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FLIRTING ar REyIVALs.
Lady who DcvOicd her Attention 10 Young
aud Iiand-onc Male sinners.

from ne Stt ftNNcisc0 fhfOntff.
The divorce case of Mrs. Matilda White
aet Carlos WHITE was ON trial ia toe Nineteenth
District Court again YESTERDAY
L.. H. Cham berlin. n resilient OF Oakland. who
was acqu inted with the prizes to the suit. was
first called. lie said that he had attended all
the III IN mond revival me ating-. and aitl ough
almost everybody went there to firt add be
seem he had never seen any disposition ia Mrs.
White to % 80. anu he had known her In differ
ent places for a numoer OF years. lie had not
been IN the habit of watching Mrs. White at
these revival meetings but lie mad seen her very
often. and had seen her at the inquiry meet
ings." whore sne conversed with various per-
sons. White himself had never toid The wit
ness that his wife was guilty OF flirting
with ANYBODY. and ne took an active part IN ,he
meetings, ana had ~ many facilities for watch
Ing his wife as were necessary to see every
tbing.
Mrs. susan ]. Chamberlin wife Of tho proceed
Inc witness. said that Mrs White had taken a
very active part in Mr. II Almonds scheme for
the reclamation Of sinners. and witness pad
never observed ANYTHING out OF the way m her
department. White nlr en- outraged his wife in
attending the REVEALS, aud 1t was customary for
the ladies' ana geutle men to converse with each
otner, ana for the ladies' To person iliy appeal TO
every one TO come forward and take the anxious
seat.
Judge Wheeler said that he considered this
"eleciinneerins,' ana asked II IL really was the
system of rsciaiming sinners pursued 10y IA am
nond, as he had never attended any oi those
NEE iinss.
The witness replied that 1t was and that the
la.ies were expected To be particularly al ale
t. tho young male seekers after ttutn. Mrs.
White, tho witness remembered, had on one
occasion endeavvreu to reclaim young Carr, "A
young man named Dam. who. from his cogno-
men. one Of the attorneys remarked. needed
conversion, aud tverhl other university stu
dcuts. FARTHER tnan In prosecuting these ou-
ties. the Witness had never seen .irs. White
speak to "a gentleman.
Mrs. E.vinl Bradbury confirmed the preced-
INK testimony, ana SAID she nad always consid-
cred Mrs. White most earnest worker Ia the
good cause. sac testified tnat the hdy some
unes conycrsed with the genueusn anu some
tunes with the ldaii -; but which sex sue
favored most she could not say.
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CONFESSION ASH FORGIVENESS
Rgsult al Ehuntiou Between IA Married
Church Member aud Widow.

For some time past there has heen "a
great deil 81 scandal IN the Cun-rce tODal
thur IA II GAINESVILLE. wa. IL. u. Harf. a LIE in
suihure agent, VIM IS married. has family NJ
I've chilircn. and Is well to-lp in tue worid. ami
dasning young widow. Rehrcca Hon Tn. are
the parties. IL was a little love tirtati,n. a
1anil, quarrel. and an earthquake IN the church
At the meeting las night all newcomer men
were excluded. Ina cite k r-ld a confession
followed with , brlehg written COME sion,
which did not mot the requirements OF the
committee. lie sad ne bad tak-n counsel, aud
concluded he WA not cpmpA leo to answer
questions prupouuiei by tn committee IN It's
leport 10 the church. and sad IN substance he
hid done wrong. ana wa sorry hat his actions
had Drought all this trouble on the churcn. lie
asked to he forgiven. IL made a statement
wuiCn created A decided sensation among sew
that lie hal circfully cnnsi tered the spirit Of
the r. solution. and could not cons 'ieutinu~lk,
ami without inpllratin: other members of the
church. comply with the requirements Of the
rcsulatlH ..
1t WIS presumed thar. when the confessions
or 81 Elements hai been muue. the question
would ne POSTPONED until the next me citing. ln
accuriance with the report of the spect 4 M
mittee; but "A notion was made 40 proceed
with TIE consideration IF tine confessions az
once and ~etilc The dM nfv then and thrra
forever. This bfpulnt Oli protricted debate.
ana not cilm one. Oar de con Il nnunc II
the action ot the 'omuiitt,c ns unrAri- ..,llNe.
Nh. ilaf; sad that ~ had promised his wa,
ne would icANe the chur'n tnat ntlhf. ei.her "a
FORGIVEN inan. or would Leave Il forever, he .nd
all ii- fliniY.
lnc confessions were considered and the
parties implicated In ihe scandal forsiyen.
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tie Deserts his tamtly 10 Run Away with u
t'iri of Eighteen.


