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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-29
COnSunlpriOH Infectious.

Ii was our fortune To attend a man
SLOWLY dvipu o.f con,u,nnt;,n who will.
hopeIrSslv and Lelrl,.sIv IN was J.,ot-
edIv cared for bv hi, wife who ,t tb.
time felt herself and seemed to IN. in nor
feet health.
Years after her hu.h,nd,s J.,th ,r,I
when >he WAS Lr;tyelv battlino ,g.,irst
the disease. which commenced il. in.,d-
Gus attacks immediately SUBSEQUENT tn
his death. she related TO me the follow
inr fact. but only ON INV definite in,uir-
les AS to how intimate her rrIo,i,n. r,J
been with him during hi, illness. II SONS
that often. in wintry NIGHTS that f,i,L-
ful woman would arise from TN. .i,l,. nf
her husband, who was lyinr with his
dress drrncied with the chiIiiu., .,y,.,i -,
increa>in" disease. and wuulJ n.r.,.,,l..
him To take her warm cInthino and f,
lie down in the dry warm place. She had
Just left, while. simply throwing a blan-
kct over it. she would take the spot thai
had been previously occupied bv him
pom our expressing horror at the
thought of the danger >hc had run. and
winch apparently had told with 81 much
power upon her. >hc quietly remarked
that She knew at the Time the danger She
wt- incurring. She had no thought Of
danger to herself, and only ot her hu--
bands comfort But" adlcl she. Il
then got what have never recovered
from y certain vitality seemed to 90
out OF her; and though her nature CON
tended for many years against the en-
croachmrnts Of the di-ea~r, She finally
died. always believing that she had ta-
ken consumption from her husband. but
with a certain martyr-lke JOY that such
had really been the fact
We have now in our mind other and
analogous cases, a., for example. OF hu>-
bands having their first cough when IN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-29

est and pleasantest foible. He puts on
his old white overcoat, and turns up the
collar. He puts on soiled shirt, saved
from the wash, and leaves one end of the
collar unbuttoned. lie puts on his most
dllapldatcd hat, turns it wrong side be
fore, cants it on the back OF his head, and
Jams an extra dent in the side of it, He
puts on his most atrocious boots, and
spends fifteen minutes tucking the left
leg of his pants into his boot top in what
shall seem the most careless and un-
studied way. But his cravat-it is into
the arrangement of his cravat that he
throws all his soul, all the powers of his
great mind. After fixing it for forty
minutes before the glass, it is perfcct-it
Is askew every way. it overtiowS his coat
collar on one side, and sinks into obliv-
ion on the other-it climbs and delvcs
about his neck-the knot conSpicuousIv
displayed under the left ear, and it
stretches one of its long ends straight ont
horiz )ntally, and the other goes after his
eye in the good old ToodeS t;lshion-and
then, completely marvelously appareled,
Mr.. Greeley strides forth, rolling like
sailor, miracle of astounding costumery,
the awe, the wonder of the nation,
But | haven't time to tell the rest of
his private habits. Suffice it that he Is
an upright, honest man--a practical,
great-braincd man-a useful man to his
nation and generation-a famous man.
who has justly earned his celebrity-and
wthal, the worst dressed man in this or
any other country, even though he does
take 50 laundering much pains and puts
on so many irills about it-.Wlrk Tulit |
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-29
The De0I.

