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BLACK CROOK.
oaDHa FoH PLANK aDHwLIr1.

ORDER FON PLANK HfDHWALN8.
And now it ig heIcbY ordered nhH
directed VS. Die common eauucH OF iha
city a sFau vic, lhHt he utFncn1 on nll
lots cog PARTS OFF tots. fronting Bu on HdfDIu=
ing tnc Wesf sido DO Wellington HIraaE.
beta cen trauEtlu Street and Hamilton
Street.
south side of franklin Street. batwasn
WHeI luEluu street aud HrIuhm ayoria
Hieldf
East soc OF Thlm Avenue, between
Eleventh. street mud FWeIitH etfneGt
"a sHld cIfr. rau.I. thf alde5HHIIIs thereon
% be- hfuuHlt Co lHe proper rraIe. aud
thnt iHef cause la sidewalk 90 GLASS Mn-
tu bc ifH down iuefenn Wltntu thirty
dnHe nom fhe Hub leaflnf 81 fnls order
e.hl #rlaft ltI. fiHTE.
Ak n. H HNNfnHHH DEPUTY.
Guy tiark mcti May a9tht lh0a
mH2N d1t FUuiun r0uVT
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gFgITE uWm HRn. rrAurHa
- b0Hgut the Tobacco HHd firrr Efura uf
~, IL echrordnfi 4NOf lO hfaim street, roe
suectiuIE rucnMmHna tnHmHulWeH tu She
hlnN pHtrQnhEH ul Nha a. biia.
He vail luaAe large uNnliluna Or 0uU
stock already on hHndl aud VIII HlWagH
eulrnNoF tD please Quar- ruH .uuNfM.
lnas dilnI JAcohf q MILLEH.
'Dltaea % tha Inau VINO inVantat
steep" Hays @auruo Fnuka. sNIf more
Dls11eN 81 fhe MON who invented Che
ilHanH of Iome1g luE edo nesIee fnd ullas
fortune thHt Changed mW IueHH NraV hUfDFa
lslufe Hfa season 10 10y decay Tu p BARE
retlH Vegetable lulr ltostarntiVe" Inust
aa afel lIlHn ulFEllt UuHHrlFea nE fW uE
4cme 1f fuo usual remedies i0r balances
1u1 premature Nrny hnir. Tho Testimony
1tais ri lts rllcrry are numerous uua
rfaproncHaule. Wye
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BLACK Crook. - Our people, Of
course, will not forget that the Black
Crook makes its appearance on
Thursday evening next aud remain
three nights only Dir. L. w. Davey
is we'll and faYorably known here, aud
is always sure to have a good COM
pany. We have no doubt he viii
have all the people the Opera House
will hold each night.
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An ATTORNEY ASSAULTS A JUDGE
--While a civil ease. was being tried
before Justice McTernan, on Satur-
dayevening, in which Judge AL Rob
inson and Charles 4. Marsh were the
attorneys, the lawyers got into an
alteration and a scene of confusion
ensued. Mr. Marsh appeared for the
plaintiff and was witness and attorney
in the case, and Judge Robinson ap-
peared for the defense. 1t seems
that Marsh, in TIE course of his re
marks, made some very strong insin-
uations against the defendant, which
Mr.. Robinson said was Infamous
and false, and you know it Marsh
replied, you are a liar. and at the
same time struck Robinson, and at
tempted to strike him again, but was
prevented by the bystanders. JUS
tice MoTernan fined Marsh SO. This
alteration created so much confusion
that the trial could not be finished,
and it was postponed.
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CUTTING AFFAIR.-A young man
by the name of James McInnerny
entered the bagnio Of Sallie Clark, on
Tenth Street. on Saturday evening
and raised fuss. He got to quarrel
ing with Sallie Clark, and in the
course Of the row she cut him on the
head with butcher knife, iufieting
an extensive incised wound of the
scalp, four inches long, penetrating
to, and freelyexposing, the bone. Nc
Innerny was taken to the Office of DR..
Mageniss, Who dressed the wound.
McInnerny was much exhauted By
profuse henorrhage, and tainted while
I his wound vas being dressed.
Sallie CLARK, who is enciente, was
badly injured by MeInperny, and. is
asserted that he kicked lherin The alb
domen. Ste was arrested and sent
to jail, but as she was not in condi-
ton to remain there, she was sent
back to her house. McInnerny
was arrested about one o'clock on
Sunday morning Its thought that
the injuries to the woman may prove
serious If not fatal. We suppose that
McInnerny will have an examination
to-day.
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Ell. r. r.. Northern Division
TRAINS CONC SOUTH.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Transfer Packet Steamer .Mollfe
NortOu leaves Evansville daily
1Sundavs excepted at............... 3 Is Pm.
Train leaves Henderson at..-........ 4 rs 2. DI.
Arrive at MadisonvIlI e-........ ... 80 Z. II.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves MadiscnEllle daily
SUNDAYS fyceeptea) at ............. :25 AM
Arrive az Henderson. ........ $50 A. ii
Arrive st Evansville by Transfer
Ptelxef sfollie norton ............ 80 A n
Making connection both ways Win
trains on the S. " @. Railroad.
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In Luck. - A heathen- Hotteutot
recently discovered near Capetown,
Africa, a diamond OF the first water,
weighing eighty six carats. aud valued
at 932 600, or about 100000 Ii all
heathens were so lucky we know
some specimens of humanity in this
city who would be entitled to find
diamonds.
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THANKS. We are under daily OBJ
legations to Messrs. Troutman, May
ers, Seward, and Hill, the attentive
messengers of the American Express,
and TO Mess. Fish & Barter for late
papers IL advance Of the mails.
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"IMW UI- T"T|-
Tic common Council of enc Gltv OF
llgauatlIe VIII rrs. INr. sea I'd uFHnosaI IL
unttl fUe 500 daE Cd June, Iall f0f artIInr.
HiaNnllM#. nA paving iNe alley HituHfn uaa
tween hiHiu street nnd Locust Street. nuH
e2tendiHs iioiH seventh Street to Eighth
1857 order OFF the Council
A Do MrGHIFF. Clerk.
CITY DIertH mec, MHy lIlb. 1861
male ftd fUmou copy
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A t meeting of the various LODGES
of the [. o. D. Z held at Odd Eel
lows Hall, on Friday. May 18th, a
committee was appointed to draft
resolutions of respect on the death OF
Rev. Bro. 3 f. Catch, OF Cermont
Lodge, No. 40. Milford Ohio, who re
ported as follows:
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father,
has, in His wisdom, taken from our
midst our beloved brother, b. Il.
Catch, therefore,
Be Il resolUed, That in the death OF
brother Catch, the community has
lost a worthy and respected citizen.
his wife and family an affectionate
husband and father, ami the brother
hood worthy Odi Fellow.
ResobUed, That Ia the death of Bro.
Catch, we are again warned of the
certainty Of death and the uncer-
taiuty of life, and that It behooves all
to be ready to obey the summons
when our Great Master calls.
Res0LUed,. That we tender to the
family of our deceased brother our
heartfelt sympathy IN their bereaYe-
ment. 4E AG
Resolued, Thata copy. of these res
olutions be presented to the family of
our deceased brother, and to Cler-
mont Lodge, No 40. and that they be
published 10 the papers q. this city.
JAS. DAVIDSON.
JOHN " II rNsON.
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NoTicE.-0n and after this, Mon
day, March 81, 1869, evening, from
five o'clock until ten at night, there
will be some one of the City Assessors
Ia the Council Chamber to receive
and make out schedules of personal
property for city.
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srEAMBOATLIEEs.

