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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-07
SPECIAl. NOTICE.

u you have any idea of buying a
Dr>,,- do not Wait until the Season ar
rIves Tor It's use before ordering il, but
send III your orders at ,ncc. A great
M nv do not take into consideration
that il takes a week, and some. ines
two, to tr .nsport from factory TO desti-
nation; neI,h.r do they consider that
we may not ue able to nil orders as last
as they come in. The difficulty has al
WAYS been. that anu agents
wait until they want TO use the Dryer,
8 nd in their orders just at the time
when We are rush, Il, and cannot NIL our
orders. Send Tor ii cular.
ZIMMERMAN FRUIT DRYER CO.,
CINCINNATI, 0
8 w est Sth St.
n,nar in writinp tn them
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-07

CoIToN SEED CoMPoST. My method
this last season has been to combine cot,
ton seed with stable litter, dltfusing the
two thoroughly and made into heaps OF
four or Ave tons each. ehveloping them
with six or eight inches of earth: This
x,s done two months before the time Re
ouired for use. think the result VIII
he a WELD Of double what otherwise
would have been produced, and by com
bining q small quantity OF common salt
and potasq with the above ingredients
the availability Of the compost would be
further improved. The cost OF tins com
post would not exceed SIS OF $40 perton,
as in two days with ten hands can put
up fifty tons. '-Planter, M0btle, Ala.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-07
Over 1900 in Use
LABOR SAVING.


The Dryer is simple in construction.
A child Of IL wears can run 1t as sue
cessfully as an adult The racks being
light, are easily handled, and are so
constructed tina " e have a continuous
passage for the dampncss or moisture
10 pass from lower to top, obVlatlng the
necessity OF changing the racks. BUT
little labor if requiI ed to run II, ana
with . good parer and curer all immense
amount Of fruit can be dried with little
work.
PORTABILITY.
Our Dryer is portable and can be
used in the orchard, yard, kitchen,
porch or cellar. If used in the house,
all that is necessary Is to d the
pipe nto the chimney.
FIRE PROOF.
1t is FIRE proof, as all the fire is con-
tanned in the furnace, and nothing out
hot air passes into the house. we
claim the machine can not be burned
down. the wood part being entirely Gov
ered with iron, and a passage OF air be-
tween il and the furnace, makes 1t hre-
Or Jof. We have never had q machine
lurn down.
ECONOMY.
1t requires but a small amount OF
fuel, beng SO constructed that every
particle of heat generated is utilized.
Economy is one of our principal claims.
Coal can be used, but our experit II e Is
that it generates too much heat. b we
sugges t the use of wood; SO little is re-
auired, that ev n in coal countries,
suffi cient can be obtained.
In IL machines of 1882 are embodied
the results OF fifteen years experience
in the manufacture of Dryers, and We
not only know them to be the best II
most practical machines OF this class,
but can safely cay that if parties who
buy our Dryers will carefully carry out
the instructions given them, as to dry
ing, bleaching, asserting, packing and
marketing the products, they cal not
only ave their fruit, but will be able to
realize out of their sales remunerative
prices. Soliciting your orders, II
promising prompt attenti IL to the
same
From the vii, of Hon. JOIN. Sh. lehman,
Ex-Secretary of the T. easury.
MASsFIEI u, ONO.
81 will say for your satisfaction, that
l have thoroughly tested your machine
as a Baker as well as a Dryer and 1t
works beautifully"
CECELIA :.
WV. p. COOPER, Of Pana, Ill. under
date of oct 9TH, says: 81 hav just re-
turned from our State Fair, where / ex-
hibiteG ytrr No 2 Dryer, and was
awarded silver Medal for the best
Fruit Dry er, which WAS the high,s
premium offered. 1 40 not wish TO
speak boa,tIngly, but l believe l can
say that it gave entire satisfaction to al
that examined it. A Ii the h, ads OF the
various departments wer, un aninous
in the opinion that it des rived the first
premium" SIR. Cooper Furthermore
says: 81 have rua the ld-n Dry err and
l can truth My say that / can produce
rs nice fruit ol yours II. theirs. | sold
my a is at Is but had / sent to
WashbuIn 4 Son, or I. Is. " e.re ~
Co., l could have be ter
The PaciIc Rura' .4,es. : pit. 10, 1881.
(COmmunicated.)
FRUIT D..YING XPERIENGF.
SAN RANClsCo, Sept ;, 1851.
Editors Press:-l bought. Il lew
weeks since, OF Ntssrs. l.lntUrth, Rice
To-, OF San Francirco, i Zinulermun
H lit and Vegetable Dry er, No ) L
n Il its merits immediately ut my
plaaSp Mention thtS
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-07

