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The New York herald., 1869-11-23
TENNESSEE.

Railroad Accident-Passonger Car Thrown
Down an Embankment.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 20, 1859.
train Of cars from New Orleans to Louisville ran
on the track on Friday morning, near Bolivar. The
ladies' car was turned down an embankment de-
mollshing IL and injuring number OF persons. O. f.
Lorring and MIS- Claude 4ugersdefer, OF st. Louis,
were ssveIey inJulSu 'no to.ner psnR Daov bruised
broken and otherwise injured. little daughter Of
Lieutenant Kendall, OF Chicago. was severely hurt.
Several others, who are unknown, were injured
more or less The wounded were taken to the house
Of planter and cared for. The accident caused
by the rails spreading.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
NEW HAMP SHIRE.

Meeting Of the state Temperance Committee.
CONCORD. nov. ~, 1852
The state Temperance Committee held meeting
here to-day. The returns OF the vote on the Con-
stabulary act were examined and the result is not
discouraging. The proposition to run an inde-
pendent ticket at the coming state election was con-
sidered, aud action upon 1t was postponed to
subsequent meeting. A resolution was passed COM
beng the only paper in the State which supported
the Constabulary law.
The meeting then adjourned to December 8, when
the question Of running an independent hcket viii
be decided.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
ILLINOIS,.

Burning of the Propeller Belle-Two Men
Drowned.
CHICAGO, Nov. %, 1859.
The burning OF the propeller Belle, OF Milwaukee,
near Port Washington on Saturday night has already
been despatched with no information of the crew.
Yesterday the brig q. j. Hutchinson arrived at this
port having on board, as the survivors OF the disas
ters Captain @. N. Mayors first mate of Milwaukee;
Second Engineer George Wall, Of Milwaukee,
Second Engineer Bickler Tutnen, OF Milwaukee;
George Dusold. a passenger, OF Manitowoc. Patrick
Barnes, captain OF the Belle and Charles MINUS
wneelman, were drowned. Six persons we're on
board when the fre was discovered and .pparcntly
beyond the CO ntrOl Of the crew.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

Termination of the ElecrIuus and Results.
PARIS, Nov. 90, 1862
The supplementary elections for the Corps Legis-
iatif have terminated.
Henri Rochefort is elected from the First cIrcon-
scription, NJ. Cremieux from the Third and NJ.
Arago from the Eighth
In che Fourth clrc conscrlption no candidate mad a
dennitive majority, ana a new election viii be
ordered.
The city is Tranquil. No crowds have gathered In
the streets und no political demonstrations have
been made.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
NEW YORK.

scheoner Wrecked on Lake 0ntario-AH ON
Board supposed to be Lost.
OswEGo, Nov. %, 1869.
The schooner Mary o. German was found yester-
day about nine miles below this port dismasted and
abandoned, with her anchors dragging. Her boat
has come ashore capsiZed, and her crew are sup
posed to be lost. she is owned in Kingston, Ont,
and Is loaded with barley, which IL unchanged.
She now lies at tnls port
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
A BOLD SNEAK THIEF EhTaAPPf0.

A young man named William Gray was arraigned
before Justice Connolly, at the Yorkyiile Police
Court. yesterday afternoon, charged with entering
the residence Mr. Thomas Peterson OF No. 325 East
Thirty street, during the temporary absence OF
the family, and attempting TO steaytherefrom silver
watch and two gold breastpins Fortunately he was
discovered Just in the act OF leaving the house by
Mr.. Peterson, who, with MS family, had returned
home. Oflcer Welsh OF the TwentY-iirst precinct,
was called and took the fellow to the station house,
where, on being searched by the sergeant the artt
cles alluded were found In his possession. Gray
was held for trial IN default OF $500 BAH
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
THE CHEROKEE COUNCIL.

Land Spectators Interfering with the Coun-
cii-RailrOad Enterprises Projected.
Fort SCOTT, Kansas, Nov. %, 1859.
Large numbers OF men interested In railroad cor.
poratons are In attendance at the Cherokee Council
now In session at Taequash. several parties inte-
rested in the Usage land business are there
trying to induce the Indians to part with their Ian
Tne council thus far has declined to take any action
In favor OF any corporation, but declare that the
Cherokee nation VIII, with their own MEANS build
and operate road through their country north and
SOUTH
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
COLORADO.

