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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
MUSIC

The concert, tonight, at Terrace Garden, is
intended IA farewell benefit 10 Mr. Hermann Colcll,
who retes from the propretOrsLp Of the establishments
in favor Of Nh Otto Bernet MI Coel Las done great
deal 10 assure the rcspectablIy and attractive
ness of the garden For his benefit several pop
u!ar artists have been engaged, and Mr.. Jul
liens orchestra will perform selection Of miscel
Iapeous music Under the new management, the Julien
concerts to whose excellence have repeatedly borne
testimony viii be continued usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11

,b uF,i boilers fm no 81 O5. No 2 u.s .ae-1y.
eenerd; No :, BE Com eady, With
prees noai,i ne scarce end Gu; No 2 &c -
ccuts- I'D 49, 10 Buffalo, &C.; 10 Osvegs "a -.
Four sud e M n, .0t AMI 1000 bash Wheat Shpmen,. " "'s>
ureb'rIi aag ilDur dbl and urchsr-- Wle,, Quiet
No led 81 70, No 8sa - q, No. amber IIaois ~ Tfs
Mr8 ~ Noh ouh snf unchanged IiYh YIret BE Iay
NJ no LIE &C Oas quiet and uDeb,nseE IA 4 .ns.
fso 80 r. an - folgi,s rnhar~ef. WLs-t-.o Ron
.s3. hiea 1880 Lash Con an III "a 49, C's s'f W."
- ". .'ou 20 bnh Wheat ~. so busi Oh. P
1873 s. o-ilGu dun; Do.be FStrs AZ gs ia.
90 -" 'er tu AiEed 81 White TO- osis 40 60
Shoulder Iir Ccl Rh tic; CS sds ~ Lard Sop ,n.t
naBar quei; Far ls Eoisses IHialon Ee-s,t. Ss
H'T anh At ac~@L Coft noailaL LEcl.bgs-stsTins ~
WiNrGrov r. G. Avg ie-S-i4s Tu.p fin. .,..s, q, An,
Resin steady ~ ~ for Ezra Pale. e. 30
Crude I"t,e s,ca at 500 i1I yellow DPS $50 or yira.~
CaeS Alg To- T0ur-desri lir AID n,rle, su r,,sv
IS c00 SIS o Nhe advance asked bu' csahi N.f
scarce, q Ia 81 h. COrg qai al unchanged Dat. .l,
With moderate naab AZ oH &C. lrg sUt sat uac,sg. Rye
asd far pnces sdyancsi 659 PORK pcoa h.y, a.
cne 5l2 90 Lrl doll ald troo Ing B4k qn ko
sn1cus sen; Shoulders te o a. Ia,
Clear Sizes CDf T. ooL dal hocrs stok ps.l
market shoulders c Clear Rib sides 6U7e Clear 40
Live Ho iul shade lover, - yg4f o. Ceoaaod Ia,
prices ganed Extra 80 % - y, WHISKY que, unchanged
be
MkvrHp Aug IO-T1our quis, End unebsrqed Corr bed
Jwcs Shoglers ec Ceas RID sde &C. Clear stes
BALTIMORE LAVE STOCK NARKRT-AU0. 20
C.iteMnset doll prices low-ri quote yerT best on sale 'oisv
5sQot quality 4sdyse uesm 5i2 tlo ordinary. A@Jisf
pts head. sales lif tt Hos dri puers lover vito
downward toaienc quoted tSGtc Fceit 58z bed hbsep
Common M Py gJoi Ia seo I'd - ae4ll-i Sooei a. ~
SIC; receipts, 465S head
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A PROSECUTING Mormon meeting was held IN
Birmingham Eng, Oh The l7ah ut, and was addressed
by sundEy apostles Utah, and among these Dy one
MIR Dewey IA saint by means OF me modest HaLi5'!
neople looked upon by mankind as heneath notice, pue
We do uOj look upon OurstHes III LA. i5ar ~ IN, te
daal Wc Look tipgn ourselves superior 10 ~ TIC
world THIS is prce sely tue self oaA' % ""
,orua mr. Of Aniuidab sleek The MOlinohs are NOT
- - They are too mlsculevOus 10 DC dehplhed
Thrv are "ugncrd" O. great deal But tney lo1A Lpoh
themselves superior 70 'ho "Vi'd -'1'-' DIV
Daaey was right,
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PPOsiIEgST ARRIVALS.