On Tuesday afternoon n gentleman
named rnaw came lnto uur hc' 10 tna.ir, the
wher abuuts OF Mn BIstpw. Npn unh h,rn en-
,ged ss Head Na.tarof tao DullA l!ish ~clool.
We toll him that MI nri,tow h iA re-, gned tho
position u Whicn he iu 50 recently pctn a.
pointed. On learning that his re-ignllOn wns
sent from Detroit the gentleman broke Gown,
aud II WI. some tine before no cpuid eXplaiu
the ctuse ~ his apparent prlcf. Mr.. ilri-tlw haI
been fr pucnt visitor az his house in fAipb. H.
To- ma lad surcee led "a gaining h. affections
q N'r. SnaN's only dLughtet. a Ltrl Of eighteen.
ms was in spite OF the fact that Brs'oW " : A
married. man. About fortnight ngO he sent nj 4
wife, 10 whom he had been maTu Il Ony about
year and half away To Mou-
treal TO spend the HOLIDAYS with her
~ Is llHville, whore she Was 10 VISIT some Il lrr
went To Cp'ours, whl> sne iced uufi lucd
hy histow, who did not leave { mpNc liprl ul-
III tuesday ofln.t week. Mr.. Shaw's -u 'IlrionS
were not aroused untll the following saturday,
and on making Inquiries - the place STE was
sup loHed g. visit, n taco of h,r could bee nh-
ttned- H. came on to ou!lln, hnpili To- tipd
them here, ~ member Nt tIet Imp1eiii lId
hish school Board nHd re olyrd "a letter nom
Brlstow in he meantime, dated Orll. Murn
informed Of ms lrttcl GO the ARC ne -, lated
Detroit, ant rendering his rr-iluliIon, MT.
NhlN Wur~i irlr- were cuuiiulrd-th latth-
less husband mad eloped with his dlughter. SIR.
SulW lrii briNt the following moruiug Tor De-
trult. hoping to dad the guilty. lovers ana t.
Save lis daughter irom father degradation.
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from iNf iNilff.
Int ls ilo slr lrn whcrf ms ..rrie. boom
" fr' tle rl.0 idnr al nigit i'm tomb
h'ir' 10 ihf tirt.t 80 81 1psrN room.
a curou. place ., the property room.
Mrtppt inl1li il .Nro ~ I .llltn,
Mnh ~, ms IS dor 81 plA.i'r AMI PANT,
lie re he, + fnrso,,cpdly..
n, odus anf enhs of iisnF plays,
~ 4ust lA rls. iil -NrIt s.11.n-
AwyHd IN. ace is the property r)om'
iieEE are me nc'met q WARRIOR brave.
Here are ,hr ai-s NJ Juis,, -rayr,
VINO tor ana lour are -ouu ~ slgi;
Nhl prov about while epoI m'i sleep,
And 40 iou secd' N savage rage!
There on M VIII ar' thn SHINING spears
Ali ur,is. ~ nose h1hllc, appears
Ia 'rishi iu % qu'
Ana scr.es g.olr,que.
And tn fc are tAr a.ai4 tltt deck lie feet
ga AWNDhs bIli ilJin be-tNcr ret
These waving p'umes have qrAccd ile head
or many prlice amos, pn Ncr D.. ne I,
ANA sings ave worn MS gl d'd crown,
NJ np-t F'iAtt lied NAcA ,le clrlalu Ncnt DOWN.
Per aps tnis pillow has SIN ,thcr,i the falr
And Ful"less u .icmpnt, wMl' flcre
lll'pr T. ihc nr ~ 81 oe,ar august ''' Wv "''
ll.i $40 lri hA' I 'no la irc b lody wnrN
ear el,s ~, ~ tlr dil "i lmA,
On lhe point OF the o,A.r tnat hang by IL, side
What glii,crilg banblcs are gathered herep
Pearls ana rnoi all diamonds c,cAr-
Jewels tlAt "a
Oa he swciias hr,ast
oi many mlil VINO 1, = ud 10 get
\ lNls without a cor0. Ell
WNihil'dls, ani ru' ani silcnf s.51mi
or IN :, and or'-nt ia .eslur
% miaa1sS n oo''ii f',r.ofi n p'nf, EiI
HAos slorJ nov has pas el away,
An1 Nlt. !, tee. IA pos ~ irim earth
ara here IS N "a lrird toml,
l. A IN III j a
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A Womnn's Affection Iriumpb- over her De
votion 10 her creed Mixed Marriages.
It.o., ,bc I.,U,,,o,e tu,ey,,1n


