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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-02-11
Written for the RcsisterI
AN DER TRUE TALE.
ny KARL.
G INCLUDED

'Ah,il is you Is III have been tor.
lu'ine myself with the thought that you
were with those thoushlless boys ia the
supper room!
Have you SO lille confidence in what
TM,Y
4 feared you might hove been pe:sua,
ded by some ore
'Come and bit by me-
She went and took s,tat. he caught
her and kissed her. Now, SAYS he,
doubt me again md will punish you
in like manner for every 'fense.'
They soon returned to the dsuce and
both were soon lost in the giddy whrl
Of u soul stirring waltz In the wee
sms hours they commenced leaving,
Florence aud her brother we're almost the
first to quit he hall snt going home she
t"ld him of her engagement OF which he
heartily approved, and expressed himself
perfectly delighted to both Lanipr and
Emmcrson on the following morning
Tne> were 10 lave IN the l2 O'Clock lrain
tia, night; SO Harry declining to drink
with LIE and Enmerson, found more
real pleasure in the presen' Of his prom
isod hrihr. be eujosed her src'ely the
greater part Of me day aud IolL hsr he
would cali hst.evening.
True to.Iis. prdlnise he Was early at
the residence Of his future bride. and
passed tie evening as lovers always do.
He had brnush, her splendid engage
msnt ring AMI the inscription upon The
inside vas simply Friendships Offering
this he placed upon her engagement 6a-
ger and soon al'er-look his farewell kiss
from her crimson lips, and leaving her
ba,hed in Tears, wended bis way 10 the
Hotel.
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\ nAICnELOR,s pErENsR.

Who is psIled 10 death BY ladies With
mOrriageNble danghlsn9 The batche.
lor Who is invited to tss and evening
parties, ard told to drop 10 Just Wh.n Il
Is convenient The batchelOr. Who
lives in clover all his DAYS. and when h,
dies has flowers plreWn on hiS crave by
the girls that ,uld not ou,rap bimi Tho
bslshtlor. Who goes to bed early bs.
cause time drags heavily with him? The
married man. Who gelsa 'colding fOr
picking out the sof esl part Of the bed,
AMI for waking up the baby in the mprn.
ins' The married man, Who has wood
TO split aud marketing TO do. The young
ones to wash, and tho lazy servants 10
look after? The married man. Whoil ID
taken up for whipping his wife? The
married man. Who gslS diVo'oess Iho
married mAu,
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TaE woa4 nAXO rue SONG.

w,cl rcrks tho lark in The morning sky
of ',plrlshman in the ow,
Whelier hc listen to tho sony.
Or drive his patient team along
With not aiaousht--but thorough
What recta tho nightingale in the wood,
Lumenting or adOrlug,
Whether tue lovers in The lane
Beslow though on tho bliss orpain
ofhis passionate outporingS
Ard what care |, oh busy world,
Singing at night or morning,
Whether the music Of my line,
Made for my pleasure not for thinI,
Receive thy praise or scorniags
/ sing with ITO fresh green leaves around,
Aud the clear blue ky abovvme,
Not for the traders Of the mart,
But for tho soothing of my heT,,
Aud The jOy of hose who love me.
So grind thy wheel, thOu weary world,
ThOu'rl not any soul's enslayer;
The free bird rip in tho ,norOhg air
Isas independent Of Thy carr
As | of lightoSl ,NoG
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TAXa pAcx TnE nEAa-.

Take back he heart that thoa ga;csi,
What is my anguish to theef
Take back the freedom thou cravesi,
Leaving the tetters to me.
Take back the vows thou hist spoken,
Fling them aside and be free.
Smile DER each piIiful token.
Leaving the sorrow for ms.
Drink deey Of life's fond illusion,
Gaze on the storm cloud aud Gee
Swiftly through strife and confusion,
Lcaving the burden to me.
Then when at last oVcrtaken,
TinG aings it, fetters o'er tAee,
Come, with a trust still unshaken,
Come back acaptiVe to me.
Come back ID sadness OF. sorrow.
Once my darling 10 be,
Come as OF old. lovc, 10 borrow
Glinpses Ofsuulight from ms.
Love shall resume her dominion.
Striving no mOret 10 bsfyee,
Theuoa her world .weRsy piuiOn,
Flies back my lost love to me.
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HOW sue rEcAan GREEN.

