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ASSASSINATION IN JACKSON COUNTY. FLORIDA
A County Clerk Killed and q State Senator
Wouuded.

Wounded.
[From the Jacksonville Union, March l.l
We have received the following despatch from q
reliable source:-
TALLAHASSEE March 2 1869.
We learn by q gentleman from Marianna Jackson
county, that on Tuesday evening last, a. DR.. j. l..
Finlayson, Clerk OF that county, and Senator Pur-
man were walking home from the Clerks once an
assassin concealed behind tree, fired Q charge OF
buckshot at them, killing DR.. Finayson Ia shot
entering his brainl and seriously wounding MIR. Pur-
critical. As yet the murderer y not known 70 the
public.
DIR. finiayson was q Southern loyalist; young,
active aud energetic aud for several past
has been Of the leading and consequently OF
the most obnoxious radicals in Jackson county. He
was appointed clerk OF the court by Governor Reed
last summer, and has discharged the duties Of that
ONCE IN prompt and satisfactory manner. His life
has been frequently threatened.
Major Purnam, who Is a native OF Pennsylvania
and consequently "carpet-bagger,n - has resided in
Mariana since the close OF the war; and mas been
identified with the republican party OF this
state since Its organization He has taken o
leading and honorable part in the work OF
reconstruction, and In the state Legislature since
our readmission to the Union. In May last he was
elected State senator from Jackson county, and Inn
medlately took a leading position In the Senate. In
August he was appointed Secretary OF State by Gov
Reed, but declined the position I'm favor OF the APP
pointment OF coored man and accepted the Office
last he resigned HIS judgcshlp and was unanimously
reelected TO the Senate and last month he was ap-
pointed by Governor Reed one OF the commissioners
on the part OF Florida to confer with the commits
sioners from Alabama relative to the cesson OF West
Florida to that state.
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NEWBuRo.

FATAL AoCIDENr.-0n Mo.aday laborer on the
waikiki Valley Railrcrcd. at Sawangunk village,
twelve miles from Ne@burg was crushed TO death by
. falling embankrlent Several others had narrow
escape.
MANurAcruhE OF APPLE wHIsKEY.-The books
of the assessor Of internal show that In the
year 1858 81 s75 gallons Of "appejack' were manu-
factured in Orange county. The value OF this
product Is $l15,O62 so. There were used in this
manufacture 147.es7 bushels Of apples, costing
$6,657 S5. The amount OF tax on the whiskey was
$l6,4 so. The crop OF apples last year was only
about half the Usual quantity.
SEWARD WILL CAsE.-In the matter Of the con-
tested win OF the late s. S. Seward, OF which William
II. Seward and George NJ Grier are executors, 1t Is
stated that the counsel for the executors have made
attempt to procure the removal OF the case from
the Surr0gate's Court OF Orange county to the Su-
preme Court In the city OF New YORK. They nave
obtained an Injunction IN tne nature OF an in!unc
action In the matter.
SUDDEN DEATH.-On Saturday q Iaborer named
Hassel was taken suddenly Ill while at work on the
Newburg and New York Railroad, about ten miles
from Newburg, and died while his companions were
conveying him in wagon to the shanty where he
continued the use Of res0ratves for some time, and
only desisted the arrival OF physician, who pro-
Dounced him dead. The cause Of death was supposed
to be heart disease.
SMALfPox.-It Is reported in the river towns
that the smallpox is on the increase in New York
city, and it is feared that with the reopen
ing Of navigation the disease may be COM
municated to them. Measures are being
taken to ward Off the disease. The Newburg
Board OF Health have directed the Health officer
OF the city, Dr. r. v. X. Monttort to furnish vacci
nation free OF expense, to all persons who may de-
sire it, and are urging unvaccinated persons to
avail themselves OF the opportunity.
THE VAN WYcK-GREENE CONTESTED ELECTION
CAsE-The taking Of testimony in this case is still
dragging its slow length along. On Friday and
Saturday Rgister John w. Little held court
In Middleton, Orange county, when large
number or Witnesses were examined on behalf OF
Mr.. Van Wyck. Some time during the present week
Register Little proceeds to New York to examine
witnesses called on behalf Of Mr.. Greene. Among
these Is Collector Bailey. The examination Of Mr..
Greenes witnesses it still in progress at Goshen.
OF election and was sworn In as member OF the
House of Representatives from the Eleventh district
OF the State OF New York.
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GENERAL NOTES.
n is knee high In Florida.

