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NON-l,LsIpINT NOTICE..

STATE 81 Illinois, County Of NleNdnier-Ss.
In the Circuit Court. September term, 1871,
lemns and Lacey for use Of Henry W,emeyer,
Henry Il. P,y-os and Ferdinand J. Csnda lam
Of II. r. ray,on Col - garn,hecs. Gar
ni.hment
Affidavit having been fled IN the Office Of the
Ilsrk Of the aid court. that Henry K. pJysOn one
o. The above named defendant, has departed from
the state Of l.lusts, YOU the said Henry X. Pay
sen are hereby notified that a conditional judgmen,
TOT tn. sum Of - 0 and costs Of salt render,d
against you implicated with Ferdinand +. tanda
at the January term a. D. 1877 Of said court in said
Cause that writ OF scire fAcias has .been issued
out Of said court IN said cause against you, return,
able on The ifs, Monday in September next. Now
uniess YOU, the said henry u. Payson shall per
sonsly be and appear before said court the FIRST
Monday in September mex, and then and there show
cause any you have, to the contrary, hnal juds
rnent viii bx entered against you for said sum anc
costs st suit JOHN a, REEVE, CLERK,
| june, q, ls17,--wit
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in\\Clhy NOrnCt

STATE Of illinois, toul', Of iIcNpndcI
Circuit court OF AleNrnd,r county. N'p'cW-
Yer term, A, De- 49,.
Edmunh X. O'Bren ~, kdmuad u, na:aghty
Eugene uaiag ", Jacob II. buuoNgh, Jost,
phine Garighty u. ~leNln ana ~ sl-''n biii
IN Chancery,
Affidavit of the non-r ''lence OF Jacob Bnr-
rough, Eugene GarEhty, H. >leNln ana j.
Sle,in OF the deleuGnuis above named, having
been II ell in the uic, the clerk ol .aid tlr-
cult court Of Alexander cOusy, notlce Is mere
by given 10 the said non NJ ident utierushlh'
tnUt the COMPLAINANT has liltd HI, Olll "I COM
plant in salu CONT "a ne chanc,N sdr tltftot
ON the hrst ruy of May, \. L, -, anu th'l y
summons lhtpUpOu Issued CUT "l sal curt
against said Il PENDANTS, rcllihau!e on 'he
third Monday Of May, A. u, ~ ~ Is ~ nav
required. And an order having been en"leu ~
record in said court nj the az tenn lN.', thtle-
of, that sui ,aii>c stand cuuunWu, WI" pTn'i
OF publication Sow ns',l Ne unless YOU
the sal Jacob II lunuugh, lagrn' 'di nEhNi
SleNin aui j. 'lNiu .hhI personally Gt hhu
apI ear before III, sad u,W ,,ulttl N"N"u'
der county on lie ll-l 'ist me IL \, 'iI
thereof "a ID held ~ NJ Ihr court h"u', ~ IN,
city of Cairo in sHl county ON me nrs, Won
day Ct S,Ittmh,rA o.. i>.r nd llrnd' al.
swer or Il, nun 10 ,he ia con p."ih"h' = hIl' 81
complaint, The saup, aud IN, lu' t'r- M" 'Ulh~'
therein charged and ,lJ'v'i VIII Z" l"hth ~ CON
lrssed, and 1. Il cree rutC.tl against NoN ACCORD
ing 10 the PRAYER OF .Ilt VI!
John s. EktNH, clerk
JnIIN IL. NtLkly, cos II .mMl sou Tor
cairo, NE, TAI, l,th, y '',' ~"
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CHANCERN NOTICE.

