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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-09
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"YuE woyAS's NATIONAL CHRISTIAN
rfxfyrAXcE CSioS" REcoaMrSD TIE
ousSsyANCs or THURSDAY, DECEMBER
lsrs A. ApAy OF PAsrISG, PRAYER AND
THANKSGIVING.
~ AZ ALL DAY PRAYER MEETING.
The woman's National Christian
Temperance Union," IN Convention as
ssubIod In Chicago, Ills, October q,
1877 decided TO observe the second
'rhufsday in December, 1877 as a Nalion-
d DAY OF Fasting, Prayer and Thanks
living. and request all the Woman s
Chriclian Temperance Unions through
out ne land, and throughout the world,
10 hold All-Dsy Prayer Meetings in their
respective Unions, on the day appointed;
isting that fuller reliance upon Goa
may BE- obtained, that q greater ln!oh
may be realized, a more extensive union
OF earnest prayer secured, that will be 10
va ali the bulwark of strength which we
90 much need; that s far as the curse oil
intempersnee is teH and deploies the, re-
medy NAV be sought and found by TN
tied force OF power In pleading with God,
that must and srill prevail.
That the leaders be changed every
hour, and that portion of the scripture
be ready by each leader.
TOPICS FOR PRAYER.
40. !. That we ask the Lord to increase
our iaith and for deeper conservation TO
God tor our work, and that etl Chrislian
Women may become thoroughly aroused
70 their responsibility ntms Gospel TEN
peranee work.
No. 8. That We supplicate in behalf OF
tho Pastors OF Churches, the Suptsrinten-
dsnts and Teachers IN our Sunday>schoos
that they may have courage to do their
whole duty In this matter 10 the Churches
and Sunday. schools with which they are
connected.
No. That our Houses and our Sanctua-
rles may be thoroughly cleanscd Of this
evil.
No. 4. That from 10 Sp. m. be spent in
earnest believing prayer for the speedy
restoration 10 health Of Temperance
workers. All around us the women are
falling from their post OF duty from phy-
seial Inability to perform the labor.
Let us earnestly bsseech our Heavenly
Father for the restoration OF thsir health.
No. 5. That another hour be observed
In obeying the command ofour saviour
pray We, therefore the Lord of the llar-
vest, that He send forth more laborers
into His sHarvest.'
No. c. That young men and women on
the verge u ruin may be rescued AMI
Aved from their SINS.
That mas meetings be held during the
evening whenever practicable.
That all Pastors be urgently requested
TO make Temperance the subject oil Their
discourse the previous Sunday.
That the notice ofth meeting BE- eI'
tsnslysly circulated, be published in
Our Union'' and in all local papers
throughout the country. That the Noon
day Pledge o. Silent Prayer by all tho
members Of our unions be renewed ana
faithfully observed.
Nrs. n. J, CLARK, Chairman. M.
Mrs., SAYER, New Hampshire.
Mrs.. j. n. HAVENS. Vermont.
Mrs. q. M. AMSDEN. Massachusetts,.
Ms. NJ. A. STONE. Connecticut.
Np.S. CLOUGH. Rhode Island.
Nrs. X. b. FO0TE, New York.
Mrs. Col. DENNY. Indiana.
MraA. Z. DICkEY. Illinois.
Mr.. JULIA CHURCH. Washington.
MaeH. r. DAVIS, Pennsylvania.
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PURELY VEGETABLE