A HALF DOLLAR TRIAL. -Mr. Ernest
KIM. editor of the Fall River Mass
Su, thus disconrscs upon the merits Of
ST. Jacobs Oil hSufering with rheu-
matte pains was Didym as to reme-
dies. I read Of St. Jacobs Oil and said
here goes for u half dollar trial. [ bought
a hottie and before it was half used the
screw-wrench pains had gone and
+ronhled me uO longer"
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from the Toledo Blade.
Surprising Effects
OF EXTRACT OF CELERY AND
CHAAOMILE UPON THE
SYSTEM AND DIGESTIVE
ORGANS.
As Invariably Produced by DR.. c..
W.. Benson's Celery and
ChamomiIo Pills.

Theyh have been tested time and time
again. and always with satisfactory re-
suits. This preparation just meets the
necessities Of the case. Let me state
lust what my Pills are made to cure,
and what they have cured and will cure:
Neuralgia. Nervousness, Sick Headache.
Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic Head
ache. Sleeplessness, Paralysis and Dys-
pepsia. These diseases are all nervous
diseases. Nervousness embraces ner-
vous weakness, irritation, dependency,
melancholy, and a restless. dissatisfied,
miserable state of mind and body, in
describab'e.
These are some of the symptoms of
nervousness; now, to ne fully restored
to health and happiness is q priceless
boon, and yet, for so cents, you can
satisfy yourself that there is a cure for
YOU, and for IS at the very furthest
that cure can be fully secured. These
Pills are all they are represented to be,
and are guaranteed to give satisfaction
if used as directed and will cure any
case.
Sold by all druggists. Price, so cents
a boy. Dept, lG6 North Eutaw st
Baltimore. Md. By mail. two boxes
for 81, or six boxes for $3.50, to any
address.
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Ladie. and all sufferers from neuralgia
hysteria, and kindred complaints, vii
find without a rival Browns Iron BIT
terc,
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ROOMS O
EALS soc.

At the solicitation of my numerous country
friends 1 have re-opened a H.
connection with my Hotel, where u good Lunch
will be furnished for IS cents; Oysters, when in
season. % cts.; 2 good bed, Is cents. Meals at
all hours! mar 'Sl-tf
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-07

SAN RANCIsCo, Sept 5, 1851.
Editors Press:-I bought. u lew
weeks since, OF Messrs. L~lntOrth, Rice
To-, OF San Francifco, i ZiInuuerIuuii
e lit and Vegetable Dry er, No 3 1
n ID its merits immediately 1T my
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-07

The Paci1c Kura, .4,es. = pit. 10, 1871.
Communicated
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G.. N. Critten'ou. Sole Wholesale
Agent for DIR. G.. w. Benson's Rsme-
ties, l15 Fulton ST., Now York.
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nFATTV'c Organs II stops, 500.
6cA J planes s!2s; Factory
iogue free. Address DAN Ell F. BEATTY,
Washington, N. ].
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snntvI. -. .. Day mn.e
an III. Il Hciliu. our NEW OC,EnOLb
rS$:$::..S $; : :$s & i ::S$s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-30
Dimmick, special, sl,9SG.5O: La Sail,

