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single, but be would often reply il those
who got his wealth had az much enjoy.
ment In spending II ~ be had In gather.
ing II, Il did not matter to him what be.
came OF it.
On another occasion It l. related Of
him, when being asked why he did not
marry, he replied, loosely, that his
father gotbit by . woman, and he intend.
ed TO profit by The lesson. Whatever bis
amours may have been during his life
time, II Is not narrated Of him that he
ever got into any trouble for any Of hfs
indiscretions, and in this he eyinced re.
markable shrewdness. It Is the general
Impression that he left = will, which may
be found among bis immense pile oil mus.
ty old papers In his old trunk, In which
he rammed everything Of documentary
nature. It is said that In that will he
left 100000 10 Dick Floyd. Dick is .
young man Of twenty-three years Of age,
and lives on n Of the Springfield town.
ship tracts. He vas married about three
weeks ago to a Miss Holiday. It is
probable that II no will has been made,
the literature OF this case may assume &
more interesting and Sensational charac.
ter than has been unprecedented, and there
will be rich picking for the lawyers.
Mr.. Tullis leaves two widowed sisters
Mrs. Pollock, who lives in Wyoming,
and Mrs. Reed, who resides on Chestnut
street, this city. BE also leaves 8 cousin
named A. j. Tullis, an attorney. Mrs.
Floyd had the grace to inform the COM
mGrcidl reporter that Mrs. Reed was TO
have been married last week. but the
nuptfals were postponed On account Of
the illness Of Mr.. Tullis. These three
persons, with Dick Floyd, already named,
will probably inherit the whole Of the
estate, amounting, il Is thought, to over
100000. -
dis last illness (which began on the
18th Of February and death were under
the most uncomfortable ministrations OF
a poor colofed woman, in miserable
quarters on Home street, where he kept
a room. He would not yield to the adj
vice OF his physician or the opportunities
Of relatives to change TO 3 more suitable
place.
1t is supposed by several who were IN
close business intercourse with him that
he left no will. Yet. we are informed
that Mr.. E. A. Ferguson has 3 document
from Mr.. Tullis, supposed to be his will,
made twenty years ago. This may yet
turn out to be the will, as another q
made subsequently, and now in the hands
Of Washington 7. Porter, a relative Of
deceased, has been cancelled. However,
in the investigation a more recent one
may turn up.
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Sleep obtained two hours bsiore mid
night when the negative forces are in
operation, IL the rest which most recn-
perates the syslem, giving brightness to
The eye and a glow 10 the cheek. The
difference 10 the appearance Of a person
who h~abitually retires at ten o'clock and
that ozone who sits up until twelve is
quite remarkable. The tone Of the system,
50 evident in the complexion, the clear.
meas and sparkle Of the eye. and the soft.
ness Of the lines OF the teaturel, IL, In a
person Of health kept at "%concert pitch"
BY taking regular rest two hours before
twelve o'clock, and thereby obtaining the
@beauty sleep" OF the night. There is a
heaviness Of the eye, q sallowness Of the
akin, and an absence OF that glow in the
face which renders II fresh in expression
and round in appearance; that readily
distinguishes the person who keeps late
houFA.
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Among the pena railnres

or the past, how many bogus nostrums
may be numbered Beginning their ca.
reers with n tremendous flourish OF trum'
pets, blazoned for a time in the public
prints and on flaming posters, soon, but
not too soon, were they relegnted to the
limbo OF things lost on earth. But Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters Is q living and thriy-
ing remedy. ItYoes on, curing and to cure.
Neither underhand nor open competition
affect it. On the contrary, contrast with
inferior rival preparations only increases
Its popularity. It has been repeatedly i'm
itated, but without success. COunterfeits
of II have been surreptitiously introduced,
but have fallen fiat Everywhere 1t en-
trenches itself in the confidence Of the
people; and well 1t may, for 1t Is . thor
oughly reliable %invigorant Of the feeble,
banishes dySpepsiaand constipation, braces
the nerves, cures rheumatic ailments and
kidney complaints, and eradicates and pre-
vents int, rmittent and remittent feyers.
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nneninr of NnyirntIon.