conta ming thoss southern roots and herbs when
an all wise providence has placed in countries
where Liver Disease prevail. IL VIII cure all
diseases caused by GerapgeIGent os the LIVER
and bowels. -
The symp'oms Of Liver CompIaint are olt-
ter or bad Taste in the month; Pain IN the Dacs
: des or Joints, often mistaken Tor ThtulliA-
tsm; sOur stomach loss ol appetite, bowels
alternately cosuve and laS, headache, los. Of
memory, with painful sensation OF haSIhS
failed to DO something which ought 70 nave
been one debility, low spirits, u thick vel
low appearance OF the skin and eyes, lry
cough often mistaken for consumption.
Sometimes many of these symptoms attend
the disease, at others very few but tue llFtr inc
largest organ in the body, is generally the seat
of diseases and II not regulated IN tine, great
suffering, wTotch@!ness and dealt VIII tn
sue.
can recommend as an et1cscous remedy for
diseases of the Liver, Heartburn and Dyspepsia,
simmons Liver Regclator. LEWIS WuSDER,
l72G Master street, Assistant Postmaster, Phil-
alelphla.
I'VE have tested its virtues, personally, and
now that for DJspepsi', Biliousness and
lhrobbng Headache il is the best medicine the
world ever saw, We have tried forty other
remedies before Simmons Liver Regulator,
but none If them gave us more than temporary
relief; but the Regulator not only Teli"Yeol
bur cured us ED. IELEGkArn AND NILSSON
CIR, Macon, GA.
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Ar the execution OF criminal at Cleye
land yesterday the usual sickening
scene was enacted. The moose slipped,
and the man fell to the ground, and il
was not until illl quarter hour bad
elapsed that the bungling sheriff succeed
ed In strAngling him to death
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News OF a warlike character comes
from the Mexican frontier, and the pros
poets Of bout with the greasers multi.
ply. Americans Just returned from Mon
terey report that they were compelled to
leave there On account OF the hostility OF
the Mexicans toward all Americans. II is
also reported that the cut-throat and
murderer Contina has been released from
prison and is now engaged in organizing
large force on the frontier, that every
where the Mexicans are preparing for ii
and that war will be forced on Texas
within very few weeks. Or
course these reports must be
taken with grain Of allowance, but OF
the fact that the Mexican as a nation de-
sire a war with the United States there
can be no doubt. OF this We say there
can be no doubt, and it is the duty Of the
Unite d States gOycrnmer' to be ready to
meet any and all advanr - III. Ae&I'
cans promptly and dec Nt.y. II war
with Mexico j. in'ytabIe. ami such seems
be the c.,c, and so lar as
We are concerned We are not averse 70 it,,
the United States should zach our tur.
bulant neighbors a lesson that will last
| them for all time TO come. We should
make no half way job OF it, but whip
them good. TO do this it will not re-
quire large force, and if necessary ILL.,
nois alone could furnish all the tree re-
qnired. The United States government
has already dilIy >dallied too mush with
the MeXiCans, and il is high time that
some more decisive action should he
taken. Let us have fight.
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FR0M WARRINGTON.

TIE IRoN.CLAD oATH-HARLAS's coNFIh>
MAIIOS--TuE FRLEDMAE's BANK AGAIN,
swIEDLKD AND DkLUDED DEP0sIToRs-
THE MANIFESTATIONS CASE
DEMOCRATS AND THE SENATE COMMIT
TEES.
WARRINGTON, ID. c., Dee. q, lS1T.:--,The
senate. perhaps because Of physical eI-
hanstion Of its members, is doing very
little In the way Of legislation. The
hsase, however, made = little progress
ysstsrday. Bill to repeal
THR IRoy CLAD OATH
Wa passed. Also one In relation 70 iu>
rors In United States courts. As The law
now stands all are excluded from such
Jury service who sympa,hized with the
south during the war, or who, In the
Judgment Of the court, "were in any
completely or conspiracy TO defeat the sb-
jeets Of the civil rights bill and the ems
foresment acts" There was an eminent
propriety In the repeal Of this latter act,
~, II construed IS II was intended to be,
hwould have excluded from jury service
amajosity cfths justices Of our supreme
court, Supporting them to be otherwise
eligible.
Speaking Of the supreme court, may
cay that
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TnE French Blondes created quite q
seASxtion at Memphis, where an order
was Issued BY the mayor lnstrucnng the
police to stop the performance. Their
performance here last night was unit
terably disgusting.
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fEsTBRpAY's dispatches Indicate that
che Turks have gained temporary al
vanta e, but there is no probability that
II will materially Interfere with the on
ward march OF the Russians.
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TIE blue.ribbon movement has struck
NeLsans5oro, and has received hearty
reception. Mr.. Murphy may now con-
tentedly retire to private lite.
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6LAERAL harlan

