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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, l
Wednesday, October 8. 1877. !
Daily report of the stage Of water. with changes
In the twenty four hours ending yesterday
nj m
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Receipts proper since last evening 1877 bales.
against 362 on last Tuesday and 1850 last ysar
For comparative totals for the past three days
exports and receipts. SEQ above report.
day was IA hhds. The amount on sale Is es-
timated at $3.50 hhds. We continue to quote as
follows:
Inferior Jugs 3@3 &C. low Jugs 5ts@s9tc medium
4@41se, good tn fine 4a4@54c, low leaf 6@D7e,
medium s@9c, good 10911c, fine 111s@12c and
selections t2tsG14c.
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Buy your buggies and carriages from Il Z.
Maddu1s 50 Cazondesst street .near corner Gra~
yieE.
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COM M ETsClAL,
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRA'

Tuesday Evening. Oct. 2. 1877.
COTTON-The sales to day summed up 5000
bales, at prices showing recovery of yester-
day s wcah ness, and the restoration Of Satur-
days quotations. We give nj o the figures and
report Of the Exchange as below:
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Fall suitines in great variety now open ali
IL. L. Byrne Co..
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NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST CALIf-1O:l5 A. NJ.
$40 900 State Consols observation-disclosures. s1ti
400 Premium Bonds. ....-.-.-.....-.. 334
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND CALLS.
$40 600 State COnsos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. STA
10000 State Cpnsols ......................- R1ts
1Tso Per Dicm Warrants ..-....' ....... 80
SECOND CALL-12:15 p. NJ.
$41 500 State Consols ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ST
5000 Premium Bonds Observation-Disclosures. E}a
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD CALLS.
s25 900 State COnsols ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sOis
10000 state Cor soils OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s03t
BAT City Scrip, year 1876. .-......,...,. 40
THIRD CALB-2P p. NJ.
$500 Half Paid City Coupons ........... 35ls
1000 State Consos Observation-Disclosures. sOA
$4,000 State Consols Observation-Disclosures. 81
Stocks continued quiet
State Consos were quoted at 80 s@ss}i against
800 @81', " sterday.
Premium bonds were stronger. closing at 33ss
M337a.
gnrix lnd al nnxuuI fr 1urL a.,l turc
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others grand opening takes place Monday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY,
MONE IAA1e
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Tuesday Evening, Oct. Q, 1877.

NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
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A line Of British steamers is to be placed,
in December next on the route between New
York and Laguayra and Porto Cabello, and
Venezuela, via Porto Rico and St. Thomas.
Why should not New Orleans have a hand in
this work
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REHABILITATION.
Acts

Bond st cope eel w w 49,.
w
Amount oil tnd tfundh .oa ing i w w
d h hl fund rah VI ra n rs r via by ht
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There are many of our mercantile friends
who are daily returning from the North and
West. Without an exception that we have
met with, they declare that the denizens of
New Orleans are in a better condition than
those of any other city that they have WIS.,
tied.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-20

THE REMAINS or THE DEAD CUSTER AID
ms COMRADES.

