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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-29
InsOIVent Notice
STATE OF TENNESSEE, Shelby Conway
QFFICR COUNTY COuRT CtrpV

STATE OF TENNEssEE, SHELBY Couyrv.
VFFICE COUNTY CouRT CLERK.
S7s51, +. 6-To A. HatChett, Admit tSoV;
W &C: Foster, deceased. 'rator OF
ii AVlNd suggested the insolvencv NJ a..
IL estate ofW. @. c. Foster. de sency q the
are hereby ordered to give notice, by DYER; yUu
said s u some newspaper publishedwithin the
Of Shelby county, for all persons bsU GGOr
t tbsl sam against INST sad AZ estate, to appear and lie
authenticated in the manner nrescUihnt court
on or before the 18th day Of NoyembsSr'o y 1sso.
ond my claim not filed on or before said dsy'
or before an appropriation of the fnuds ~
ssatd estate IS made, shall be forever barPeI'
both in law and equity, V ""lreu'
May, 1880. 'niS llln Jay OK
BYH. b. CULLEN, b. G.. In Vlerk'
Notice is hereby given TO creditors
quired by the foregoing order. NAV II I % re-
A. HATOHETT'
50 6874 so " poster, dec'd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-29

Business men will find it to their
interest to have all their job printing
done at the PUBLIC LEDGER Office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-29
Ibis the 18th day of May, 1880.
% 70 ol o. ), M. COLEMAN ]. p
ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate

Nt tyz I'd H;S% rCIlme Court of Shelby coup-
yS; J; A. Anderson, ct al, etc., ct al.'
Il virtue of an interloeutorv doo..
9atb SaMss ,, ehter ed IN the above cause on tSs
SELL ssH,T AZ p 1i5H DAY Syot Of March, iSse, 1 viii
der. in front Of the clerk and ma nlsnest bid
courthouse onn of Shelby county, Mem Udis'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-29

And you are armed against disease. Tho
finest tonic for this purpose is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, which renders digestion
easy and complete, eounteracts biliOusness,
and keeps the bowels in order, and so genial
and beneicient are its effe cts that not only is
the body inviEorated and regulated by its
mind.
For sale by all druggists and dealers pener-
ally. k7b
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-29
MEDICINAL.
1OUIsvILLE. KENTUOKY
ChanCsrY Sale Of Real Estate.


Chancery Court of Shelby eounty-R. No. 2O4
SGeo. Gillian VS.. A. M. P. DeLagutrey.
Rf virtue of an interlocutOry decree for
~ sale, entered in the above cause on the
nth day Of February, 1880, NJ 26, D, 1876,
viii sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, in front Of the clerk and masters
once, courthouse o Shelby county, Memphis,
tennessee, now known as the Taxing Dis
trlet OF Shelby county, on
Saturday, May Goth, 1850,
within legal hours, the following descr;bad
tO-Wit: ~ AHH''
Beginning at the southwest corner of a tract
VI o!O acres being grant No. 2t,815 In range 6.
secuon l, ,ohelDy county, State of Tennessee.
NNInhlhg thence east to the west side or line OF
Easnoea aVenqei thence north with the west
nhe OF Nashoba avenue to the garden fence
now enclosing the residence of thas. Patton:
tnence west TO the southwest corner of said
garden teneei thence northWardly along fhe
west line OF the garden fence and orchard
fence, and parallel with the west line Of the
osy ACRES tract to the north boundary line of
sald Nashoba tract in section 2; thence west
to the northwest corner of an $50 acres trscf
ana the northwest corner of the NashnbS
tract; thence south 60-40 chains To the santho
vest corner of said $50 acres tract, being SSsnt
no. Soli thence east 1905 chains to n sfaEa.
Inence soutn Sl-SO chains to the beginning.
The above may be sold according IN n nlo -.
su6-division by the Clerk and Master. wb;cJI
VIII pc made known on day of sale.
Ierms OF sale: On a credit Ofseyen montbs n
purchaser executing note with approved ~
curlty; lien retained, redemption barred,
X. }. BLACK, Clerk and Msstar.
MP Eag5ngtonn. sol. for compl't.
tx o. o. N 40
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-29

Saturday Evening May 30, 1850
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-29
InsoIvent Notice.