Mr.. Green yAgs good looking mNn
lyery-ho dfegSsd wAIl--waS we'll post
cd up IN nal Of business. and had q
repnl1tionoi a vary smart msT.s-
But Mr. Green had lived thirty ye,rs
without a vile. II wasn't his frp't, for
he was fond OF the society Of The raircr
ser; owned a fne house. which hc rem
ted for his board, and there were plenty
OF mnrriagosblo ladies' in the VILLAGE.
How happened it, Then. tL,t Mr.. Green
remained in STATE Of sing'e bIes,eilnes,l
Want ol courage, Mr.. Green was 3
coward amunY the l'dies. True. he
could pick IN ladS's handkerchief.
bold ske'u cf ' rn, or give bis am in
tho politics. m9nnar to escort lady
from church. He had scCn at least hOlf
4 dczir wori;n he would h,ve married,
or who wouli have m rriej hin; but he
never could mast e sufficient courage 70
use eiIhor oi item whether she would
or not.
One evening he wnS Visiting n, the
widow S,uih's Ridow Smith not
tweaty'' K years had flown over her hepd
and yel she ha bean n widow three
years, aud had long put of her widows
weeds. She was pretty. hsd plaoad her
only child be'ilA her husbsnl in the
graveyard, and sighed for a conpsnion;
ar many o time had shs remarked lo her
f'itpd'. she wondered why Mr. Geen
did not get narried! He wOs an occas
ionaI caller at her house, and would
have married her al any hour noi'e =
But she did not know il. He hal never
whispered TO her Of love
He could I. TX about the crops--the
growth Of the villago--lhs industry Of
he young men. and all other matters
which the widow III not care 10 hear
Ibou', but the one thing which wouli
have struck her ear as the sweetest of
sounds, be never mentioned,
On the evening in question, the viii
ow was excessively annoyed by her do
mcsiics. Hardly was Mr.. Goeen s'Ar.j
when Bridget made her appearance Ut
tho door
'Mn Smith, if lpIa,e you. siil thu
domestic, will YOU look into tba kitchen
for q minuteP'
Sea II h,i Hrs. Smith returned,
when The bushy head Of John Z, hirod
man was thrust into the door, wi,h.-
'MI. Smith
Howl 10 the name Of Smith said
tho lady
Mr. Grceo's eyes ''latsd for o mo
mcut lie oprn4d bis mouth ond eIcaim
ed in hurried accents
Make |. Geen MAN = il ko it
Grcrn And In less Than month thc;e
was 10 Widow Smith in our village.
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NY rAv :Aua THE WELL.

