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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-13
DIR. RICHAU'S
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

money. 81, 900 reward for any ease OF disease, in
any Stage which they tail to cure.
DIR. RICHAU'S DOLDEN BALSAM,
Nos. and 2, are he greatest Alternatives known.
DIR. RICHAU's GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMoUR
IL the greatest tonic and astringent in the medi.
cal list.
DIR. RIcHAU's GOLDEN ANTIpoTE
Is the only reliable dlurac.
These remedies are not advertised 10 cure All
complains, ana benefit none; but are guaranteed
10 et{ecta radical and speedi cue in all cases for
,raa,n,cpt has failed Tens of thousands yearly
,ac"yar by their use, who have lost all hope, and
been pronounced As incuIable by the best OF our
medical heult"
DIR. RIChAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM
No. !, suras ulcers, liberated sore throat and
mould, sore eyes, catansous eruptions. copper
colJr,d blotches. soreness Of the scalp, scroiula,
go. 1t is the greatest reneyator. Alternative and
the system, and leaves the blood pure and
healthy.
DR.. RICHAU's GOLDEN BALsAM,
No. 2, cnres mercursl affections, rheumatism In
all its FORMS and gives immediate reiiefin oil
cases.
DIR. RIcHAUs GOLDEN ANTIDoTE,
A radical cure for all urinary arrangements:
Price, IS per bottle.
DIR. RIcHAus GOLDEN ELIXIR FAMOUS.
Ar,dical cure for nervous or general debility. In
old or young impsrtlng energy ~"n vondsHu'
| effect.
Price Is per bottle, or two for %;
ped 10 any place. Prompt attention paid 10 al
CORES ponasnts. None genuine without the name
RlcaARDs, cole proprietor" blown in glass d
Circulars sent, Trade supplisd ~ liberal ~
Address, Or. D. ,. Richards. "a vss,sk.st. ny
al Vwsend money by express or order. 80
through your Druggist, and you VII No. ~
no loss. WSss'
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GIVEN UP AS LOST.

The second thing Is. the patients must stay In
coid When Inc lungs
Arc di.e,ssd but = mus. ss prevented Sr q cure
s.Pes.y u i5; y. 81 SSss,Iv b ,ss
tients. X their iungs are badly diseased; and yet
down sSss s y van
ss sSGs sOSS q 70 as
we'll. This has great deal TO do with the appe-
.n s.b: s s ses :: such ss Evidence Of It.
81 IL P p & q: Ssn cure
Was In these modest words: I. !.
: NM x "a not Eve
ana .Rs sssaaE q
.h,sh nov , ssr % hs public sn =. they made
ssi rsSs snd
,sSs maui: :Hs si "a
A. soSn q that bsg.n 20 :vS',as: my cough.
Rls.s eSss rs:S ss;ns 80 3:
s: II w ssisSsa shortly after my recovery"
sIssstoS; my weight Vas only ninety seven
Poundsl my present weight Is twohuIdred and
cysS en-
tr: seHsnsi ID: discoG,inaed h!s professional
z ss1a RGi. son ms q 70 n so Sa
Aents ~ their once, No. Is North sixth street.
Ehiladelphia, every Saturday from . IN to3P;M
aS s s. " Te
promoter declares the exact condition Of the
lungs, and patients can readily learn whether
'n T&s sifeetons y fef taking the medicines arc
adapted 70 the intelligence even Of child. Fol-
low these directions, and Kind Nature will do the
fhis are 20 Be taken in Increased dosesi the
three medicines need no other Accomplishments
than the ample Instructions that accompany
ihsm, First create appetite., or returning
When Il Gomez, a. Y Will come. let the despair:
ing q once b. OF good cheer. Good blood At once
follows, the cough ioosens. the night sweat 4.
abatsd.' In . short eame both Of these morbid
symptoms are gone forever. .,-
DE- sshsnskS ned,cinss sse oonstsIs,y tspe IN ID
DufaatiS0. che Mandrake Pun. are standard pre-.
paratlOn while the Pulmonic Syrup - cure
81 coughs and colds. may be regarded as pro.
Phylaeteric against consumption In any Oh us
Pricc OF the Puimonic Syrup and Scarves
Toujc. $40 bottle, or $50 half dosen.,, MAD
dfaks pull, Is cents box. FW sale BY all drug
t1sts and dealers.
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vmce OF !. 3. poBsrNs,
vmce OF !. 3. DOZENS,
DOlobills LIKED
VEGETABLE isIAlN

A color and dressing that will
not burn the hair or injure the
head.
1t does not produce a color
mechanically, as the poisonous
preparations do.
1t gradually restores the h&,
to its original color and lustrc,
by supplying new life and vigor.
1t causes a luxuriant growth
of soft, fine hair.
The best and safest article
ever offered.
Clean and Pure. No sediment.
Sold everywhere.
ASK FOR DOBBINS'
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HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
a Biaers wi,hom Alcohol or Spirits Of
any kind.