CT d I. puLLEN. Secretary.
, 1880-06-05
THE RECORD.
CALLED TO ORDER

PRAYER uf THE HEv. AHTtTuN L1TfLks
Tho Convention was cnllnl u order Ut quar-
ter " II by tho Chairu.A,,s bir. 1IOMs. As usual
thore was considerable noEso au,l confusion, ahl
some Ittiu doluy III gettfng tn urIcr.
Tho Cbalr-Tliu Convention witt cs'sne 10 oFlst'
Oonrldmeu will picasc to tako their srata aas
Roy. Mr.. Little, ut Chiengo, Will oIar prayer.
i Tho rpvereud gentleman cAll,u fOrWanl' aa'
ninilo the following prayer;
Lot us unito In p.1tycr. Almighty oo" Nv
Everlasting FAthor, va rectHn!zc Thee III !s
nuthor Ut all life, ut all tight, ur al puTes. As
cept, VIC entrcAt Thee, tho hrarty cH"ftss1oam.
I'LL our sins. tho henrty acknowledgment o. ."
THY tretctea. 'Vouohshfe unto thts c.tseftts, \,
-wu toseoeh Thee, Almighty God, thIs day. us
i'll dolIberAtIonA, tho spirit Of wx:oin, Ot ate".
tim, ut sound mind, Ut equity. nf nntiElR'a
rltrlntlsu. and guido them In NIL tholr t'cossa.
tions TO such m issue US shall 10 h0uor,blet
and acceptable to tho people. who have chan.u
them with this high service, aud whose tetsahS i,
they aru.. Wu ASK thtK and I'LL t,tbor hesHlnar e.nr
tue nau1b 1f Christ, Our I.1ru And lke"tsp''"
S"tnq irroyeront indlvidnnl In tho gae1;, !s;,
stNrteA llttl0 wayo Of nplalsc, as tGe fsr Is,.h
Of 1t wpa that It tthlly ended In u lhtc lansA
throughout tho Snllerlta, ,o,
The Chntr-Tht Convention VIII ho y ,n'rn. u,..s,
SOats within tho space allotted to th0 loahssn h..n
tlO1 on the right mud sett latu lat,u',,ntieu
nsaiEncd to c0ntIatAnts. Tho rsesuktntptiSbs kst ibs
IL that all ptrsOns standing. except ~ t tSs
urAse ot takinv part Ii. the bllslt!es* o. .@
hctnbura OF tho Convention will ruta1n ~"
NeQtH.
, 1880-06-05