To LoUIsvInG.IE.-svery Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock An Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday al
70 CAIEo-Daliy, except Sunday, at :
O'clock p. II.
TO GREEN RIYER.-Every Tuesday and
Saturday at 4 O'Clock Pm. Every Thursday
at O'Clock 2. a.
To EAsfPoRT. Every Monday w ednes-
day aud Friday at4 o'clock p. N.
70 He SDERSON-Daily, except Sundays.
Rt 3 o'clock Pm.
70 NAsavII.LE-Every Wednesday and
Saturday AT 4 p NJ.
70 MEHPRH-Every Tuesday at P. II.
RoekportStage (via Newburgh and Boon
ville) carrying the mali, leaves at A. n,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives By p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud saturdays.
New Harmony Mail stage leaves Nom
days and Fridays at A. n. Arrives Tues
DAYS and Saturdays by p. h.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily Tex
cspt sundays at : A. Il. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays) by P. ~
To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. daily Except SUM
aay,) from the Merchants BOteIs 81 3
O'Clock p. n.
~sFn EsnCr
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IN TeIsEa HF.E nUgE LLHWg ununH-
~ WITH fuur rooms Kitchen. and rnIInF.
tuMind an FIRST hNNNhN VIII ma solid
un good teimss N application 1H made
soon. Ihia D. "a nns piece off property. and
viii De sold fOf li .OII. Inquire OF
AAAMH fDN MmDM
Real atn Agent.
aprA dtf hFHuHVIito5 Iud.
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Provided FOR HIS FAMILY.-We
learn that Rev. B. F. Catch, who died
last week. had his life insured for
$4,000, thus providing for his family
after his death.
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LOsT-Un Friasvra- black moroeeo
Memorandum Book. contaiara 49,. -. :
money and valuable memorandums.
The finder sill be literally rewarded
By leaving it at tho Office of the Ad-
dams Express Company, on First
Street. between Main aud Locust.
mv29-tf
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Terre HanIe g InlIanap0lIs.
ohio & Mississippi.