Severe Gsle-Large Fire In Denver.
DENVER, Nov. e. 1899.
Another severe gale prevailed here yesterday fore
noon. Many buildings had their tire as, cllimneys
and awnings blown down. The wind suDsded early
In the afternoon.
About two O'Clock this morning IRE was discov-
cred In the storeroom OF Mrs. Cady. The storeroom,
together with the i've adjoining dwellings,, were
totally destroyed The principal sufferers were Mrs.
Cady, dry goods and millinery Rooth's jeweiry and
music store, and Doollttle's dry goods STORE Loss
about $4,000 insured for $12, 00O.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Canadian Financial Matters.

CnnndInn F1nHnCInI HNtters.
OTTAWA, Nov. q, 1859,
The discount on American invoices for this week
is twenty-one per cent.
The amount Of Dominion notes In circulation,
payable at Montreal, Is s4.0o4,46o; payable at
Toronto, s1,422,65 payable at Halifax, $3oA, 200.
Total ss,s2l,ooo. The amount OF specie held at
Montreal is $5500Oo; at Toronto, $500 900: at Hall
fax, s7s,se0. Total $i,42s,o0o. The amount Of de-
bentures held py the Receiver General under the
Dominion Note act Is $3.0o0,o09 The amount OF
securities held by the Montreal Bank has increased
from $685. S82 IN January last 10 81 800 900, An In
crease OF over S2,500,000.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
EGYPT.

A Submarine Cable for the Suez Canal.
PORT SAID. Nov. 20 1862
The ship Hawk, belonging to the telegraph service.
has passed through the canal. She will lay tele-
graph cable from this point TO Suez the bottom OF
she canal.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

Great Gale on the Penobscot Rivcr-Dcstruc-
tiOn of Property Mt Beffaxt-yIarine Dis
aster.
BELFAST, Nov. %, 1860.
The gale OF Saturday was very severe on the Pc
nobscot river. In this city the wharyes of Henry
McGnvcry were destroyed and the frame Of a vessel
demolished. Condon's wharf was entirely carried
away. The schooner John l.. Tracy OF st. George
from cambridge, Nd, with n load OF shin timber
was driven ashore and much injured. me damage
to the vessel IL $1,000; no insurance.
The steamer Lewiston. from Portland for Machias
arrived here yesterday forenoon having carriea
her anchor Tho loss was supplied and she pro.
oeedod. fAS'
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Russia will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe win close at the Post once
at eight O'Clock A. M
THg NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe-wiu
be ready at halrpast seven O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
KENTUCKY.

Fearful Accident Mt a Fuueral-Six Persons
killed-One Hundred md Fifty Wounded.
LEXINGTON, Nov. %, 1869.
While funeral services were gong on yesterday in
the Second Colorcd Baptist church, before very
large congregation the moor gave way, killing fvs
or SIX persons and wounding about 100. They were
oil coiored.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
THE RED RIVER REBELLION.

The Matter to be Left TO Governor McDOu .
gall for Settlement.
OTTAWA, Nov. %, 1862
1t Is said the government has received information
from Governor McDougall confirming the report that
the half breeds In open hostility. II is also
stated that the matter will be left entirely IN the
hands Of Governor McD0ugall for settlement.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
MICHIGAN.

Railroad Convention mt Enst Saginaw.
DETROIT. Nov. %. 1859.
Much interest Is manifested in the railroad con-
yention at East Saginaw tomorrow. large attend
ance Is anticipated. The convention is called to
secure railroad to meet the Northern Pacific at the
mead OF Lake superior, via the Straits OF Macknac.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

A.-Tarring and Fcatheriag IL Horrible
process but than wearing the head beard whis
kers or mustache with the adhesive offensive prepaIa-
who discarded them for that pure cysans
fluid, PHALoN'5 yfTAEfA, OR SALVATION FOR THR
HAIR which the natural color OF whtensd
fibre and require like the hair coores OF the day,
shielded from the light with thicknesses of The
article superssdcs them all,
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Paris mt MiduIGht.

