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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-15
cry Lots.

All Of said city lots being situated in the city OF Cairo
county Of Alexander and state Of Illinois, and that the
time gwen 10y law for the redemption Of each of the
above described tracts Of land and lots from said
sale purchased aforesaid the Goth day OF July
4, d. 1855, will expire the 29th day Of July A. D.
ls1O and that the time given by law for the Tcdenp-
ton Of the above described tract Of land, from said
sale, so purchased Aforesaid on the 9TH day OF Au.
gust, A. u. isns Will expire the 4h day Of August
A. i. 1870 and that that the time given y law for the
redemption OF each Of the shove described city lots,
from SAID ssle SO purchased ~ aforesaid the 3lst
day OF July, A. D. ls6,, will expire the llst day Of
July, a. D. ls70, aud that unless the above described
tracts OF land and town lots respectively red, ened
according TO law or before the day on which the
time given by law for the redemption 81 each II them
expires above set forth, shall apply for deed for
and possession Of the same.
RICHARD FITzGERALD, Purchaser.
Cairo, February 4. lsGa-l3w
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NJ ASTER'S SALE.

SAFE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County,
In the matter of samuel Sats Taylor aud Fdw p Par
sons, Trustees IT the Cairo city Property v Ellen
Shorlel-on Bill "a enforce Vendors Lien.
Public notice II hereby given that IN pursuance Of .
dccret'l order entered in the above entitled cause p
the circuit soult Of sl county on the eighth iay on
October A. D. ls6s, Of the October term A. D. ls6s Of
SAID court, L. John z. haman Master in Chancery for
SAID court, will, ON the 18th day OF February u
1852 at III o'clock in the forenoon II said day sell az
public auction 10 the hghest bidder, for cash. al tho
southwest dsor OF the court house in the city OF Cairo
IN said county the following described real estate Sit
uae IN the first addition 20 the city Of Cairo county OF
Alexander and state Of Illinois, t0-wit;
Lot number two 90 m block numbered twenty-five
(2ob ~ known and de- grated the recorded man or
plat OF SAID first addition 20 said city, together with ali
and singular the tenements and heredtaments there.
unto belonging, IN satisfaction OF spid decree with
interest and costs ~
JoHNQ. HARTMAN, Master in chaneery
Cairo, H., January - lsto-4w
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS }

Alexander County,
In the matter of Samuel stats Taylor and Edwin Par.
sons, Trustees Of the Cairo City Property, John
Flnn-On Bill 10 enforce Vendors Lien.
Public notice j. hereby given, that in pursuance of
decreal order entered in the above entitled cause in
the circuit court of said county, the eighth day Of
October A. H. sis Of the October term A. D. 1865 of
said county, l. John q. Hartman, Master in Chancery
for said court will on the 25th day of February, -
1859 at II o'clock in the forenoon of said day sell
public auction 10 the highest rdder for cash, az the
Southwest door Of the court house in the city Of Caro-
in said county. the following described real estate
situate in The fr,t addition 20 the city of Caro- county
of Alexander and state of Illinois, to-wit;
lOtnumbored nine ~ m block numbered twenty
seven ca known and grated upon the recorded
map or plat Of the said first addition 10 said city, to-
gether with all and singular the tenements and here
dnments thereunto belonging, in satisfaction of said
decree, with interest and costs.
JOHN q. HARTMAN, Master in Chancery
Cairo H., January >. lsG9-iw
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A DMINIsTRAToES NOTICE.