Load 7ar.-7Dimmiek, special. s,9aG5O La Sale,
Fridge Tar,-Adams, $1,000; Eagle, sl,GoOOo, spe.
ei9 tSGO MeTaen S59 HTa T pWSG9i Si so
SpeeS To'sn TaS%ottaSa ist special s5,56O "a
spescial, 5000 EgtIan6 tSO. -oo. o.,,,., 90.
library TdI.-Earl, l mil.
by supervisor. commissioners clerk. +aarscilIcs
North Utica.
Supervisor IIelmig presented the follow
ing resolution, which was on motion
adopted
Resolred, That the county clerk be gu
thorized to draw orders on the county
treasurer to the amount Of five thousand
dollars in favor OF the county agent, in
sums not exceeding five hundred dollars,
as he may need them for the purpose OF
paying county house expenses.
HENRY iiELMiG.
Supervisor IIelmig also presented the
following resolution, which Was On motion
adopted:
Your committee on paUpcrs would rec
ommend that Drs. Dyer and Ryburn be
appointed as county physicians for the en-
suing year at the same terms as last year;
also, that the said physicians he appointed
for the town of Ottawa, including the eth
ward, and the county Jail, under same
terms as last yeGr HENRY HELMIG,
Chairman.
Supervisor Hoge (Walter) presented the
following resolution, which was on motion
adopted:
BE IL Orlered, That the county clerk be
authorized tO cause The proceedings Of this
board at this session to be published III the
same way and on the same terms as adopted
at the last session.
On motion of Supervisor Fiaherty, it
was ordered that the clerk be authorized
10 draw lis orders on the treasurer IN IN
vur ui the several supervisors f1r th"ir
mileage and per diem.
On motion Of Supervisor Fiaheriy, 1t
~ ordered that when we adjourn we al
lurn till called together By the chairman
, this board
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-30

4 prominent politician from the west
who is staying for few days at the GIlsey
House, was handed telegram tie Other
night which read as follows:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-30
Il Confidence Game Mt the Hntels.
From the New York Tribune.


4 prominent politician from the west,
who Is staying for few days at the GIlsey
House, was handed telegram tie other
night which read as follows:
DEAR SIR: Please come to No. ---
- street at once. | want to see you
on business of the most urgent importance.
| would have called on you before this, but
have not had time, Do not fail to come at
once. G. Il. H.
The politician took the dispatch to The
hotel clerk and asked him who sen, it.
saying that he knew Of 10 one with those
initials.
1T Is only species OF blackmaIl, very
commonly attempted upon prominent
guests of the hotels IN this city, said ihc
clerk. The dispatches always come by q
regular messenger boy They ere all
couched in strong language, and imp'or
The person addressed to come 70 such and
such a number. They are always signed
with initials only. It 10 a confidence
scheme worked at all the principal ho;e's
in the city"
Inquiry was made by reporter at o
number of uptown hotels, and the clerks
all corrOOorated the statement Of the clerk
of the Gilsey House. You would be sur
prised," said one of them, at the number
Of sensible people who are victimlzed in
in this manner-men who have Travelled
all over the word--and IN one case knew
a hotel proprietor that was taken ia. The
number given in the note is always either
a fictitious one or else n house Of Illtamc.
In the first instance il IS the work Of banco
steercrs, who watch for their victim. When
they see him looking about for the number
they approach HIM and begin the TIE old
confidence lodges. But by far the greater
number of these notes come from the IN.
mates of disreputablc houses. Just now
the hotels are crowded with strangers, ana
these mIssIyes are dropped in thick and
fast
"DO any Of hesiCtims ever make com.
plant?'
Never. When they are swIudel the
fear Of publicity elteclially closes up their
mouths. These respectable old mea don't
want it to get OUT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-30