PARIS, Nov. 22-Midnighr.
The city continues perfectly quiet During the
evening many people were the boulevards and
in the streets; but a heavy rain was fall
ing. which prevented any gatherings Some
cries Of "vive Rocbeiort n were raised, but with
this exception no manifestation was made. Few
police were seen in the streets, and whatever pre-
cautions the government may have taken against
disorder they were nowhere apparent.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
ASIATIC ARCHIPELAGO.

Earthquake Mt tho Philippines.
PARIS, Nov. 22 1869.
Accounts have been received Of violent earth
quakes in the Philippine Islands.
Al Manila houses were destroyed and eight lives
were lost Many persons were injured, and the de-
struction of property was very great.
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First Hedt.Prince was the favorite at two TO one.
One OF Two was very lame In the hind ankle.
In scoring lie showed this, and hence the odds
against him. He had trlfe the best OF the send-on,
but soon broke up and rince took the lead Jogging
ON ahead by couple OF lengths to the quarter pole
In forty-four seconds and q hall. Gong down the
backstretch the gray closed up and Prince was
short length ahead at the half-mlle pole In 1:29.
They were side and side around the Flushing end
and long way up the nomestretcn, but at the dis
fance stand One OF Two broke up and Prince won
the heat by a length IN $685..
second Hedt-prince was the favorte at 100 to TO-
The horses had very even start, but One OF Two
broke up as soon rs the wora was gwen and Prince
took the lead winch ho held to tho quarter pole By
length in forty-three and half seconds On the
backsIretch one OF Two showed IN front for few
seconds but then broke up three times and yet was
but one length behind at the naGfnile pole IN .26t.
between the horses, Prince leading. The uOrses
came on the homestretch yoked, and after a very
exciting struggle home One OF Two won the heat by
O head IN 2:6lA.
but he soon broke up badly and Prince took the lead
and was half dozen lengths In front at the quarter
pole In forty seconds Prince kept The lead from
there 10 the end passing the half mile pole In 1929
around the Flushing end, but coming up the home
stretch one OF rwo closed considerably and was well
up at the finish. Prince won by two lengths in
2:43ls.
smith being at hand, his driver concluded as the
horse had no chance OF winning. to withdraw him
from the contest, and thus ended the sports at the
Fashion Course for the day. Tho followngisa
SUMMARY.
Fashion COURSE Monday, November 22-purse
wagons.
NJ. k0den entered 8. q. Prince .......... al
I. Nance entered Y. q. one OF Two $500. 2dr
J. Paullng entered Gu. 8. Burger .......... dr..
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

uAgAN's MAGNOLIA BALM FOR THE COMPLExIsDN
Roughues Redness, Botches sunhurn Freckes and Tan
disappear wbors Is applied and beautiful comps OF
pure satnke texture Is obtained The palnes features
are made 10 glow with hsathui bloom and youthful beauty
Remember Hsrsns Magnolia Balm Is ths thing pro-
effects, and lady rs cents
nj any OF stores at Park row. New York Use only
LYONS hATHARION for the Hair.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
ENGLAND.

What II Said of the suez Canal.
LONDON Nov. a. 1900.
The Suez Canal Is not considered here q complete
success 1t ID claimed that Improvements must be
made before IL can meet all the requirements OF
commerce.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

Butcheior's Hair Dye-The Best in the
world The perfect dye harmless, reiaoe, nssana
Factory Is Bona street
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

HALIFAX, N. g., Nov. %, 1869.
The International Coat and Railway Company
inaugurated the commencement OF their railway
on the 18th instant at sydney, Cape Breton. The
ceremony was attended by the leading men or that
section OF the country. and passed OF with great
eclat. speeches were made by the president, A. O..
Morton; Judge Dodd, Alfred Mackay, secretary OF
the company; Mr.. Mcdonald, OF Montreal; also mem.
bers OF the DOMINION and local governments,
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

Afford 81 Upper, Manufacturing Silver
smiths wholesale and rea Nos. 7o and 769 Broadway,
Tanlh stairs.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

or all description for sse aud repaired oy mrs. class woFS-
men GEO. g. ALLEN son, l,l7S Broadway, betweerS
Twenty seventh and Streets and fio Broad
vay, one door below Canal street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
GERMAN Y.