Estate Of WiHiam 4. Hacker, deeeasea.
The unders gned having been appointed adpiui.trat5
of the Of William A Hacker late OF The county
Alexander and State OF Illinois, deceased hereby give.
notice that he viii ippeaI before county court an
Alexander county, at the court house ia Caro- al ths
March term, on the third Monday ia March NEXT az
which time all persons having claims against sad e.
tate are notied ana requested To attend for The pn
of having the same adjusted. All persons inlebts1 y,
TO the undersigned. '''-'''
IL. WATSON WEBB, A,lministra,o,
Dated this asth day OF January, A. D. Isse.iw
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County, ~

In the matter Of Samuel Sta = Taylor and Edwin Par
sons, Trustees Of the Cairo city Property, vs. Luther
n. parks-on Bll "a enforce Vendors Lien
Public notceis hereby gwen that ia pursusnc" OF
derretn order entered w M. above entitled cause ia
tue circuit court OF SAID county, the eighth day OF
october, " ID lsSs Of the October term, A. u. 1865 OF
SAID court, John e. Hartman, Master In Chancery for
said court, VIII, on III" 25tl day 81 February A. H.
1902 nj III o'clock IN ~" iorepo0n of said day sell at
pubic auction 90 m" highest hiddsr for 81. "a az the
southwest door ot the court house D. he city Of Cairo
IN SAD county, the following described real estate
situated ~ the city Of CAIRO, county Of Alexander and
state OF Illinois to-wts
lot numbered sixteen ilGl in block numbered fw,u.
il-tHo (-.l o. known ami .gatcd upon the record
cd map oT plf 70 card CRY. together with 1 nuI ain
eular the cnvment~ AMI Entertainments thereunfi L,
longing m satisfaction ~ said decree, with interest
Jnd costs, JOHNQ. HARMAN Master In Z h....Ty
CAIRO, M. JANUARY - l~fi-iW
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LEGAL.
YNA& SALE NOTICE.

TO James N. Bryant, Frederick Buse, NJ. NJ u. Me-
Clure, Young H. Garner and nil others Interested.
You and each OF you arc hereby notified that at a
SAFE OF ianhs ut tie door of the court house in the city
OF Cairo, IN the county Of Alexander and state of I
nous on the I.th day OF June A. d. ls,7, for the state
county and school taxes and costs due and unpaid for
the year A. ~ 1852 became the purchaser of the fol-
loving described Lands situated in the county Of Alex
ander and State Of Illinois, which said lands were sold
IN the names Of the persons below forth respe, i've
ly, viz: .
DESCRIPTION OF LAND
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
~ Southern District of Illinois.

Whereas, on the 18th day Of January, A. u. 1862,
George A. Lesse filed libel In the District Court of
the United States for the Southern District OF Illinois,
against the steamboat "Luminary her boats, tao kle
apparel and furniture, praying that the may lie
condemned for the reasons aud purposes in said libel
mentioned.
And whereas, hy virtue of process in due form oi
law, TO me directed, rcurnnble the first Monday
February lsey. have seized upon and taken the said
steamboat Lumnsry, her boats tackle, apparel and
furniture, and have the same ia my custody.
Notice II hereby given, that District Court Of the
United states viii Ice held ut the United States Court
Room, In the city 81 Cairo, on the first Monday In
Marrh next for the tt' Of the said premises and N.
owner owners. and all persons Who have claim any
the time and place afores show cause IL any they
have, why decree should not bo rendered in accord
ance with the prayer 81 said libel
JOHN pGAN, y. =. Marshal.
cairo, Illinois, January IL, ls5'. lan2ldit
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LEGAL.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
u Alexander County. ss'A