THE REMAINS or THE DEAD CUSTER AND
ms COMRADES.
The Chicago Times OF the 10Th, gives
the following account Of the recovery oil
the remains Of Gen. Gutter and his com
ralcs: Col. NJ. V. Sheridan returned
Saturday from the Custer battlefield
whittier he went, commissioned by The
Governments 10 ,XlIume and bring bach
10 cvlliZ ton the remains of several OF
ticcrs who fell there. The remain, .
the following officers were Enthusiastically
Identified Gen. Custer, his brother
Tom. Custer, Col. kcogh, Col, Coos
Capt. Yates, and l.ituts. smith, Cal
houn, Crittcnden aud Reilly. They ha'
been buried just a. they had fallen, "!tl
the exception OF Col, Custer, who haC
received interment alongside his brother
The grave Of the Clusters was near
the summit OF little knoll. right
where the gallant soldier had taken his
last stand. The ground Tor 200 feet
around was filled with remains. over
Sixty men had been killed on that little
elevation. The surface OF the knoll was
strewn with dry bones OF horses, which
were bleachcd to the whiteness OF ivory.
From the position Of these bones, il was
evident 10 the observer that the horses
had been shot for the purpose OF forming
Il breastwOrk. Ii looked ~ II the animals
had been lei Into position describing a
hall circle, and shot in their tracks
In one or two instances shicd> OF cloth
ing were found adhering TO the remains
OF the eight officers, ana in one o. two
graves the slightest trace Oi hair was dis
covered. In most cases the bones had
separated, thought there were one or
two exceptions IN which the anatomy
adhered together perfectly.
The remains Of l.ieut. Crittenden
were given permanent burial on the spot
where he fell. This was in obedience to
the wishes Of his father, who objected to
the removal OF his sons bones. a neat
pine box. containing his disintegrated
was sunk three ieet in the
ground. and Ccder stake, bearing his
name and the number OF his regiment,
vas driven down at the head OF the
collin. In the meantime the
bones OF the other seven Off.
GERS mad been placed in collins and
conveyed into camp. On Col. Sheridan's
arrival at Bismark, the cOifins were de-
liyered TO Lieut., thubb, post quarter.
master. who turned them over TO Col.
Tillord commanding at Fort Lincoln.
As soon a. the ca,kct' can be procured.
the remains will be permanently inferred.
Those OF Gen. Custer will be takol TO
West Point. The bones Di Col. Custer,
Capt. Yates and Lieut,. Smith, Calhoun
and Mcintosh will be removed 10 the ma
tional cemetary at LeayenwOrth, Kansas
The remains Of the other officer. viii
bs delivered 10 such relatives as
NAV claim them.
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The War.
SUMMARY OF THE LATEST NEWS PROM THE
SCENE OF ACTION.

SUMMARY OF THE LATEST NEWS PROM THE
SCENE OF ACTION.
The latest war news may be SUMMARY.
sd as follows: 1.-The Russians continue
their retreat 10 the direction of Alexan-
dropol; also that twenty-three leading
Kurds inhabiting Russian territory have
been hanged by Gen. Melikoh. A Con-
ftantinople dispatch says the Russians
south Of the Balkans are at Haindoi-
that their number is un-
known, but that they are
constantly being reinforced, while the
Turks are compelled to act on the de-
fenslve on account Of inieriority OF mum.
beers. The Montenegrins are still max
Ing q show OF resistance TO the Turks,
and the Bosnian insurgents are become
very demon.trative. A Vienna dispatch
says 40 battalions OF Russians have
crossed the Balkans. The Turks
anxlously await the arrival Of Suleiman
Pssha with achievements. All appears
TO depend upon him. A Constitutional
telegram says the Turkish army OF the
Danube has resumed the offensive.
Hobart Pasha. II is announced, will pro-
coed 70 Batoum to take command o. the
Turkish squadron.
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A Big steal.
The OVERLOOKED LANDs-A GRAND
swINDLE IL SIGHT.

THE OVERLOOKED LANDs-A GRAND
swINDLE IL SIGHT.
The State Register Of Tuesday last
says: The commission to investigate the
damage caused by overlooking lands in
consequence Of the construction of the
dam at Henry, and that on the Little
Wabash river, continued its session to
day. A report Of the proceedings will
be found in the local columns OF this is.
cue, but there isa point 10 be stated
which does not properly come within
tile scope Of the reporter.
When the original proposition was
made for the scheme o, internal i'm.
provements, Of which these dams are a
part, the legislature was told they were
demanded BY the local interests Of the
people along the rivers to be be i'm.
proved, and:this argument was SO strong.
ly urged at the last session OF the yen
eral assembly as TO induce an sppropria.
ton for the purpose OF continuing the
work. on the Illinois river.
Now the whole aspect Of the case |,
changed BY the appearance OF numerous
claims t'r damages caused by the very
work whict wasdone with the under.
standing that was to be great bene.
ut. Surely, the last Legislature erred
either 10 making the appropriation tor
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DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,
THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN D-PURIFIER.
HEMAR.
Late Physicisr 10 81. Georges and 81 Bsr,holo.
news Hospitals, London, Curotor 10
81. EliIsbsthls, etc.