IUIsN Est
LeaUe Lightning FIX. Acc. Night FIX
Niucennes -. i :33 NJ 1913 NJ $50 p y
Cincinnati. 900 M.-li:I5 P NJ. 6 30 A II
Louisville 80. 500 p ST.. 40 A NJ. 30 4 n
GoIsG WEST.
Tegrc Mail. Night Xxx Day FIX
Vfnce.rpes 49, 4.25 /, NJ 2 .O5 A NJ o. rs A II
-ArTfUe
81 Louis I'LL 80 p IT.. $40 A NJ. z:fO N
Cairo - $3.50 n. 4 80 z 81
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ga The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by #. q.
Bridwell & Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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A BEAUTIFUL TEMPLE OF Arr
Mr.. ii. ii. Parkhill, the distinguished
photographer of this city, has changed
his location to Second Street. between
Main and Locust Streets. He has
fitted up an art gallery in DR.. Ehr-
mans building, in a style not sur
passed by any establishment of the
kind in the city. The arrangement
of light is Teckoned to be perfect.
and no expense has been spared to
make the establishment convenient,
pleasant and attractive Adjoining
the operating room is a pleasant and
neatly appointed dressing room,
where ladies may arrange their toilets
before sitting for pictures. On the
ground-hoor is a spacious and elegant
~ furnished parlor for the reception
Of visitors and patrons, with an ele-
CANT piano at which ladies' may amuse
themselves while waiting. The lOca-
ton Of the new gallery is quite eligible,
and the admirable manner In which
1t has been fitted uD, not to speak of
the superiority of Mr.. Parkhill as an
artist, should attract large patron
age. Call and see his beautiful
rooms. :. us... .aa my29 It.
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CoRREoFIoN.-In Saturdays JoUR-
NAL we gave the sales Of John II.
Rocker & Co. for the past year at
$63 600 This was correct according
to the books, but was too low Tie
total sales of the firm were $50, 300.
The mistake was made by the Collec-
tor in copying into his book. We
take pleasure in making this corree-
ton.
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BG5- For pure Drugs, Chemicals,
Liquors and fine Perfumes. Hair Oils.
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, 60 10 the Opera Drug
Store, is South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water Par
tieular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27.
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Excursion. = The Evening Star
Circle will have a grand starlight ex-
cursion on the steamer Morning Star,
on Wednesday evening, june 9th.
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0nrloglfn nn INN.