Cntero,, nlid 1ngnn nj thu heMd. nnl 1hirdty
mechanical. Tho cheering ts'tlt!nttsl 10 long As
II bcoomC anprotnoy rrslns,ltita, II 'i!eRrfto 10
tho mnt,aGGra. and M Insult to Tie dignity Ut
tho cnnyn,itinn. HtrIps Ut lnMrds wcro 'lach 10
ls,slnl sc,lts, n,ll men Jumped ,it' ind down with
nli tlo,r might, not with excitement, bit with n
rurMAa to prulong tho noise anA cotiftaloii. ".
ilcpuhl!cNn Convention was uvor before. tho
sccrc of such dtsgruccful proceedings.
Finally. tho nrow.l lcrnu tn sing. Tho singing
commenced III tho Now York delegation.
Tic wholo scoi,u was rlRiinnd ~ 4 last acspor-
nto cxpcdtont ia sdyo the failing fortunes of tho
thtrt-term can,ildnio. IL WIS stich II Bcone AZ
might l,nvo occurred In Notnc lii tho Inst
.luys Of tho Empire, or III Frnnro IN
tho ttmo OF tho Colntn,,to. Tho
whole urnnt crowd, OF tho iloor md It,
tho galleries, cootly turned 'tsolf Into mob
with tho s0lo PURPOSE Of howl!ng. And tho
bowling expressed nothing hit rssHo IN Wow Or
tlght, solncpody clilcd for three cheers for
lilnnc, which being Hlvcn. tho applause
drowned tho Grant mon nut Il. nj, Instant, md
tbon 1t suosnc,l rs II panicnonilln hul bccn let
lOusr upon enFtt1, such MI lnfof1lhl Aln was
probably novor bct0ru llcard this eldo Tho ftl-
fur1,l regions, for tho Dalno pouplc constituted
1T lcnst wo-thtrtls Of tho vast audience, and
thcy weru disposed to tAko thotr full rpvessgc.
IN thinking to onrry tho CunyciltIGn By storm.
tho trans managers recknftcd without thuir
hDst. Not n stEn Of tho 1rnnt noise WIS left.
tho nlnluo men held hnilspntcd control VI tho
| crowd.
After tho suhAldcnco Of tho notso, storrs re-
su,nc.l his spacch uros,py'ng tho rotnainlny four
| minutes ut hs ti,nc In Il very elniuont I,crura-
| ton, which hAd nothing to DO, Of ccnrse. With
tho pcsdfnH question.
Couvcr askc.l unanimous consent for Robert
| g. Ingersoil tn clnsc for tho contestants. TiiF
0rnnt ncn rcfusuA to nllUw him 10 speak. not
w[thssatnlIns hu IL proxy hc!rgnte.
I Pxcy, at California. 1hAy ZOE tho floor
amid much confuAlor, attt denounced tho latt
striles ns II dtsgrnco tn tho American, l'co1'fc
and ns only worthy Of tho lteiyn OF Terror II
| FrltlCG.
Duttorwnr1h also n,nsl0 coneoltng speech
nnl moved un adjournment until ttls morning
Mt 10 o'clock. The molten was lost by vtv'
voco vntu. but tho rpl!-cnll was demanded. n1ls
tho adjournment dlefeMted by IL vote nf D53to 11l
The question rrcurrcd on tue motion 10 Atlop
tho .nn}t,rity rupurt Of tho Credentials Cutn'nIt
too. cessna. OF Pennsylvania, moved to dsvId
tho 1,1cs.tun, 30 M to vuto on tho First Dlstro
ilrst IND tho othors second. Tho question WI
submitted Nflll lost.
, 1880-06-05
tho Convention nnl tho RMerLes ut tic rtuspCct

