts Gp@ petife, ednIs an
tH1ovm,iA II TIE JOOa enable ne I,odeh N digest
q, purify the blood, 0iDe good, found, h,dithV
o0t7pi ron, eradicate hS ye-iOt0 tiRge from ne
eye, tWpdTt a biCCBa n N, eAc>kt, and change ne
patient from a short brcdtled, eudctdtSd. to.ak,
sud H>TUous fnUditd 10 a JuuJdced, stotai and
vigorous DSTsoa.
Weak and Delicate Children
arc made strong by using the Hit
IerS or Tonic. I'm fact, they are
Family Medicines. Hhey can be
Administered with perfect safety
40 a child three months old, the
most delicate female, OF a man Of
ninety.
TaSSe rcm>diss are HE bert
Hood Purifiers
trer knotCT, AMI tDtH cure al diESascs TcFilHpO
TToW bad blood Hs,p your bi0od pure; KIP
your Liver IA OrGEf1 dsT: keep your
oig,sfire OrQIus IN
hsa Thy condition. ka F7bv ne use fAArfs
Tefncdics, and HEtse1zrlns-d ilaedss t0tu tver
a'satt you. Ihs Jsd men ia ne country recon-
Hend heni. u y,ars Of honest reputation % for
anything you must fJ,y these preparations.
FROM HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the sdpremo Court Of Penn.
sylvauia.
PHTLADELFHgA, March 10 1867.
Idnd " HoofIHds German Bihers" tf nat an
Intoxicating bsrera0s, bat a good tonic Ils,fiil
81 bs0ydsrl Of ne digcfiUe organs, and ~ 0Tsaf
bfHfdt ~ cdses Of debility and t01nf Al neTpOtii
action 81 ne Sys,SH,.
yours truly,
Gao r. WOODWARD.
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FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Pcnusyivaula
PHfLApBLPHfA. A pril -. 1900.
consider "HOOfland's German
BtttersD ~ valuable rlrit
eine I'm case AA OF attacks
OF Eudigen ton o. Dya-
popsta. Iws Ea-acnn certify
this from my experience OF ft.
yours, with respect,
IA W Is IHnTE ElHnM.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-14
By Yesterdays Mail.
THE LATEST WAR NEWS.

Lnudon kilograms assume that the bs
sieging army opened fire on the Paris forti6
cations on Tuesday last ,postponing the bonn
bardmon; Of the city itself until the res;st.
ance Of the people shall reader il inevitable
The question of armistice seems TO bsvs
been definitely disposed Of This proba.
billy is sustained by report presen,ipc
the Prussiin position in a nutshell. that
Bismarck, in reply to suggestion from
Lord Lyons, said Prussia would be glad
to make peace at any time, but that no pro-
position for a truce would be entertained
for q moment.
ToURs, October 1.-THE journals Of this
city publish the news Of the death of Prince
Frederick Charles of Prussia.
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None are Genuine

Unless done up in steel-engravea wrapper. viii
fac-simile Of ny Chemical Warehouse, and sign
cd
IT. I. HELMBOLD.
Nay - psFo
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&. ID. WILLIAMS & co,
30 Broad St. n Y.

Nj ARRiED PEOPLE.-Scnd By mail 10 Dr..
w Lotto Agency, 800 Broad way, New York,
Tor description Of MS Medicnted Lozenges Dan
gerous for single persons, who need not apply.
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Winchester Presbytery.
LkePoTted for DE IntelIigeneer.l

AooREFiELD, W. VA, Oct. g, 1870.
Inc Presoytery Of Winchester met in the Pres
oy'eriAn Church in hOore6eld, on Wednesday
evening, Oct 5'h,and was opened with sermon
by Rev. G. L-l.EYUvss, OF Winchester, from Is,
Cor, Il, 90. Members present-Ninisters
ID IL Rihhln IL In q a. ~ "
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assam you Tn bsd men ia ne country recon-
Hsnd heDi II y,ars 81 honest reputation 90 for
anything you must tTy these preparations.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-10-14

1-H Row H. A CLEVELAND, Pastor of
Church Philadelphia Says or "Drs
N take great pleasure in com.
@ Instructive Hul fascinating ln,s t1
and. as fIr as { may 90 the general
Sc. advertisement in another column
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02
HERE AND THERE.
About Women.