BrcrOort HDuse-Sfnat0r Sumner of Massa-
clusotts and con. q. lawrence OF Rhode Island -
Fun AreauC H0tc'-Gcn. Alfred PlcesontOn lato Com
missioner Of Internal Revcnue; Con. A. j. Mycr Chief
Of the Signal Service o. $. A. the Hon Clinton t.
Ram, d. g. Of Locust Grove, y, T.. J. IL. Ramsey of
Albany, John Duff Of Boston, Col d. T. Easement Of
Ohio, the Rev. George T. Rider OF Poughkeepsle and
Gen. T. w. Adams o. Alabama, == 81. Nicholas Hotel
Gen. G.. W. Cas- Of Pittsburgh, William IT, Sew
ard. IT,, aud j. n. Knapp of Auburn, N. Y, snd
Mayor Davis Of Cincinnati. === Asto York Hotel
The Row. Tclfdr HcdgsOn Of the University Of Alabama,
aud tho Rev. d. NJ. Palmer OF Ncw-Orlcans. == AStOr
HguSc-SeHatOr Patterson OF hcW-Hampshirc the Hon.
j. L. Gets NJ c., of Reading Penn; Gen. D. Nckors OF
the Bcv. ". H. B4jbiit of Glendale, Ohio =- GTgHd
Ceah0i HOei-Iudge John Powell Of Augusta, Ga. So
GiGfV HyifaG-Cliutun l.. Kirby OF Cincinnati. === 81
james HOiei1hc Hon. W. q. Alexander OF Princeton,
n 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11

Considerable Excitement was cfcateG III SpoIt-
ing circles Yesterday afternoon in consequence Of the
receipt OF a dispatch from Saratoga, by prominent
New-York turfman, that Mr. Belmont's famous horse
Kngsher had been seen at exercise for two days
and the natural presumption among ID" il- Ill.A
assembled M Saratoga was that he had an-s In lis
training kiua neT is engaged TO run against Ar uh
Uarpars celebrated racer LOueowt the winner Oi the
Monmouth Park and Saratoga cups, IN race OF iOur
miles on the last day Of tie forthcoming meeting
an that place. A bet Of $4,000, han
forfeit has been ed by two leading turtneu between
the two horses and the las been looked forward 10
a. Tho uot exciting ever run on the American turf and
as likely 10 suIpfss in interest the great ma lhes Ween
tie representatives Of tie N1Ft ana The SVatA 4--ise
ana Henry and Boston and Fashion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11

ca,r,so Aus Flour dau Wheat nTy active "lyanei g
sr,tg U7tG ri 0tt cash, sf~l o. ,caef Aaslsl cu'e
~ = i. n1ce; IN tie afternoon urUer, a. VI d. .let August
~ o. s,er G faf II AagAt Cor lctyei d,cnea ~ 10
al ~ as ct, i3i G4t;c seller August 10 ne a!r
ann i3,c seller August OasS opcaee Acye OF e.'ei yeas
t1,Jc Nv. timer No. ? at,c Barley moro st.e, % :
10 s ,t9G,, Ughwfs active ami. easier AZ Gc Pok active
III tSg+il 90 cas 81! H. ,eleI hurtt ise ess sel AZ
f.,uIti lc HeceItstuo bhs floer 81 hia w." ~,
10000 iush Of's 1870 bush. Rye ous uhn irY
~ III 10. hI r..t--l I Dbl. .r- 500 b.. "s-l
iis9 lr.h Tom ls5 ,1 Ia. oats $500 lasl NN lV ua'i
Bara.y. sLa 1900 fnz. So. r.- a %
h io. Au. 1D-ygi OFT cdt ta di lr OF l ',f f ~ ~
~ ma, ~ u, Amber .irh.su. 81 b. Dr t.t Fil 20 5.
sft .sa.p. SIC Oa4D,aaul f psl r.s,nssa 80 VI al :
tlc,
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RfLTTuOnP LAVE STOCK MiRKRT-Aro 70
p1SSFvGgRS ARRIVED.