THIS ineo,sparaIle DEPURATTVE =
q go,eertM ALTER1IIYE, TONIC, d.
ENI, combating. ptrtues ,ciieh render
u tncdluabie aud never failing, and on
Ito continued use tctH Thoroughly eradi-
cate oil diseases Of the blood. Its ingre-
s!o., ,se praa%els S%'h. @ fro. t remo,o
Egyptiaa PrOUinees, and Uhere there Is
tic slightest faint Of disease IN the sys-
tenn, Il never Iails In ejecttn0 that disease
polling. Il through the many and 'various
.ad. indeea, Yoreing' al shs organ: i"s:
%sen '9ss gerry S ss ' :Ssss " Of e . cit
doubted reiiatiinv snd ..ondsrf.i curs-
stss prSpert.s:, ssl"g, .S:s. s.rq....i9
and the greatest dtsoovery of tho present
age, Ia the treatment or erery disease
sehere tho blood itself % primarily the
ssSs u Ms 'e., S ,s or , dsordsr' sssh a.
causes that lead TO tkis terrible affection,
Of Thieh ell cirIiEed communities are
eogntsant, for Bibitcat Truth has assert
.i.is ssen unto The ,sird and a jssr;A ".m
spattOns,D and 20 BROkES- DOWN AND
EyFEEBLED COESTITUTIOES u u -
ToperJui regeneration, causing the urec'e
Of man once more to assume tho God-iihe
Tor G UTINEO US DISEAsEs, URIN-
AIRY DISORDERS, COHSTIPATIONO on
COSTIYENESS, LIYER IND kIDGLr
COMPLIIRTS,O GENERAL AND merry
Gus DEBILITY, HEUMATIs&.
GLAHDULAR ENLARGEMEST EPI.
1HELLOMAIOU CANCER, sCUkVY.
a FFECTIOFS OF THE bones, INDO-
PLANTS land 10 the OentIer se1 Il u q
boon long sought for by sensitive, suseep-
ttbte, aud delicate lenaies, as IL takes
direct dctien upon their 0ti1,eats) AND
IN WHICH THE BLOOD rs THE SEAT
or THE TROUBLE, u Is tapatuabte. A
perseverance, NTH this remedy 1iH prose
q postttve aad perus0nent cure yor
RIAL POISOES.
Thousands Of Testimonials attest the
truth Of these claims.
Price, One Dollar, tm large bottle, Or
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LmANCEeY NOrllE.

tate ~ Illinois. lnJ1tyH NlAtand.t
t1rcGit S'nfi Gf AisEandSr county. Sepbm-
Ter iSTrn, 70 ~.
Kdhupd X. q Rrlsn "a Elmnnd 81 C.a..ytty
hos'h. Tang ~ jsTGD ". Bpfrbulr, IGse-
Prime barisnfy f.. sIsg,n aod i ,,svn HM
"a JhAHCery
hmdayii OF the hOs ,f'sA.rrs Af Jacob Bur
rough, Eugene OaraYhLy, u. ssyis and !
7IfEn OF The defendants above named hsviny
bern h'sl 10 'hr once the clerk NJ .ad or.
CUT cOuft ~ Alexander COusty, notice IA here
~ gwen 10 the said non rcsiteut defendauis
thht thf complainant hhs filed his bill Of com.
plant m SAID court on the chancrry side thereof
on the brst day Of May, 4. b. M, and thRt A
summons 'hcreupon ISSUED out Of sail e0ur,
against end defendants, returnablr on tho
third MONDAY OF May, \. %. ~, nl. by law
required And M order having becn entered of
record In sald court at the NAY term IN there.
OIL lllt sail cause stand continued, with order
OF pu9llea'lOn. Now, therefore. unlcss you
tne sald Jacob u. lmrrongh, Eugene Garagh,y,
~ Sewn AMI J.. sletin shall personally Nv and
allSar uslOre the SAID Circuit court Of Aleann.
u'' county on The frst day OF the next term
thereof 10 be holden at the court house in the
CITY OF caro- IN said county, on the first Mon
day OF september u. lSI7, and plead, an
nwef or demllr 10 the said compliments bill of
complaint, The snlne, and the matters and tLings
therein charged and stated will bp taken AZ con.
iessci and 4 decree entered against YOU accord
ing to the prayer Of said bill.
JOHN A. REEVE, Clerk.
JohS ". MrLkEY, Complainant Solicitor
Cairo, HIS, july 18TH, A. u. ,,;. Nv.
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THE PRosPEcTS-ALMosT BEYOND THF
REACH OF HARM.