MIR. Burlingame In Berlin.
BERLIN, Nov. %, 1862
Mr. Burlingame has arrived here with the Chinese
Embassy.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
ITALY.
Nc-o~o--~~-o~~~oy-

Resignation Of the Ministry.
FLcRENCE, Nov. 70, 1869.
Tho meeting Of the Cabinet last night resulted in
che nnal resignation OF all the Ministers.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

and progress rule the hour, white the Occdent
and the Orient shake hands and rejoice Supersous and
prejndioes are giving way and KNOX, OF 2l2 Broadsay
the Acknowledged champion halter of the metropolis
men and public functonsres, military and oaces all
w9ar the Knox Hat, and "the who augbsn he who
feioItaes himself upon the Ownership OF kaox Hat
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
n n T-Eor Tbropt D;seaacs md Eaec-

tlons OF the chest, BROWNS BRONCHIAL TEoCHEs, or
Cough Lozenges OF great value In Coughs Irritation
Of tie Throat by cold UNUSUAL eierton Of the
cal organs in speaking IN public singing they produce
cfucacy
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

Cristadoro,s Unriyaiied Hair Dye.-SoiG.
aud applied al hs wig scalp factory No Astor House.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

A Holiday Prcscnt.-PoIIak 81 SOM Manu.
facture, genuine Meerschaum Goods Stores,
BIO Broadway ST. Nicholas Hotel John street. middle OF
block Also repairing and boiling done.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

Advice Gratis Dnily.-Omce DIR. Filters
RHEUMATIC REMEDY, 704 Broadway. Cures warranted
money refunded. Sold by druggists.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

Words of Cheer for Young Men. who, Hav-
ing fallen victims 10 social evils dsssre better manhood
sen, y % cs.sa letter snysopes fs Of charge AadfAss
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

A.-Eouraud's Rouge for Pale Lips and
Cheeks defring detection or rubbing OF.
GoURAUDS LILY WHITE, superior TO the limitation in
quality and quantity, at GOURAUD'S depot 4s Bond
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

A. Weather Strips Exclude Cold, Wind
Dust &c. ROEBUCK BROS. IS Fulton street, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

A.-"Women,o All of YOu, Who Want to bo
cured OF bad cold cough throat CHERRY
PICTORIAL TROCHES RUSHToN'S, 10 Astor House.
No more OF those horrible tasted acubeb things.n
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

A.-Chnrles ID. Fredricks g. Co., Photo
graphers $50 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan HOTEL
awarded gold medal for best photographs At American Ins
Eal
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
| Governor McDougall Quietly Awaiting the
Reaction in Favor OF Canadian Authority.
i TORONTO. Nov. % 1aBQ

messenger from Pembiria reports that Governor
McDougall will not send his family to Canada. He
is building quarters and Will await the reaction in
favor OF Canadian authority, which is anticipated.
Governor McIavish is very Ill and cannot take the
field IN person. which Is greatly TO be regretted.
The American residents at Sekirk have no sympathy
with the French insurgents.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

es in worthless 0ode other spurious unit Watches
hnvsrs of genuine AMERICAN WATCHES should nvara..
bly demand q certificate Of genuiness.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
All. :. Fire Extinauisber.