The difficult 'rsk of inducing the Veto
ria Regia, the giant water lily Of South
America, TO grow to perfection in the open
air IN this country has just been success
fully accomplished by y. ID. Sturteyan', Il
florist OF BOIdentown, \. j. The plant
has leaves six feet in diameter. On Non
day evening last it untulded its fret flower,
q creation Of great beauty, as it is believed
that 'he plant will continue to bloom !ol
several weeks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-30
LORENZO LELAND, Jr.,

EIN AL SE1"rL E,NI IGND.-EsrNTE or
Il DANIEL 5. EBERsoL, DECEAsED.--NOttce is hereby
given all persons Interested In said estate that the
undersigned Administrator with Will annexed Of the
estate OF said Daniel 3 Ebcrsul, deceased will appear
before the County Court of the county of la sale and
state of Illinois, at The County Court i.oOn in Ottawa,
in said county Monday the 1871 day Of october A.
D lisa for the purpose of rendering of his
proceeding IN The administration OF said estate for the
hnai settlement.
Dated az ottawa this gun dav Of Sep elnhrr 1892.
LyeENZO LELAND in.
ATTEST: z. W. STOCKsLEGEg. Administrator. &c.
Clerk County Court Ls sale Co, Ill seps3-Sw
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Totals...... 1912 80 I336.l6 ASSOC 2O55O5 l@yas-
Expense OF CountyAsylum from Sept LIST, 1881,
10 sept Isl, loS!.......... .'...'s'..., lUlvs'sl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-30
B. T. LINCOLN,
A ], WILLIAMSOE,

attorney az IfiN
EIN AL GrrI.F;M +; NT.--EsTATE OF
Il JOSEPH BEOsu. DECENsED.-NotiCc Is hereby
given 10 all persons Interested IN said estate that the
Undersigned. Admnstratrix Of Che estate of said Io-
scph Be0sh deceased. Will appear before the County
Court of the county Of la Sale and state u Illinois, nj
the County Court Room in Ottawa, In said county. on
Monday the 18th day of october D. lS2 t0r the pur
pose rendering account Of her proceedings In the
administration OF said estate for the hnal settlement
Dated at Ottawa. this 18th day oi September lsS3
CHRISTINA BEOSH,
ATTEST: L. W. STQCEgLEGEp. AGg.u'stratriN.
Clerk COUNTY Court La Sale co III, ssfilG-Sw
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HENRY HELMIG. Chairman


Supervisor Pitcher presented the bond
OF the mine inspector which was read II
open board and on motion the same wa.
approved and ordered recorded, and which
bond is in the words and figures following
to-wit:
KnoW all Men By these Presents: The
we, Alexander Ronald, ID. Heenan and j
T. Murdoch, of tho city OF Streator, IN thr
county OF La Sale, and state Of Illinois.
are held and firmly bound unto the peopl.
of the state Of Illinois IN the penal sam a.
two thousand dollars lawful money Of tn
United States, which payment well ana
truly 20 be made, we Dud ourselves, our
heirs, executors and administrators,
jointly and severally by these presents,
Witness our hands and seals this ljth
day Of September, A. d. 1882.
The condition OF the above obligation j.
such that, whereas the ABOVE boIudCu
Alexander Ronald was duly appointed in
apcctor Of mines for the county of La Sale
and state of Illinois, by the Board Of Su
pervisOrs of SAID county at their Septcm
Der term, 4. d. 1882, to serve as such IN
spector during the term OF one year from
such appointment Now, therefore, If the
above bounden Alexander Ronald shall
faithfully execute and perform the duties
Of the Office of inspector Of mines, and dc
all acts which may from time to time BE-
required of him by law as such inspector,
then this obligation to be void, otherwise
in full force and effect.
ALEXANDER RONALD, [seall
DANIEL HEENAN, seal
JAY T. MURDOCH. seal
State Of Illinois, liz Sale COUNTY, Ss.--I,
Walter Reeves, notary public in and for
the county and state aforesaid, do hereby
certify that Alexander Ronald, J. T. Muir.
dock and d. Heenan, who are personally
known to me to be the same persons whose
names are subscribed to the within bond,
appeared before me this day IN person and
acknowledged that they signed, sealed and
delivered the within bond for the uses and
purposes therein set forth.
Given under my hand and notarial seal
this 10Th day of September, A. d. 1882.
seal WALTER REEVES, N p.
Supervisor Lewis moved that the chair
man Of this board be authorized to pass
upon the security on the bonds Of the in
coming county clerk and treasurer ard
approve the same until the meeting OF this
board, and that the treasuIrr's bond be al
least double the amount Of all taxes that
may come INTO his hands as such treasurer
Supervisor IIoge Geo. w moved to
amend, to include the chairman of the
on finance IN conjunction with
the chairman Of this board, to pass upon
the security on said bonds, which amend.
ment was accepted by the original mover.
The question then recurring upon the
motion as amended it was adopted.
On motion Of Supervisor Lauf the board
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-30