Not crea white 90 an ltishman was
emplortl 1sa v'llagewhAre he WAS well
know ad's,A well pfo bono paGico
The 3.aac' Sls Aa,le that he was to
se pa nrr.aiaspal porloot, end wa.
rant sah,fser wplsr. AT il he
wrura 10 ysptlils and his daily pro-
.ress " Il ,.allgd iri9afls by interested
rartips, Fitryna ilalo he delved down
in he 4sah, tl.l of eonGlrnre 10 tho
srNAdy c'molpin otbls lahors. He had
reached ~ depn ii about twenty-five
feel anil :aau ox2e,tsdlo .sirike Saier,'
E,ry iiihe nhirning Pat rsturpcd to-
the Ocon2 Of lis labbls. and horrible
10 'rl'. ith,i rsNel ia Onj was nearly
tnIl. Il gaz } with rnrful visNge upOn
ihe vro"';; ~ thought of The additional
labor , 4 6"ir'ent would cost him.
Aftcr . momee's reelection be gaztd
earnestly 'rou1d aud saw no ono stirring
then quicklv divcstins himself OF bis ha'
anc coat he hucg them on the wiudlnss
aod sp"cIilv made tracks for neighbcr
ing emioenGe that overlooked thp viii
lage. Here, hid amonps the under
growth, he quietly awaited The progress
Of events. As the morning wore on the
ioh,bi'Nn's begar to arouse snl stir out
S-vNrt, we're alraaea 10 tho well. llsink.
in1 TIN! rs Pat coat Nd hat were there
he war below oil Course ut work. Soon
&, alarm was raiSnl that The we'll had
rnv-i in aud P,' was n it A rrowd
vas collect d anil 500 stOld horr,fid
the ra,e Of PIT. A blier consuIta ion
was hcll. nHl son GpadoS and other
implement, wee brought % d's out the
remlins ol tas fortunate min. IT,
work LEY went with q will, " en- one
becan, weary with uno.iaI lR' "a dcz
read, h'nis gra'prd tho imp amen.S
and dag iu'tilv.
Pat qnitly looked 90 then from hi'
retreat on tho cmnenco whIe rhe wholo
village s'o,d around the wsIl. and Silent
" w,'ched with bre1llil9ss susr'nsa tbs
wok 2 ing bravely on. IA tb4 DE- ,e.s
approached th- bottom tho fx 'cmsnt oil
The by StOniers g W InIsoso 81 The,
collected as nPa, asa.'rly woi'l p4nnit,
giving ts"d4'IT .'l II ~. With
grea' ca's and prec u Jl The dit WI
dug away, nad when bosom was at
lcneth reached, no Paw to be found.
a
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DIDS'r Do A RErAn Bus:uRss,--Ats
fashionable retail church, where pews ne
eagerly snapped up Alabont lhon'aul
dollars each. yOuas man and his new.
iy mario wife recently attended worsh.
ip, and we're so well pleased with tia
preacher that they resolved 10 attend
regularly Accordingly, as lhey passed
out one Sunday, tho gentleman, calling
the sexton aide, said polronizioely;--s
See here. | think. ou The who'll, Ill
come 10 this church. Now l wan, TO
hire two sea's--good seats, mind you
on the lower floor, and now let me seq
all thai you have 10 let To lstI did |
understand your Inquired the,ssxton.--
,Ye'; | DOME mind p,yug four or Eve
dollars extra for two ohoiCe broad aisle
seats. raplied the applicant. Young
man, said the somewhat praelicNl Gus.
todian. I'VE have no seats 10 le,:' we do
not do retail business at this house..
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ANOTHER ALARMING PfHotoTIps ~
On the supposilion that an asrologisl Of
Indianapolis has read the stars Alright,
the world is to bo iesolaied this year by
plague. Itipto nartia Russia IN silks
from Egypt And Turkey; will sprsbi
over Epropo and AmetiGa, and .Rill spo.
the people iife leopard. The stalls.
Tics Of the anticipated mortality ars not
given. but It announced that ihsfe will
NJ. be enough left to give the dead .
Chri,liSn burial.
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consider the VOWS made uaier -aca cir.
eumslGncss, bin linS, but shs would list.
Snsto neither reason nor SrgumSn(; and
80 this bright dream ended, and We are
forcsdto think the following nol only
spplisS 10 this clse, but to women 10
general.
"Three things wise man will not trust.
Tlic wind, 1.-The sunshine Of IN April day,
All woman plighted iaith, l have beheld
The weAthercock upon Steeple point
Steady from mora Ill I've. and lhaye seen
The bees go forth upon an April morn,
Secure tho sunshine, will MOI and In showers:
BulShen was woman trueS"
{ UpaQ the p6,son Of Roaod Green was
iouOd n phial containing some damnabo
fluid that deprived person Of tho pow.
er Of resi- tancs without d,user Of dSa,h.
and viii this holli,h agent ho souaht
The detlluclln o! Lhi. poor girl. B t
by tho timely arrival aNd promp action
Of Harg Lanier, his fondi,h designs
were (tOrryoi and ha mot his well de-
>yryel @te,
E'hh ffir o'onTed only tVo, years
Srce. Flnranca Lee is sill IN tbs State
at her pp lt's, sal engaged 10 4 yOaag
gentleman ra,idiug in ,hs town in which
Hrr7 lt,s She pt"rur tho ccuory 10
ToeiaIne, 80 hsr b'alher went home
bv snolt rr eoarSN.
Ell Enmerson is R'so stl single and
h. aud bis 81 fieod correspond resu-
lady, aud oor a iooS!'y meet and talk
over their gay trip 10 Cncinnoti and
NlseNh,ro.
linrry h.' c,nelu.lel hat 10 depeul.
.lnen ,ao b. PLACED il wo'n2n, and vows
Z. wi never tfusl an"hrr. His heart
'gyH' Far ncs I.'r'N AMI he will not
8 rec,ver frpm the eli 'cls of her
SOS geaod fGo ish dhsrm,o ltol not to
~ ~ hm
sg hrvo now Iol | our tale, and al
l'oa h IL fin 'te T. No what m,ny you'd
Wish uaskc'ch or this kinl. nor OF the
orIo' 1ftoves, si they mI'I remom-
he y these are iac'3, n0d have no col.
,rins We h.vr .ivsr you tho ale
'oursls a'd ,ifrouInJdt, 1t is simply
what i'S.hv7d NJ rlls you,
"a 'yer-uu Tai.
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Anornfn DtcoYrRY ~ Gsrmnn lin