Prom GLASGOW-In e1sP brsr, ., tlg. ~. q Vetass
Samuel Comfort Nrs Confcrt, Charles b. Hoe as Hoe n
Randolph, John Msrw Mrs. maxwell Jeanis h,rFel Bissa
GaxWcL T. " CaIcrd.r Samuel Mullen, hra Nm Corn -
A. Coming Mr. " McNaL and c. Mrs T. T. CbaLbersa
Geo. CLam1isin NJ MoGa' David A1aa VIZ hchenne Mfs
IAomI alels Auhgur Audrcw Mcilcrou. kciar A. hsA
yno. Robertson Cre1ce H. 10. cdoH, h1 brglt hoH se
kechnie CLss Robinson Mr K1rch Geo laules hs ffne
Aaton Miller Tho Lauey Rev C. C. Caabe aH, Aie Baneisr
NJ Aen.N .lar. J..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
w. eFFT~cToN Aur. 10 "A. IN. J


OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Aug. lO-1 a. M
flt,ODSis for the DuSt hCeJ,tg-fCU hours.
The barometer has continued rising slowly
In the Middle and Eastern states since Wednesday night
and the central Of highest pressure mas moved from
West Virginia slightly eastward
The area Of lowest pressure has moved from Minnesota
aoutn-eastWard to michigan ana Central Illinois The
temperature risen slightly in NevEgand fallen on
the south Atlantic, and risen IRON ILLINOIS, norul-
eastward. $50
North.wc7terlv winds with clear weather and smoky
vJrd Threatening weather with light rains has pre-
vailed from Tennessee south ard east
narrow belt oil heavy rain and threatening weather
has advanced on Thursday evening eastward and now
extends from Lake Huron to Eastern Kansas with Sc
we're local storms. $500.
Pr0bnbNtifs.
The disturbances now prevailing In Michigan and
Northern Illinois viii probably extend tO-n,-nt over
Lake Eric and Western kentucky followed on Friday by
rapidly rising barometer and clear, cool weather HO
Lake Huron to Indiana aud westward.
Continued cloudy weather, with light rains s prooabe
for the southern and Gull states Fahlns DdIohe.tr
with cloudy weather, VIII probably spread over the
Middle and Eastern states.
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provided for A.:

This makes "a in all Nine States elect Legislatures
tis coming Fall which will have 20 choose the success
sors of the incumbents They marked with
i-k New-York elects Senate which holds Only
Iowa and Kentucky viii elect at their fist session,
tle, only meet biennialy. In Alabama a successor to
the deceased claimant, Go1twLGite is be elected
democrat Is likely TO be chosen II Blodgett is not adj
mted. Georgia will have only one Senator next Winter
Fortunately that Senator esteem himself able to bear
tine bonors and responsibilities Of both places No election
can he had as the Georgia Legislature does not meet tins
wear In all the other states anew Legislature throughout
In he c,,.en during the Presidential year OF the "A
,ci.- il il Thought now that only 1--WE Senators are
certain 0, being returned, while it is probable that five
others may be. All but two Of he incumoents are Re
nuhlicans. 1t is feared that there may be five other
changes from Republicans to Democrats the remainder
beipg sx Republicans and three Democrats
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poIJCEKOTTs

~, ~, ace I2. Of No. 81 Dclanccy-.t., was ac-
d"u .ii fssls Dol t4r bat river 81 th loot o. hsH,ons,
Amelia Trow. ace g. late Of 1hirty-seyenth-st and
,t,, ~. i,pee d.si yesterday "a bellevue Hospital
.naro Laudre. ago III Frepolman, disd Vestor'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11
BASEBALL.
INITIALS vs.. ATLANTIS.