THE PRosPEcTS-ALMosT BEYOND THE
REACH OF HARM.
The Chicago Tribune of the 18th says
"The brief dispatches, forwarded Dy the
farmers themselves. which make up our
crop reports are well worth reading for
the good news they contain. In Mime
sofa. Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and
Kansas the spring wheat is coming on
splendidly, the fine weather OF the past
few days having practically pla ed the
crop almost beyond the reach Of harm
The same fortunate conditions have done
a world Of good to the struggling corn
in Illinois, Missouri, and other states,
enabling the farmers to undo In great
measure the mischief done by heavy
rains. All other grains seem secure for
bountlful yield. and the best of il IL
that what is now nattering prospect
will soon be certainty"
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MAJ. SHoYFENBERG, ex.Uniled States
marshal for Colorado, who Is now sery-
ing out a term of imprisonment in the
Colorado penltentiary Tor swindleing the
government by drawing large sums OF
money on forged vouchers, threatens
that unless he Is released from prison he
will expose the means by which Color.
ado was carried Tor Hayes at the election
last fall. Shoflenberg declares that
money did the business, and he will re
veal the whole affair unless released
There Is great CONSERVATION among the
leading Radicals OF Colorado at the turn
affairs have taken.
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CHA >CEEl NulICt.

tate ot Illinois, cUua,, Ui Alexander
tircn.i count e Alexander county, September
term, \. u. ls7,.
ffeleucs hoFSmey"r " John q ll4rnun, Rob-
ct Howe and Wake Hubble Bill, IL, chancerv
Aidavi, Of hr non residence OF RoLsr, Hove
~nd Wake Hubble Of the defendants above named
having been filed in the o'i,e VI the clerk OF said
circuit court VI Alexander county, notice Is hereby
given 10 the sad resident defendants that the
c"mpld nanI he's filed his bin Of comp ainr in said
court on the caEcey side thereof on the llth ay Of
May, A. ID lr17, and that summons therenpon
1'hut, out OF 'ad court against said defendants re-
t"rnable on the third Monday OF My, 4. u. ls;7,
a. IS by law required hnd an 0rderer ha wing been
entered Ut record in said court at tn. MAY term.
49,, thereof that said cause stand continual Vim
order Of publication Now, therefore, unless Won,
he said Robert Hove and Wake Hubble shall per
Nonaily be and appear before the said circuit court
Of Alexander county on the first day OF the next
term thereof, 10 BE- holden the court hou,c in Tie
clty OF CAIRO IN ,aod county, on the irs, Mond.y
OF septemaeh u ls7,, aud plead, an,wer "
denur 10 the ,aid cowpanap,', bill ii coIupla.Gt,
me same and III" matter, EnG hing, therein charge,
and stated, wall he TAKEN ~ confe ,.cd, and o d,
cree catered gain, you according To the prayer VI
said bill. JOHN \. RLtNl' ,l,k
MCLkEi lIstrtR6 INS.DKS, Complainant
SCIg,iors. Cairo. Ms, July l3,h, A. b. lt,7
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Thr Bnlletin.
announcements.
I.a3e Of Circuit Court

W. Ar. anthsrIlei 10 announce the name 1l
Andrew d DAD, OF Jackson County, ~ Gan Wv,
1T for ia Ire ia the dr-t Juiclal circuit rs or
r.aI,si Iy IN. act NJ the general assembly, APP
nroved June 2, 1871. and compose OF the eoun'
tlss of Alexander. Hardin, franklin, JaGkaoh'
V..sae pope, Pulaski. Saline, Union ana WI,
Ian son. Election iirst Monday Ia August A.
b. 1871.
We are asth ,riIed to announte the name OF John
Dourh,rty, Of Union County. az candidate for lhdse
in he 6r,t judicial circul, organized by the act Of
The ,en.r ii sss nbly, approved Juns :. 1871, and
composed OF the counties Of AleIanier. Hardin
Franklin, jackson, johnson Massae, Pope fui'
Ask, saline, U,ion AMI Williamson teeuon
inst Monday in August, A. d., ls'''
To the voters Of the first judicial district com
posed Of the counties Of Franklin, Saline, Hardin ,
Pope, Massac, Pulaski, Alexander. Union JACK,
son. Williamson and johnson, with the approval OF
many friends. hereby announc. myself candl-
date for IN ige Of the circuit court under the act o.
the general assembly, approved. June, ls1, at INC
election, on the frs, Monday in August, i'77'
FRANCis VI. YnuSGnLooD,
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AdmInistrators Notice.