supplied the N. Y Fire Department. Always ready 10
instant No building safe without 1t. Beware OF
less inventions. y. s. Fire Ertingusher Company No..
Dey street, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23
TRLBGRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD
Paris Tranquil and the Election
Polls Closed.
THE ITALIAN MINISTRY RESIGNED
A Telegraph Gable i'm the
Suez Canal.
Withdrawal of Mr.. Plumb from the Ameri-
can Consulate in Havana.
the DUKE OF EDNDURG IN PEKlN.
~~~~~~~>~ro~~~o~~~~~~~~~
Celebration of the MikadO's Fete
Day in Japan.
Earthquake i'm the Philip
pine Isles.
FRANCE.
Un ,ass
Withdrawal of Mr.. Plumb from the Ameri.
can Consulate in Havana.
Celebration Of the MikadO's Fete
Day in Japan.
Earthquake i'm the Philip
pine Isles.
FRANCE.

Napoleon at the Theatre-The Paris Elections.
PARIS, Nov. %, 1862
The Emperor yesterday attended the Theatre
Trancais.
The elections are continued to-day. No disturb.
0nces have occurred.
The New York herald., 1869-11-23

The Hoyiston National BaA 'k Of Boston
Cleaned Out--fs.swecn Four a nd Five Hnn-
dred Th1isand Dollars Sccsn, ca py tins
Burglars.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-17
NOTICE

~
j. hereby given THAI default having occurred 10 the
performance Of the conditions expressed IN certain
mortgage deed Of trust executed by ~ Aard 7.
Ross 10 samuel stats Taylor and Eisis Parsons,
Trustees 81 the Cairo City Property dated tina 9Th day
Of October, a. u. ls4 and ln the "a, ORDER
Once. IN and for Alexander county IN the state Of M.
inois. IN book Of Decsis page -, 4c sad mortgage
on deed 81 trust convey lng among othsrs. lots
bered thirty-siS () and thirty seven cTl in block
numbered seventeen an In the hrsi addition 10 the
city ofCairo, IN said county and State.
We, the under-ign said trustee. will on Friday,
the ljth day ofAugusi neat A. ID. isos 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon ofthat day. under and by virtue the
power 81 sale contained la said mortgage, SELL q, pub
e auction, 20 the highest bidder. for cash. at tho Of
nee building Of said trustees, cofnsr 81 Washington
and 18th strrV said city dfCarO, n Alexander
county and State oslnois -ad tots numbered thirty.
six lM) and thfty seven Sy IN block numi-fed -er
cnisen 40 In the fret addition 60 said city Of Cairo
ascending to the recorded plat thereof with this hppur
mortgage. : eTAATS TAYLOR
EDWIN PAIisONs,
Trustees ofthe Cairo City Property.
Dated Cairo, In., July 2if. len. iytl-di'
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-17
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
- ALEXANDER COUNTY, IS

Ia the Circuit coar Of Alexander County. sep,embcr
Tenn, is7'.
Bailey :. Hauen
John r. Cook and an "'''e Hh''''' h'ihAHa 49,
Henry A. Alisoure,
Notice Is HEREBY gwen y you, the sa,d John T.
Cook that writ 81 atac hmcui has bc.n sued OF
the Office clerk Of the circuit ofsAia Alexander
county, a the suiI Of the said Bailey HarIell, and
against the estate 81 you the said John r. Cook and
Henry. A. Althouse, for four hundred and
foriy-four dollars and sGty-hye cents, di
rectsd 10 the sheriff OF said county to
execute. which said writ has been retained b. said
sheriff executed ny leyyinf the same on lots number
Cd fourteen tl AMI hftesn l5), In block n1,Leed az
tyons 90 IN the city OF Cairo Illinois. as the proper,
Of John o. Cook.
Now unless you, the said John r. Cook shall per
sonaily be and appear before the circuit cenr Of said
county the hrst day u the term thereof 10 be
holden IN the city ofcaro In said county On the third
Monday in the month Of September NEXT give special
bail and plead 10 said actop, will he entered
against You in favor Of the aid plaintiff and the prop
cry attached sold to sati,i, the same Nth costs.
JOHN Q. HARTMAN, Clerk.
Cairo. H., July 81, isas.
Allen, Webb Butler. plaintiffs attorneys.
tynSw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-17
NOTICE

NOTICE
T. hereby given that default having occurred IN the
performance Of the conditions Expressed Ia certain
mortgage deed Of trust executed by John 81. Cyrus