Concerning the opening Of navigation
indications, as already stated, point 10 an
early date. The following table gives the
date Of the opening Of the Straits Of
Mackinac for the past % years:
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Modern Definition OF CONNER
eial Terms.

From the Balumsre STANDARD
Bankrupt-A man who gives every
thing to a lawyer so that his creditors
will get it.
Assignee is the chap who has the deal
and gives himself four aces.
A bank il a place where people put
their money SC it will be handy when
other folks want It.
A deposition Is a man who don't know
how to spend his money, and gets the
cashier to show him.
President 10 the big fat man who prom.
ises 10 boss the job and afterwards sub.
letsi it.
A director ia one Of those that accepts
Of trust that don't involve either the use
Of his eyes or ears.
Cashier Ia often q man who undertakes
TO support a wife, six children, and a
brownstone front, on tiity dollars a month,
and be honest.
Collaterals are certain pieces Of paper
as good as gold due aud payable OF the
LIST day Of April.
Assets usually consist OF i've chairs
and an old stove; to these may be added
a spittoon, il the 'bust" amt bad one.
Liabilities are usually y big "blind"
that the assets won't 'see' %'raise."
A Note-A promise to do an impossi.
bla thing in an impossible time.
Indorser is a man who signs a CONNER
cial philoppna with a friend and gets
caught. 49,
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HLEvRLAND & PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
D CONDEMNED TINE CARD.

@&LM@s%
On and after May 10th, 1871, Trains win run
daily tekcept Sunday II follow, VII:
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TnE VALUE OF Oh CAKE FOB CATTLE
"A few years ago l superintendent a
large dairy establishment near Balti-
more. On commencing, l bought bran
and fed II dry, between the times slop
was given, aud I raised the quantity OF
milk above 100 gallons per day, in three
weeks, without any extra cows. The cost
OF bran was not felt, as we put less corn
meal In the slop, but just at this time we
purchased some oil cake meal and boiled
It up 10 the slop with the rest OF the feed
and there was another rise OF about 30
gallons, and, from all the best customers,
We had expressions Of pleasure aud sati,-
faction at the beautiful quality Of the
milk. ! used oil cake in England many
years ago, but Il 10 right to add that, on
one occasion, ! fed a good deal when
making butter, and, although 1t did not
hurt the milk, the butter, certainly,
was unpIeasantly affected, but neyer.he.
lesa increased nearly 80 per cent in
quantity. have not the slightest doubt
but that, il fed in moderate quantity 10
Orange county cows, it would pay well
as regards the sale OF milk, aud would
also enrich the manure, and thereby add
to the production OF grass so much as to
enable those feeding it 10 keep % per
cent more cows. There is a gentleman
now In the county who has been trying it
on ONE cowa and steers, and a man, who
did not know what feed was being given
to them, on seeing them two weeks after
ward, exclaimed that he had not seen
such an Improvement 10 cattle 10 80 short
a time while be has been in the country.
Try some by mixing small quantities
lirst and the results will astonish every
one not accustomed to witness its ELECTS.
Correspondence Rural NtW Yo,ker.
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Rents at s~teubenyllle.