With trembling fingers lid we weave
The holly round the Chris mas hearth;
a rliuy cloud possessed the earth
And radly fell our Chri-tnas eve.
At our old pIstiInes in the hall
We ganbolled, making vain pre- euce
of gladness, with an awful sense
OF one mute shadow watching all.
We paused. the winds were in the beech
We heard them sweep the winter land;
And in circle, hand in hand
Sat silent, looking each at each.
Then echo-like, our voices rang;
We sang, though every eve was lim-
merry song we sang with him
Last year; impetuousy we sang;
We ceased. gentler f,eling crept
Upon US surely rest Is meet;
They rest," we said, 9Th ir sleep il sweet e"
And silCnce followed, snd we went.
our voices took higher range;
Once more we sang: "Thry do not die,
Nor lose their mortal sympathy,
Nor change to Us, although they chauge:
''Eapt from the tick'e and the fgail
With gathered power, Vet the -ame,
ricrces the keen s,raphic flame
from orb to orb, from veil to veil.
Rise, happy morn! rise, holy morn!
Draw forth the cheerful day from nigh.
Father! touch the east, and light
The Light that shone when Hop vrs ro-i.!"
.tffs Tenaae,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-29
tOfioial.l
LAWS OF THE u. s,
Passed at the Second Session Of the Forteth
Congress.


For salaries of clerks, messengers, and
watchmen in the office of the assistant
treasurer at Saint Louis, ten thousand
five hundred and sixty dollars.
For salaries of clerks, porter, and watch
men in the office of the assistant treasurer
at New Orleans. nine thousand six hun
dred dollars.
For compensation to stamp clerk, cash
Ter, and clerk in the office of the assistant
treasurer at San Francisco, six thousand
nine hundred dollars
For compensation of the depositary at
Santa Fe, and the clerk, watchman, and
porter i'll his office, four thousands eight
hundred dollars.
For salary of the clerk to the acting as
sistant treasurer at Denver, one thousand
eight hundred dollars.
For salaries of clerks in the office of the
depositary at Louisville, five thousand nine
hundred and forty dollars
For salaries of clerks in the office of the
depositary at Chicago, two thousand six
hundred dollars.
For salaries of clerks and watchmen in
the office OF the deposltary at Pittsburgh,
three thousand four hundred dollars
For salaries of clerks and messengers
in the office of the depositary at Balti-
more, seven thousand six hundred dol
lars.
For salaries of clerks in the office of
the deposltary at Cincinnati, fourteen
thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars.
For salaries Of additional clerks, and
additional compensation of officers and
clerks, under act OF August sixth. eight
cen hundred and forty-six. for the better
organization OF the treasury, at such rates
as the Secretary OF the Treasury may
deem Just and reasonable, fifteen thousand
dollars.
For compensation TO designated depos-
tarieS, under fourth section of the act of
August sixth, eighteen hundred and for
ty-slx, for the collection, safe-k eeping.
transfer, and disbursement of the public
revenue, five thousand dollars.
For compensation TO special agents to
examine the books. accounts. and money
on hand at the several depositarieS. un-
der the act of the sixth August, eighteen
hundred and forty-six, six thousand dol
lars.
For contingent expenses under the act
OF the sixth OF August. eighteen hundred
AMI forty-srX. tor the collection, safe
keeping, transfer, and disbursement of
the public revenue. i'll addition TO premi-
um which may be received on transfer
drafts, one hundred thousand dollars:
Provided. That no part of said sum shall
be expended for clerical services
For checks and certificates Of deposit
for office OF assistant treasurer at New
FORK and other offices, eight thousand
dollars
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-29

IL The plate glass constituting one
side of the great lantern at the top of the
Boston lighthouse, was recently broken
into fragments by she'll l-drakc duck.
The little winged wandcrer was flying
probably at a great speed, and being at
.racted by the light, precipitated itself
against the glass, and the conclusion
brought lis career to Il sudden and un-
timely close. The glass broken was more
than a quarter of IN inch in thickness,
and it is impossible to replace the pane
that was thus summarily displaced, with
glass equally thick purchased in Boston.
The duck which achieved this feat, al
though his bones were broken, had no
confusion on the exterior of his body.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-29