IS different from all others. II II coapo-eJ OF
the pure Juices, or Vital Principle OF Roots,
Her and Bsrks, Tor, rs incidentally termed, Ell
tracts the worthless or inert portions Of the in
gradients not being used. Therefore, in one bot.
tie Of this Bitters there Is contained a. much
medicinal virtue as will be found In several gal.
Ions 81 ordinary mixtures. The roots, etc, used
IN this liiiters are grown In Germany, their Vita
principles extracted in that country by a scien
uts' Chemist, and forwarded to the msnuf factory
~ this city, where they are compounded and bot
tied. Containing no spirltuous Ingredients, this
Bitlers IL free from Tho objections urged against
oil others. No desire for stiinuiants can be in
Juced from their use they canbo, make drunk
ards, and cannot under any circumstances have
any but beneficial effect.
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MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER,
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN
GREAT SOCIAL Evils AND ABUSES,

MN " eriere with marriage, with sure means
or feilat or the erring and unfortunate, diseased
ann debllltated Sent in sealed envelopes, free of
charge, Address, Howard SANITARY AID Associa
Ion, No, South Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-13
CELEBRATED BITTERCORDIAL

II is a reliable FsmiIy Medicine, and can bs
aiken by either infant ult with the same been
icia results. II Is acertain, prompt and speedy
emedy tor dIarrhea, dysentery, bowels compiled
dyspepsia, lowness Of spirits, Paintings, sick
stomach, headache, etc. Forchllls and fever Of
all kinds, IL is far better aud safer than quInne
eIthout any OF its pernicious effects. IL effects
an appetite, proves a powerful digestor OF food
aud will counterfeit the effects OF liquor mar
minutes. As indisputable evidence offs m
cal properties, we append few ofthe many
tnu~.ss IN our posssasinn'
Johnsons Depot, East Tenn, and Va. Il.
Tenn.
JAcon ScnEEr,, Esq.-Dear Sir: nave used tn
Bitters have Obtained from you, and find them
TO be all they are recommended to be. found
one bottle 10 afford me considerable relief feel
as though cannot do very well without them, IN
nay present state of health.
ID. MENIGE, 1888 South 9th St, Phila.
Pastor Baptist Passyunk Church.
Sold by W. p. Allen, IS Nam street Dubuque
octl0dly
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Let the Democracy Arouse.


The tremendous efforts being made by
the Republican leaders both in aud out
of the State, have induced the belief that
that party will make enormous gains at
our August election. The apathy of
Democrats, under the conviction of GER
tain victory, has strengthen this fear,
and give some color to their boast OF
prospective gains. We are confident, if
the Republicans do make gains, it will be
because of the failure Of Democrats to
vote, aud net from any great changes, or
accessions to their party. The people of
this portion Of the State have been near
" entirely devoted to their business af-
l.irs, and have given little attention to
the pending political canvass, and are
therefore not alive to the real Importance
of the contest. Our people have had no
political discussions before them, and
consequently do not share the excite
ment and interest which appears manifest
in other parts Of the State We trust,
however, the sober, sound patriotism of
our people viii induce each aud every
one to 90 to the polls on the 9TH Of Au
gust, and cast their suffrage fore the en-
tire Democratic State ticket. Que month
from to day, the great struggle will be
decided, and while there can be no donbt
Of the triumphant election of Leslie aud
Carlisle, we must admit that their cleo
lion by decreased majority, would tell
fearfuliy to the Injury of the Democracy
III the Presidential election OF next year.
Let no democrat falter, bnt for the sake
Of constitutional liberty, and every thing
held sacred and dear to the Democratic
heart, let him 20 to the polls, and not
only 90 himself but induce his neishbor
to 90. Let the Democratic majority Of
the First District be larger than ever.
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TIC New nennrmre.