Rents have generally been reduced from
o0to 25 per cent? In Steubenville this year,
but there are still \ few incorporating
landlords who demand the shyloek
pound Of flesh. We know Of n such
who refused to accept . ten per cent re-
duction from his present tenant, who Il
an exceptionally good one, and now ETC
Let" Il decidedly conspicuous on the
front OF his house. THERE'S nothing like
experience 10 teach some people that BY
grabbing for the big piece Of meat they
lose that which they have,
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For the 1nttlllssncer.
PRAYER


FAAA A2thA uAbAMA VII
BeatFraia: Down With the tormasti yaroi Low
efI lower bring her 10 try With main course
cry WIihin) . plague upIn their havllngl The
are louder than the weather, or cur Ofiea-tfn
Pet. Act scene ~
On the tracklsss ocean roamsR vessel
Tracing beautifully her cuurse ahead,
Rlt the heaytnl Enther
Into stormy weather
Soon with glSom the SEA 10 oyerpreId.
Aud majsstie pillows roll up mountains
While toe stom-ploush tears up vAtery wales
o. the towering Tidges,
WhIte-igafnfd crested bridgol
Rise and vanish mid terrific glea.
While the roaring nude bowls majestic
In pour mortAlS' Unconditional ear,
HlArtug, stupid wonder
In the vessel y0nder
Soon gives Wayt 10 heldIons fpuEied Tar.
Trembling hearts gov hintsr, ever ialntsr
FeataIpa hllowsr with dlstentOd eyes;
while the breathing cOlSaI
Many 4 poot heart freezes
As the lSGden mountains higher rise.
eroanIng All, the ysusl,, crowded spaces,
Tottefins knees Itrbepding sink 10 pray;
HMSFy, oh, thou Diesel,
Help Us thy distressed
C~hildrsn-hclp and stay the raging spray"
O hers call On him, their h,hsr' Father,
Abrsm's, Islaet, jacobs truly GGd,
To thelr cid dtfendsf
LIE add all surrender,
Aye Jth1ynh minds His chlldren'S lot.
Some thsir pallId lIpaI 10 Llsucs moving,
Agitation mute but strung reveal,
While protAbely curling
Natures wrath end0rslhG, :
SalIorS 70 the evil one appeal.
Vessel hid been Suddenly 6'vTtaken
By an unexpected violent gale,
with u careless masts
Fearing not dInSGr,
Had not gathered Ia the spreading AL.
Feariully and helpless leaning over,
Efforts strong ut steAdying we're yAln;
AAsiS were loWly bending,
And their late seemed tending
To destruction on the Tackles main.
Fore mast FELL aud sails were a,rraly hising
whipping deck and mon IN ienSeltsa WRATH
And like tigers Iprlnging,
Waves theif Vengeance dinging,
Forced actos the Ihip aeruel path.
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WEST VA. UNIVERSITY,
1877. MORGANTOWN. 1878.

This Institution Of Learning, under the Presiien-
ey Of Rev. J. r. ThompSon, A. II, d entering upon
anew era Of prosperity. During the spring Term
lust elGSed, tie attendlnco Of students was lncreaI.
cd over GS per cent II has q large and scholarly
Faculty; 4 beautiiul, healthfui and moral location,
ample scientific and Philosophical APpaT9tns;
Library constantly growing; 4 curriculum Of the
most thorough character 4 standard Of tchollTthip
supposed by no American Institution Of learning.
The EXPOSES 4 LES than atAny Other place
known 10 aifJrd equal AdVantases. The Fall term
begins September 6thi the Winter term January
nation, catalogues, dc, address the President
GEO. C sTURGlss,
Secretary Of RegentL
AUGUST IS, 1871. an21-W4s
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The paRt winter has been one Of The most
remarkable on record. The Straits have
not been frozen over, and at no time
during the season would n steam vessel
have been delayed on account Of Ice
Ddroi Etee Reg.
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MEDICAL.