MUTUALS W. Atlantic
The Mutuals and Atantics played a friendly
game on the Captoline Grounds yesterday few stops
bv Ferguson Tor the utuas and Boyd ana Han Tor the
Atlanes with the throwing TO first base were alone
worthy Of mention Isham PaytG thr co ao '"'
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HOME NEWS.
IHE WEATHER.

SrvIoss gs7r Tier By Elsa gorr rs.,l n.r. WIrd
AnS u - JlBNW. Aug iO-S 10 %l2 n. W.
SLi1SW. n 10 3o - " n "
REMARRs.-ANg. 10 1S0-Thernometer at 7 a m, 49, /:
4. IN, 80; IL ID. W. 6O'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11

"a Russ Scored . al, ~, ah d. To,.
M,.q1 .ai. = 0 a.
p-rt ,ruel- Mair.I. J. Atlantic o. I'4' '' t',re
tu.r-.. . I,f Bia. ol lls-su'lt. POI, ''f'-'
j. .s.a.r of us O.up- Cl8a llile '. "i"'. - '.'N
The Amity and silver star junior t.oi,o inns ,,s
played on the lower C4piLOIinr Gl'"hHI l''''''"'' "
Amity Viuu,Dg W = sgVto u > ~ .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11

OUTDOOR SFORTS.
TIE TURN

THE BUFFALO TROTTING MEETTNG-THIRD DAY
THE 2:50 PURSE WON BY UNCLE ABE, AND
THE 2:4 PURSE BY HOTSPUR-AN IMMENSE
ATTENDANCE AND BRILLIANT TROTTING.
BUFFALO, Aug. 10.-The attendance at the
driving Park to-day. much larger than on any pre-
day Fifteen thousand persons on the ground
large portion OF whom were ladies. The display Of
private equpages and fast teams was very fine.
The fact of Commodore Vanderbilt being the owner Of
the horse MyrOn Perry entered for the race caused
report TO be circulated that the between that
horse and Hotspur was Erie against Central. In
the course OF the race when the chances
fuctuated for against either animal the excitement
grew TO fever heat, aud pOolseng accelerated in
proportion. great deal Of money changed hands on
the result Of the to-day 100000 being in
pools. The betting was never known 20 be so brisk.
Hotspur. in tie a heat syld In the pool high $3.50
against so for the field.
Tie most Interesting event Of tho meeting the $50 race
called promptly ~ 2lb o'clock. Sixteen horses
entered and 10 started. Lady Abdaah, Lady GOddast,
SapphO, RstoIi Kentucky Girl LYDIA, and Picon, drawn
c. j. Uamln and Myr0u Bush OF Buffalo and Geo. e..
Hal o. Prospect Park, Brooklyn acted as judges.
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Wednesday shows that Butler feels shAty about ad

Wednesday, shows that Butler feels shaty about a6
Sepdng an independent pemuatQn, aud wants 70 gr al
tbe DELEGATES nc cam at Worcester, Ivy the hop his
hl.9r men, masqueradng as Republicans. Ono or two
OF 9e Commit, grumbled bou the Labor party being
sold ont - bullcf which Cummings had 10 DENY The
whole affair r.NpOes The weakness U. tho Labor fac
ton. and the vac,.lation of Butler"
LOCAL.
John J. Townsend was elected, last evening,
n delegate 10 the Custom-Houso Committee from the
IXth Assembly District Association.
The Hancock Column met at No. II Broad
way, yesterday, and passed resolutions recommending
the nomination Of Con. W. s. Hancock for the Prcsi-
deucy. The members were officers under Gen. Hancock
IL the war.
Collector Murphy has purchased The Irish
ReTabc newspaper to runit campaign paper in tho
interest Of tho Custom-House reorganization. The Col
leotOr has experience with newspapers bought
for such purposes.
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THE STATE OF TRADE
povRSrIC MARYP rs.