The Democracy of Pennsylvania take
this position IN regard 10 the amend
ments: They acknowledge obligation
to the Federal Constitution, including
ali its amendments, bat affirm tLat those
amendments Sete adopted by fraud and
brute force SO giariug as 70 take from
their authors al claims upon our re-
spect Nevertheless they argue that the
corrupt misconduct Of these authors docs
not enable US to deny that they are a
part Of the Constitution, nor can we
thereby avoid obedience Any change
which experience and reason shall prove
TO be desirable on these questions they
sssuiG5 must be made in the prescribe
way, and not by revolutionary, and dis
orderly means This is all the New De
parture means The opponents of Radi
calism in the United States must com
promise somewh hat in order to surely de-
feat Grant next year, and although this
s. New Departure as it is called may not
exactly suit each aud every man in
Kentucky, it's Infinitely better than
Radicalism and We must therefore accept
the situation.
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victory and their contrary prejudices
deeply inrooted as they are, would peace
fully submit? Knowing the deep preiu-
dices of the North, we believe the land
would be made to flow in blood before
they would do it. These are some of the
reasons which impel US to support Clark,
snd thereby oppose Hale. We have a
high appreciation Of Major Hale, and
shall ever treat him with that courtesy
due worthy gentleman and true demo
erat. and in differing with him, only pre-.
fer policy which we honestly believe in
sures to the Democratic party, the bless
Jugs of peace, prosperity and victory
while his policy promises only defeat,
bitterness and amending strife, with per-
haps here and there local victory. Here
are the two policies. Let the people
choose between them.
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rhc Nominee for Register.

The State Central Committee have
tesnlsriy and authoratatfvely declared
Nsi9rI Alex. Grant The Democratic
peniuss for Register Of the Laud Office,
aud ethsrefore place his name in the
seate ticket - The head Of our columns.
The count Of che counties reporting to
the Comaittec gave Dawson 425 aud
Graut $40. sene forty odd counties Dot
voting The aon1ipasfop was consequent
II rendered to Mr. Dawson, who declin
ed in favor of Grant. The Committee
then. tepdsrsd the nolniustiop 10 Major.
Grant, rzho accepted The Democratic
papers Of thc State, say that Maj Gfont
Is a gentleman and true democrat, every
way quaiided for khe position and worthy
of the suppert,of the people. aa
The naJncalo Hsrsh7}ia its issue Of
Ja1y a. eisio.s that We ulisrcpresent il,
xhsu tso argue that it terms the sdvo
eates Of negro testimony Strinmers aud
policy mougers,' and especially denies
applying such terms TO Leslie and Car
lie. IN the same issue it refers to the
venerable. trimmera who.siguS himself
Democrats in The. Mayfcld Dsisoc,ut.;
and the sMayfeld tfimmerss who advo-
cate their right to testify in our courts
Oar argument was and is. If these terms
are applicable aud just to us of lesser
note, why does the HeroM not apply
them to Leslie and Carlisle, who hold
precisely the same view? Why will the
Herald not publish Leslie and Carlisle
position on tlsis question, aud let the
people know that Carlisle was tic author
of the negro testimony bill before our
last Legislature, We repeat, if the adj
vocases deserves to be denounced as
policy monger" etc., why such terms
are not applicable to the author ?
II L IT,
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Timely Warning.

AM NOW AT HOME and can be found
n the old stand, formerly occupied by j.
( Hubbard as a dry goods store, from 3
o'clock a. N. to 2 p M All those indebted
10 J. s. Hubbard, deceased, are requested to
s,,,e forward and make immediate settle
,nent and by so doing save cost, as all claims
without an exception will be placed in an
officers hands for collection on the first of
,;s,,tember. c. H. HUBBARD,
anrilos-21n. Administra a or.
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Gen. Agents Francisco, Cal, aRd - cosrcs street. n. r.
MILLIONS Bear Testimony their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
They not vile Fancy Drink, Made Of Poor
Rum. Whislkey, Proof Spirits and Refuse
LIQUORS doctored. siccd and sweetened please the
taste called ''Tonics, Appetizcrs ''Bestorers, &c,
thateRd the tppier 10 and rliI rt are
true Medicine made from the Native Roots and Herbs
OF California. free frout oil Alcoholic Stimu-
Iants. They are the GREAT BLOOD PURI-
FER md A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
aperfeet Renoyator and Irvigorator Of the system
carrying Of all poisonous matter md restoring teblood
to healthy condition. No person can take those Bit
ters according directions and remain long F'yel,
provided their bones are not destroyed uy mineral
paisor or cthcr menus and the vital organs wasted
bryp1d the point ot repair.
They oye Gentle Purgntive as well rs n
Tonic, possessing, also the peculiar merit Of acting
powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Iniam-
nation OF Tic Liver and al the Tisceral Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, in Young or
old married single AZ the dawn OF wopiafhood ora
il5s tara OF life. these Tonic Btters have equal
For Iaaanmntory and Chronic Rheumn-
ss-fn md Gaut, Dyspepsia or Trfeli gestiou,
Billions, II etuittent aud InferTHittenI Fe-
veFs, Diseases of tho Blood, Liver, l. Id
Eeys and Bladder, these Bitters have beeiiInost
successful. Such Diseases are eansed by Initiated
Blood which is generally produced by dersnGeulent
Of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache. Pain in Shoulders Coughs Tiehtness
Chest. Dizziness Sour Er,,c; of the
Bad Taste in the Mouth Bilious Attacks Paipi ator OF
The Heart Inflammation Of the lungs Pain in tho
sous of the Kidneys. q hundred other painful s1np-
toms. are the ofsprinEs Of Dyspepsia
They gorats tho Stomach stimulate the torpid
Liver and Bowels lrhich render them Of unequailed
efficacy the blood Of ell impurities and inn
parting life and vIsor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DIsEA SIS, Ernptions letter, Salt
Rhcum. Blotches Spots Pinipes, Pustuies Boils Car
bunces Rins-worms scsld Head. Sore Eyes. Erysipe-
las Itch scurf DiscooEations Of the skim Humor and
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For tho state senate.