Tho following Cure 10 probably tho most
remarkable ever effected by any medI-
cal preparation for the treatment OF
cstarhi
taFrh for ten year., and for the last 81 years have
been . teTrfble sufferer. was rendered partially
dcat. "a buElhlng IN tAe hesd. pains Across't the Ten.
and liberated tonsllI, hard and constant cough.
severe pain aeross The chest, and every Indication
of eonsumption, Ny head achedA all the tine. The
matter aeeumuiAted 20 rapidly 10 my. head and
throat that l could not keepthetnIr free. Frequently
q Might l would spEiaE OFT OF PEE. y seemed 70
recourse % every means In my power 70 dlglodgo
ne mueis ffom mytArost and bead before oeing
able e sleep 5ga.a; f9r = period iS oG ~ ysS;S ny
eouldNith difieulEy swallow. FINALLY consulted an
eminent surgeon IN regard 70 m operation on thefa,
Animation Saa aieePstiSa n mnjy;hsSSst e1aSSeSd Sy
had soIrri.a,eda and uaSalsdI ~ lung thatIeorEhh.
my gyIten began o the eHeetSofthS disease.
60 tnat ! ~ asIh: Kew RAG. and ShSssd SHSssS
s SaissS M e eSs shsaS tSIa sst " e 81 aSoRtsa p safs
ago, began the use Of S~ASToRD's RADICAL .CuRE
ron oAT1RRl., AteE usl1E The 1rSt bottle ! begAn
my head "a had aetinoWni il lobe for year. il
seRptd, nv eoEgG q thrts dsags: ByusinE e "a
ingofmy tonsils, so thAttheys 0onc ceased 70 trouble
tho buEzing noises In myhead ceased. mr. ienses OF
seeing and ofheAFtng were completely restored,
q every symptom ofdlsease that had reduced me
20 tho verge Of the grave disappeared by the us0
OF 6AHToID's HADIcAL CrHH ron CNTAIRit
! have been thus explicit because. q u druggist,
IhAyo seen o great deal OF suffering from CAtlFrh,
and hope 70 convince many that this 10 . great
remedy.
practbed by the best phyGicIans, and have consult.
cd the most eminent about my case. | have used
every kind OF remedy and apparatus that hare ap-
peared during Q paftod Disk Year, past, and have,
while following their use, taken great care OF my
general health, but obtained no relief or encourage.
BosToS. Fe6. i, iS5. GEO. +. DINsMoRR.
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SUFFOLK, q. Feb. =, 49,
Thea personally appeared the said George Y.
Dlnsmofe, and made oath that the foregoing state
ment By him subscribed ID true. Before me,
SETH J. THOMAS, Justice ofthe Peace.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-11

Two NOTED GRAVE RoBBERs. - Our
readers will remember the account given in
these columns Of the robbing of the grave
Of the Hon, Scott Harrison, in Ohio, last
May, the body being found in the dissoct.
ing room Of the Ohio Medical College.
Public indignation justly brands any man
AS a scoundrcl who will rob the grave of
the dead. But there are two noted grave
robbers in the country, so far from being
the subjects Of the peo-
pies wrath, are universally laudcd
for their virtues. The reason is plain.
While the former class steal the dead bodies
of our loved ones to submit them TO the dis
secting knife, these only rob the graves to
restore the living victims to our hearts and
homes, Their names-Dr. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery and pleasant Purgatiye
Pellcts-are household words the world
over, The Golden Medical Discovery cures
consumption, in its early stages, and al
bronchial, throat and lung affections.
Pleasant Purgative Pellets are the most val.
liable laxative and cathartic.
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DEMOCRATIC ANNOUNCEMENTS.
HON. WILLIAM j. ALLEN.