stat. Of Illinois, county OF Alexander.
Circuit court Of Alexander county, September
term, A ID, lsI1,
Frederick korsmeyer, vs. John q. Hsrman Rob
ert Howe and Wake Hubble. Bills ~ chapcery
Affidavit Of the non residence Of Robert Howe
and Wake Hubble Of the defendants above named
having been filed in the office Of the clerk OF .ad
circuit court Of Alexander county, notice IN hereby
gwen TO the said resident defendants that the
complainant, has filed his bill Of complaint in said
court on the chancery side thereof on the llh ay of
May A. ID. M, and that summons thersupo,
issued out OF said court against said defendants
,urnable OIL the third Monday Of May, A. ID, 1877.
ass by law required. And an ordefet having been
entered OF record in said court at the MAY term.
1877, thereof that said cause stand continued, with
order oi publication. Now, therefore, unless YOU.
the said kober. Howe and Wake Hubble shall Der
'1nally be and appear before the SAID circuit court
Of Alexander county on the iirst day OF the next
term thereof to be holden at the cour, house in the
city Of Cairo, in said county, on the hrs, Monday
Of September, A u. 1877, and plead, answer Of
demur 10 the said complainaats bill Of complast,
tn, same, and the matters and things therein charged
and stated, will be taken as confessed, and de-
r'ee entered against YOU according to the prayer Of
said bill. JOHN A, REEVE CIerl
MuLh,N, LIsECAH I.SsDKs, Iompls insnt's
ssle'ton Caro-. MS, Jolly liih, A D ls,..
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A SPRINGFIELD SPECIAL to the st. Loui.
R,p4Jlean of the 10th gives the follow
ing points in the decision OF Judge
Drummond OF the United States court
with reference 10 the collection OF rail-
road taxes. The receivers OF the rail.
roads in the hands OF the court must pav
the taxes within ninety days from the
date Of the order. after which time the
county collectors have permission TO
proceed against the property OF the
roads if the payment is not made. The
order however especially excerpts such
cases where the road has passed into the
hands OF third parties siucc the taxes OF
1873 became due. and also when the road
in the hands OF the receiver has been
formed by the consolidation Of two or
more roads situated in different
states. The Springfield and Illinois
Southeastern railroad comes under the
former, and the Ohio aud Mississippi
under the latter. In these cases the re-
ceivers are permitted to go into the state
courts and resist payment, with a view
OF settling the question Of liability. A
fourth exception Is made as TO casel
where the collectors warrant WAS no,
attached to the railroad textbooks, the
court holding that the neglect Of the
proper officers to afiix the warrant to
the books was fatal to the enforcement
Of the collection. Several counties in.
terestcd have been guilty Of such neg.
lect. The warrant was affixed TO the
general book, but no. to the seperate
book In which railroad properly is listed
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The south More Prosperous Than IN,
North

Rev. DR.. W. =. Harrison, of Atlanta,
Georgia, who has recently made an .x.
tended tour 10 the northern and western
states. IN a recently published letter ex-
presses the opinion that the south is m
mehsely better of than the north. lie
says he saw more life and prosperity in
Richmond, Virginia, than in any north.
ern city. lie met with one family that
owns one hundred thousand dollars OF
railroad stock who could not get an in
come sufficient to justify them in keep
ing house servant; in Pittsburg, Penn
sylvania, he heard OF n house which cost
sixiy.one thousand dollars renting for
Elk hundred dollars, and one in Cleye-
land, Ohio, that cost forty thousand dol.
dollars rents for four hundred dollars.
DR.. Harrison is confident that in the re.
cnperation that Is ahead OF us the south
will De foremost.
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AdmLnIstrnIOr's Notice

Estate OF Frederick Z. Watermelon, de.
ceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
administrator ofthe estate OF Frederick L.
Watermelon, late oftbe county of Alexan-
der and state OF Illinois, deceased, hereby,
gives notice that he will appear before
the county court OF Alexander county, at
the court house in Cairo at the July term,
on the second Monday in July next, AT which
time all persons having claims against said
estate are notlhed and requested to attend
for tho purpose OF having the same sd.
lusted. All persons indepted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate pay.
ment to the undersigned.
Dated, this I'D day OF May, A. b.
1871. AUGUST WAIEHMElER, Admir-.
WGt
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WHAT n LACKS IN QUANTITY MADE rr y
QUALITY.