HF1US1Ct NL Htf lllk Hill IIld otte III hebeA"lH Nv
large frnsn tic Stntc Of 1llfn0ts contested. Tho
Committee h,lt1 ngrccd unanimously on h[s rlHht
IL hold tho sent. hut TINT wnB rot satisfactory.
Tho tender nn,a sensitive feelings Of "tlio Ecli-
tlcrnan from Jnckson County" woro deeply
wounded. Tic hnd tee1l tt,s,,tch hy bcfng come
rrlc41 to cntor tho Convention, III Il "rrov'alot,-
nj" ticket, niit1 tho presumption pf tho Con'titt-
tee OIL Crcdcntnls lit actl1tg ut nil upon tho cnso
presented to tho.n by tho Convention was
another insntt. lilo wns n1d1y chccr1l.
Mr.. Eungcr ti'srlattncst my purpose to reflect
tl,nn tiu,t. L,Ru,1. I'll Il tuORlstie speech, Int
pIsrccictl tn rctahrk TINT tho Committee wcro
required Il, rnss MtNltl tho right Of cvosy ilolc-
cute, high md Inv, 10 his sent in tho Convention.
There Is something worry pouuilur In tho slylu
nt{ t,,Ht,t,ur OF told Eunycr us no Ia familiarity
called In Washington. tIa elllnRIcs Of MI ar-
poncnt hnvu IN underlying vein Of sntitr III
thor, ~, dry and co,t'fca1 tlut they nro snne-
t,mcs misunderstood by bright men. 11u used
s,lcf fulso1nc innguugo, and wns solcmn III Ia
delivery, touching tho 8ront fNtnn nf 1Hnn that
| thu point VI tho joke WIS not Ubscrrc't ut trst
nut M he p!tcd adjective nron adjective, IN
| describing tho gentleman frnnr JdcksDn Cnuntf,
tho mud!cnoo boran to takc II, lts rcnl drnlllrss
mt, laughed md shouted until their s!1cs must
havp achu,,; n,ld when Mr.. Co,xcr sat own
thore was il whirswind of applause. iasttng SOW
| UrAl minutes.
! The misfortune of It was that It gnvc Gcn.
Logan another opportunity to ,ucelpy tho titnu
| f3ff IN
| cnssnn or pnnnaylvnnl. n mtmtpr uf tho
c,mmI.tnc. oyn,n.nctl Tn tha ,,7,tc uuuer,,l that
| IN urtton nf I'm Cotnm,ttcr ,yas unanimously
H. r"vor ~ Inn summary i1Isn,saat ut The 1.,rtu,-
rlni nHnst him an,l hss hsst~lntes, ai'l that it
ts,,o1 ,vlt, th,t avon. Finnlly. h,,wcvrr he wore
,,,,sa,ir mn o,,,l suhs,icd.
sr r,,o ,,,nv"1 to stro nut TINT norton Of the
uo,.nst .or.r4t,. N din ftn,r nuIn,tcs.,,, lnrre
rrt,u tho StNto Of ltIlnos. Mr. Cnnklitsg aup.
..na,, his oo1onnmc on,, ttn o,,cstton wr. M,.n,t
~ st ,,n,, ifnr,,.mi ~ f,uIirnruiu r1,sr tu
oano.., ~ ~ ,,n,tnv ~, nrv,,mont ~, TIM u,rrJts.
Xxx s,,tta o,nnn'. ntt,or tb,rra TINT ,liattn.
,,,,,.h"T Ia,yror nnncurcl hnft,r tbn {,o,nmIttoc
=. 1inn rr.,.,'s hahnlr unu Inrnn intcr-
n..ts., -. ' .,..t,,~ t,a, In ,,unnyrJ mn lawycr.
,w,.,..,,n.' T.,,Tr,1 ,.,t,rtn1 lint IN tnurt
o.as "p,,,,m; ~ tho a,tthnritv If rc,u,tf
~ .tt,s.,n, ~ .o,,r,unnt hi, cItcut The
u .n,. s",,r ,oo,, ,,,"" TINT thcr, wo. N, ,c,ui
i,a..'.,, ~ srrIw,,,,1I ~, tho ,ntl, of MMv.
s""t o".o" ~ - ,,t . h.n,s tha
, 1880-06-05

~, t1..,, IT.. ~ ,,,,s II ,,t1n.
dclphln convention. ln4n 1F"snp"'l n'lo eIcc
Icy expected III tho rov"it to 6acono tho i''aur'
,tut notnl,ur. tircptcy h,,ecet,ltsl, nn1 lost,
rr, ,tiv, ,,oewr,uu. ,rr,,tnlujl list It. nt,,l IL
nm .,,, r, ,,n, ,. ,,n,, WIN nr, ,,t,,,r
SILL iallltly fhsneu nlnoh9 lhcil w" "".o b"i,A
nru,inl with llRhtttnR-roI u, their henis+ wn1t-
inR for ltshtnus tn strtkc Int II cnn 10 said Of
thta shr,wd nl,f ,nnnlrr of l,rothpr Jonathan
n:,.',," ~. tn,n,,,. tint hc i. rim fnthcr nj
Ifuthnn'i. in'ht.y w. Nv - ~ ~ r,..s,n.. ~
tho Unltct, stntos, whether girl or hoy, bceh,lac
lin fntnn1t4 g,,fyrnna women 6ro a00l1 OF tho |
sas @ ,a...,
pimsi"tm: a,. A.. .,u,.,,-
,nr raS "ar a, F canveation % Of 500 1"Ieaacs M nny
Of whom wore slavcholdcrs twenty ytnrs agn,
aaa III INC psesehee 81 ~" sp1ota's. ~, ~. ~"
ol wso'n navo pfaot.cN'y f.a''1Sa .' .a' ".a."s ,
lnnkIno tnulnttp IN arncnl, Int tl,o orrlcn Of
.,,,. ,,,,n., IN Nm cor IN I'M, contru.t ar
wn'ks'H upm tno p'ntlutH u" '.'o eu,."n. r.." . W.
hundreds uf rciltct', high. .tono'' pale i"ccs was
snurr thin lie Guild etnnd. llo ldoke4l crushed
nhnut I'm sku,,. muddy at co!ur md slthnt,l
t,',., ;,n". t,,.1,rn, III r4unnitnt IN
, 1880-06-05