Estate Of Frederick T.. WattnHsier, de-.
ceased.
Inc undsfsiYntd, having been appointed
admlnlsIatDr ofthe estate Of Frederick D..
"steImsief, late ofibs s1unty II AlszaG.
der and -Ats Gi liInoi., dscEa,sd, hsreby,
Riyes notice That he Will appear beiDfs
The county coDrt Of A.Sxandsr equity, a.
the cnurt house 10 CAIRO At the July term,
on the second Monday In July next, At which
time all pef.0n' hayinK elaine a1alE't ssid
estate are notified and rsqUesled 10 attend
for The pufp0,s Of having The sam. al.
igsteG. All psrsont indeptsd N said 60
tate are requested 70 make Immediate lay.
mrnt 10 the uadsrsgbsd.
Dated, this I'd day 81 May, 4. b.
49," AL0LsI WAIEkhElkE Ahm'f.
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IiaMlA Mhl.erN

MN on ,,,.t, r,,t, ,upS - .r>,,, an, o., =,
BANKS Doing A LgGIrIM .TE Bu,INFs
INVOLVED ~ IiIE CRASH.
I he 81. LOuis ReDujiican, referring I,
the failure ot n numb.r oi hanks IN tina
CITY. soys. "Ait,r al IA. cxcj,rm.p
and unoa.inps. ATTENDING the .usn.u,io,
ana lg'lqrr q, several h,u rs In I'm. cit,
mi, vuk and last whom v, cam. :,
look # the matter emily. iird that in,
fact. ara ,or ,ro,n h.irr .,ri,u. M
oro.iu,,o h,,,L ,i,h r.,,n,,hL. co,i,.I
d.i,,,,a ro.,,l,ro,lI,.,i Ultimate, hrsi,,o.s
f. i,,,Inlod in ,brb.,nt ,,r,n, ,,,nr,.
n,,.,, .., r...
"II'cSs II W. t'e h"'o"c'> ANU i'"''''
and even that iad capital totally out 0l
! prupOrtiun 10 the large amount
- d.,osit. T. f., o.., Inn.
.,., 49,, ,.ho,a.,.,,,,I.,.,o,, ...,',.'
c'' ""' ""o'' "'''' '''' l'e''p''
| tatcd the suspension, lac r'l Business
claimant orSt ,ouis ms NO, hr,, nf,.ct-
,.,....I,.,
co. al'' t''c oa''"e III u "'' W. c"'Io'
| dilns and agents OF TIL; elem snt are not
oply "a sound as they were three month,
an .wo,,o mon,,s ono ,n, .,, n,..t
W w. :" Wv ''''''' =
any stronger Not "Hc oi u" recently
Suspended banks possessed pald-up cap.
ital of Sl5O0JO, and some OF them had
onI.. sio OoO. v., an such small omor,ts
49,, 49,,
VI r'pl'"i ae WIS ''cS h"u oaTricu oe-
p sits OF 500 900, and even III ,O0O, 600
chiefly the savings of class of persons
,yno L,ro,y notii,, ,,hont tina o',vo,o,
~ ',''N' ''V''@ '1"''
Oh 'noh'Sco N"st'lu''o"s anu seiect
bank merely because it is nearest Ia them,
or the president or cashier is n pOuular
parsonage, ItIS very unfortunate for
these drpo,itory that the hank in which
their savings are kt-ot should fail or sus.
mend. but the failure or susnrnsion n,
small institutions that have LARGE de.
post accounts and TOO little capifal Ia
guarantee cautious manapencnt is inev.
liable. A .hrInHagc OF values ike that
which we have seen in the last three vears
causes the Insignificant capital
to vanish, aud rs there Is
nothin. LETT 10 tail back on in tine
OF trouble, the institution must III ,cu.nb.
It Is the duty OF a business bank to keep
It's capital in that arti lie which never
shrinks in value, and is most available in
ths day of trouble-that is. mOney-and
this Is a rule which q o regular banks OF
ST. Louis have carefully and inllexibly
adhered 10. Asa result of the practice
they are ,teadlast. firm and solvent
They have nothing TO fear. They are
not affected by the downfall of the in.
s,itutions whose failure l,ss been chron-
icled, bccaucc they rest on the stable
foundation Of an ample paid 10 capital
kept we'll in hand and n-ed chiefly IN
the facilitat'un OF those commercial
transactions W IicL perfect themselves in
a few week. or months. These steady
institutions which represent the real
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the "imprc7oment" or in providing for
the amonnt Of damages
Another feature Is tie statement.
which seriiIs well sustained, tina, most OF
the land for which damage h claimed
was the swamp laud" originally put
on the market 40 "A fraction If dollar
per acre, but which is now claimed to be
worth from $50 TO 500 per acre' the
commission appointed to eXamine these
claims will do well TO Scrutinize them
very carefully, for the people OF the
state are by no means disposed to pay
more than the strict letter OF the law VIII
compel them 10 pay.
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E-tate Of Timothy O'Csllshan, decsass4-
The unfsrsigbed, having been appointed
&dmirbtratrix 81 the sstsie Of Timothy
O'Callahan, late Of the county Of Alexander
and state u lliin1i., fecss.ed, hereby ave,
notice that shs vii appear before III.
county Cpurt oi Alexander county, at tn.
court house In Cairo al the August term,
on tgs third Monday In ATgI.t NEXT, al
winch time all pEr,On, having claim.
against said estate are notified and re-.
quoted ~ ate nj for the purpose 81 haying
the s,Ins adjusted. Al person. indebted
~ sali t.t4tH are rsqIs'tsd " make lmms.
date payment 10 the uEfsf,iYr.d.
Dated this 18Th dag n JIr., A. ID. W.
BRIDGET ~ tALLsF.a.
g-2iHGW AduIuj.tral,{z.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS
TRACHEON.