WHAT n LACKS N QCA&TIrN MADE tr N
QUALITY.
The Anna inioD says OF The peach
crop: ut was we'll known before
peaches blosSomed that the crop would
not be general This is one OF the year,
when locations count for something: ~
none but the most favored localities' IN
GLIDING elevation and aspect have
peacbcs. The crop i patchy instead OF
general, aud when it is taken into ac-
count that iur number of years the
number of trees in southern Illinois has
been on the decrease, many orchards OF
some hundreds OF trees being entirely
neglected or rooted out, it does not
seem probable that the shipments VIII
be anything near what they were IN lSo'
and some subsequent iHlr peach years
But tor what the crop tails short in
quantity it is probable will be more than
made up in quality. Our observation,
and confirmed by number OF our largest
trui: growers, l. that comparatively
little damage is being done by the cur
cnlio the pest which for more than ten
wears has seemed 10 threaten the entire
destruction OF the entire crop. Perhaps
we may have come Information from our
state entomoloeist in regard 10 the prob
able increase or decrease OF tins insect,
whether there is "A parasite destroying
the egg. the Iarva or the full grown
"littlC turk
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THE RUSSIANS ACROSS TIM BAlhANS-
CONSIDERATION AID mSHAT ~ con
STANTINOrAL.
The st. Louis Rsrut'iron OF the l'lh
gives the following summary OF the
latest war news: "lntelligence from
the seat OF war in Europe this morning
il of q highly interesting character. IL
is reported from 81. Petersburg that the
advance guard of the Russian army oil
invasion has crossed the Balkan noun
t.ins. which constitutes the greatest
natural defence oil ConstantnoPle ana
adjacent territory on the north. AZ
vices from London and elsewhere see IN
to Indicate the improbahility OF
| the report. The Turks are repre-
sented as beng very vigIlenl ana
very strongly fortified in the passes.
They are, in fact. prepared 10 make a
tremendous fight. \ telegram ron
| AlcX0ndTia .IiffiGpnceg the shipment OF
nope. intelligence from Asia Minor
continues TO be OF an encouraging ma
ture to the Turks. The Russians have
sustained very heavy revcrscS, and are
still slowly retiring across the frontier.
lsmail PaSha telegraphS from BayaZd
that twelve Russian battaliOns attempts
ing to relieve the garrison We're repulsed
and driven,Of1 by the Turks with loss OF
COO killed and the loss of 20 baggage. wag.
ons and the entire Russian ambulance
tram. \ st. Petersburg dispatch re-
ports the capture OF Nikopolis by the
Russians. Accounts continue to arrive
| OF the most outrageous atrocities in Bul.
garia, Mussulmans being the sufferers.
The porte charges the tossacks with
saching villages, numbering males and
violating females. All available troops
at Constantinoplc are being sent to
Adrianopils. The prospect in Armenia is
dismal. The country las been ruined by
the war and famine is expected. A
ConStantinoplc telegram reports vic,
tory by the Turks, near Tirnova, in
which the Russians lost l2,OJ0. This is
not confirmed, however. The pontOon
bridge at Sistova has been destroyed by
Turkish gunboats."
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Public nnt,c, hT,by ,uen that h5 ,tru"
Ga Cccire ui the cuah ruili uI Nh e "n
Of Al, Naudcr In the state "l ihn' 5.
rendered at the jane Il ~ ul saul
court, Isl, upon the sp'l -. ON OF the
undersigned, Ia sell the ut. property OF The
csiuts al LOU, Ma >aunO, deceased iu Jay The
debts Of the saltr Harmon II. Ilhch, adinn-
istrutnr lie buuis non ri tho estate 81 Louis Mas
snnno htc uf -ai,i county deceased, will sell II
public vcnaus, Ou the iIst day at iulN, y b,t
Isl. ut the ont duur OF the court house IA me
,ity OF Cairo At two O'Clock y m OF SAM dlN
to The highest aud best bidder 10 dy the debts
of sand Louis NI4saunu, deceased, the follow NIX
described real Z tate tn-wit Lot c'.hl ~ IN,
block svvtEicru (l0, IA tie II Il add'l"u lhr 10
city ui Cairo, situate in san cuu1iN uUI state
having heron a tine two story hr,k building
adapted Tor business ald rusldri &c Inc >nh
PROPERTY viii hc -uld all. ulut,l y and trr' non
any incumbi alrC, including the IT,, widow, .
dover, which viii be- released Ia the puf chaser
without nrthcr consideration. Terms ui sale.
One thousund dollars and 0ne-hLlt of surplus TO
he cash IN hand, and the balance IN six mon'hr
ftom time OF sale The dcirrrc pa ncnt must
bo evidenced by III, purchasers note drawing
six uer cent interest with person Il srrmiS
and sale nortgage upon the premises sold.
Dated Jun, nth ls,,.
IIArMUN II ELACh
Adnins' rilt,rde bonis non OF the estate Z"
Louis \a-rarHO dh
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Ihs BuIl4tin.
nr,,,unoer,a e1ats.
I.axs Of Circuit Court