It IL well known that the Catholic
Church, rs tho Rev y thor STAR If the Cath"-
oral, recently said, has always ovp scd ana
lesisl ted AZ inst the marril4a OF ucmbers 81
ts faith with those ~ any on ~ the p otestAnt
denouin atoms, uec use, as tne reverend gentle
man arRued, these mixed mari -os were pro.
faith. u i9 not, however, so we'll known that
Ia the Archdiocese Of Baltimore Tor the LIST tew
months the most stringent measures have boen
enforced to pcvent these mari iges. hese
measures include the refusal Of absOnticn to
any Calhohc young man VINO viiits Protest
ant lady with view to matrmony, ana TO
any Catholic lady VINO receives the visits Of
n Protestant with tho same end In View aud
also the refusal OF the ,atnuiic clergy to OIL
Ciato at tho IN ri iec Of Catholic an Pro
tcstnnt. To n thorough Catholic. absDlution. in
his or her estimation IL ~ necessary to spiritual
welfare as food Is To bodily strength. ana every
Catholic, with but few exceptions, W ether luke
warm or thorough IN the practice ~ his ar her
relation, will always Insist on being IN rried 10y
u Catholic priest. even IN G. sos where the celo-
mOny IA also pcfiur ned, at tho req re- pf the
Protestant, party by Protestant clergyman. II
will thu' he seen that alt1ough the course OF
true love may never nave run smooth either Tor
Protestant or Catholic, vet the Cdtholic In this
Archdiocese who Is 40 ipriunatc' or untortunate'
IA his or her after experience may prove. as u
to tall ia love with = Pro estant has moro oo.
staclcs to encounter than ever. The object OF
the Most Rev. Archbishop - ylev Is, II course,
to prevent these mixed marriages, but this Oo-
Ject Is not always accomplished.
About q year ago a Well-knONn physician.
member Of tho Episcopal Church. met ana fell
IN love with "A lady, "a Citnoic. VINO wOrsnipped
mutual, ard, as a natural consequences, the
parties were shortly afterward giped. Tue
lazy belongs to n hiliily esteemed Catholic
family OF Baltimore, udd been II member OF the
Sanctuary society Of tn Cathedral for a number
Of years, ana altogether WIS "A strict and consis-
teut Catholic. Her uncle n "A leading Ca hOic
priest tn Washington. ii 50 htp ened that the
new regulations regarding mixed marriages
went into effect tefDro the day on
which the marriage Of this dy anu gen
tismen WAS to take place. The lady was
very much annoyed. and applied 10 number Of
kxll MI L. "A
the ceremony. The intimaiiun that ~ ca-e II
their persistent refusal. the marriage would be
performed hv pTutestnnt 81 r-yman, hal no
e1uci, ~ Il might have pnco had. Love at last
tTidmphed over their reli NJ scrpies, ana the
lady ami Rentlem N referred To- wers a few days
ugO married bs the Row. DIR. Rankin. rector OF
81. Luke's EDi-coptl urea. lhs act, 10 Tar a.
the lauy was concerned. Nas virtual severance
Of her connection win tie C4tboiic Cnurch. aud
the murtidge, with several others between Catn-
Olics ana Protestant, has convinced some OF
the Catholic priests, At least, tuat Tue cure -
worse than the disease.
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ON THE FLYING TRApEzE
PEOPLE WUO Rfsf THrTR NECHs
ron orr I'M SEMENT