In the Circuit Court Of Alexander cosnty. Illinoi.
- April Term, 1859. -
William IT. schutter vs. Michael UewetA In ,,,ooh
ment. Demand 1856 81 N''''"-
:, Notice e hereby given TO YOU the saia Michaa,
Hewe.t thet WITT OF attachment has been sud OUT OF
the office Of the clerk Of the circuit court Of IAN "
ty of Alexander, at the suit Of the said William b
ter and against the estate Of you, the said MAJ
Uewett, for sir hundred aud hfy-fve and CT .lO0i w
lars, directed TO the sheriff Of said county to eyeoh
which said writ has been returned by said sheriff *
dorsed, "No property found Of defendants served On
Jacob Lehning as garnisheci defendant not found I"
Now unless you, the said Michael Hewet shall per.
sonaly be ana appear before nc circuit court Of said
holden In the city of Cairo in said county on the rs,
Monday IN the month of April next give special bail
aud plead To -aid action, Judgment will be entered
against YOU ia favor of the SAID plaintiff aud the prop
crty Httnche, sold To satisfy the same with costs.
JOHN q. HARTMAN Clerk.
cCuiro, Illinois, January iS ls09.
l. i. Butler, Plaintiff Attorney. ianlfd5w
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HAIR-ORESSlNG.
MISS II, SMITH,
Fashionable
IT a L H DIR SIS E1
COMMERCIAL AyENUE.

'''"eeh seventh and Eighth streets Cairo, III.
MISS 2. SMITH, having roft,oI l.r ,Ioir ur,.sio,
saloon, ON Commercial avenue, between seventh and
Eighth streets, now keeps constantly on hand n large
assortment o. mar, consisting of Curls Switches
Brlids, etc Ladies also have their hair "nrnbod
and dressed any Of the latest styles Prompt atten
lehuon p.lu 70 We ming OF all orders Public patron
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS, | :,
~ Alexander County ST.


In the Circuit Court Qf Alexander county, Illinois,
- Apri Torn, lsc2
William II Purcell and q ibert II GreeIy mariners etc
doing business under tho iirm name Of purcell 4
Greedy" ". David A. Bunton-ln Attachment. De-
mandsl 90.
ton, that writ of attachment has been sued out of the
office Of the clerk Of the Circuit court Of said Alexander
county. at the suit of the said Purcell s freely and
against the estate If you, the SAID David A. Bunton for
one hundred and thirteen dollars directed to the
sheriff OF said county 10 execute which said writ has
been returned by said sherif executed.
Now unJessyou,the sad David A. Bunton, shall per-
sonay be and appear before the circuit court of aid
county on tc FIRST day Of the next term thereof 10 b
holden ia the city Of Cairo IN said county on the frs,
Monday in the month OF April next, give special bail
and plead Ia sad action, Judgment will be entered
against you N favor Of the said plaintiff and the prop
erjy attac he'd sold to satisfy the same with costs
..rss ..| JOHN q. HARTMAN Clerk
Cairo. Illinois, january 10, 1900
Allen, webb Butler, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Mixcd Drinks,

BY experts, whose experience in the business has
placed them among the first Of their profess in tho
country. dec2ldtf
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.xECUToRs NOTICE.

~ CIV . Y 0' III"
Estate Of Samuel y. Haitidoy deceased
The undersigned having been appointed executor
and eTecutrix Of the last will testament of Samuel
Is Halliday, late Of the county Of Alexander and state
of Illinois, deceased hereby give notice that they will
appear before the county court Of Alexander county
ut the court house In the city Of Caro- Illinois, at the
March term on the third Monday In March next, at
which time all persons having claims against said es-
tate notified aud requested 10 attend for the pur.
pose OF having the same adjusted. All persons in
dehted 10 said estate requested 10 make immedi-
ate payne Mt Ia the undersi gned.
Dated this 10Th day 81 January, \. u. ls6l.
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY, Executor,
LIZZIE X. HALIIDA., Executrix
jan2O-Sw OF Samuel Is. Halliday.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24
iDNEsDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY "a, 1859.