Corn IL knee high In Florida
Indiana averages one murder day.
Twelve feet OF snow on q level this winter In
Canada.
There are upwards Of 100000 professional thieves
In London.
The sioux Indians very appropriately call Cenera,
Sherman Walk-a-heap.
Boston Is proud that her valuation this year, In
expectancy, n $3.50, 100000.
Thieves In Norfolk Va, recently carried on an iron
safe and two large steam engines.
The heirs OF Noah webster receive $4,000 ANN.
ally from the sale OF his dictionary
Peter Cartwright n In his ftieth year az presiding
elder In the Methodist Episcopal Church.
There was o general decline in the yield OF petro
ieum In the Pennsylvania oil region last month.
An attempt Is to be made the coming season to in
troduce the cultivation Of the sugar beet In California
Vermont paper says that the annual product OF
maple sugar IN the United states 10 100000 pounds.
The Texas newspapers continue TO be filled with
accounts Of robberles and assassinations IN that
State.
snow drifs are 80 deep in Maine that the horses
are put on seds and drawn by the lumber men who
wear snow shoes.
st Louis and its gas company are at ioggerheads
m ne e9sr,o cry reiasag 70 pay 0r m supply On
The state Of Alabama gives 5000 to the widow OF
each person assassinatcd In that state. Husbands
are getting anxious.
An Alabama editor had the ore dug from his own
lsno last week, made nto IRON the iron into plougns
and the ploughs running before the close OF the
An estate Of $4,000 was lately settled in Osego
county TINS state. in which the lawyers received
$1,000, and the heirsatiaw the rest--about three
dollars apiece.
any person Of good moral character being n
voter. may practice law IN Indiana. The same
qualifications, except tue character, are necessary
for procuring divorce.
by recent experiment Instituted between Boston
and san Francisco It has been found bhat cleo
tflciy n.es o. me rate u 0010 miles IN something
lees tnan sixty seconds VI tlme
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REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
ssssms1p MsTg0ss p ak SsmSs New Orleans Feb = and sw
steamship Thames Pennington Savannah, with mdss and
stea@shp sarasosss Ryder, Charleston March 5, with
heavy GALE hoars being very
ds II
red signal with letters B in centre, bound po,,.
Norfolk with mdse and passengers, TO the Old Dominion
Steamship Hatteras Roberts, Norfolk hours, with mdss
and passengers, to I McCready
Steamship Empire Price, Alexandria, with mdse and pas
ssamshg knight, Deny, Washington, with mdse. to
Ship VIM Tapsoot dr, Bell, Liverpool Nov ls with mdse
Witch the and 'c
ss ss as
raes 70 The Banks lost and split sails and sprung
have been Is days west Of the Banks with light wnds and
BIS Favorite cof New Hayen,. pusl Dsmarar., dsy.
eas wss % 81 % pts soS
alde from barbados FOR Tndad 18th, Lat Is 49, lon 50 a.
ss.s I'll
C1 ens
Brig as!sqy Jennings of ca.s Noble ren..co. is d.y.
with yellow pine, % Jed Frye Co:
sshr RE rSnska Nor TAcrssn Ksstch e Black Sc. g day:
with strong and NV gales lost and spit Sa and received
~ days with naval
schr Hazlston, Gardner Phladephis for Taunton.
Schr N Hand, Norton, Philadelphia for Grcenport
Schr Petrel Curtis Portland, with lumber 10 Wilder
Son.
ssSr Stephen fsass ss'S S.r@oasS l1a sS %sss
Schr Nicanor, Hannah, New Bedford.
Schr w d Mangam, ChaSe, New Bedford.
Hchr James Nelson, Staples, Taunton.
Schr Hunter, King, Dighton.
Schr A Lincoln, DILL FAN River
Schr Maryland. Greene, Fail River.
6chr VIM Hone, Torrey, Providence.
Echr Gale, Brockway, Providence.
schr Ira Bliss, Hudson, Providence Elixabshpors
Schr Elizabeth B. Hogan, Bristol.
Schr Treasure, Arnold, Apponaug.
schr Bllow Il New Haven.
Schr Pointer, Nichols, Fairhavsn.
echr Angeline Van Cleaf, Keene, Greenwich.
Schr L Kane Ball, Bridgeport.
Schr Mercer. WATSON, Bridgeport.
echr Clara Post, Ferris Port Chester.
Schr Hester, Davis, Port Chester.
Schr George Downing, Mott, Glsnwo0d
BELOW.
Ono bark.
Wind at sunset W, light
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collect zAarins reports ~ AZ as sas'7 es's-''
|" ~ - wing extract from the proceedings
o.. .eAs regular non's'5 meeting hsld March 8 1885,:
nssowm1S ~ and altar April !, 1858, the Associated
continue the collection OF ship news ID the
nsrpof y. sew York. Paused unanimously
A5r the o6ce Of the Herald steam yachts JANIS and
JHANNETTR V = Whitehall slip. All communications from
owners and consgnees to the masters OF inward bound vs
sels VIII bs forwarded fres Of charge.
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ma. PIKE AND WIS GAS BlLs.
NEW yoRK. March I. 1890.