Columbus Pope county, Monday September OF
Azotes Church Grove, one and half miles back
of Bay City, Tuesday September 10th.
Cnionville Massac county, Wednesday, Septem-
her nth, at O'Clock.
Union School House, Massac county, Wedncs-
day, September 18th, at : O'Clock p. IN.
New Columbia, Massac county, Thursday, Sep
TENDER 12th, at o'clock.
Joppa, Massac county Friday, September 18th, at
O'Clock.
Metropolis, Massac county Saturday, September
18th, at O'Clock
Chester, Randolph county, Thursday, September
10, at l2:30p.m.
Stecle's Mills, Randolph county, Friday scptem
her ~, at / pm.
Baldwin, Randolph county, Saturday September
2latlp.m.
Carerville, Williamson county Tuesday, Septem-
Der 81 ut ; pm.
Puy's Mills. Williamson county, Wednesday,
September % at pm
Grassy Precinct Williamson county, Wednesday
September % at pm.
Sulphur Springs Williamson county, Thursday,
September " at pm.
Saline Precinct, Williamson county, Thursday,
September 20 at pm.
Crab Orchard williamson county, Friday, Sep.
TENDER 2, at pm
Northern Precinct, Williamson county, Friday,
September 2, at ppm.
Lake Creek, Williamson county, Saturday Sep.
TENDER ~ at pm.
Herrlns Prairie Williamson county, Saturday.
September ssat ppm.
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THE sickness in the Porter family, living
in swampy location about two miles from
this city, has created considerable excite.
ment and alarm among our people Many
Of them believe it genuine yellow fever, but
this conclusion does not seem to be alto
gether justified by scientific diagnosis of
the cases and consideration of the pecu-
liar surroundings of the family. The Por-
ter residence is about two miles from the
upper levee, and has pond Of stagnant
water in its front and swamp in its rear.
The man who settled the place lost nearly
all his family by malarial fever, and his
colored successor was driven from the
place by persistent assaults of bilious fever
on himself wife and children. Mr.. Porter
nearly died from the effects of malarial
attack since he became the occupant of the
place, and his family are now falling vic
Tins of the same disease. In all probable
ity, the Porters would be suffering and dy
Ing from the effect of malarial poisoning
even if yellow fever were not epidemic
South Of us and very close TO our doors.
But. if we admit that the Porters are down
with yellow fever, there is nothing in the
admission that need give to the people of
Cairo unreasonable alarm. The Porter
place is two miles from the cross 'levec, and
if our officials act with prudence we have
no more to fear from the existence of the
fever there than at Hickman, They should
isolate the Porters, and the good people of
our city should by volunteering their SER
vices--by sending to Mr.. Porter and his
stricken household medicine, provision etc.
render unnecessary the daily presence of
that gentleman in the city-at the post.of.
fee, groceries and dry-yoods stores,
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City Officers.

Mayor-llcnry Winter.
Trua,urcr-B. +. Parker
Clerk, b. Phillis.
Lounselor-Wm Il. Gilbert.
Marshall. ID. After.
Auorncy-W q, McGec
Police Magstate-J, j. Bird.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
First Ward-Geo locum, VIM. O'Callahan.
Second Ward-Wood Wttenhousc, \. b, Thistle
wood.
Third Ward--W. p Wright. John Wood
Fourth Ward-Chares q. Paicr, d. j. Foley.
Fifth Ward-T, W Halliday, Chas Lancaster.
County Officers.
Circuit Judged j. Baker.
Circuit Clcrk-J. A. Reeves
County Judge-R. :. locum.
County Clerks j. llumm,
County Auorney-W. c. Mulkey.
County Trcasurcr-A. j. Alden,
Sherift-Pctcr Saup.
Coroner-k Flt2ge-a.C.
County Commiss !one-s-T. W Halliday. y.
Brown, Geo. W, Sammons.
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CHURCHES.