s'l0hf so-ea'fsd cold VW ofttines
lead 20 a seriows cough, ,rhioh, gsear,a
for or badly treated, must haze but one
resvit-t ntust erentuate Ia a settled case
Of BROECBJTfS, or tphat 10 eorae, tha
from Aarasstn0 cough and eapectoTation,
IRA CHEON offers a sound, reliable, aud
permanent relief IL au0,s ents sypsoto-
ration, and enables the patient 10 eypet
that terribly septto deposit, Uhich, II Isn
Without judtet0us treatment, mast com
Wuntcdte Its poison 10 the cesicui0r sub
stance Of tho lung, dcDenerotinO and de-
stroutng that most essential OF organs,
and uhtnotes only Ia an curly aud an
timely death. TRACHEOS has no eguai,
much less superior, aud Hs use UtH not
only rem0re the deposit, hereby aHordiny
great reite(, but heais tie membrane aud
iesres the patient IL possession Of healthy
lung tissue.
Price, Fiffy Gents per bottle, or sis
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-20

The strike among the employers Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, has be.
come so formidable that Gov. Matthews
of West Virginia has ca led upon the
United States government for troops TO
suppress the strikers. The request has
been granted, and several hundred SOL
diers have been ordered to Martnsburg,
where the strikers have assembled in full
force and are interfering with the opera
tons of the road.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-20
DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

GASTROE 10 a safe, speedy, Snd post
Sive cure for that most depresstrg Of all
usents, and % brief course Of treatment r az
restore the digestive organs 10 their pris-
tt.e strsnRth, and promote r. heai,hy
nsrrous trrttabutty of literary AID aH
persons pursuiHg sedentary ne, 10
speedily removed BY this agent. The
sfonsach 10 restored to health aud the key
note Of the system Utu once more respond
IN the performance of labor.
Price, Ore Dollar, IN large bottle, or
Stx bottles, IS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-20

cottage, morally, Il lot materially, ne
able and energetic engineer who WIS
stocked his reputation, hi means, brd
those OF, Ills friends, in the accomplish
ment d! ln. Undertaking which is ere
long, to t'!ake OF New Orleans the great.
est grain chipping port IN the void"