AZ. A.. ,uth.risei % announce the name 81
,irew D. Dln, of Jackson County, n a. 'sn or.
S.',,d Iy N. act If the general assemOlf, Ap
sroysa June Q 1871, and composed Of ne Soo l.
10. Of Alexander. ilariin tra"E S.nloD md WI
issmson. Ele,tou lrH Moadiy Ia August A.
ID. 1871.
W,ars auth ,rised to announce tn. name Of j 9hn
Doushsiy, OF up,on County, az candidate Tor Jndgs
In ths 6rst judicial circuit organized by the act OF
"a. ,,p.r,l assembly, approved June ,, 1877, and
compossd OF the counties Of Alexander, HARDIN
Franfla, Jackson, John.oN MasSae, Pops rH nr
rss, Saline, Union ana 'h,AmSoh' "'e'"''
kr,t Monday in August, A. D., 1871.
10 the voters OF III. first judicial district com
osssd Of the counties nj FRANKLIN, Saline, Hardin
p.vs, Masssc, Pulaski, Aleyandsr, Union. JACK
an. W iIlismssn and Josseon, with the approval OF
many friends, | hereby announce myself q cAndl
ssts Tor Judge Of the circuit court, under NE &c.
Inc general assembly, approved. june, ~ a. u'
Election, on the first Monday in August, la'''
FHASCfs NJ. ioUsGBL0on.
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scapoyra.r Grand, ut The dead million
aire was placed before Judge Glider
sieve. 4 burglar on either slhe OF young
Barker while Deputy.Nlerk HAL read TO
him the Indictment just found by Inc
grand jury, setting forth that he was
charged with he larceny OF gold watch,
chain and lockrt. the property OF Lizzie
Weeks, No. 1897 Broadway. The accus'
ed, who was without counsel, pleaded not
guilty, and was taken back to the prison
ers box. He was subsequently, marched
thoruyh centre street TO the Toms rs
he had been brought, hand cutied 10 an
ltllinn thief
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The Washington National R,p95itna,
edited by one who has close relations
with the white house, prints rumor
that Secretary Shcrmal is 10 be relieved
| from the treasury department and ap
pointed minister 10 the court 81 81.
James. Farther, that sherman is to be
succeeded by AssiStant.Srcr Moor
mick. Friend OF 81 crman pooh'poOh
the rumor, and Mccormick gives II flat
denial There are many. however, who
incline TO the opinion that there Is some
thing in it, and that the publication was
made as a ieclCr.
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Estate vi Timothy O'C,llahan, decreased
The under,iened, having been APPOINTED
adlnnistratriX Of the e'tale OF Timothy
O'Callahan, late Of the county OF Alexander
and State Of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives
notice that she win appear before the
county court Of Alexander county, at the
court hell.e ia Cairo at the August term,
on the third VI intay in August next, Al
which time All persons having cl2im'
against said estate are notified ana re.
qUe,ted to attend for the purpose OF having
the snne adjusted. All persons lndeDte d
to SAID estate are requested to make imme'
date payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 18Th day oi J me, A. d. lel,.
BRIDGET @ CALLNhAN,
| e-2lwGw Administering.
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ALTHOUGH Judge Morrow, OF Tie
county court OF McCrackcn county,
Kentucky. Is scarcely cold in his grave,
there are not less than Il dozen candidates
In the field for the office vacated by his
death. From all Of which we infer that
kentuckians, like the rest OF mankind,
are not ayerse to holding office, when il
il "fOrced on them
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LIFPINCOrT's MAGAzAx,Nc