u,.,, Anf 10 -E1slsnse Loaion. pam pemiU@ On
$500 currency G.1' a. sa'F. AsI'
ala o as daJ II! PREMIUM sAoI. sst ~ iss'nIH
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II may he confidently expected that wn VIZ 'p irVS'
euro IL brought to bear sornly, as 1t will s~-! ny, u
a. ,riets in which the worst outragcs havo oceprod
ar oocuders will be deserted by most OF tho so-cale6
osectole persons, whose guilty acquiesoence and
oonrarcmeut have hitherto encouraged tho Khan.
Eesdes Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas are the only
s,ates in which important elections to be held In
tne first named fill State ticket and Legislature are to
no chosen The latter Senator Keoggs SUCCESSOR
Within the party Gov. Warmoth struggles forccly TO
maintain bis CONTROL while Lieut. GOV. Dunn is the
leader OF wing which claims recognition the Re
form party" II looks rs II there danger that this
quarrel would give Louisiana over TO the Democracy
IL Texas there IS etin cusrreling between Gov
Davis and Senator Hamton's friends but the formers
vigorous administration of State affairs, and especially
his suppression OF disorders with the attention now
being given TO railroads. immigration, and other ma
terial interests, all tend to greatly strengthen the Va
tional party. One evidence OF Republican progress If
seen in fact that the newspapers sustaining lis pr
ciples have since the present State Government was
established, increased IN number from to 81 I"
which az least half dozen are daies The Democratic
Congress nominations have been made and one EepuD-
lirau rs fpllOWs:
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Gpeeial Notice.

sn-,IaI Meeting sisfreHth Assembly bisrsSx 60
hcnn Association at ~ rmniaye fkiIAi t. 10
H. 1871 osheS to NJ VaesEs' eass ey slLkY Pesic.,
tra ioaaN -
ID. &. STUEaSs Secretary.
Lea a Perrlas' Saace.
Pf1no.n need b. Conno1seaf'
"THF ONLY GOOD SAtcE.
-, ,us sySuon and i : asrivsl o M -.
+ ,Fed dire "a by heosr. LhA a
MAJ * OF yrniia. eouniete'A 1900.
ooiiN AGENTS, NSWyORS.
- piles. Pncs.! - -
,,,,-Ds -rSrrRSAI EXTEGSAL, BLIND, BLgRDIsa
ALL hiNp''t,Ig rrrircty feffaHrnff o1rT BY ABSORB
IlSD, sspr.f cus nslufhts dsiennss
llu' & bsiues, All .'cs ls a.. ''' lO" al " ennf ny ".
a W. 80. Hotel LrosIsly NeN-loA W, -.
Of
aH,.ss,,i,DNs aRA AsIiahLt fahs r.s CaAgnA
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The 224 trOtted alternately with the 25O race.
Five heats IOticd. ana ne lac was won by Hot
and HOtspur. This intensely Interesting, and
very exciting, much dissatisfaction being manifested ~
the ruling OF the Judges in the third heat Ia placing My
ron Perry fourth for running and fouI driving,
son on the home-strotch, while the latter horse
was doing some good tgOttuc, with good prospect OF
gaining the heat Frank Peren owner OF Byron, with
drew his horse the Ond heat account Of the de
cisOn Of tAo judge in declaring the heat dad Toe
trOts in this closely contested. The horses
were never than length apart. Hall way round
the each heat they were Tapped Seven horses
being drawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11