We are authorized to announce. CAPT
NC. CLARK, of Graves, as candidate
to represent the counties of Hickman Full
ton and Graves, in the next State Senate.
We are authorized to announce, II. s.
HALE of Graves county, as candidate to
represent the counties of Fulton. Hickman
and Graves. in the next State Senate.
For the Legislatures.
We are authorized to announce A. s.
ARNOLD, az a candidate TO represent the
counties of Hickman and Fulton in the
Lower Branch of our next State Legislature
We are authorized to announce JOHN w.
MALONE, a n candidate 10 represent the
counties of Hickman and Fulton in the
Lower Branch of our next State Legislature.
We arc authorized to announce J. Y. D.
HALE, rs a candidate to represent the
counties of Hickman and Fulton in the
Lower Branch of our next State Legislature.
We are authorized to announce THOMAS
E. GLEESON, as candidate to rerresent
Hickman and Fulton counties in the Lower
House Of our next State Legislature, subject
TO the action of democratic convention
should one be held.
We are authorized to announce Judge 3.
r. WALKER, as a candidate 10 represent the
people of Hickman and Fulton counties in
the next State Legislature.
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A Lave Democracy.

The surposition that there is, or will
be, any split in the Democratic party, is
a mistak ken idea, caused by the Republi
can desire for such mishap. True,
there are two wings Of the party, the
Liberal aud the Bourbon, but the whole
force of each will be united for victory
in 1872 The Liberals differ with The
Bourbon element upon questions of
principles of the party The Bourbons
act as If Kentucky was the only State in
the Union aud.as if there rere no Demo
cratic party outside Of this State, hence
they insist 90 absorbing public attention
with dead issues, such az questions
pertaining 70 the negro race. etc They
seam reycc 10 remember that there IS a
Democratic party in the Northern States.
who while they agree with Us iu the
tuudarnehial principles Of party. by no
pean5 shars 9ur pEejudiees in fegaTd to
the begTo. iu. N fact, have been eduea
ted 10 sn exactly different view This
Northern Democracy through their lead
+ -rs. such % Vallandigi.atn. Pendicton,
Seymour, AID their State platforms, tell
NJ tna; Is this extrome course, wo are
arsg cling them down, aud therefore, they
have through their party conventions
cut loose from such embarrassments.
eLiberai Democracy OF Kentucky, as
contra distinguished from the Bourbons,
recogni zine hat no goUd can be effected
+. but much hsrms from The continued agi
! tation Of the Hs5ro question, propose co
operating with the NaGthern Democracy.
& This is all the New Departure" business,
50 ferceIy sSnoSSced by some, means.
We ask every intelligent man, shall We
help our friends il the Northern States,
or shall We by unwise opposition to their
1@.-s.,s ra.-s.,rs.z.s..ss al. .far the Radi-
Is Of those States? Without the as
sistance Of these Northern Democrats,
We can never elect President or over
turn the pnExxs nov in power. Then II
these Bourbon fskers aud newspapers
are 50 devoted to tfsDemocratic party
is it not their beundcn duty to cease their
opposition to t99sro testimony, and such
issues, aud yield cooperation with the
Northern Democracy? The position
taken by the Liberal Democracy does not
confer single additional right upon the
negro; it accepts the amendments bat
does not endorse tie manner or means OF
their adoption. 1t will obey these
amendments but viii have them obeyed
under Democratic construction and not
under Radical Interpretation, unless We
arc defeated and are compelled to as we
are now.
Therefore, we argue, that notwith
standing few good democratic papers,
aud democratic aspirants for petty local
Offices, siiii oppose such views, true
comprehension of the situation viii in
duce them 10 pause. and usite with the
grand Democratic army Of the North.
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For the Hickman Courier.
The Picnic at Eierces Station.