4 FRICAN VI. E.-Fourtecnth street. between
"a Walnut and Cedar streets: services Sabhdh II
a. m and $50 p. M; sunday School 80 p. M.
CHRlSTlAN-E Eighteenth street: meeting Sab.
- bath 1890 p. M; preaching occasionally
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER--t Episcopal
y Fourteenth street; Morning prayers (Sahnth)
1920 a. m; evening PRAYERS, 100 p. M: sabbath
school a. m. Rev. St j. DillOn-Lee, Rector.
ElRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
l Preaching at 1890 A. M 3 p, m, and 7:30 J. m.
Sabbath school at go p. IN. Rev. T. j. Sbpres,
pastor.
I UTHERAN-Thirtcenth street: services Sab.
IL bath II a. m. and 100 p m; Sunday scho,l a.
IN. Rev. Duerschner, pastor.
NETHODIST-Cor Eighth and Walnut sweets
vi Preaching sabbath 1880 a. m. and : !. m:
prayer meeting, Wednesday $50 D. m: Sunday
school, p. m. Rev. A. p Morrison, pastor
DRESBYTERIAN-E Eighth street; preaching on
i sabbath at 1890 II. m and 1902. m; lrsyer
meeting Wednesday at ,:3O p. m. sunday School
at ?. m. Rev. b, Y, George, pastor.
SECoND FREE-WILL BAPTIST 49, Fifteenth
- street between Walnut and Cedar streets. ser
vices sabbath at and 1880 p. m
CT. JOSEPH'S-(R Catholic Corner Gross
- and Walnut streets: services sabbath 10 80 a
m; sunday School AT 2 p m; Nesp r.. p. m; ser
vices every day at p. m
CT. PATRICk'S-,Ro Roman Catholic) Corner Ninth
- street and Washington avenue; services Sab
bath and 10 Il. M: Nespers p, m. Sunday School
p. m; services every day at p. IN. Rev. f. label
priest.
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tional reports to the contrary are without
foundation. Everybody can attend the fair
this week with the utmost safety"

Ok Monday last two inches of snow fell
in Wyoming Territory, One inch-a half, or
even quarter inch from Cairo to the Gulf
would make millions of hearts happy by ar
resting the progress Of the yellow fever
plague. But we must wait for days and
even weeks; and IN the meantime the
plague will be busy at its terrible work of
death dealing.
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OySTERs.--lIary Walker receives in
good order daily by express the best Select
Baltimore Oysters, which he is ready to
serve in any style day or night He will
also dispose of them by the can at the low
est prices Do not fail to call at the Crystal
Saloon.
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THE Benton Standard, of the eth inst

THE Benton Standard, of the eth inst,
contains the following:
Mr. Josh Manns boy, Robert +, Mann aged
about sycars, died very suddenly on last Monday
The boy was taken with chill, and did not seem
to he very sick. He laid down on the bed and soon
afterwards raised up TO yomit. He vomitcd pure
blood, and when his mother laid him back on the
pillows he was dead, His father thinks that in
vomiting he must have bursted bloodyesscs, and
bled to death almost instantly Robert was a
strong bright boy. and the community will sympa
thize deeply with the bereaycd family.
If that case had occurred in Cairo the
alarm of yellow fever would have spread
with the rapdity of lightning.
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THE Farmer and Fruit Grower of Anna,
under portentous heading, says; "The
county fair will be held us advertised, and
the great show will be atJonesboro as stated.
There is no danger of the yellow fever, us
our latest adyices state there is not cas-, in
the State Of Illinois. Therefore, all scnsa-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-11

THE Democratic ticket of Union county
is; For Sheriff, George Barrinpcr; for
county commissioner, William Eayes. for
coroner, Willis Angel. This is strong
ticket, and will be elected by large
majority.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois
'rhos. Nally, Editor.
Democratic Nominations.

FOR STATE TREASURER.
EDWARD L. CR0NKRIrE, of stephenson
FOR SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL NJ. ETTER, OF Mclean.
FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT, SOUTHERN GRAND
DIVISION,
JACOB o. CHANCE, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF THE APPELLATE COURT, SOUTHERN
GRAND DIVISION,
JOHN @ HARTMAN, of Alexander
FOR CONGRESS EIGHTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
W. j. ALLEN, of Jackson.
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SENATORIAL DIS
TRICT.
T. W. HALLIDAY, of Alexander.
+. 7. ROBINSON, Of Jackson.
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Hon. WILLIAM J. ALLEN, Democratic
candidate Tor congress, is industrously
working among the people. Wherever he
goes he receives from Republicans assur.
ances of support,