VISIT to n school whrrr this Art IL Tnngh,.
The Pupiia NJ Work -Ncihpd Of Instruc
tion-tiiris Beitrr Trnprzi.,s than boys.
F,opi ne Supaqy Dfspatrs.
Tho time has long since dernrted when
circus men md women. like actors md actresses
we're barn. no. made" The system OF educ,.
ton for the circus and variety prOfes ions, Hks
that for the STAGE itself. h1a heen brou mt To /,
Tine point, as the following adyertisemens viii
show:
w ANTRD-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN to Learn
w to perform on the trap ~ Apply T.
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De- e. a htst ri, / not trouble
Nct have lcit q dnu ,hter.
eoaerl-You sirlse M pe'pe aud yoar olsorierci
Make seN ANS Of their 0ctters.
These two speeches alone may serve 10
shcw winch Was likely 10 prevail IN TINS
unnatural combat, the hOt-hoaded, warm
hearted klug. or his cold bloodrd. iron
daughter. l. ans rage broke into curses,
hut ended in tears thai were like drops of
blood from hIs wounded heart; aud AZ last
HE turned away from that ungratciul SER
pcnt, ana iounryed 10 the court oi Il gan
Bat "A letter from GOnplil reached that
palace before Thu cX-Klug, and he actually
found -oIno difficulty in obtaining an audi
once OF his own daughter.
Al last size and her husband met linn,
but outside the huusc.
Al sight OF her his swelling breast over
flowed, and he told her her sister WAS un-
grateful. and hnd struck him 10 the heart
30. Regain he sobbtd.
Regain calmly begged him to be patient.
nld sui n hat misunderstood her sister;
II was Tor his own good she had restrained
The Iots OF hi, followers. She reminded
Inn he was old, insulated he was IN his
uOtlge, ana needed the control Of wiser
people; and, t. conclude, she roolly adj
vlsed him 10 return TO her sister, ana beg
what" cried he, "when she has
Rbated me of hall my tram, looked
black upon, me, ana struck her serpent
fangs INTO my ncart.' lilo then, IN has
RAG, called down all manner OF curses ON
his eldest daughter
SAYS Regain, why, you VIII DO cursing
M next.
In the midst of this who should arrive
bul Gonorl and her attendants, on IA visit
10 Regain.
Ro-an received her Instantly with cor
dan shr had noi shown 10 her father
nad hcnciactOr.
Lear was amaz d M That. after what lac
had sand, and exclaimed; 80, REGAIN, will
you take her by the hand -
IL WAS GOuerii who replied to this, ana
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BANKRUPT SALE.
,TAyE MILL All AUCTlON,


By virtue Of an order of the Distri ct Court o
the United Stat 4, for tie southern District oil
Illinois, wilton
THURSDAY. OCTOBER It'll, ls.i,
A, the hour of eleven o'clock !. ~, on III &.
premises, at forman, in the County Oh John
SON. and State Of illinois, offer at public ven.
due, % the highest bidder, the fine stavs mill
lately owned and occupied by Crane Bush,
OF FOrmsn, Illinois, now Bankrupt, together
with all the buildings ami machinery pertain
ing TO said mill.
We have here, and will sell. everything which
10 necessary, for entering at once upon an ex-
tnsivt business In cutting slaves and heading,
Among the property 10 be sold are the lollo"-
ing: heavy tw0-steTy frame building and
brick engine room attached, a steam engine and
boiler ten steam boxes, Cameron steam pump
with pipe and hose attached, saws. grindstones,
cars, an equaliaing machine. stave cutting INA
chine, two Btave JOiDtinR machines. heading
planning machine, heading Jointing machine,
q heading turning machine, steam kim; also
shisgle saws, eqIhllztng saws, concaVe saws
thick saws, slave jointer knives, heading Jointer
knives, planners, ETC.: also Blacksmith shop
and tOols, barn and hay room, cooper shop
and barrel shop, and all necessary sheds for
storing material: together with lease-hOId in
terest in i've acres o, land. on which the above
described buildings stand. The lease running
upwards Of twelve years. Facilities Tor ship
ming are unsurpassed. A switch Of the Vim
rennes railroad runs directly alongside of the
sh.ds o. ed for storing material. There is plenty
OF good timber near this mill, and steady and
constant demand for all the stock II can turn
out.
Look out for a bargain. Now Is tie time TO
buy. From this time forward business can he
done upon rising market,
TERMS OF SALE. -One-third cash in hand I,
one. thind in six months, and sne-thrd IN
twelve months from the day OF sale, the de-
ferred payments to draw six per cent interest,
and TO be secured by USQUEsTIosRD personal
security. Inquiries eau be addressed 10 the
undersigned at Cairo. Illinois, or TO John L.
Mulyey, at f0rman, Illinois.
GEORGE FISHER,
Cairo. His, Sent |, .G7. Assign
,,.,.,.,..,,
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Ghe Bulletin.
A. Hero Dies I'm Obscur,ty.