ASornsR DEcovERY "A German lin. I.
guSt. Proftssor Carl Neuman. of NJ.
nich. IL is stated, has discovered; from
Ihs Chinese year books that company
Of Buddhist priests entered ,ha continent
Of America by tho way OF Alatkl. a
thou'aOd Yaars before Columbus. ami
explored thoroughly snd inlelligently
the P1ciGc borders penetrating into the
Az'er IefiIory or The land Of FusanE
80 cSllrd alter tho Chinese name Of tLa
M can aloe
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A parson ws' pic.uring to an old FIR.
n,r on HE deu,. bed the glorisS that
awaited him II he would repent. lIe
promised him, among oIhor things. that
hO should bean angel, 'DOO't tR(s that
way, please, paTon. said the dyln, man.
III there iO anything | have horror, OF,
Il il of 90 Angel sitting on q d, mp cloud
Plceiog . harp by moonlight
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TnCmN,rAL MISE aAMa

A tailor sits on his boatd, iliss his goose,
cuts his own cabbage, aud stays az h6me
when he is always cnuiog out.
A mailer nevsrspsrs.h the rod, ihough
he hea,elh whenever 10 bsaiS Iii. hiB
nre always hard on .ho head. and his
blows ara giycn with be i2ca OF his ban
NOR and tUo IaQjle ot his bellows.
A painter is on oilv customer. HO
has a brush wh everybody he comes in
contact with aud though he rolon up
and redien Wheu found doing knotling
he sin iases the lea' hat i, required
for his employers work, aud melIs il
down II his paint p,t to u>ei.
A Carpenter isp pAn'-deSler, His
saws aro sharp; ho bds q rule for doing
every hiaS on the quar-; he can scale
snYheis sSt Of buid,n ;hO can auger and
bore well, ahd Gun wax the plank as we'll
aS cut il from uade, him, He is . reg
ular chip oithe old block.
a prialar ON do nohicg without his
sick; he is ALWAYS bothered about some
matter or other. Bit this Is The type OF
the whole cOmpanionship, who claim the
exclusive copy-lisht 10 stick each other,
even in lie galley.
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Sometimes q girl says no to Oh Offer.
when it AS plain as tho nose on her fac,
that ShV me ~ yes, The best Way tn
JUICE Wbe her she is 10 earnest or not, |.
10 10 k Sright iItl her eyes and never
ml0d her nose.
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Two wilowers were oncs coadoliog
together on lha recent bereavement OF
their wives. O1s OF them e1;,aimsd,
with sigh. well may bewail INV loss
for hal SO few differences with Inc dear
deceased that tha Is,t day Of my mr.
riago was as happy as ~ net
Thee | surpaS5 you sal his fdeod
for The lat div Of mice was bapoier
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Sys discreet obs.rvsG II 10 mi,
worth while to hear what your SER
vans say whom they are angry; what
ynu' chidren say when they slam lhr
door what beggar says whose petition
Won have r"jnOted: what your peighbom
say about your children; what your riv.
ale say about your ba'iaeSso or dress.
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Theirs Is IA Paris, oecl Of socialist.
who proten that equality i'd'maged by
gen u' and beauty A Shakespeare and
Newton should be bOheadsd. aud a Cleo
para end . Lis vciled.
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3 celebrated odtbor ouc9 wrote. A
F,aoch woman will love her husband II
Lo is either witty or chivalrou'j German
wouan II he Is constant and flibfuI; u
Datuh woman il no does not disturb her
ease aud comfort too much; Spanish
woman II he gfeAks terrible vedganco
on those who IA under di'pleAsure; an
It'lia womaa : he is dreamy and po-
g'ci' Danish WON IN II he thinks her
ieS country no fSirest and huppieai
on earth;a a RussiSn woman II he holds
all westetners to be bsrbadanG; an Eng
lish won'n if hs is OF the mobility; and
an Aop'n woman ir he has plenty oI
-N----
H.. -. L. al N
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DIR. l.. f. CAMPBELL.
Physician and Surgeon,