During the great rush of travel to
California, the Panama and San Fran
cisco steamers were always densely crowd
ed. On one occasion a party of travel
lers, bent on a game of sold sledge," used
the broad stomach of Il very fcshy fell
low-passenger, asleep on the cabin floor,
in lieu of a table. The sleeper snored
on for several hours, unconscious of his
personal utility, until one of the party
became suddenly excited, and brought
his hand down suddenly on the table
with fearful emphasis, when the aston
i>hed stranger opened his eyes, saw what
was going on, and said: "All right,
boys, 60 on with the game; but hadn' t
better turn over !"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-29

An Act making appropriations for sun
dry civil expenses of the government
for the year ending June thirty, eight
cen hundred and sixty-nins, and for
other purposes,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-29

An actress connected with one of the
theatres, a great favorite, was compli-
mented upon the blackness of her hair.
''Why, it's Dyed she replied, with the
amiable frankness of the true artist
''Dyed.' replied the other speaker :
"why, iavorite as you are, you are not
iive-and-twenty.' NO." said the lady,
"but you know whom the gods love dye
young!'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-29
GOVERNMENTS IN TIE TERRI
TORIES.
TERRITORY Of, Nttr .Nerc0.

Ier1HOiy 0t -\ttr -HGrcO.
For salaries of governor. chief Justice
ana two associate judges, and secretary,
twelve thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of said Ter
rtory, one thousand five hundred dol
lars.
For interpreter and translator in the
executive office, five hundred dollars.
For compensation and mileage of the
members of the legislative assembly, of
iieers, clerks, and contingent expenses of
the assembly, twenty thousand dollars
TERRITORY Of Jah.
For salaries of governor, chief Justice.
two associate judges, and secretary, twelve
thousand dollars
For contingent expenses of the Terri
tory, one thousand five hundred dollars.
For compensation and mileage of the
members of the legislative assembly, Of
ticers, clerks, and contingent expenses of
the assembly, twenty thousand dollars.
Territory Of Washington
For salaries of governor, chief Justice
two associate judges, and secretary, twelve
thousand five hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses OF said Terri
tory, one thousand five hundred dollars
For compensation and mileage of the
members of the legislative assembly, Of
ficers, clerks, and contingent expenses of
the assembly, twenty thousand dollars
Territory of Colorado.
For salaries of governor and superin-
tcndcnt of Indian affairs, chief justice
and two associate judges, and secretary,
eleven thousand eight hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of said Terri
tory, one thousand dollars
Fer compensation and mileage of the
members of the legislative assembly, Of
ticers, clerks, and contingent expenses of
the assembly, twenty thousand dollars.
Territory Of Dakota.
For salaries Of governor and superin-
tendent of Indian affairs, chief justice and
two associate judges, and secretary, nine
thousand seven hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Terri
tory, one thousand dollars.
For compensation and mileage of the
members of the legislative assembly, Of
ticers, clerks, and contingent expenses OF
the assembly, fifteen thousand dollars.
Territory OF Arizona.
For salaries of governor, chief justice
and two associate judges, and secretary,
twelve Thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses Of the Terrific
ry one thousand dollars.
For interpreter and translator in the
executive office, five hundred dollars.
For compensation aud mileage of the
members of the legislative assembly, of
ficers, clerks, and contingent expenses of
the assembly, twenty thousand dollars.
TERRITORY Of Idaho.
For salaries of governor and superin,
tendent of Indian affairs, chief ustice, anC
two assistant judges, and secretary, twelve
thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses Of the Terri
| tory, one thousand dollars.
Fer compensation and mileage of the
members of the legislative assembly, of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-29

'.ANlTE MO\l MEMS. TABLETS. HEAD
STONES. \nlEIl\I\,,.
~! % h ui- of CIR mite N"r- ;iryiu, and Lettering
done .,rll a- IA be- done n o., ton.
..,,B SIf.FFI .IsuN-.tnt. VI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-29

NJ truta' tuTUr- aud dealer in
Its sHOE. AND TT RBi.:~. SHOE TuDi :.
FINDINGS. d.. Gc
. road Street. II .Io.l -tuIv. VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-29