20 samuel Staa,s Taylor aud Edwin Parsons, trustee.
Of the Cairo City property, and dated August 18th,
H. $780, and recorded Ia the recorders office, In and
for Alexander county ~ the state OF Illinois, Ia book
. 81 deeds page lsl, &c., said mortgage deed o.
trust conveying hot numbered thirty-four (J4) and
thirty FIVE Oh IN blocks numbered Ave t5l, IN the
third arduon In thu city Of Cairo, in said county and
state We the undefs9nsd SAID trustees viii on ~.
day the 18th day % August next, A. u. ls.e, at "
o'clock In the forenoon Of that day under and by viz
tue Of the power of sale contained Ia said mortgage,
SELL at public suctl0n. 20 the highest bidder let ca-h
a. the once building OF said Trustees corfer Of Wash
ington Avenue and 18th street ~ said city 81 Cairo 10
Alexander county state of Illinois, said l0tS num-
h-red thir,your go and thirty FIVE (5 Ia block Eve
(hl in the third addition 90 said city q Caro- accord
inF 20 the recorded plat thereof with the apyurten
snoes, 10 satisfy the purposes and condition of said
Morgnge ssTAATs TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS.
Trustees 81 the Cairo CITY Property
Dated. Carp, H., Jaly 2lsi, i-so isl-did
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-17
TO GAS CONSUMERS.

Messrs. @. y. Yeager Co., near corner OF Eighth
street and Commercial avenue. have supplied thsn-
Meter TESTERS Parties dissatisfied with the Register
ing Of their meters can aow hsye them tested, the
meters are isaas <Ss the saasn expense q ne ct
y foasd inoSusst. no tAAsEs viz b mads. mysx
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-17

NOTICE

IN
IL hereby given that default having occurred in H. 2
performance OF the conditions expressed IN cerhlb
Mortgage or Deed of Trust executed by Henry Dunkel
to Samuel Stats Taylor and Edwln Parsons Trustee.
ofthe Cairo City Property, dated August 9Th. 1862 ana
recorded In the Recorders Office In and for Ae1an-
der county in the State Of llnss, IN Book OF Deeds
page ll9, said Mortgage Deed Of Trust conveyin6
lots numbered II (seyenteen) and Is leghteen), -
block numbered IL (twenty-Onel IN the fourth add
ton to the city of Cairo. in said county and state We
the undersigned, said Trustees, will
on Friday, the 18th day Of August next, AID, 1869,
az o'clock Of the Of that day, under and by
sI,ue o. the power OF sale contained 10 smd MortRage
se!, ut Public Auction, to the ghes bidder Tor nashf
athe office building Of said Trustees, corner Of Wash
insvn avenue and 18th street, in said city OF CAIRO
IN Alexander county and State OF Illinois, said lots
,humoered " (seventeen) and II (eighteenl IN SAID
ton In saia Civ ONE 10 sara touo orda,
plat thereof, with the appurtenances, to satisfy the
purposes and condition OF said Mortgage
LeF-FE n. STAATS TAYLOR,
~ w Eh EDWIN PARSONS,
Cairo, Ill.,, July u, Is69-dtd,
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS,

~ ALEXANDER COUNTY
In the Circuit Court Of Alexander County eptembeT
Term, ls6o
Samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons
Trustees Of the Cair. City Property, tInch.,o.
VS.. A"N"auce'y
Charles sehoneIney CT and Andrew Popp ..I.
Bill to enforce Vendors Lien
Affidavit Of the residence Of Andrew Popp one
OF the above named defendants having been kIed In
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of said COUNTY
notice is therefore hereby given TO the said Andrew
Popp that the comPlainants filed their bill OF com
thancery side thereof on the 3rd day Of July, 1863
and that thereupon a summons issued out OF said
the said Andrew Popp shall personally be and appear
before the Circuit Court said County on the irsi
day Of the next term thereof 10 be holden at the Court
House in the City Of Cairo. in SAID County, on the
Third Monday OF September next, and plead answer
or demur TO the said compainants bill Of complaint
the and the matters and things therein charged
and stated will be taken confessed, and decree
entered against you according to the prayer Of said
bill. JOHN q. HARMAN, Clerk.
Green 4 Gilbert PIT = Attys iylsw5w