Point Pleasant, West Va"
uAvING located permanently at Point
III. Pleasant, offers his professional services
10 the citizens of the town and vicinity. He
hopes by strict attention to business, Il, merit
a continuance Of the liberal patronage ho has
already received.
He may DO found at all times at his office
when not Professionally engaged.
November 5.ly.
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There wts ore on Independent oll'
laly who. speakingof AlOm's nanipl
oil the animals, said she didn't thiak b
dasrrved any credit for naming the pig
any one would know what to call him.
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A Kentuckian, who had, after prottact..
ed c"ud'hip. maze up hIs miai to PR.
poss to young lady, carried his resn
IL ion inio effect. Tho lady with sap.
hesitation, replied: em partially co..
G ised but mother woa's to mary
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CABELL HOUSE,
BARBoURsvILLE, WEST VA.

JOHN T. HATFIELD, Proprietor.
TNHIs douso has recently been renovated
1 and enlarged. The travelling public
may rOly upon receiving good treatmcnt'-
ebSrgoI reaSonablN uoh96-iy.
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An EogliSh paup'r has been sonten,
cod to iwcnty-ouo days hard labor for
making oomical faces at another paupr
in church. Ii
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons desiring TO obtain authority by
n certificate TO teach school in Mason county,
will hereby take notice that my public exam.
ination of'leachers. will. from this nafe. be
held at Mason City, Oh the THIRD SArUR-
DAY ofeach nbnth, Noprivate examinations
will be given, except in cases Of emergency.
JACOB BIRD,
Supt. Pub. Schools Mason County,
oet29-s
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A resOeohbe gentleman don't likslq,
have a heavy c'arse leveled e list him
especially If II 10 gOn.
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b thder, Have you paid iOr the
psr W arc now rOOdingl
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-04
NXEcuToRis NOTICE.
Estate Of Samuel B. Halliday deceased.

IL
Estate Of Samuel B. Halliday, deceased.
The undersigned having teen appointed executor
and execu,rix % the last VIII and testament % samuel
Is. Halliday late OF the county u Alexander and state
Of Illinois, deceased, hereby give notice that they will
appear before the co,ny court Of Alexander county,
81 The court house IN tho CITY 81 Cairo, Illinois, ~ the
March term, the third Monday IN March next, a.
which time all persons having claims against said
tate notified and requested % attend for the lur-
pose Of having the same adjusted. All persons in
debted o. said estate requested 20 make mmedi-
ate payment a. the undersl gned.
Dated this Goth day Of January. A. r. 100.
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY, Executor,
LIZZIE x. HALLIDAY, ExocutriI,
jan1O-sw OF samuel Is. Halliday.
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MASTERS SALE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County
In the matter Of Samuel Staats Taylor and Edwin Par
sons, Trustees Of the Cairo city Property vs. EleE E.
shortell--on Bill 20 enforce Vendors Lien.
Public notice Is hereby gwen, that ia pursuance Of
decreia order entered IN the above entitled cause in
the circuit court Of said county, the eighth day %
Ortober. A. D. lsts OF the octobar term, 4, H. ls6s,
said court j. John q. Hartman, Master in ChanceTy for
said court, will, on the 2bth day Of February, 4. D.
1888 at III oeloek IN the forenoon Of said day, sells
public auction 20 the highest bidder for cash. at the
senthwess door OF the house IN the city Cairo,
in said county, ths following described real estae sit
uate IN tn ffst addition 20 The cyof Cairo, county %
Alexander and state of Illinois, to-wit:
Lot number two ~ IN block numbered twenty-five
as. known and designated on the recorded map
plat Of said nrst addition 10 said city together with al
and singular the tenements and Embellishments there
unto be ougng. m Satisfaction of said decree, with
interest and costs.
w VI JOHN Q. HARTMAN. Master in Chancery
Cairo, ILL.,, January 49, ls0o-&w ~"
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STATES OF AMERICA
Southern District of Illinois, (