Lady Mordaunts arrival in Paris is III.
nounced.
Isabella, late queen Of Spain has separa-
ted from her husband.
Mira. General Gustav attended the Purim
masquerade, 1t Fort Leavenworth, cos'
tuned as lady ofthc Court Of ST. James,
while her husband personated an English
fox-hunter.
Gra,a Greenwood, abiding TO the yer.
dict Of the Wyoming lady jurors, says
there is one individual vino feels worse
than all others about their agreeing at all f;
and that Is the gentleman who committed
the homicide.
About Men.
Prince Bonaparte, II is said, will visi,
America.
Horace Greeley will deliver the address
at the next fair at st. Louis.
Gen. Candy Is to succeed Gen. Thomas,
deceased, in command Of the Department
Of the Mississippi.
The President and General Sherman
will attend the funeral Of General Thomas
at Troy, New York.
Hon. ID. w. Voorhees, made an elaborate
speech at the Academy Of Music, Indian
apolis, March 3lst.
Alvah Rose, of Newark, N. j., has
eloped with two married women at the
same time. Aormonish Rosel
Marshall, the discoverer Of gold In CALI
fornia, lives In little hut in that State,
covered with tin taken from the inside Of
dry goods boxes, on land not his own,
poor rs the traditional church mouse.
.... ConSsesiest.
The election In Connecticut takes place
on the >th Of the present month. There
are 1900 negro votes in the State and both
parties sre striving to secure them.
FL Foreign.
Pierre Hyscinthe has issued the first
number Of new religious journal nj
Paris.
oliver has received the grand cross of
the order of Charles the Third, Of Spain
biz only decoration.
The government of Spain has officially
announced it, determination to abstain
from all interference in the affairs Of the
Pope and the Ecumenical Council.
Mississippi.
At least three millions Of brick will be-
required this season for the erection Of
buildings contemplated in Meridian. That
mus, BE- thriving city.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02
AROUND-ABOUT-CAIRO.

GOlcOHda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stcyer had little girl
born to them last week. So the Herald
says Important
j. Sweeney. of the Christian Church,
Chicago, and Thomas Abbott, of Indiana,
Universalist, propose to debate the merits
of Unversalsm fer six days, commencing
April Is, at Goeonda.
aducah.
This city is at present quiet
Collections are being taken for the Stone
wall Jackson monument.
Union County.
The Jonesboro High School closed with
u picnic at the school house on March
3lsih
The Anna reporter Of the Jonesboro
Gasette declares that Anna must be light
Ell with gas. The sam" correspondent
says fruit will be abundant that wheat in
johnson. Union, Alexander aud Pulaski,
now promises good harvest; and that
sour Cobden friends are rejoicing over the
rich prospect afforded by the Strawberries,
and our mouth waters in anticipation of
luscious luxury, If we can only find COW
to give US the cream
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02
RAcYlsMs.

The young lady, who was found "dis.
solved in tears" was relieved by being ''pre,
cipitated' into matrimony.
"Shoo Fly" 10 nov said to have origina'
ted years ago, in the old fashion Of flying
or shying shoes at the departure Of newly
married couples.
"John," said hen-pecked husband, ~
wish II was the fashion TO trade wives a. Il
IL 10 trade horses "Wby so'' "Id
cheat somebody before night"
+ A lady writer in the Chicago Journal
says "Take my advice ye young maidens
contemplating mstrimonyl Never marry
a man who is impudent to his mother,
snubs his sister, helps himself to the largest
piece of cake, or takes the under Aspjacket
at table, or beats his horse causelessly In
sudden temper"
The Montana Democrat tells Of Ons of
their ministers preaching from the text
'God created man in his own image"
Then he commenced, "AL honest man IL
the noblest work of God" And pausing,
looked over the audience and said: "But
Iopine God Almighty has not had Job in
this city for nigh onto fifteen years"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

A LAUDABLE ENTERPRISE.

We wish the Chicago Magazine long
and prosperity. 1t will, doubtless, be-
me necessity 10 the ladies Of the West.
is published under the auspices of Mrs.
L. Rayne. This lady Is well known as
newspaper fashion correspondent and
1ngs to her work experience aud taste.
a progressing appearance is passport
favor in the world of the Literature of
ashton We predict for this one an enthusi-
tic reception. 1t is printed ON thick,
nooth paper, and the, plates and letter
less are superior TO anything of the kind
,retofore provided for the public. 1t
'ntains . novel feature in the Ladies,
Kchsnge,' a medium through which la.
ICES can make known their desire to sell or
schang" anything they may be possessed
from \ bresst-pin to a pianosorte. The
agazine contains all the other features
.uslly introduced into Others of its class
'e purchasing Agency assume to cor.
'spondents, patterns, etc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02
the Butletin.
>EED TO SUPPORT LOGAN.