NEW YORK, March I, 1900
To THB EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
In an editorial Of this morning you state swore
before the legislative committee that "when my
Opera House was closed In the summer time nv
gas bills higher than when the house was open
In the winter" &C. This Ii an error; made no such
statement. SAMUEL N. PIKE.
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CLEARED.

Co.
s.eamshiD Frsnconia. Sherwood. Porsland--JF r Amos
Ship Ladoga, Wiley, Cronstadt-W Ropes Co.
bark Mary A Troop (Brh Cain, Antwerp-Boyd
Bark Idaho Chapman. AsPinvall-Panam. Railroad Co.
Bark Clara (Br) McConnel Havana-Brett, Son 4 Co.
Bark Jessie (Br), Grant, CardenAs-Brett Son a Co.
Brig Stephenson (NG), Wtte, London-Funch, ksncke
Brig McIntre, Haskell. Cardenas-R Buck 4 Co.
&Co.
Schr Fanny Elder, She's, Carthagens- W Loud 4 Co.
6chr Newton, Gray, Slsal- Bryan & Pease.
Echr Ocean Pearl, Reed, 81 vincents-B Weinberg.
Schr @ Davis, Doane, Port Spain- b Wenborg
Houghton.
schr Pioneer, Bearse, Caibarien- Miller Houghton.
schr ssrdonyx tBr, Banks, Ragged Island, Ns-H Dc
schr David curie Reed. Charlesson-Benuey, Miller 4
Thomas.
schr Robt Caldwell, Mccormack, Charleston-N Mccrea
dy Il Co.
schr Boice, Adams, Eichmond-C + Picrson.
Schr Trenton, Martin, Norfolk-C Staples.
Schr Darling, Baxter, Alexandria Baker DAYTON.
Thomas.
schr Minquas, Heaney, Batimore-Benucy, Miller Tho
Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford.
Schr Bloomfield, Hobbic, Stamford
ARRIVALS.
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maintenance OF TIE Roman temporal power. The
and his appointment to that post Is symptom
which Issfan pEilo Prussians might not unprohtaby
reflect upon before placing such entire confidence
n Pru9slan aymuathY
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Died.

DEACoN-On Monday, March 8, WILLIAM F. DEA.
CON, oldest son OF John and Margaret Deacon, aged
II years and % days.
The funeral will take place from st. Stephens
church, East Twenty-eighth street, on Wednesday
afternoon az half-past one O'Clock
(F0r other Deaths see Eighth Pu0e.l
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a. TO the na result It is only to be hoped that IN
the end-and the sooner this end comes tne Delter
Tor our city and the growing commerce seeking ~
inlet and outlet through this channol-these present
expectations will be fully realized
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weather Alsss the Csa.a
PORT Or NEW YORK, MARCH 8, Isss.
HeraIA PACKAGES.