Greensboro.
'AaFIAS HOUSb--B. {. BURPEE, Proprietor.
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!tALEE N GLNEEAL pTY GOODS,
J"HN~u>'- ELu,K.
aiIroat Strrt, :. ,IolnsIury. VI
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TINS. One copy per anuuur............$ Sc. 81
l+rud strictly in advtticr observation-disclosures. So .OC
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-29

Mr.. Greedy gets UP at three o'clock
IN the morning. for it is one of his ia
Vorite maXirs that only early rising can
keep health unimpaircI and the brain
rig"rons. lie then wakes up all the
household and assemblies them in the H.
brary by candle light, and after quoting
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-13

hRDINANCE NO. a.

An ORD nance Protecting Isrrp pl.i. .....
hs ] oris.ncd b. o." cry Council Of the C'iy of
SNti0N J. tnatany pstsoa who sha wiifunv nos.
ig'utAt Or carCicssy freak. ur cause ID H. tr,l,p
hl1fc or cause 90 h. injured or In ans - dsr1s-e
.a..' 70 - ian nf'7 any -" 80 lamp poet, or The
hscd i'rhEhtug VIC strcH's aud avenue N TIE cff
~ Naian shoi 70 rfoithnd paytu nj city suH tait
every oren-~. .f " $50
"a 2 ~ bong h. the Case Gay Cos Coinpaa .i,aI
o." required a. ~ present, a. keep in repair tfc "a
90 lamp po-t- 20 the city, The said Company shah ~
entitled o. nud shall receive ass soWJ~p- al ou there,
dinsne" ah1 Nhefa''rr ~ ugcn' NJ sa'd corlfsnv
email produce the certificate II police u4as tfnis II
Nlt Guy ~ CAIRO stating 20" amount collected anil
pad over BY such magistrate 20 the CITY Treasurer
together with the name 81 each tndi,fdnal nom
whom the same Or any part thereof c1lleete tho
tty Treasurer shsil - authorized nav the -afre
" "a" -aid sg.nt aHd shall make r,roft tlerefi,
his monthly -tsi-tn~nt o. the City Council,
Approved September tss
sell i0p JOHN " oBFRIy. yavor
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-13

der foi SIN z 81 pats an anequkiied bfac6 70.
The shoulders. Always a snspese'- brsce, or nos'
Ct pleasure.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-13
CiTY TAX NOTICE.

tbs sagnsais fDr tases az tLo cay Of "a 70 fof leo
having been placed h my bands. ncsc b hereby gr.
20 that payncn 81 the taxes assessed must made
within thlEt days irrH TITO late lsteslf aud that n
payment u not made within thirty days from tho frsf
Inhireaon OF this notioe, shali proceed 10 collect
the delinqasnt within IN. c''y and selling the fsrns
within Ten dal Aitcf the lstS "a the manner in
which rousiale- are by lax fsqu rod "a sell lropsfty
taSsa ~ tue ,lisgf Kesiti-ni srali make out
lot u ir lois ant tracts 81 nd. upon which tN1e.
der cpnni, iof yudgfGsi against I'll ,lgh dcllngueni
premises. JsO HYLAsp,
City asstfsr And "a ofiA'0 Coffee Lof.
CaiEO. H.. September 81, 1850. lOt
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-13
LEGAL.
HRDINANCE NO. SO.