Capt. John Wilson died in New Orleans
on the goth inst, the only persons present
being his MANNED wife and few DEVOTED
friends. Concerning him the Picayane
says; every impulse OF manhood reVolts
against the obscurity Of his death and the
poverty which surrounded IL. 1t will be
remembered that about three or four years
before the opening Of hostilities between
the states, Captain Wilson was the COM
mandsr Of the humble brig Minnie Sheefer,
and while sailing In the Atlantic Ocean,
at tue imminent peril OF his own lie and
the lives of those on board his ship,
through dangers and difficulties that seemed
insurmountable, rescuedG0 persons from
the sinking steamer Connaught, every soul
OF whom would have gone down had Il not
been for his heroic yalor and manhood.
The Connaught was an English vessel, AMI
all the passengers British subjects. Her
Britannia Majesty recognized Captain VIII
son services and gallantry to the extentof
awarding him TO the sum Of 80. This Cap.
tain Wilson accepted merely asan evidence
Of Her Majesty's recognition Of his SER
vices, and not s. material pecunisry re.
ward. About six months ago ii was learn.
ed that Captain Wilson was in this city
and In great distress. The consular rep
resentatiye OF Her Majesty here-whose
countrymen had been chiefly benefited BY
the rescue lp called to the citizens to as.
sist the hero In his distress. But the hero
Ia now dead and beyond the reach ofearthly
wants and wishes. The memory OF his he.
roism, however, will not soon perish, nor
the recollection Ofhis spotIess life"
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GENERAL DEBILITY.

VITAL NRAKNESs OR DEPRESSION II
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or courage
The result ct MENTAL ONER-W DIRK, INDIES
CREIl0NS OR EACESShS, or some drain on
the system is always cured by Humphreys
Homeopathic specific No. =, 1t tones up and
mvigorates the system, imunrts strength and
merg+ stops the drain and reuvenates thu
entire man. Been used wenty years with per-
feet success by thousands. sold by dealers.
Price S per single vial, or 81 per package OF
five walls and e. wal Of powder. Sent by mail
on receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY, 100
Fulton stree A. N, Y,
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Executors Notice.

Estate OF NJ. j. McGauley deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
executor OF the last will and testament OF
M. j. MeGauley, late of the county Of Al.
exander and state Of Illinois, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will appear be.
fore the county court of Alexander county,
at the court house in Cairo at the Noyem.
Der term, OH the I'd Monday in November
next, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose of hay.
ing the same adjusted. All persons indebt
ed to said estate sre requested to make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this, 18th day of September. A. d.
1877
CHAs. 0. PATIER,
Executor.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

State Of Illinois, county Of Alexander.
Circuit court OF Alexander county, January
term, A. ID. lsIs. .,,
Rachel Thou pson VS.. john II. Thompson. Bill
for divorce IN chancery -
Aaidayit Of the non.resdence Of John H.
Thompson the defendant above named hay
ing been filed in the Office Of the clerk Of sad
circuit SQUIRT OF Alexander county, notice IS hereby
given to the said nonresident defendant, that the
Complainant filed her bill Of complaint in said
court on the chancey side thereof the 18Th day OF
September, A. D. ls77, and that summons
thfreupon issued Of said court against said de-
iendant, reiurnable on the first Monday Of Jan
uary, A. ID. 1873, as is by law required. Now,
therefore, unless you, the said John II. Thompson
shall personally be and appear before the said cir
cult court Of Alexander county on the first day OF
the next term thereof, to be holden at the court
house in the city Of Cairo, in said county, on tie
first Monday ofJanuary A, ID. 1873, and plead,
answer or demur to the said complainsnt's b,ll Of
complainant, the same, and the matters and things
therein charged and stated, will be taken as con'
fessed, and decree entered agains, you Accord
ing to the prayer Of said bill.
JOHN A. REEVE, Clerk.
siwl Cairo. HIS, Sept mber 18th, A, d. 1871.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

Consumption, that scOuTge of humanity, is
the great dread OF the human family, in all civil
Eed countries.
feel confident that | am in possession of the
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toms, they shall be put in possession Iothis
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Instructions for successful treatment at your
own home viii he received by you by return
mail, free Of charge, by addressing
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WgllY l51 Jefferson ftreet Louisvill
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Are the most
effective and
congenial pur-
gativc everd dis
covered. They
are mild, but
e f'e ctual In
tn ir op era
ton, moving
the bow Is
surely and
without pain.
Although gen.
tie in their op-
Grafton, they