ton Ut LiElCOtu. 1t VIVA thu eln&D lu 1918 uIlu In
1s72 itl regard 10 GrAnt. vlherv waa 10 dtvIslon
either IN tho State or tho District Conventions
Thoro wis ITO opposition to Lincoln or ur.nt In
lSa0, lsass. Or 1BS.. Nut thoru u opposition to
uruut now. Nr. lsaum uttered 8anie very brpvo
thrcAts In roEard to tho elloct OF turning cut tho
slttl1g delcgates flo beloved 1t would ruin tho
Republican purity to scAt tho chosen luIegItus
OF tho districts. Tho nutllence didn't aYrce With
tho Commissioner OF Internal llGvonuo.
After having ml.llc u very diyjuintou and In
cOhcrcnt spcech, Alr. ll.un 1uAtlo frantic up.
ponl for Justice, md suBsIded.
by general co,lsUnt tho Hon. Elliott Anthony
appeared for tho oontostanta in Il tcll-luinuto
speech. He ut unCo afFaigncd nauIn rs per-
yertcr Of history, III tho assertion thnt It hul
haon tho practice Of the BtAtc Conventions In
llltnoa to ohooso dolGgates to National Conyen-
ttona, and ho proved It, tsso. Mr. anthony made
vHry powerful 0ryumont, supporting bis posi-
lons by the record Ut Illinois Conventions from
1ad " the present usno, and showing perfect
uniformity vt praottea by tho selection Ut tele-
K,ltea " the NHtional Convention by dIs-
trcts. ttaun interrupted h!u., hut ho rs-
fused to yield. A IolcRato Askod
hln II no h4l not ynld that ho would not vdto for
dun. Graut II tmnEpatel Ho promptly rospo,,tl-
1l Not thAt henot only uoSor salu 10, but Auyer
thought Of lolng Sol TINT he would vote for tho
nominee Of tlas Convention, whooyer ho mtght
be. Tho conclusion Ut Mr, Anthony's speech
| was Rreotod with lamoilso applalse,
Thu lion, Emery A. Btorrs followed ME. A,.-
thony. Dir. Ht0rrs stated at tho uutsot That the
Ftrxt Htxoud aId Third Districts of Illinois guye
II Da,aserAtle majority Of II. .0no twp ycura aHu.
lIut how h0 arrived ut this fart ~ " Ia ,ltillult
to conceive, for tho thr1o lstrtots ua.s,t,d ars
| HOW represented in C0i9tesa by throe llvpubliu-
ans. Tho stutultlont WA 1nndo To Yofutu tho ua-
| sertion Ut .tnthony, that tho tah dstrll,chlsul
dlssracts constitute tho Republican purity of tho
, 1880-06-05