The hest on earth can DC truly said Of
Griggs's Glycerine Salve, which Is sure cure
foi cats, bruises scslda, burns, wounds, and
all other sores. VIII positively cure piles,
letter and all skin eruptiOns. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Only .
cents. For sale by all druggists.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-30
Sing, oh SING that Song Again.

How can YOU when you cough at every
breathe Wig, get a trial bottle of DR.. h'-"
lows Positive Cure, AMI YOU viii ne answer
80 II cures cnld=, coughs, cousUmTlinu,
hopping cough. and oil diseases q Ian. g.
"A .t viii cost yuu nothing 20 test IL Z y'1
call at your drug store. 's3
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NATIONAL GIN BANK
OF OTrA WA
Formerly City Bank of EasIes, Allen q Co..

Exchange on Chicago and New York
SAL the principal elites east ana west,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange on England. Irslsnd, Scotland and sll
portsnt points in Continental Europe drawn in sums
% suit purchascTs.
u. =. Revenue stamps Of ali denominations
cor stsnily on hsnd and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities Gold
% silver bought and sold.
as1klrg hours nom ? 4. n. toiP.X.
JsH.I2ls-s e. LLINDLET, Assist. Csshier.
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SankE

Exchange on Chicago, New York and all the pm
cipS cities OF the United States, bought and sold.
Exchange on England, Ireland Scotland and
Ccadnental Europe drawn In sums TO suit
United States Bonds, Gold and Silver bought
and sold.
our facilities are such THAT we can offer Inducements
"a customers and we shall cndeayOrs 20 give
satisfaction those entrusting with their business.
Ranking hours from 9 a. VI. to ?. N,
oct ia, I5i-. JOHN +. NASH. Cashier.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-30

NIOTIC E.-fsTATE OF ANDREW INNER DECD.
~ Notice IL hereby given, that the undersigned. Ad-
minlsrarN Ofthc estate of AnGrew INNER late OF the
county Of La sale and state Of Illinois, deceased will
appCar before the Probate Court said county the
third Monday being the 18th day. Of December 1882 at
the Probate Court Room in Ottawa. in said county,
when and where all persons having claims demands
against said estate notified to attend and present the
same IN writing for adjustment
Dated this nth day of August \. u. 1882.
FRANCESCA INNER,
scptlG-3w Admnstratrx.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-08-16
THE CANDIDATE.

We have the pleasure Of presenting tn c
name of Hon. William K Murphy as the
choice of the Democratic convention for
congress from this district. In advocating
his nomineton before the convention met.
we felt we we're but expressing the senti.
ment of the district. and we are confident
now that he is the first choice of the mas
Of the party in whose ranks he has labc ed
all his life.
lie embodies in himself all that is best
in our Oystem of government lis intention
was to declare the equality of all men poll
tically, and it is based on the principle that
the farmers boy, or the son of the artisan,
has career before him, limited only by
his abilities, and expanding to the very ex-
tent ofholding the highest position in the
gift OF a free people.
As We have said he is the best
specimen Of such state and, climbing as
he has from the furrow TO the
forum, from the log school house in tie
woods to association and equality with
those who rankas intellectual leaders, from
honest poverty TO honorably acquired
wealth he stands forth as the man whom
the district can support with the assurance
that wherever he may be placed by the
suffrages of his fellow citizens he&ill dis
charge the duties which that position de-
mands of him In manner creditable to
himself and advantageous to tins district
and the county. y
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-08-16