The latest styles Of ventilated Sum
mer Hats just received, viz The
Tropical, Keep Cool, Summit, Cncum-
ber, Hampden, one ounce Panama.
All kinds of hats made to order at
5DiIu4 lL MARGOREIERs
may23-1W Sign Of Big Bear.
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DELICIOUsLY MEDICINAL.-This is the
universal verdict pronounced upon the
PLANTATIcN BITTERS by all who have
tried them. Tho weil-hnOwn health-prO-
noting gradients from which they are
made. anu their invaluable merits as a
remedy Tor Indigestion and ali its conse-
quent ailments. and the prevent ative
qualities against disc ses arising from
climatic changes, misamatic fufluences
ard imperfect serretiOus, are 50 wi ely
known and so honOrabiy endorsed, that
we trust no one-Will forego the advantages
OF their use.
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B9- We call especial attention to
Auction sale of House and Lots by
Hiram Nelson, at the Court House
door this afternoon at ? o'clock.
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RATURNING,

Indp'nss:55 AN. 7:sO A N. las P NJ s;lOP n
T. H.....6:3O AMIO.25 A n. 49, MlI:O5 p N
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EEansYlIIe b OraWford. Vie

IeGre Exp. Neil Freight
T. Haute ...... Gao A NJ. $500 p H.. 5:f5 \ u
Vincennes..... 8: s A M. s .05 p M..ll:40 A N
-aTTiUe
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A most beautiful assortment of
dress goods for Simmer wear Just ar
irving at Hughes. Figured aud en-
broidered Grenadines from 70 cents to
81 per yard. The cheapestand hand
soonest stock Of French lawns IN the
city. A splendid lioe pf Fringes,
Gimps and Passamenterie Trimmings.
All kinds and sizes Of best British
Hosiery, and full sock Of Millinery
Goods. Call and see them
Nm. HUGHES, 46 Main st.
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SCRAP FOR LADIES. Just received
at the popular dry. goods house of
MILLER q BRINKMEYER another
magnificent assortment of Lace
Shawls and Retens, at such prices
that no lady need do without one.
mag d2t GO
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LARGE SALE OF BUILDING LoTs-
On the 18th of June, VIM. Heilman,
Esq, will offer for sale, at auction,
one hundred and fifty FIVE building
lots in Springdale, near the Artesian
Springs Park. These lots are admi-
rably situated, at the terminus of the
street railroad. aud are very desirable.
The sale will take place at O'Clock
in the evening. Full particulars can
be learned BY reference to the adver
tisement in this mornings JOURNAL.
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B1g~ The best standard brands OF
Flour for sale in the city:
Yahlberg 4 Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiaua Mills,
2 telegraph Mills,
Binghaul's Moon Light,
and a variety Of low grades of super
fine. r-.a1..
apo III. ID. ALLIs & Co.
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MAGSOLIA WATER.-Superlor TO the best
imported German Cologne, and sold az
half the price. .ffl.u
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DING NORTH.

0A@N AAAAAA4s
LenUe Mail. Expr. Freight.
Evansville ---lO:45 A NJ 5:l5 ? H.. T:2J a u
ATTire
Vfncennes 1881 NJ al p aI...l2si0 p Il
Terre Heute. 4:90 P I...l0s55 A.. & 30 n
Terre Hanle d indianapolis.
GOING EAST
Leare Day Elk Night Ex. Mall.
Terre Haute. As p NJ. 80 A L.. q 80 A n
AqTtUe
nd1arlapolis. .05 ? NJ 20 A Mo s05 A II
CrestIine ...... A:a8 A NIL 30 4 N. :l5 II
q sevelaud.. 81 A NJ. 3 80 p NJ 8. y u
BuffalO ....... 2:I0 BI-..lo: 5 p y ;2i A u
PITTS burg .---..ll 80 A NJ. 6:50 + d :. ID A N
Philadei pima. 3: o A II = 9:25 A NJ ALE II
New YORK. Is 20 A MI 10 A NJ. % p 81
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PosT OFFICE, EVANSVILLE,
NJ .fDE&hf nCp0r