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving ct this port win
please deliver all packages intended for hs HERALD 10
regularly authorized agents are attached 10 our steam
Yacht fset The New York Associated Press do not now
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ERA In ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL


A NEW ERA IN ILLUSTRATED JOURNALISM.
this week, commencing the twensysishh volume printed
sntirsly in new and beausful type and rsmodsed s
departments introduced the public - model excel.
lsncs Illustrated journalism. The list Of contributors
IL literary columns win At once attest the high tone and
standard merit has assumed Mr. Leslie, having
secured the services popular writers OF fiction !.
s purs sphere OF celebrated authors In tho
fields Of Science Art and Industry w from week week.
develop plan Of improvement publication Of fss-
lures valuable attractive Immediately
the attention Of those who introduce instructive
and entertaining Illustrated Newspaper families
SUMMARY OF CONTENTS OF FRANK LEsLrE's
ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER, for this week tNo. 7cs,,
commencing Volume xviii, under the new era:-
TExr-Edsoriai-Prore.s OF Science in America; cuba
Question: By Richard B. KImball Tongues
rombs by Hon. 4. @. squier; The Thar Of the Opal,
BY arie. Prsscoa spoaord; Tiger Hunting in siberia, by
Thomas W. The Terror oontnued BY Alex
ander Dumas Aboriginal sculp,ors Poe,ryEarthy, by
Richard Kimbal; Lost by Phoebe Cary; sol.ude
Descriptive Of Engaving' Gossip, Theatrical xscsl-
Ianeous.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hon. James @ Blaine, Speak.
Of the House Of Representatives. Rev Richard H. Steele
New Brunswick, n j.; the Inauguration Ban-,wo snsrav-
n; Inauguration of Prcsiden. Grant; Administering
The Oath Of once, double page engravng Pictorial Spirit Of
the illustrated European Press-sght sngrsvings; the Their
Of the Opal, illustration Of story; Tongues from Tombs
engavnss; the African Congress- Hon. j. W.
Nsnard Addressing the House; Aboriginal scup,ors-
engavins; First Reformed Church. New Brunswick, J;
Smoked ., Both Ends-comic.
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
s,es rs 1G no charge er M
FL KING, Counsellor at Law 800 Broadway.
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
different States dcscrtion, 4c sunccnt pub
- \. HOUSE, Attorney. ISM ss NASSAU s street
A WONDERFUL BOOKLET ALL SUFFERING
from deafness, blindness badness, ca.arrh noises in
shsness Of he chest eossh ssans or scsamulsson x
Pslssm disease; asss s1s'C:s 10
physical Pamphlets q 81 psees worth hundreds Of dollars
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The above preparations be had OF druggists win
despatched 70 any address upon receipt Of price.
Mrs NJ q. Brown gives free patients
for uevtment daily al 81 Bond street, New York.
AT -oFTTCrAL DRAWINGS
hls Missouri and Kentucky State Lotteries
.. MesogRf-ExTRA GLASS 2S5, MARpu g 1859.
ssoSs ~ ~ q; 10 3 80 H. n.
= 4 T. 1s.ss = sis r. .ssoss = isss
,s =. y 81 $ ssi d, 4, ~ * w W ia,
Lotteries By CLUTE Broker 800 Broadway and 1bs Fulton
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SHIPPING N E W s,

Alnauac lsr New Y.rk.-.rs,. d..
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THOMAS n. AoNEw, CORNER OF GREENWICH AND
Tea Grocery and Flour Trade u the city Quantities 70 su
everybody, BY the pound, package cado.
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BOSTON, March Q, PM--Cesrcd schrs Nellie Brown He
grs, Richmond Lucy CoEssweiI Sweet, Baltimore
Sth'Arriyed, schr A May, Baker. Newcastle, pel.
Lcmue.
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MAJOR .. r. LANES MIC MAC INDIAN REMEDY

lvl FOR SMALLPOX.
II fails OF cure the faco, And
preventive also More than two hundred shpmsse have
sent testimonials 10 Major Lane the nssnrng
him OF mmcdiss and sfcc,ual cures. Sold A ~ South
street, New York.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-02
NOTICE


Il hereby given that default having occurred %
the performance Of the conditions expressed m Ger
tain mortgage deed 81 tfust, executed ~ Ioshg.
Gushing, John Cushing and George A. Cushing, to
Samuel Stsst- TAYLOR aud Edwin Parsons Trustees
OF the Caro- city Property, bearing date the 5h day
OF May, ls6t and duy recorded in the 0tic.
OF the Recorder OF Deeis, In ana for AlevqudeY
county, IN the State Of Illinois, In Book i. OF Deeds
on page So Sc. said mortgage or deed Of trust con.
yeyinc lots numbered six TO- seven u and eight (s
in block numbered fifteen 5l, ia the first add on 10
the city Of Cairo in said county ami state, We, iha
undersigned, said Trustees, will on Friday, the bh
day Of March next A. d. 1859, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon OF that day, under and by virtue OF the
power of sale contained in said Mortgage or deed OF
trust, sell, at Public Auction, 10 the highest bid der
for cash. at the Office building of said Trustees uer
OF Washington avenue ana Eighteenth street, in said
city 81 CAIRO, in said county aid State, the above
described real estate lots OF land, 70 satisfy the
purposes and conditions Of said mortgage or deco OF
trust. said property will he sod without redemptlon
adeed viii be executed to the purchaser on such
sale :. STATS TAYLOR
EDWIN PARSONS
Trustees OF the Cairo City Prouerty.
Dated, Cairo, H., February ~. 1869 ia
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