iBY C. E. GIRARDEY & Co., at 10! O'Clock, at
tlh three-story brick residence No. SO Esplsnade
steet, near Royal street, the unexpirea portion
Of the lease of that property. which will expire
d the 3oth Of September next, and all the furni.
ID e contained in the house, which is of the rich
et and most recherche description. Terms
ctsh.
IBY CHARLES 7. NASH, at II O'Clock. splendid
III of elegant furniture, and an invoice of jeweiry
d every description at IL O'Clock, at the corner Of
Hrddo and st. Charles streets. Terms cash.
by J. DEAN, JR., at No. lsS Gravier street,
Jrner of Carondelet street, at IL o'clock, house.
Hbld furniture, pianos, and general assortment
d Office and kitchen furniture. Terms cash.
by EUGENE ToURNE Successor to Bernard Tur-
Hn,) at IL o'clock, at the store of jules Tardos,
No. % Bienville street, fine lot of good and pure
Handles, gin, Monongshels whisky and Bourbon
Jhisky. Terms, up to $500 cash, and then sixty
ft's' aDp=oVsA-n9ps-- 80. AZ - v.vva. v,r,
ctses boots and shoes, suitable for the city and
tail trade. Terms at sale.
bY GABRIEL LEAUMOST, at the same hour. at
p. 50 Charities street, q large stock of boots and
noes, hats, etc. Terms cash.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24

,CARD OF PERSONALITIES FROM Young DoUGI Ia
-aGhcsgo, Feb. l7.-Robert NJ. Douglas, son OF
tie late senator, addresses letter to the Times,
NJ which he says that, as an impression seems to
Msvsil 10 some extent that n. p. Inglehart, who
b4s recently brought suit against Thomas l.. Dob
byns and others, in relation to some land formerly
n loDging to the estate Of the late Stephen A.
Inglas. is acting in the interest of the minor sons
lake this opportunity Of stating publicly that the
SD suit was brought neither in the interest nor
a th the knowledge or consent of my brother or
Dty self. will also state that have every con-
ftence in the integrity of Mr.. ID. P. Rhodes, ex.
etutor of my fathers estate, and denounce any
itpuiation against his personal character. The
aieusations against my stepmother, Mrs. Robert
VI illiams, who has always acted toward us the
cart of a kind and afectionate mother. l declare
ssld sincerely believe to be UNANIMOUSLY false in
efery particular.
u" This card is written without solicitation from
fther Mr.. Rhodes or Mrs. Williams, but simply
fkom a desire to do justice 10 them and to myself.
will attain my majority 10 less than year, and
Vii then endeavor 10 attend to my own business,
\ d will feel competent to select my own advisers
aid agents. If Mr.. Inglehart is really actusted
w desire TO serve my brother and myself, 8
ED0d way OF proving his motives would be to pay
er TO us The moneys belonging to the estate still
81 his hands, and for which he has hitherto de.
.ined all settlement"
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D The New Orleans Crescent.l
40 Atapha

thus the weary night to lie forlorn,
4bile Fancy threads the drear Plutonian realms.
ltw IKE to death! No light. no smile, no word
Al deep, dense gloom Each passing shade
4 scarce seen,
,5des noiseless on, with downcast, hopeless eve
GPr dead nor living: in eternity:
rPl ever and for ever silent all!
Htek Styx crawls stesIthy by the slimv shores
~ Sharon plies his melancholy way,
without ripple or q sound. No breath
I've traokless, gleamless forest murmurs through:
ecno 'mongst the murky beetling sleeps:
Hststresm meanders. purling Joy all, ali.
V soiceess as is Lethe's tide. A football,
vrn'en the ruffe of falling leaf
NIeht wsken TO thrill Of joy: smile,
Sod from Atapha, being beaming day.
kk.h jocund bliss, and swelling hymns Of praise.
Ia!n come, my Fancy from Tartarean depths
xEs bic 10 poppy-pilow'd downy couch
" IN loving sleep in sweet embrace to lie
seschance in Dreamand's fairy wilds to stray,
4 ~ bask in bliss, where all is music, light,
[sfSl love. There haply Atapha may be.
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Cuban Affairs.