80 N May 10Th, 1Sb9.
Notice IS hereby given that from
and after this date, there will be made
up and fofWarded from this Office q
second daily through mail to the fol-
lowing pplatsa ss4T al
indianapolis, Chicago and the
Northwest; CinciHnati New York
and all the Eastern Cities; Louisville,
Memphis, New Orleans and all South
ern Cities -a ID
This maik departing by the Evans
vile & Charlottesville Evening Ex-
press. aoiI CLOSE OF 4:30 pm. precise
~. Letters sent by this mail will
reach their destination from ten TO
fifteen hours In advance Of the next
morning train.
a second daily mail is now received
at this Office, by the noon train, from
Louisville. Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
end the East This mail closes at
Louisville at l o'clock PM, at Gin
cinuati at 9:l5 NJ, aud at Indian
apolis al midnight.
my26-tf JOHN w. Foster, p. NJ.
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G. EAbEm pm0p0 aAnN Will mE
- resffgcd nd uv ofIcH uutII Monday.
duuf ltns ls1l. ~ lU a'riock AM. fur fur-
uHhluH the n0mrH and heanna fur thn
bu iHi 1T the county poor. che euumia-
slQners reseryiHg DIE riFnt ~ reicCt uuy ar
al bids, VICTOR HIsCH
Auditor Va derhurRh county
EYausFllo, MHy Mth, 1885, fmH2i did
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DECORATION CEREMONIES.

a CIR AND DISPLAY
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cs EAEED pt1npO aAEa villa mE
~ received re- mV office nuflI Monday
IuHe IIl 1860. aE I0 uicloeK ANS for IuF=
ufshime Ehn madlea Attendance 90 tue
county poor; the Con iN com nia. l1nNfH
reaarvlrr Tad. riah. b. reject nnV on ail nId-.
NIaIaH HIafiIf.
4 Auditor Marlborough l0uufT.
EVarfWiIIe. AnY 2ftn, 1858. mHM1 ntH
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THEATRICAL. - We notice that
Manager Holland opens the Opera
House at New Albany tonight, with
Miss Efie Johns as the leading at
traction, assisted by several old fav-
orites Of the New Albany public. We
hope he VIII have big houses, and
come out with a full purse, as he
promised about year ago to send
some money down here as soon as he
got it. There are others indulgine
the same hope, if not the expectation
Of a beneficiary BY his success.
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A splendid stock Of Dress and
Saque trimmings, Just received, at
Hughes
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UEfA EIH HHf OF HfHNNs
MnshluHfous Shay - 1902 +
Inform llnn hna been received Ht This
beufr u 'ut FROM hIf y. "a HpHldlHR. thH
t8H uI ~ fhe United htHffa Ht inuuiuiu.
~ thc ~ atui go lIe ia3tl day Df March lanf.
90 inuulni q Of ]. ~ Hughes. formerly OF
itlei mmd, Was ne County Indiana.
ma.I 0aL
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GooD.-We take the following fat
tering extract from the Tribune, pub
lished at jackson, Mississippi. Il
speaks for itself. e4
EvANsVILLE.-Our friend, Capt. j
NJ WooIard. has jNst returned from
a flying visit q Evansville, and speaks
IN most glowing terms OF the public
spirit of the iRha bitants of that city
and the generous liberality Of its bust
ness men
The conveuience Of shipment and
the liberal commercial inclinations Of
the leading merchants Of Evansville
toward the Southern people, are bound
to. secure for them a large trade from
this section of country.
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x0oA1 NCl4EcES.

70 ca - O., Ices
"a Get your bouqlets and cut
flowers at the Flora Gem. aail1lae
~ Now, as always. far N advance,
with all the new styles Of Shoes.
have always had all the new styles OF
Shoes one year before any other dealer
in this market; and al ladies Who
would be sure of getting nice fash
ionable Shoe should 60 TO. 60 Main
Street, first, last, aud all the time.
j. IS. RICEER, eeag
mas DIT (fri.mopl 60 Main St.
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Evansville & CFawfordsVIlle R.R.