further unnecessary delays, uud urged thut
there should be u 1tmlt--On0 hour-to tho dis
eussan Of the pondlng caso. lle modified the
uotion to halr an hour.
A delegate fratn California seconded tho
motion, nil denounced tho delays which h.l at
tcndnd thu proceedings III for u purpose.
:, Mr.. conkl!nx suggested that tho time bo d.
vldol elaully bctwoon tho opposing parties.
Forty minutes, equally divided, WIZ axreSd
,lpon. flftcun minutes wis Gonsumcd III ro-
llnelny tho mutton to writing. The question,
hUlnH put, WIS uarrlcd unnultuuualy.
Corxcr tt>ok tho floor Tor tho tnaIor!ty report.
Iie Showed TINT tho only ground OF the oxclu-
BOn OF HAPPIER. Wnrnes, and smith WIS tho tact
ut tholr refusal 10 support ueu. urant Comgcr
vcntiun u sustain tho right Ut districts 70 direct
n,ld untrAsnmeictl representation.
Turner, Ut AlnuaEna, sl'oku for the sitting
nlenltNrx- lilo hAl tho uall for tho Suite Co,l-
ventton 1T AlMlna renl, at,d ntAle tho point
that there wore no District Conventions hcl! IIo
explained that tho delegates rctlFc,l by Districts
unlur al Instruction, and rpporto4l " tho Com
vUt,tltn tho nanlos OF delegates,
4 mississippi cuipre<i luIeyate mndo the poEut
by Il question ttAt the cAll fur Ito Convention III
Alabama wAs 1natia subsequently, tn that for tho
National Convention, suggesting tiu1t the Infer.
elluu that tho elcoti0n OF delegates By at1clx l-
caspo binding under tbs authority ut the M.
tonal Committee call.
lfacy, OF Now York, Of Doeoher trla! fans,
WIS uDeierstood to speak for the stting members,
but hls uttsrancc was 10 rapid that tho llno OF
his argument could scarcely be followed.
Gen. Batemau, Of Chic, spoke tor the contest.
ants. lIo waA clear and fofublo, making his
ohiee point on the caso oe AapIsr. lie tilusts.tl
the ca4o by that Of Ohio, whoao delegation Il
known TO he divIdoti. but which woul4l not hava
been divided had tho btato Convention assumed
to eontrs'l aud violate the wishes of distsluis.
LIZ pronounced tho proposition to a1lirm the
, 1880-06-05

Thou ClnytDtIt Of ArkAtlsus, OtftFLtl the minor
isy report Tho report disputed tho general
proposition Of tho unjorIty report III toto Hut
by implicAuou II admitted the tlsttcp Of district
representation, md only objected to 1t II; tho
present case ou tho ground thut tho action If
tho majority wlta IN tho nature Of Nh OK. .uost
faoto r.lic.
Tho minority rcnort vgs ourc,,,lv wr,ttor I'M,
forrtble in nru,,mrnte Ilut II i,"to, .,,", oI1. |
uumnt5e chur,rtor Whit dtsttnvn,uhcI .ho ~ -.
mort of tho tunjnrItv. Ar,nr1n1l,. o,,ho,ah .hu
t,rnnt orttun. warn m vIo,,. t,s .rnss ~ ~
uortupity IN o an tcrr4. s1, ~,
fho rcn,,inv wn. o',,n,,,r,,,t...,,. a,.,i ~.
f,II.heo. ,,r,, ~ TN r...,,.ur us,s".. .ta' h.''
WIN rcn,, ,,,a ts,,,,r. r,s,., .,"a
vnyo IN Il nj, ria ,,nirt h ',,,,t o.',',.o,, ',s
fu,,i IN croto mud, ~ .omu"t,on ',,;,,. ~. ~
tho fart NJ n, ,,sr+,st n,',.,s,,..,o,, o"'s NV ~
stntnmrnt nf tta r.,,v,rt t,n,,htn,. .' ,,,,.,a's
contra, thut t,,orr ,.,s ,,o+ T., y""t 49,, ,,t. s.s
tho ctuk t,n,tntv Cnnvant,o, ,.,s s'"ot",i LII,
ycry brf,n s,n,to i, ~, .s"i,orns ~ wv. n. M"
.,.tI .,.,1..',, ~ 1,I., Wv 7e ~ "tA' uu"s
,h,t this s,.tnat ~ ~ a4a.. ama sy .,
thm. thov hn', hs,,, T., ~ "a,'.',,,o va .as, VI
fnr.nutt. nr r,s,nr"h"nsr,. ,to ,,,,a,t ~ ~
,1nt events Hn,, II ,,,',,n"s, ,br. ~
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-26
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
GENERAL ITEMS.