The following very interesting Cuban news hss
Deen received at Washington from an American
gentleman in Cuba, who - inl q position to knoE
the rebellion and its prospects, quite thorouOhlv.
hhe RESURRECTION ralns grpund rapidly, esOec.
any IN the Eastern! DEPARTMENT and n edsicss
from Nuevitas and other boibts make ,bis cor,sjs
The patriots have organized a provisionsI c,oye-s
ment, electing its members nv a noc,Iar 80 n
los los 4uu usseu me supreme command to General
Vuesoos, Oespeoes pelng the civil head or secre.
sely Vi war. fonucaiy' the provisional govern
ment propose, and with unanimitv. general ena-.
cipanon, equal political rights for Ali coIors
suffrage 10 be based on educational or n-onsr,g
quailhcation, applied TO all alike. The gasi,hisy
patilots nave ali emencip6tei their slaves nanv
OF whom are armed. The latest adyices from tbs
seat OF The provisional government showed that
n9 gu lPauon Wculd be general. even il com.
pulsory measures were adopted. No propositions
from the Spaniards will no v be listened 70 Notb-
ing snort OF independence Is desired when ina.
Is established the Cubans hope to obtain The mr..
Meuon OF TINS government. with a view of evan.
tgaiiy becoming a member of the Amer;can
Sblon. Many are DESTROYS of nexafior -,
But open discussion Of that question now m;oS,
create dissensioDs \ 1N III" hignt
me revolution occupies at least one half % tba
manSs a as Increases daily in strength New com.
H." aIe ORGANIZING as fast as arms reach
,neu, eargoes OF which are landed from time 70
erations '''V'@"e Aor s"cn OPP
g.. al Nueyitas there are 100 Spanish troops. who
nj
nnns Is known to bein the neighborhood. Pner,n
rnoclpe can be held by the patriots when tbev
Pease, bnt It's occupancy would divert too mncS
ioIce from more active operations. A few weeks
longer and the UNHEALTHY season will decima~o
the new Spanish troops. The Havana iunta bs,,o
SEM The provisional government large drafts ~
New York. and promise TO raise immeditteIu
u 100000. 10 has been unfortunate, hither,HV
that the revolution had too many heads nHs
jonta was located at Havana, one ia New Yorr
one at point In the eastern department: and ha'
sides these was the confidential agent of GenareI
Qaessda and Cespedes. They all pulled s6sran,
ways one had money, and the other anthor;,u.'
All are now willing 10 recognize the proviS;ony;;
government. An agent VIII be in Wssb;nOsnA
'oon, asking belgereni rights at the hand
lew administration. The writer on the aus VI the
rom which the foregoing il Gathered - sPaecnes
eniial relation with the rebel oove,,. al Vonu.
Intended TO proceed the evening the. LIZ ana
o its headquarters running the Snan;sh hI uateo Z
D little four.tun lugRer He ernan,a os,ocAsoe
urn within ten days. P'0''o 70 re-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24

II is said that Cslissya bark has peculiar effect
Upon the liver, and guards the system against
dDnceded that the great success of the wonderful
Plantation Bitters, which, previous to our late
Suhappy dfiiculties, was found in most Southern
comes, was owing to the extract of Cslisaya bark
lhich iteontained as one of the principal ingre.
5cnts. In confirmation of this We have heard one
u our distinguished physicians remark, that when
over he felt unwel from ordinary dietetic or atmo-
ipneric causes, he invariably relieved himself BY
fian,ation Bitters. We ipeak advisedly when we
fay mat We know II to be the best and most popu-
Jar medicine in the worl d.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24