E.totc of Ujiiam L. UGckc,, dcceased.
The undor -urd having brcu appointed administrator
Of the estate of William Hacker late the county
Alexander H state OF Illinois. Deceased hereby gives
notice that ht ,. appear before tho county court Of
Alexander county. At the court house u CAIRO. the
March term. uu the third Monday M March next n
which tim. a persons having claims against saul 30.
notified and requested Co attend Jr the purpose
81 having On" same adjusted. Npor-0us indebted To-
aH estate are requested to mais" immediate payment
% 'Ia under -lgnrI.
n WATSON WEBB kdmini.trato.
Dated th.. 2gtu DAY 1T January, A. u. lsCg- iw
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NOTICE.

Notice j. hereby given that default having occurred
IA the Performance - ~" conditions expressed 30 "a
certain mortgage decd - trust, executed by Perry
Powers - the Reverend George Is, AllinSon, bearing
dat" the 2lf lay of November, 4. H. lsi3, and igly
recorded the office ~ the Recorder 81 Deeds In and
iur Alexander county, Boa tie state 81 Illinois, 40 tpuk
"h, page 49, &r, laid mortgage or decd ~ trust
block numbered thirteen ll3 100 the ciiy Of Cairo. "a
aid county and state, the undersigned, beng tb"
survivor 20 the dt! appointed administrators g
aid huson, Go whom said mortgage wa
made, and uho deceased, viii, on
Friday tie nineteenth day II Narrh next 4. u. is..,
- 10 o'clock 80 the forenoon ~ that day, under and by
virtue - the power - -al" contained 10 sai mort
or decd % trust sell 10 pur auction, 20 the hgnc-i
bidder f"r cash ~ the office building 81 the Trustee.
20 the Cairo 1iy Property az the corner of Wash ugou
ay"nu" and Eighteenth street, in said city Of Cairo
laid county and state the sno,c dc-critei lots re
estat" 90 satisfy the purposes and condition. ~ ..I
mort gage or deed - trust ~aid property will D. sold
without redemption, CHAPMAN BbbLE
surviving Admiui-tTatof, d..
Cairo. H.. Fcb % Ists4.b
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LEGAL.
NOTICE.
Estate Of Samuel u. Huttidan deccascd.

Estdte Of Samuel ~. HatttddN dccedScd.
The undersigned having been appointed executor
anu "Necury Of tho last VIII and testament Of Samuel
IS halliday, late of the county of Alexander and state
oi Illinois, deceased. hereby give notice that they VIII
appear before tho county court of Alexander county,
a. the court house in the city of Cairo Illinois, nj the
March term, the third Monday in March ncNt. nj
which time a persons having claims against SAID es-
tat" are notified and requested 10 attend for the pur
pos" Of having the same adjusted. Al persons in
debied to said estate requested to make immodi-
o'c payment 20 the undersigned.
Dated this 2D;h day Of January, A. u. lsen.
HENRY J.. HALLIDAY, Executor,
LIZZIE r. HALLIDAY. ENecutrlN,
Iln2u.6N OF SImmnL b. HnhnN.
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NOTICE