was one of the party who had the
pleasure of attending picnic at Pierce 5
Station, On the Both of June. Well, we
had fine turnout of about 600, OF all
sorts and sizes. The day being very
pleasant, the ladies came from all .quar-
tiers, about 300, some of them as pretty
as pinks, and dressed as fine as summer
butterflies, and looked full as nice. The
Brass Band from Union City was in at
tendance, and blowed exceedingy-we
admired them to all purposes. The
Odd Fellows had procession, and vas
addressed by the Hon. Mr.. Cardwelli on
secrets and things in general, aad-as
followed by the Rev. Mr.. Carter ailu-
ding to the many benefits received from
the Odd Fellows, Masons, and the gospel
in general, with all the good boxing
widows in the world. (Dixey land by the
baud) Dinner being announced by the
Grand Marshal, we all went UP thar
and Jared sumptuously. After which
all returned to bear the Hon. Mr.. Cham-
bers pressing his claims on the natives
for good subscription to bis paper and
all other enterprises after which weeiosed
thes, tand (aud went TO work and danced
until late IN the evening. AlEthngs
went off sound on the representatives went
home sober, well pleased with themselves
and all mankind in particular. W.
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PosT OFFICE LAw-Any person who
takes the papers regularly from the Post
Office, whether he has subscribed or not.
is responsible for the payment of the
subscription.
Any one ordering his paper discon-
tinued must pay all arrearages, or the
publisher may continue to send it until
payment is made. and collect the whole
amount, whether it is taken from the Of
fec or not.
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rAe Democratic ..Tinae'' Come.

The Democratic Time Come.
u'I- rss-'.s,.Jr .sf Toiitieal partie= IN the
United States shows that no party ever
held on to power for longer period than
twelve consecutive years. This would
Indicate that Republican rule will end
with Grants present term. The signs
in the political skies now look to con-
frmation Of this bit of history. Han
cock and Adams, two names dear to the
American Democracy, will be President
and Vice President in 1873.
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Shrewd but quiet men can make a for
tune by revealing the secrect of the bust
ness to no one Address NJ. HILDRETH,
GS5 Broadway, New York
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The Radicals are making desperate
effort TO increase their vote in Kentucky
in the next August election. They are
bringing all possible agencies to bear to
achieve this result. In view of this fact,
every Democrat in the State should exer;
his utmost influence to inFigorate his
marty
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Judge CrOssIand---A 'sNeXV DE.
parture Democrat

The.Iollowing extract is from a report
of a speech made by Judge Ed. Cross
land, our member of Congress, which we
clip from the Paducah Keatack.jaa. w
commend it to the attention of the Bour-
bon Democrats and Bourbon papers of
the District The Paducah Herald calls
this same speech able and timely:
"The new departure was discussed at
some length by Judge Grassland He
explained that it was simply recognizing
accomplished facts. He said the Tonnes
see democrats made departure when
they voted for Senter as against Bill
.Stokes. and thereby secured the control
of the State for all time to come The
democracy of Missouri made departure
when they voted for B Gratz Brown for
Governor, thereby securing control Of
the State He was for any sort of de-
parturc (where no great principle was
iuvolved) that would ensure the triumph
Of the democracy iu 1872 ~
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THE battlefield of the next Presidcn
tial election is to be mainly north of the
Ohio river kentucky Democrats can
aid Northern Democrats if they will. If,
however, they let their prejudices carry
them Unto the Radical camp" we will
have to try to get along without thom. :.
sFai * io* = They ought at
least to remember that if they cut loose
from the Northern Democracy they fall
into the embrace Of the Northern Radi.
Gals. This may be done in two ways
by forming an Independent party move
nent, or going squarcly Unto the Radi
cal camp" Either course will be effect
ual.- EraasciHe Courier.
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A MILLION DOLLARS.

O. OaS 4 MONTH Horse and Car
eoO e Iriage furnished. Expenses paid.
H. Shaw. Alfred Ne
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The Paducah Herald publishes the
report Of John q. Carlisle's speech at
lexington but leaves out that portion
in which Dir. Carlisle defines his position
onthe negro testimony question. Won
der, II this could ut be considered "dis
tortiou Of his position, language and
mesuirse or at isast :. wtthboiding OF
the truth from its readers. ct
f ERoN adj sections of the South, We
find our exchanges filed with compli-
mentary notices Of General Hancock in
connection with the coming Presidential
nomination
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Bank Of Tennessee, old issue, Soc !;
new issue 35c.