Stage Of river feet II inches; fall of
. inches in the past "a hours.
The Golden Rule was drawing feet,
and towed her barge. She left for the
Ohio river at noon yesterday.
The Ste. Genevieve had good trip for
St. Louis, and the Maude was well laden
for Memphis.
The dispatches from Vicksburg report
the Paris c. Brown coming up on one
wheel! There is slight suspicion that
the Brown never had any more,
The Scudder should be here this morn
ing for New Orleans Geo. Baker resumed
his position in the Office OF the Scudder this
trip, Capt. n. B. Fowler returning to his
farm in Illinois to await the pleasure Of the
Centennial.
The Anchor Line has found il neces-
sary 10 put in another boat TO Memphis. In
future there will be four packets in the
trade making nine day trips. The Mem
phis business from St. Louis has assumed
large proportions.
The Fannie Tatum went to Paducah
yesterday, and will return this morning for
ST Louis. The report that she would 20
into the LAGRANGE and ST. Louis trade Is in
correct. She will in the future make
weekly trips between Paducah and St.
Louis, there being too much business to
admit Of semi-weekly trips.
The Idlewild came through Tuesday
night and the B. W. Cook last night. No
tice is hereby given that the Idlewild has
not laid up, and will not for the present.
This column has had SO many different
stories about it from, of course, undoubted
@ authority, that this notice is deemed
important. She is being trained for race
with the Pittsburg.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-26
PRICES CURRENT.

NoTE-The prices here gwen are Tor sales from
fret hands IN round lots. An advance IS
charged for broken Tote II filling orders.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

0DNtNS IL Stop sub Bass Oct. Coupler,
Onu 40 Nox Celeste and Nox Hamana.
-Seui Oh Iris. warranted. only 80.
Pispos slaj MP Catalogue free. Acsress Daniel
= Realty Washington. j.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-26
MEDICAL.
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Ifynu are suffering fromI poor health or iEnElifA.
jug OIL bed OF sickness Fake cheer. for
Hop Bitterlwill Cure You.
Ifv0u are simply E!!ingIi yOg feel weak and
displrted, without clearly knowing Why
Hop BittenWill Revive YOu.
II Won are q minister knd have oyeTtAXed your
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ont with care and work
Hon Bitters VIII RestOre I0u
lfyou are O man Of blsyness, weakened by The
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;ers toilng over yOu1midIight work.
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Ifyou are Young, GndEuferiug from any indis-
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Hop Btters willlRelieye Y0u.
Iiyol sre IN the work IshOp. on the farm, at the
desk. Anywhere, and Fee Ehat your syrtem heeds
cleansing, t0niug OF siim Iuating without in,eIi'
eating.
Hop Bitters iJWhat You Need
ifyOl are old, and yOltpllse u ieeo!e, your
nerves unsteady and yogjfsculties waning,
Hop Bitters willt1ve Won New Life
andIyigOr
Hop Bi,ters Nanuiac Eturirg Company,
RoehesterJNew York.
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M A LII
The New Food
MALT BITTERs COMPANY.
Medicine.
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l)Feeble and Exhausted Constitutions win Vo
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in,oTicants innoceutly "lsbeled. MALT BlTTERs
appeal 10 popular confidence because prepared
fiom Unfermented Malt, Hops aud quinine, ana
other precious ingredients. according 10 the
process OF Liebig, and are rieher IN lhe
elements that restore 20 permanent
health the weak, eopvslescent, eonsump
tive. over worked. nervous, sleepless, dyspeple,
ot Mali or Medicine The genuine are plainly slgn.
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pITT'ERS COMPANY, BOSTON MASS.
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course OF this medicine Will restore the lost iunc-
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fore was dependency and gloom The SPECIFIC
Medicine is being used with wonderful sue
GEES.
Pamphlets sent free TO all. Write for them and
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Price, Specific. 81 90 per package, or six pack.
ages for S. on. win be sent by mail on receipt u
money, Address all orders,
j b. SIMPSONS MEDICINE CO.,
Noe. ll4 and JOG Main ST., Buffalo, y. Y.
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o 777 AY EAR and expenses to
~ agents. Outfit free Address. r.
" o. VICKERY, Augusta. Maine
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or. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL, Law
NDepartment OF Washington University, Four
tecnth Annual term commences Wednesday,
October 49, 1880 Course OF study two annual terms
seven months each Students admitted to senior
class on examination. Tuition, $50 per term. Adj
dress, HENRY HITCHCOCK, Dean of Faculty.
81. LOUIS.
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