to the soa board, as free as possible from
the dangers of navigation, and in order that
these great rivers may be so improved as to
form perpetual check upon the growing
monopoly of the railroads of the west and
south.
On motion of h. M. Davis of Perry, re-
port received and resolutions adopted.
Hon. T. f. Bouton, of Union county,
moved that the roll of counties be called
and candidates placed in nomination which
motion was carried, and upon the roll be-
ing called G. p Hardin, of Jackson,
placed in nomination Hon. f. Z. Albright,
of Murphy sboro.
Hon, f, V. Pierce, Of Perry, placed in
nomination Hon. w. X. Murphy, Of pinck.
neyvile.
Mr.. Davis, Of Perry, seconded the mo-
ton.
II. G. Carter of Pulaski county placed
in nomination DR.. Newton Il. Casey, Of
Mound City.
Mr.. Hinkley of Randolph county placed
IN nomination Hon, Wm. Harzell of Ches-
ter, Randolph county.
When Union county was called, Mr..
McLain stated that they had no nomina-
tion to make as her favorite son, Hon. NJ.
G. Crawford, now chairman of the conven-
! tion, had refused to be candidate.
The following is the result of the ballot:
First balIot.-Albright--15; Murphy
80; Casey Hartzell--20; Crawford-4;
last not candidate.
Second ballot-Albright--l2; Murphy
33; Casey; Hartzell 30; Washburn-5;
last not candidate.
Third ballot-Murphy 81; Casey-4
Hartzell-35.
Fourth ballot-Murphy--4O Hulzcl
&c.
On motion of Hon. G. B. Harbin the
vote for Hon. W. K Murphy was made
| unanimous.
On motion of Mr. Hill the chair ap.
pointed Messrs. Harbin, Hinkley and Price
to inform Mr.. Murphy of his nomination
and invite him to be present.
On motion a committee of three was also
appointed to invite the other candidates to
| be present.
After a short delay Mr.. Murphy step
ped forward and in an eloquent address ac-
cepted the nomination. After which Hon.
VIM. Hartzell made very able speech, as
did also Hon. Will. Allen, both prom
ising an earnest hearty support TO the can
didate and predicted success as certain.
On&motion Of Mr. Davis, the thanks of
the convention was extended the chairman
and secretaries for the faithful manner in
which they discharged their respective du.
ties
Motion of G. w Hill, of Murphysboro,
prevailed that the thanks of the convention
be extended tte Democrats of Alexander
county and the people Of Cairo for tho
kindness and hospitality extended to the
members of the convention
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-08-16
Company Order No. 3.

HEADQUARTERS co. H., 9TH RECT l. N. q
CAIRO, ILL.,, Aug 18th, 1882.
In compliance with General Order No 1
from Brigade Headquarters, the officers and
members of Co. H., 9th Reg't halliday
Guards) are commanded to appear fully
uniformed and equipped at their armory on
Tuesday, Aug. Goth, 1882, thence to pro-
coed to Camp Cullom, Springfield, there to
continue for six days in camp.
BY order JOHN 4. ENGLISH, Capt,
w. p. JUNE, Ord. Serg.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-08-16
Company Order No. 4.

HEADQUARTERS CO. II. 9TH RECT I. N. G.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Aug. 18th, 1882.
a The officers and members of Halliday
guards are hereby commanded to appear
at their armory every night between the
date of this order and Aug. 30, for the
purpose of drill and discipline preparatory
to going into camp.
By order JOHN E. ENGLISH, Capt
w. Z. JUNE, o. s.