Who vas confirmed At the extra session
lor the position Of Justice Of the court,
but 10 whose case a motion to
rdl 49, Was entered, is cor.
sldsredas having been confirmed, and
viii b hsre In few days. II was un.
deubtedly The wish Of Senator Edmund,
to} oogsat confirmation In this ease, bu,
Hb(aaAs ltiends called the case up an,
coa Gsnsd hin while Elm unds wac ab
sent. Our
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70 CONSERVATIVES.

Consumption, that seourge OF humanity, Is
the great dread OF the human family in all civil
red countries.
isei confident that ! am in possession Of the
only sure, iniulllble remedy-now known 10
he profession Tor TIE speedy positive cure OF
hat dread disease, and its unwelcOme coscom-
ilants, viz: CatgrrA, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ner-
yOus Debility, etc, etc. am old iogy. be-
lleye in medicine Iwenty-eight years eNpe-
rience as busy practitioner in the best con-
sumption hospitals In the old and new world,
has taught me the value of proper medica ton
both local and constitutional in the cur of this
great enemy OF our race. have found it. But
! am DEPRESSING. | started cut TO zay to those
suffering with consumption or any Of the abo,.
maladies, that by addressing ne, giving symps
toms, they shall be put in possession lothis
great boon, without charge, and shall have the
benefit of my experience in thousands Of case
successfully treated. Full particulars, direc-
tons for preparation and use, and advice and
Instructions for successful treatment al your
own home, will be received by you by return
nail, free OF charge, by addressing
DIR. JOHN ). BURNETT,
villy lBI Jefferson street Lousvill
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G. O. Patier & Co.

TIE CHEAPEST, AND BEsI FAMILY NED
ICINEIN 1IIE WORLD.
For DYSPEPSIA, CoNsTlpAIION jaudiee,
ilious attacks, SICK HEADAGiiE, Cols, De-
r:5slon u spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart
Ban, ETC., etc.
This unIl7slled Southern Remedy Is war
rant.d not 70 contain Eartice oi Mercury
Or ANY iljUrious substance, bui IS
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FEW or THE PRICES AT
PETTIS Il BIRDS
18th AND WASHINGTON AVE,

And all other goods very cheap.
Also, just received, a choice lot OF Pure
spices, Mustard. English Table sauce
and Pickles.
fall aud see ne 94St
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The suspension Of another Chicago
bank was announced yesterday. The
stockholders still hold the fort-snd the
funds too,
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LkTE2.
SANFoRD'S RADICAL CURE

Nat only pronplv arrests tho corrodlrg discharges
n Catafrh bUt, " syIratdctC action, trestoTes 10
sound health an the OlgHn- q thu heNd tht hsta
become afectrIhy ~ ag" 'A..b.'"H! o'tHr !1''0"'
ing aacciUEs:--
Defective EyesiGht, Irflamcd ard hattery
Eyes. Painful ana Natery Eyes, hoss OK
Wearing Farsche. Neural gia ot the Ear.
Discharges from the Ear. Ringing Noises
In the Head, Dizziness, Nervous HEAD
ache, Pains in The Temples. Loss OF tho
Senses ofTaste and Smell, Elonsation "i
the UyuIa, inflammation oi ire ohsiIs,
Pufrid snre Throat, Tickling or Hacking
Cough, Bronchitis, and Bleeding Ot the
Lungs.
Each rnckago r..ri M. eSrtords Improved
Whaling Tub, 90" t. ya.rM.y prepared q.
recllons for y,l ir 81 l|..,, 81. t9f sale "
MI wholesRle and I.f,t ",. -i.ts end dealers
h-ouchOuttnc +. .t.t| f,'.-4Uft WaalS. NtthS
L P0TIki,, g. ~ SO ~, a... NLv-ssa'e Drug
gsts, Boston, NJ SO.
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New York Store!
Old Reliable and Cheapest Store IN OuiHERN ILLINOIS
Largest General Stock in The City
az, :, nm, commercial, .,s.ns CAIRO ILLINOIS,
NEW DEPARTURE IN BUSINESS
Goods from this Date to be Sold Cheaper than ever