RaBs skssAsb rEsR kc-s a 81 e
Corrected May I7fh, 1901
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ga All kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber q Co.'S. I'm
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Ba- Sixty mats Of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. q. -. HEIMAN's.
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ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY.
N ev Arrangerne n t.

u Ia All kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber q Co. 81. If
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Groalca1 ATTRACTION NJ DO World

SEysAmoN oF rHE AoEi
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For three Nights only
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-02
MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, !

STATE OF ILLINOIS, =.
Alexander County,
In the matter OF Samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin Par
sons, Trustees Of the Cairo CITY Property vs.. Ro-
sauna smith, widow. and Fanny SMITH Thomas J.
Smith, Anna Smith and Rosannn sm y, children OF
Patrick Smith, deceased-0n Bill 70 enforce Nen-
doris Lien.
Public notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF a
decreta order entered In the above entitled cause, in
the circuit court of said county, the eighth day
October, A. D. lsss, OF the October term, d. 1855 OF
said court l. John O. Hartman, Master in Chancery fOr
said conrt will. on the 25th day Of February A. u.
1862 at II o'clock in the forenoon OF ssd day sell at
public auction to the highest bidder Tor cash, at tho
in said county the following described real estate sit
uate in the addition TO the city of Cairo county Of
Alexander aud State OF Illinois, to-wI:
Lots numbered twenty one l2i) and twenty-five (22),
in block numbered sixty-six lo6 known and desig
mated upon the recorded map plat OF said first add
ton 20 said city, together with an and singular he ten
ements and Entertainments thereuntO belonging, in
satisfaction Of said decree besides interest and costs.
JOHN q. HARTMAN, Master in Chancery.
Cairo, H., January 2s, ls69-iw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-02
MASTERS SALE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, .
Alexander County
In the matter Of Samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin Par
sons Trustees 81 the Cairo Clty Property, Ellen
Shortel-on Bill 20 enforce Vendors Lien,
Public notice Is hereby given, that IN pursuance OF
decreta order entered ia the above entitled cause IN
the circuit court Of said county, the eighth day OF
October A. d. lsds OF tho October term, A, D. ls6s OF
said court, John z. Harman Master IN Chancery for
said court, viii, on the 18th day Of February, A. ID.
1862 al III O'Clock IN the forenoon Of said day sell al
public auction to the highest bidder for cash &C tho
southwest door OF the house the city OF Cairo,
in said county, the following described real estate, sit
uate in the FIRST addition To the city OF Cairo county OF
Alexander and State Of Illinois, to-wit;
Lot number Two l) IN block numbered twenty-five
(25 as known and des gnated on the recorded map or
plat Of said first addition 10 said city together WITH all
and singular the tenemenis and Entertainments there
unto belonging, in satisfaction of said decree with
interest and costs.
JOHN Y. HARTMAN. Master in ChaneeGy.
Cairo, H., January23 lsG9-iw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-02
CITY LOTS.

All Of said city lots being situated in the city OF Cairo
county Of Alexander and state Of Illinois, and that the
time given by law for the redemption Of each OF the
sale, purchased Aforesaid tlo 2Jh day Of july
A. II. ls6s, will expire the 10th day II July A. H..
ls70; and that the time given by Law for the redemp
ton Of the above described tract of land, from said
sale, purchased aforesaid on the ith day 81 An.
q u, d 1865, VIII expire on the sh day OF August,
A. H. lsiO and that that the time given by law for the
redemption 81 each Of the above described city lots,
from said sale, purchased aforesaid the 3lst
day Of July, D. ls6s, will expire the 3ist day Of
July, A. D. 1870, and that unless the above described
tracts OF land and town lots respectively redeemed
according 20 law on or before the day on which the
time given by law for the redemption 81 each OF them
expires above set forth, shall apply for deed fos
and possession of the same.
RICHARD FITZGERALD, Purchaser.
Cairo, February Ii S9-d3w