Whereas on the 10Th day ~ January, 4 H. 1859
George A. Leisse nlcd Its. IN the District Court ut
the United states for the Southern District % Illinois,
against the steamboat "Lumuary.' her hoais, tackle.
apparel and furniture, praying that the same may BE-
mentioned.
Aud whereas by virtue II process in due form o y
law, To me directed returnahe on the fr-t Monday a.
Febrlary ls6e. have seized upon and taken the sad
steamboat LuminAIy Der BOATS, ttchie apparel auG
furniture and have The same M my custody
Notice j. hereby given that District Court 81 ths
United States WIl he held a. ihe United -iatcs CouTs
Room, In the city Of Cairo, On the nrst Monday W
March next, i0T %. tr 81 hc -ad premises. and thl
owner owners, and all Tcrs wi have claim any
interest therein are hcftby cited % h. and appear %
the time and pac. afOre-d 90 show caJ.c, % ay thty
have Why decree should not 10 rendered Va accord
ance with the prayer Of sad l.b,L
JOHN LOGAN. L. :. Marshal.
Cairo. Illinois, January 10, is6' ianaiilN
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MASTERS SALE
TATE oF Illinois

STATE tF iIIlNOIr, I -
Alexander County,
In the matter of Samuel Stats Tayorani Edwin Par
sons, Trustees % the calro CITY Property, Luthcr
h. PaT'ls--Ou Bill to enforce Vendors Len
Public notice II hereby given, that n pursuance Il q
decreta order entered the ahOyc entitled cause n
the circuit court 81 said county the eighth laV
octohsr 4. II is6s Of the October term A. A. lscs of
said court, /, John a. Hhman Master in Chancery ~
aid court, VII, on the 23ih day - February 4 u.
ls6e az II o'clock IN TIE forenoon ~ sld day, so nt
pubc auction 20 the highest bidder tor cash, AZ tho
Southwest door ~ the court house the city % Cairo
Ia said county the following described READ estate,
situated IA the city Of Cairo, county u Alexander and
state o. Illinois, tO-wit;
10, numbered sixteen 40 IN block numbered TWEEN
y-two Gu, A. known and designated upon the record
cd map plat ~ said city together With ali and sin
gular the tsnements and hefsi tamsns thereunto he
longing. IN satisfaction u said decree, with ntercss
and costs. JOfNQ. HARTMAN, Master in Chancery
Cairo, H., January p lsDs-iW
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-04
MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

STATE OF ILLINOIS, -. .
Alexander County,
IN the matter Of Samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin Par
a sons, Trustees uf the Cairo ciiy Property Ro-
sauna Smith widow, and Fanny Smith, Thomas }.
smith, Anna smith and Rosnna Smith, children ~
Patrick Smith, deceased-On Bill TO enforce Ven
doris Lien.
Public notice is hereby given, that in pursuance Of
decretal order entered IN the above entitled cause On
the circuit court Of said county ;he eighth day o.
October A. d. 1855 Of the October term A. d. ls6s, u
said court, l. John Y Harman Master IN Chaneery tr
1892 at II o'clock In the forenoon OF said day, sell ls
public auction to the highest bidder for cash, a tho
in aid county the following described real estate sic
uate in the first addition 20 the city Of Cairo county Of
Alexander and State Of Illinois, to-wt:
Lou numbered twenty-one l2l) and twenty-five on,
In block numbered sxty-six oS), Is known and desig
mated upon the recorded map plat OF said first add
ton 10 aid city, together with Ill and singular Ne ten
emsnts and hereditaments thereunto belonging, in
JOHN Q, HARMAN, Master in Chancery.
Cairo. H., January ~, ls09-lw