Remember we full sell goods at the
charge charging five cets three worth OF goods
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rRrrrMEN's RANKtoBbyIt1s


are oa hand promptly at this session ana
are not as modest ne heretofore. lhey
not only propose that the Government
shall pay s3?j, 900 for the Bank building
here, but that It shall purchase also rom
the Bank country N Florida. Il IA
enough to say OF the building here that
/. would not bringtn the market tcSfsy
one halt the amount it is expected the
Government will pay tor il. ] suspect
many Southern members arc drawn INTO
the questionable scheme by good natur'
ed desire To help the Bank to declare an
other dividend for It's
sWINpLEp AND pELlpED
depositors. 1t will be cheaper in The
end and far more honest 10 vote the
money directly ont OF the Irc,,ory. We
shall have All early holiday recess this
year.
". THE MESSAGE
of Mr.. Hayes is \ more acceptable do
eument than J had expected, in that 1t
shows so little yielding TO the radicals
who haze OF late so fiercely attacked him
and his various policies. Senator Bay
ard was hasty IN saying it was the first
message for many years that did not vio'
late syntax and the constitution, but
there is general conservative commenGa-
ton OF il 30 far as Ii relates to matters
other more than the currency and resum-
ption. On these subjects, without re-
gard 10 party or locality, men differ; and
Mr.. Hayes was sure TO make both friends
and enemies by any stand he might have
| taken.
This morning our Court decide that
PATrERsOY's POSITION
as Senator OF the United States took HIM
out OF the class of pcrsons known IS
''lugitives from Justice and therefore
that he should not be surrendered on the
requlstion oil the Governor Of South Car
DINA. 1hisis great difficulty. nut one
can readily see practical dangers to both
the States and the Senate in The establish
ment NJ this decision as the law in Snch
cases. II a decision OF the highest Court
OF the country can D. secured in the ease,
il should be.
Their. has been much discussion
among
DEMOCRATIC SENATORS
OF late q. 10 the policy Of asking Ion I
larger representation on the Senate Com
mitiees. The best opinion seems 70 u
that matter may a. well rest TO? the pre-
sent 10 no single case. where any party
question was up, did the Senate during
its special session endorse partisan re>
port on partisan grounds. lhc case Of
Kellogg is not an exception. Tor Kellogg
va: admitted only alter the Republican.
had agreed to admit Butler and Ea>lis
IL might be ON some accounts desirable
70 have llircr distribution ct Senators
on the Committees. bHt "a the Senate i.
now constituted it i. not politically i'm
p0r.ant
Some day This week the Dgdl PgN
will appear here, ana will, ii il promised
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CoxoRgss VIZ adjourn on the 10Th eTsr
until the 10th Of January.
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BAD BREATH

Nothing n so unpleasant, nothing 30 common
as bad breath and in nearly every case 1t comes
from the Stomach, aud can BIZ SO easily correct
ed il you will take Simmons Liver Regulator,
DO not neglect 70 sure a remedy for this re-
pulsive disorder. II will also improve Your
Appetite, compile yion, and General Health.
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DRY GOODS.