LiPpu.cotfs Magas1, Tor August Is iull
OF light and entertaining reading. .n,a.
BILE tor the country and seaside. Lady
Blanche Murphy concludes her pleasant
papers on the Rhine, AMI Mrs. Sarah Il,
Wister gives lively account. which is
also illustrated, OF that most beautiful O,
Italian towns, Verona. "Irish society
in the last century" sparkles with anec.
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THE war between the "lndependent
Democracy" and the Tammany hall
factions in New ! ork is becoming er-
Gus, and is likely to result in no good
to the party. The "ludependent Demo
arnts" are as Unreasonable in the course
ton always has been. A lille moder-
aIlon on both sides would 90 a long way
towards preserving the unity Of the
Marty
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WHETHER true or false the story that
John A. Logan intends returning to
Carbonate to live is gaining credance
with many people ia this section. If
Logan contempla;es such move he
will hardly carry it out until after the
next senatorial election. He will take a
hand in thai contest, II not ne candl-
date, in the interest Of his next best
friend.
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VITAL WhAkNksS or DtriiE~ ION IA
weak tShnu III f,'eIing no tU'iG\ ~ crUr .gt'
the result ct MENTAL DNEE NDEk, IN II g.
GRE IIuNS OR Exc E~SL~, Or some drain On
the system, is always cured by Humphreys,
Homeopathic specific No . II tones up and
invig0rates the systeln, iInvarte strength and
energy stops the drain and pIuyennte. tn,
entire man, Been used wenly years with per
feet success hy lhou,ouds Sold by dealers.
Price s. arslnglc vial, OF y per package OF
i've vinls and - vh Of powder sent ty IN Ill
On receipt III prica. Address HUMPHREY -
HOMEOPATHIC MtDi, NE COMPANY u"
fulton street y. Y
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THE"Paterson Fire Insurance Com
pany," o, Paterson, n. j., has gone the
way OF many others Of its kind. IL has
busted. The failure of the company is
attributed TO the bad faith and reckless
ness of agents in taking risk. The
capitol stock OF the company is gone and
its policies are worthless.
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DYSPEPSIA.
GAgTRON.

GASTROY 70 safe, speedy, and post
fire cure for that most depresst~g Of ALL
snents, and a brief course Of treatsssat siH
Tsstors the digestive organs to thstr prts-
tine strength, and promote a. hsahsy
g.srvous lrrttabiIity Of literary a~< ais
ysrsons psrsaing q sedeSt0ry we, -
spsedlv removed bv this agent. Tho
stopsack u restored to health and the hsv :
note Of the system Vtu once more resPo"o
IN shs performance Of labor.
Price, One Dollar, "a large bottle, sr
stx kottlss, 80.
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TIE South Carolina Republicans, fol-
lowing the example OF their brelliern
in Mississippi, have concluded to Tor
mally disband their party organization
in that state. Thus, zone by one the
rnses foil "
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Through the Pass Fast the Jettiss.

PoRr EAps, July 1.-THE steamship
Tcutonia, tor reasons best known to her
captain ami pilot, was brought up this
morning from Southwest Pass, and was
put TO sea through the lettics without
any detention-nOt even once touching
bottom. Her draught was twenty feet.
The steamship Warrior also Went down
Southwest Pass. but her captain and pi-
lot. tor reasons best known to them
selves, thought 1t advisable to turn
around and steam to the head OF the
passes, and 90 TO sea through the jettics,
which she did without a moments delay.
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DR.. WHITTIER,
ei7 81. Charies street, st. Louis, Mo-
TO Consumptives.