Tomorrow Goldsmith Maid, American Gil, Lucy, ana
EsCOtt will contend for the 5000 purse, and the ad-
dt!Ona purse OF 8 200 for beating DCXtcTs time.
match has just been made FOR $500 Tor "A trot be-
tween IOIAmy Jeu4syn and Wilkes 4Or ,urudy next.
AT JOhnsOn's poorOOms, Broadway Twentyci ehth-st,
last night pools sold with GOLDSMITH Maid eX-
cuded. Lucy sold for SEQ and American G so In the
2:4O race Judge Fullerton sold for So5 Judge Brgua
SIS; Clara G., so, and uoiI 10.
TROTTING MATCHES AT PROSPECT PARK COURSE.
Two trottiDg matches took place, yesterday,
on the Pro-pec Park track Tie first for $780, mile
heats best three In five, TO wagons between l. = sam
miss b. IN. Chip Girl, and Hiram Howess P &. Dandy
Tie betting was 500 $50 the latter but be was de-
feaed by Chip Girl in three straight heats The second
race was match SEQ milo heat, three Ia h'c; III
harness between G.. Mumhy'6 hr. z. bonaarb, ana u
Iugram'u b. u. CiamUdke. EnntptUe Was nc ihNUIuc
M 500 10 So, and lie IL four meats CuDSAe TAXING
the second heat.
SUMMARY.
Pgorp PArF Fam GROUND, A '!la'el s5o mile heats
bel 3 IN d. 10 wagons -.-.
sarua b. m. C1ir Gr........'.........,..... !
H. W. H0sess 7. I,uy
-.'i 2:i1t.
SANE DAY AyD TRACE-I4tcl $50 NILE heats best In in bar
G. ,ruabrs BY. ar.e................,....I
Is-rau.s d. -. Claa.c ....,.
IIEe--:5-, ..J5I 2:i-. 2:.I.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31
yTNHE SCIENCE OF MAN.

For the best exposit,n OF Human Science, in
whlch man character, capabilities, and mo-, aP-
Propriate pursuit, are gwen, see THE PHRENo-
LOGICAL. JOURNAL, for 1871, q tirst,class mag
a2lne' No. ! now ready, containing me be, ne,
Claiiin, the merchant; II. Is. Wood~hrd' OF Call-
fornia the Mormons, their rel9loi, moae OF
government, P0lygamy, otc'i wilh ~ liLusFall9h
rltlcs, Only 81 a year, or 30 cents "a humble.
Clubs of ten, 81 each, and extra copy TO
agent. address, s. n. WELLS, $50 broadway,
New YORK. lah-VN-'
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ADMINIsTRATOR's No.
IA TlCE.

Estate Of Thomas II. mcGinness, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed Adj
ministsstrix Of the Estate Of Thomas II. Neon.
ness, late Of the County ofAlexander and State OF
lihnois, deceased, hereby gives notice that she
will appear before the County Court OF Alexander
county, at the court house In Cairo, at the Febru-
AIRY Term, on the Third Monday IN February next
~ which time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested TO attend
for the purpose Of having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted TO said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 2ist day Of December, A. u. 1870.
ELIZABETH A, MCGINNESs,
dec2s"n AdminlstIatTII
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31
Cough No More.

Wssnss's Csagh Balss IN Is healing. -oi,
IlnS sne eipeStorsilns. The exirsordi nary pow.
G y Possesses 10 immot iately relieving and even.
sssiiy eufiaG, the most obstinate cases Of Coughs,
Celdh sore Thros,. bronchitis, InnuenGs, Catar.
fAhs hoAseesss. Asthma and Consum ption IL o..
mos' - rsdblc. 20 psomps 10 The relief AMI Ger.
te.h " easess 10 al The sbove casss, or any asiec
Won of the throat and lungs. that thousands 81
knyscsns are daily PRESERVING i, aud one and all
medicine tnosn. One doss Away affords relief
40 % the most esses one bottle effects cure
500 ~ druGssts. IN large bother, Price one
p0.ss' ns Iouf ovn fault " you still cosgh md
sewer. The BAlsAm ulil cure.
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LEGAL.
A DMlNlSTRATOR'S No.
IA TlCE.