rnr o s"i 81" - Moinpor yTa and So. tWucs from L
Ipk!ugs
% Host pair spool ,oto 2oJ yards spool &c. ,arhs be-
Ful line Gents underwear,
staple Goods in southern Illinois,
.rrsIl 4. the lONrs.
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Prepared by 10. v. PIERCE, VI. d., sole
Proprietor, At tlo WORLDS Di>pESsARY,
Buffalo, n. I.
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Dr. Woods Fever Pills
Wholesale and Retail al Dr. Woods Prices

German Syrup and August Flower,
Homeopathic Medicines
Irish, French and American Clues,
Gelatine for Table Use- Very Cheap
Shoulder Braces for Ladies and Gentlemen
The Best Trusses, All Styles
Coarse and Fine Combs. and Hair Brushes
Shoe Backing, Stove Backing
Buy Copperas, Blue Stone indigo Madden,
Wax Flower and Artists Materials
French, English and American Perfumery
All Kinds of Almanacs Free to Ali
The Best Extract of Buchu,
The Best SarsapariIa and Blood Purifier
Homans Ague Pads, Woods Pills.
Malaria King, and all Ague Medicines
Quinine, Smiths Tonic, Kress Tonic,
Nursing Bottles Gum Nipples and Rubber Cloth
Feather Busters and Counter Brushes
Writing Paper, Envelopes, Pens and Ink ..
Paper Bags Wrapping Paper and Irvine
Shoe Backing Shoe Dressing, and Stove Polish
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swINpLEp AND pELupED

depositors. 1t will be cheaper in the
end and far more honest 10 vote the
money directly ont OF the Irc,,ofy. We
shall have All early holiday recess this
wear. .
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v.rstter what may ne the extent Of Taur erfeF.
ing, nv one Of those Pastors Relief Is lStdHi4Hc
80 fsct supported by hundreds uftesiimouisls u!
mr. rossession Bear IN mind thL. The most inpoT'
tsntdiscoyeries ~ pharmacy dsie back lees than ten
years and that combinations Of gums AID cssenC,a
sr,city 10 form curative Plaster IN soothing heal
ing, and strengthening properties sc far superior
AT other PlRsters heretofore IN G.s " IAs s's-NAS
chysiCill i ~ Tie LV.ss'.esca,
Price, % Cents.
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HARNESS, NAILS, PLoWs, ETC.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-01-25

We are unier obligations to Sed-
berry & Ray, our popular neighbors,
for a bundle of excellent cigars. We
therefore "puff" in remembrance of
their kindness.
Mr. H. d. McGill, who has spent
several months here, left for his home,
Nashville, Tuesday last. He made
numerous friends while here, and all
wish him good luck.
The old reliable Cumberland AL
manac for 1877 has been issued, and
we thank the American publishers
for copy. 1t is full of valuable in
formation. Send a dime and getone.
We give much interesting news on
our second page this week. The full
text of the committees report on the
Electoral Count is given, besides a
variety of other matter of importance.
We notice rome of our. exchanges
still advertise for +" Lloyd, the IA
nous map man." Itstrikes US they had
better advertise the "infamo,sS" con-
cern, for we have never known the
house to pay an advertising bill.
K. T. Davis has an advertisement
in this issue, which the reader will find
to his interest to look at. He is SELF
ing all kinds of dry goods at cost, so
as to devote himself exclusively to gro
ceries, of which he now has fine
stock. If you want bargains, call on
him. He means what he says.
A petition was gotten up here last
week for the Government to buy and
operate the telegraph lines of the
United States. If this should be done,
telegraphing ought to be reduced low
enough FOR any Que to send a message
anywhere in the country. The Gov
ernment Of Great Britain operates the
telegraph in connection with the post
Office department, and we think it can
be done here.
We have received an interesting
pamphlet, entitled Line of Policy
Suggested for the Payment of the
State Debt of Tennessee" by NJ. I.
Williamson, Memphis. The writer's
main idea seems to be to apportion
the debt between the different coun-
ties and require them TO pay it in
twenty-five years, or sooner-hxine
| the rate of taxation tosuit themselves.
We have not room to give the plan IL
detail, and we do not believe it viii
be adopted by the PRESENT. Legislature.
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RAILROAD ITEMs.