Consumption, that sCourge OF humanity, is
the great dread OF the human family, in oil civil
red countries.
| feel confident that am in possession Of the
only sure, infallibe remedy-now known TO
he profess ion tor the speedy, positive cure OF
hat dread disease, and its unwelCOme conCom-
l,ants, viz! Catarlh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ner-
yOus Debility, etc, etc. AN old togy, be-
lieve in medicine. Twcnty-eight years eNpc-
rienee rs u busy practitioner in the best con-
sumption hospitals in the old and new world
has taught me the value OF proper mcdCa ton
both local and constitutional in the cur'' of this
great enemy of our race. have found IT, But
AIN dgresssing. | started out TO say IL those
suffering with consumption or amy Of the above
maladies, that by address ng me. giving symps
toms, they shall be put in possession Jothis
great boon, without charge, and shall have the
benefit Of my experience in thousands of ease
successfully treated. Full particulars, direc.
tons for preparation and use, and advice and
Instructions for successful treatment at youI
own home, will be received by you by return
mail, free Of charge by addressing
DIR. JOHN 5. BURNETT,
VIII lt7 Jefferson street Louisvill
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Administrators safe.

Public notice is hereby given that IN pul-
suahce and by virtue OF certain order, Judg-
utI CUhuty. statS 'IuIHUi-, ID,I> s,Uf Rht'Iru
nj tbs February term Of said court, 4. u. Is1D,
upon the application OF the und-rsi gned ad
mluistTatOr OF The estate U: IGnis j0rgSusen
decreased, 10 said court for leave 10 sell real e..
tate Of the said estate to pay the debts Of said es-
tate, Nil a. such administrator, On tuesday,
july I'm, -, at the hour Of Two o clock IN HE
afternoon, u the front door Ui the court house
in the city Of Cairo, IN said County and state,
offer al public sale 10 the highest AID best bid.
der The following described real estate, namely:
The east halt OF the northeast quarter
oil section four 90, in township No.
seventeen ~, south 'ans- No. two
~ west Of the al principal meridian,
in said county; also sixteen 10 lets, Noe. one
q 10 tweIyeu- both inclusive, and Noe thirty.
seven Ga 10 forty tiy both inclusive, in block
No, thirteen 80 IN the fourth an
addition ts said city of CAiIo -as the
said lots are designated and des-
crlbed on the recorded map or plat OF sad city:
also lot No twenty-fOur (.D, in block No.
ti'y five 60, IN the first add tlOn 10 said city OF
Cairo and also lots thirteen Ga and fourteen
90, in blOcs No, -cyenteen( ~, in the city OF
Ia Sale, in the county Of La sale, and state
aforesaid said real estate i 10 be sold for the
payment OF the dehts OF the said estate, and
the same will he sold Tor nnc-h halt cash IN hand
and the balance in sin and twelve mOsths With
good personal security and mortgage, or RAE
mortgage, on the prem ste sold To secure bal
ance OF the purchase money.
HuHsCl WAHDEIR
CAIRO, June y, H. Admin stTator. etc
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The whole force of United States
troops now quartercd in the southern
states is less than twelve hundred. ms
OF course does not include the forces on
the Texas border.
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BRONCHITIS AND Lvho
AFFECTIONS
TRACHEON.

A sllght so-called cold UW ofttimfs
lead TO a serious cough, rhtch, unearsd
for or badly treated, mast haze tst one
resuit-u .t.ss eesHsIare sa . settled ease
asddiy "OFSUhPTI0R. To ali suffering
from hardss..y cough aud expeotorati0B.
IkACHEON ogers a sound, reliable, ard
permanent reltsf: 1t au0,seats sxp.eto-
that terribly septic deposit, trhieh, i| EI
icithoaf Jedtotous treatment, ,stlst COM
maaieate ITS potion 70 the vesieuiar sub-
stance Of the lung, ds0snerating and de-
ard ultlmates only Ia an early asd un-
timely death. TR1CHEON has no equal,
much less a superior, and ITS use ,pih NOT
only remoee the deposit, thereby aHordt.y
great relief, bat heais the membrane as.a
!ssrss the patient ~ possessions Of heaithy
lung tissue.
Price, Fty Cents per bottle, Or s!S
BOTTLES, $3.50.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-18

TuE Republicans OF MaSsac county
will meet in mass convention on the llth
day OF August to nominate candidates
for county offices. The primary meet
jngs will be held on the 9th.