i hereby gwen that default having occurred IA the
Performance of N" conditions eNpr' SEED IN certain
mortgage or deed OF trust, executed hv Joshua cl-h
tne, John cushing and reufge 2. Cushing. 10 samuel
stats Taylor aud EiNiu Parsons, Trustees ct tho
Cairo City Property, bearing date the ooh dsy Of
March, lsti. and duly rccorisd In the once o. The
Recorder % Deeds ig gud Tor Alexander county, 10
the state oflinos, ia Book J.. OF Deeds on page D.
b., ssId mortgage deed Of Trust conveying lots
numbered one a., two t2l, three Sl four 81 aud Ave
~, block numbered h,,n 10, ia the fret add ton
n the city az Cairo N SAID county sui tie We. the
undersigued, said Trustees, vii on FRIDAY, the ;ih
day o. March next A. D. 1902 ~ 10 o'clock u the fore,
noon ~ that day, under snd 10y virtue 81 the power
% sale contained "a said Mortgage or deed al trust
sell, ~ fuhIir Auction, 20 the highest bidder, tor
cash. AZ tie office building ~ said Trustees. coruc-
Of Washington avenue and Eighteenth street IN sad
city OF Caro-, IA sad county and STATE, The
shove described real esisfe lot. OF land 10 satisfy
the purposes aud conditions Of sad mortgage deed
at trust. Said property will be sold without IetemE.
zion, and deed Will be executed n the purchaser on
such sale, :. SIAATf TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees Of the Caro- City PROPERTY.
Dated, Cairo, m, February le, 1850. do
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Y
Notice IL hereby given that default having occurred
IN the performance 81 the conditions expressed ~ "a
certain mortgage deed Of trust, executed rs George
Kellogg % the Reverend George Is. Alnson bearing
date the lstday az July s, and duly recorded u tho
ONCE ~ tho Rerurier N Deeds, In and for Alexander
county IN the state of Illinois, in book IL page 81
Sc, said mortgage or deed II trust conveying lots
numbered seventeen az and eighteen rs, m block
numbered thirteen OI, in tho CITY Of Cairo, ia sa.4
county and state the unders gnct being the survivor
81 the duly appointed administrators Of SAID An-oG
to whom said mortgage made ana who h. uUW
deceased. Will on Friday, the nineteenth day ~
March next, A. ID, 1892 az 10 o'clock Iu tho
forenoon ~ that day, under and by virtue 90 che
power Of sale contained IN said mortgage
or deed Of trust, sell az public auction to the hughes,
bidder for cash AZ tho office building ~ the Trustees
of the Cairo City Property. az the corner OF Washington
avenue and Eighteenth street, IN SAID city Of Cairo
sand county and state the above described lots OF rc.
estate, satisfy the purposes aud conditions OF SAID
mortgage deed oftru-t. said property will be sold
without redemption. CHAPMAN BlDbLE,
surviving Administrator, SC.
Cairo, III Feb ~, lS6s-td
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Ag4 tt tH, tune gwen by law Tor the rcdenp'i on ~
The alu,o described city lots. will expire on the Wh
day Of December. ls6', and that unless sooner Re-
d"'In"il -hl apply for deed fnr and possession 81
the same. \ ., SLAUGHTER GCO. Purchaser.
Dated Cairo. H., February Is lsap ,iSv
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j. RlED i cos CELEBRATFD WHEEL
ING ILE

We -o exclusively tor CASH, g. Nhlrt We invite ths
attention 81 close cash buyers.
no-spoclal attention paid 20 Sling orders.
d'gGl tsdu
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FREIGUTS
EsTE 20 NL4rHis.-POik, So; whisky and od per bbi
s'ci SAT- per Dbl, 5oc Flour aud Meal per bbl, 3nr;
Com, per slrS, %; OATS per l,n lbs, 2rcg Potatoes
and Apples, per bbi @Dr; Hay cumpfcssedJ per ton,
- ~ Heavy Erovhs, per lu1 bs 2nr. Light Frorhi.
per ~ .bs.. .J,, Lumber dressed. in bundles, per
- pJ' Lumber loose, per ". s. %
RATES 81 RAJ. IRON y. V AND Bo.rUN TO CItEo mr.
THE BLtE LtNE-l.t cass - ~; % do, 81 ~ ~ DO,
II I'll 4ih dn ~ o.; special do. &c
u Nsv York, cotton, compressed ............sl On
dp do do uncpmpfcssed ................ J -
To NV OFtriNs--fl1ur per Dbl. 20; Poft,lrs So.
Apples. 30. Pofk, per Dbl. Glo; Beer 81 - whisky.
pr bh - ~ Coal on, per bib. 81 ~; Corn DC; Oas
% per Ibs. Tobacco 60 per goo l1.; Cotton, 81 %
pr ua.r Heavy Ffeigh. 10. Light Tfsigbts, sc per
luI Boz.
HAY. eumpr,sssd psr $500