| Golcondp Heraid invites the Bull
Ito fall into line, and contribute its in
q 10 the work Of returning Hon.
A. Logan to Congress. Although
lyi,s,ion !. cordial, we respectfully
,re compliance with it just at this time |;
,cre il no means Of telling what may
r course ia this regard in IN. future.
CAV be- that Mr.. Iogan, altogether re-
ii in politics. may return TO the
Of the Democracy, aud possibly
~ nomination for the National Leg.
re. II he should, we would, asa mat
course, support him. And viii he
10 so' He has made just as wonder
INangc. heretofore and all his conduct
shows that he has All inclination to
.n - the old party ofhis first love. Heis
Ik,ning 10 i,se the language Of the Dem,
"; 70 talk about economy, taxation.
GARY usurpation, the dictation Of men
Ssyh places, aristocracy, the liberties Of
ISeople, and his voice, pitched to these
IL, has n pleasant sound to us. ash.
| hat, then, Is wanting? Why 10 Il
Mr.. Logancannct receive our support,
!, attract into the train Of his present
4, orters his old friends of the Demo-
4 party He does not, let us say in
;. make his practices always square
hi.precepts. Talking about military
o,ism, he votes 20 put Georgia into
l ;rasp Of the army; dcnouncing the
! 'tion of men in high places, he bows
re feet of Grant, dutifll supporter;
\ ng about aristocmcy, be Is one Of the
4 nders of that policy which makes the
man richer and the poor man poorer.
\ We do not despair Of his conversion
We believe that time, which makes
Kings even, will bring him around TO
is former party associates. There has
;. no discount ON his public conduct Of
J and VIC have not failed, because Of his
nblicanism, to applaud him. 1t sf-
US pleasure TO do 50, and wo hope
ill pu, himself 10 some trouble to give
i the future many opportunities TO ex-
our appreciation. Hc could not be-
ctter business.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02
Music MI Gieanlngs.

The Emperor Alexander of Russia, hns
just conferred upon Patti the medal of
matchmaking her first singer of that
melodious court.
Genoa has n new concert room called,
otter tho celebrated violinist, the 'Salle
Sivori,' At the opening concert Sivori
played.
Belgium once had class of music of its
own, Of which Crequillon, Ocheghcm, Las
sus and other great unknowns were the
composers and now patriotic musicians
there are trying to revive this school
1t is rumored that the Richngs opera
troupe cannot pay its way and will be dis
banded We trust this report is untrue,
for the company certainly deserves every
success.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02
rs IT So?

The President, in his congratulatory
message to Congress, declares that the
XVIII Amendment has made lat once four
millions Of people votcrs!' The Prcsi-
dent Is mistaken or else misapprehends
the force Of the Amendment. There are
not in all the Union over four millions of
negroes, and the Amendment does not
make every colored woman and colcrcd
child, rs well rs every colored man voter,
The President was evidently carried away
hy unlua enthusiasm. .--.-.--------
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

stat" of Illinois, Alexander County, -. Alexan.
der county Circuit Court
In the matt"r of The Illinois Central Rail Road vs.
Daniel He'll and William Barker. On bill 10 en-
force Vendors Lem,
Public motto" il hereby given, that in pursuance
Of a decrotsl order entered IN the above entitled
csu-", IN said court, the 2tth dny Of july u.
lsdp. Of the July term thereof, L. john q Hartman,
Master in chsnccry Of said county,wl, on the ~e.
cond day Of April, A, ID. 1910, at n o'clock ia the
forenoon Of SAID day sell at public auction 10 the
highest bidder, 10, cash, Al the southwest door OF
the court house IA the city of Cafo, IN said coun-
", the following described real estate, situate in
theIity of Cairo, county Of Alexander, aud state
OF Illinois, town.: Lot numbered seventeen 40
In Block numbered pnc % according To the re-.
corded map or plat n erect, together with all and
singular the t.n-mrnts and he reditamenis there
unto belonging.
JOHN q. HARTMAN,
Master IN chansery.
Cairo, H., March nm, A, d. 1870.
mnrlldtd
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NOTICE.

United states Of America, southern District Of
Illinois, So
whereas, on the 3i-i day Of January, 4. n.
lsI-, James T. Delaney hlcd libel IN tho District
Court Of the United states ior the southern Dis.
trct of Illinois, against the steamboat "Bengl
Tiger her boat. tackle, appcrcl aud furniture,
PRAYING that the same may be- condemned
in accordance with the prayer Of said libe .
And whereas, by ylrtunc Of process IN du. form 81
Law, to me directed, tcturnablc ON the first Mon
day in October, have s.iI"d upon aud taken tho
SAID steamboat Bengal Tlgar' her boat-, tackle,
apparc. and furniture, and have the same IA my
custody.
Notice IL hereby given, tina, District Court OF
the United states will bc held ut the United states
ard the owner or owners and person who hay.
or claim any interest therein, are hereby cit.d IA
he aud appear ~ the time and plac. aforesaid, 90
show cause. II any they have. VII, decree should
not be rendered in accordance with the prayer OF
said libel. JOHN LOGAN,
4. :. Marshall.
March. lTth. 1870. marlldilt