Our talented young friends, Ware
& Williamson, We are glad to say,
have been retained as attorneys for
the L & Y. road at this place. A
good appointment.
Capt. Henry Jones, one of the best
conductors on the L. d n. or any
other road, has just recovered from a
severe attack OF pneumonia and is
again on duty. We hope he may
continue well.
The management of the \. O., St.
L. Il G. r. Il. has made a change in
the passenger conductors run" on the
northern division, placing very eff
cient AMI gentlemanly corpse, cons
prising Messrs J. II. Booker, d. G.
tegg and a. H. Ellington, or this
end.-Umton (Ky.) Democrat.
Now we would like to know which
of the three gentleman named is the
every efficient and gentlemanly
corpse" or whether it takes all three
to make that kind of a corpse. We
know one thing-that if Matt Booker
is corpse, he is the livest one We ev-
er saw.
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st. Nicholas for February.

Thomas Hughes, author of "Tom
Browns Schooldays," contributes a
hearty. stirring "Talk" to the present
number of St. Nicholas. The article
is written in the authors best style,
and will charm all readers young and
old.
JT Trowbridge, another favorite
Of boys, brings the hero of his serial
story into very exciting adventure
on the Ohio River, and crowds the
installment with fine scenes and Incl.
dents.
A serial story for girls, too, is be.
gun in this number. 1t is entitled
Pattikin's House" and the first install.
ment shows it to be an excellent mar
rative, simply and pleasantly told.
GA talk about Canaries," by Ern'
est Ingersoll, forms another attraction
for the girls, and contains a descrip-
ton of the varieties and habits OF
Canaries, together with full directions
for the care of the little household
pets.
Prof. Richard A. Proctor continues
his admirable series of " Star-papers,
and tells us about the "Stars for Feb
ruary."
Celia Thaxter furnishes a good
poem, and Lucretia P. Hale gives q
most amusing account of 1.-The Peter
kins at the Centennial.
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LOCAL NEWS.
SMALL CHANGE.

About every third man we meet
expects to go to Mardi Gras this year.
MrE. &. Butler has laid on our
table pigs foot with five toes, some>
thing unusual.
We understand there is a great
deal of pneumonia in some parts of
Carroll county.
The happiest man now in America
is Phil. Donnell. Its girl, and was
born yesterday.
The City Tax Collector advertises
a number of town lots to be sold for
tax in this issue.
New stoves have been pat up in the
Methodist church, making it much
more comfortable.
Any one wishing to purchase a
scholarship in frSt-class Commercial
College will do well to call at this
Office.
Rev. Mr. Burton, of Henry Station,
has been preaching series of inter-
esting sermons at the Baptist church
this week.
Adjutant General Handy has our
thanks for copies Of the Governors
Message and the Comptroller's Bien>
NAL report.
See advertisement of New York
Slate Paint Company in another coll
umn. This composition is highly
recommended.
"Aunt Ailsey" has our thanks for
dish of something good to eat. "
She knows how to cook nice things as
well as anybody.
Col. Jno. H. Glass, of Trenton. &C
companied by his daughter, passed
through here Tuesday evening, on
their way to Frost.
Our young friend Philo Moore has
been quite sick this week with pneu>
monia, but is improving. We hope
he will soon recover.
We want correspondents at Treze>
want, Atwood, McLemeresville, Brad
ford, Medina, Pickettville and other
places. Who'll serve?
Eggs are very scarce in this mark
ct, and command fancy figures. We
heard of some selling this week as
high as twenty-five cents.
Mr. 10. Jones last Saturday left a
sample of fine tobacco at this Office.
1t is a specimen Ofwhat can and ought
to be raised here all the time.
An error occurred in Coley & Dick
sons advertisement last week. In
stead of selling for cost, they are sell
ing for cash. 1t is correct in this Is
sue.