Estate Of Sylvester Webster, deceased.
The undersl gnsd having been appointed Al.
mlnistsHtor Of the estate oi rylyester Webster,
ists Of the County Of Alexander and state of Ili.
nsls. dseezssd, hereby gives notice that he Val
eprser before the Countv Court OF Alexander
Coanty, At the Court House In Cairo, At III. Mach
Term, Oh The thifd Monday IA March next, AZ
uhSrh time 81 persohs having claims against said
estate are notified and requested 10 attend for ia.
pQSpose Of having the same adjusted. All Der.
sons tsdeted 70 said estate are rogue st.d 40
mmedisis payment 70 the unisrs yp.d,
Dated this 18th day OF January, ISL.
-. GkEESLEY, Administrstor, ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31

u.issd sss,ss Of America. Southern District OF
llltaels.-ss.
ie7o, eass Y. Kerr. Joha ". Kerr, Patrick Nc
Neil Jehs Scott sad Henry Berry hled . libel ia
sns Dis1'ss Court Of the United staiss for the
eoeshen District Of Illinois, against eighty -four
90. 'sgs ess. ssh and rated" sov lying at Ia.
~ q Cease N the Dstrei sforess d, praying
Soes we zane ~ condemned IN accordance With
ses essyss Of ,s's libel. And whereas. By virtue
sS,s =. - a1s form q las. % me directed.
n.,s 49, upes md taken III. SAID eighty.
Ivy ~ ~ -. ash and rsf,et' and have tie
H9s.e: = hereby given. tina, Di.,rc, Court OF
0sur Room. IN the city Of ca,Io, on ,ss s,s, ~
81 = yeesse,y seat, for the trial of III. .Gd
oeas vho hsvs OF claim any Interest therein.
Assee1 2ttsd % be and ~ ear at The time and
plooe o8eeAsd, 10 sho~ cause, IL any they have
vkl A1opscs should not he rendered in seeord,
JOHN l.. RoUJT. u. q. Marshall.
- pO1es oapp. Deputy
csiso. Iiis'. psssmbsf. 9Th. isso-,ansdi%.
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Marriage Guide.
Every one his ewm Doctor.

A private Instructor for married persons OF
those about to be- married, both male and female
in everything CONCERNING the physiology and re-
latlOns Of our sexual system, amt the production
and prevention of offspring, Including all IA" new
discoveries never before gwen Ia the English ian
valuable anu Interesting work. IL il written in
PLAIN language for the general reader and is llus.
trated with numerous engraSlngS. All young
married people, or those contemplating marriage
and having the least Impedlment 10 married H.
should read this book, II dscloses secret, that
every one should be acquainted with stiIl II h A
book that must be locked up AMI not lie ahout
the house. II will be sent TO any address ON Pc.
cept of 90 cents. Address Dr. WM YOUNG IA.
nov lOw6m
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Wine OF Life.

Lhs Sfesi Blood Purifier md Delicious Dring
Wesesse veaso vteR, OF Wtse 81 Life
nee Hom NY poisonous druxs or i'm pu rifles
ssine prepared fer ,hoss vho require stirnulant.
sePsndid sPpet.ssr. aud tonic, end the nm.
=" Va ny N ths world for purifying the blood.
otsssd 70 the pubic, far superior 70 asndy,
sI.ssy vac. oi'seIs, or any other article. II Is
mere nsel.hy, snd cheaper, Both male aud
nis. - faot, life prsssrver. Thoss Sho y 81 20
sssy good hsslih AID fr.e sos Of lively spirits
shosa tsAs the Wine OF Life. u IL difieren
uoM any thihg ever t'eiofs VA use. 10 - sold ~
druggists. Free ons Dollar. 10 quart bottles.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Wesaes's Dyspepsss Teass Is prepare:
e1preuaiy Tor fyspsptics and those suferinss tn
habitasi eost vensss- u les slightly stimulating
tonic snda splendid sppetissr. It strengthens the
stomach and restores the digestive organs Of
shsir hssiy state. Week, nervous and dyspeptic
psrsons shosld use wAssas's pvsvuysiA Tosis
FOR sals BY dfaksists. Price One Dollar
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WRNER'S
Pile RaHnadv.

(eot ever 10 one case To cure the very worst cases
Of Blind, Itching or Bleeding Piies. Those whs
rs.a61ictsd should Immediately call on their drug.
let and wAassA's psts Raukpy. IL IL expressly
Sor the Pilss. and 10 not recommended 10 cure any
other disease. II has euredmany cases OF over
thirty ysars standing. Pncsone Dollar. For sale
By druggists everywhere.