4 RADICAL RooRBAcK.- The absurd charge
thought by one Brewer, then a servant in Baron
nekel's household, that in ls62, at dining party
the Russian ministers, Senator Bsyard said he
duld give $4,000 to have Lincoln killed, and
tat Corcoran, the banker. said he would give ten
times the amount for the same purpose, has re.
Owed its quietus. Senator Bsyard went promptly
tffore the committee and declared it was a false
Iod. Mr.. Corcoran is equally emphatic in his de-.
3al, and another gentleman stated by the witness
have been one Of the party AYERS that he was
2ourier. Journal.
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A Washington dispatch of the 18th says: On the
floor of the Senate to-day was Albert GalIstin
Brown, Mr.. Jefferson Daviss colleague In the Sen
ate from Mississippi st the beginning of the war.
The gentleman is In quite feeble health, and was
the recipient Of warm and friendly greeting from
the members of all parties. The occasion Of his
presence in the capitol has been as a witness be.
fore the reconstruction committee on the Missis-
sppi case. While anxious for the States early
admission, Governor Brown Is confident that the
people will defeat any Constitution involving the
disfranchse ment. either from voting or Office, Of
q single white man.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24

a.. LIE IkkTHs sALyATIoH.-The interior bark of
.ne soap Iee OF Chill is admitted by botsnists to
shared By snH oss AND qualities
name, gusldy, is from quilian. to make clean
IN tms.cniess antiseptic is main Constituent of
ene famous preparation for the teeth known A.
ooaooont, which has long since taken the lead of
West.- Otner article of ito class throughout the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24

New York prices for the celebrated Grover A
Baker sewing machines. and no charge forfreight.
Machine warranted for five years. Only machine
ht for families. 1S2 Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24

heSp hogan, 80 Tehoupitoulas street and So
rev Levee, Keep On hand large and extensive
stock OF hardware aud cutlery, Jas. 81. Han 4
Co.'S hayesyille, Ky, blows, sugar and cotton.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-24

As few specimens of the gloriously rapid
manner in which our legislators transact business.
we may mention that the city money biiI-one of
the most important bills that have been passed
this session-was finally passed in the House last
night in about two hours. three. quarters of that
time being consumed in discussing point of
order; that last night the bill Incorporating the
Louisiana Transit Company, and donating it
$4,000 in State bonds for each nile
constructed, was passed in about half an
hour; the bill incorporating the Arkansas
and Red River Company, donating $4,000
per mile in State bonds, was passed in i've
minutes, without being read, the printed copies
being only distributed just as the bill was called
up; and the bill incorporating the Louisiana and
Arkansas Railroad Company was just three min.
utes in being passed, not being read and never
having been printed. And that is the way the
money Of the people Of Louisiana is voted away.
There was jury case before the Fifth District
Court yesterday for damages to large amount
Eight of the jurymen were negroes, and the other
four whites. No owl ever looked SO msditstive
as the majority of those eight dsrkies looked,
when the learned counsel began to address them.
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Don't buy a miserable single thread ,,
when you can get first premium Grove, q pa,
2. tne New York price, fftyfve doIlsrs ana psasr
fsnted fve years, at lS2 Canal street. . enu war.
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aAGsoLh WArER.-Superior TO the best i'm.
|orted herman cologne, and sold at half the price.
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thy advertisements inserted every other day,
cha led two-thirds the sbsve rates.
PA and Fourth page monthly Advertisements, each
squak, so per msnth.
silent advertisements, having the OF the paper,
e seon 81 30 per square, each subsequent insertion,
rs a ts per square.
n and Fourth page transient advertisements, each
lnse{ on, 81 50 per square.
Advertisements inserted at intervals 10 be charged
advertisers who advertise largely shall be allowed
yu from above named transient rates be
szeI upon prorided, that shall such discount
sxcId IS per cent
Al business notices Of advertisements charged 20
cenJ net per line, each Insertion
AJansen advertisements must be paid for IN advance
Acknowledgements not marked for any specified number OF
ius ions will be published six times and charged accord
ihg3
Al with regular advertisers shall be rendered monthly
Afqusre the space occupied BY lines solid agate.
L THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
I4pubshed every Saturday morning. Subscription, IS
onnnum in advance; half yearly and quarterly, same
Fst&; single copies, 10 cents.
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