81 and Estags 5Sa e spf s ss
the City Treasurer.
Bet ordained Ivy the City COUNCIL Of the City OF
/ srcrlos l. Thatit shall be, and is hereby made the
duty oftlp City GER, iohsyo prepateda once Ii
Recc pt book To contain blank receipts TO be issued
Tor monies paid to the Guy Treasurer account Of
adult Of being kept in the suic belonging the city
s she cry Clerks office, and the licenses and receipts
% Ss+ y SSass ss sds ssny 15 5ss
Iat Margin IN which to enter the date number.
Pc 81 stS T reSs ' sTd 2sa ss
q said License book shall 6 Be nu GEIs s' al at tho
gin j eSe 5oot oPpos taeR fs ssi Ill iEs e9.s
ha toretane ~ The CITY c Car "a, ands
t' 6S gSfs'N ss 5r end SgsSg,
% issue any ftcept ran' license y sad serk ~ II
book OF from said License box 1t shall be The duty
OF sad Cy Treasurer To OIL the Rns OF the re-
eelS and Of the City Clerk "a IN up the margins Of
The hUensef issued by eheh respectively in suef
5annst that sad narsr wh1 agnta,n all tie parusu- a.
whom ..uea anil pSrpo,e Tor who'll issued u each b
receipt and license IssIed and e. from auy ,aVse, %
shouiA become heec,ar! % oAgcelany receipt OF n
eense tbe sane .hsl y attehed " and prcsQf.ei
q the eeep, s .S ~ y aes rd 'i H. saa.@
scic, sh 70 10 SIgTs S n SAi s'q sd rt
preserved BY him ancng fthc rtords OF iis onica. %
to eoanie!ss ar' Sef tas qs e. .s
70 enter hmqun POI for tho snmc boz m account 10
DC opened by him on lis books with the City Treas.
ugtr Tor thG purpose II ieIub 20 couhiersgnod and
q sqsi entry bting msdsl 70 saw Coiqpitoleg 10 thsT
Wv Treasure ~ htru4nt ID Slhi! De- the duty nT fhf
CITY Ceik 20 exhibit 10 sa'acity Conltafdief ~ -.
cclPtgimn Is C!y Treasurer fpT iiceusa rEnsS 49,
aud 'h licensr r. " i.eod irf6rr flirusf ffG ~
hVrvd u tlc pat 70 slorl IL a. oe i.uied an
rt,rd EIT any tigatigl ur neglect Of any ofthe do
Zee detoised - r"sluireinsni. made uneit III Ctt
iu'ssfcp 60 Cora, n. t4fy CsIlBirooE F,.ps.iitr.
~. efh'r ~ item ~ TIC prce lnu ssti6h. IN DIS
V'S i-,ee' lh", s'h eset ~ ih,in sha forfeit ead
NOR" tan one l'in'~i au'lsrs fof eah sndes.r3 81
& use .. Bud. ~. ~
Approved. scrtemtcrp iaa
feillm JOHS'H OBRilI.Y n,,tt. s
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n
White Beans per bush 80 VF-
NAVY do DO -,..--..''..''''''"'t'''-'t co 49, sc
Onions per '''''''''S- 'v5 "
l WHEAT
Choice New White .,.......'' .''. '''''''''s Az
No do ...s-.,....'~'''''"'''' &C., y y, bk
Chofte New .,.,.,,.'''.'''''''' @t 90
ordinary Red aud White........,,,...''.i oo@i 10
WHISKY. $500 40
Rectfed according to proof.......'''.s eee -, ~
Bourbon do fI. Do ;a.;.''''''''i''''' 'o@' ~
RATES 10 MrApns Pork soc; Whisky nnduii' Tp to
s1 salt a Dbl 5pc; Flour AMI Meal y bib 3Vci Corn,
q sock 20c; Oats Il 100 lbs, 2c; Potatoes and ippes
~ ND 3oc; Hay, (compressed) Fton, "a 0' ieassy
Ne ghts n 100 Us, 29r; light frePhts y w Ws,l"5
LeihfetH 6resltd, ii bundles, VM, ST"; EuuS'r
loose. slM. $50; s.e AD aJ ~ c.,., ~ ann
Brr- iFsr LIS. risst q 30 ~ DO e. ~ 8d 90 eiff
4th do, 81 Us; special DO, 12e. ~ Il. ~ =
Tb'vrv tSs-rrn,ir 2 MI zoe; potatoes und
ASr,les tOc; Pork q bbi, B5sc Beer slt& WHISKY "
bG 81 59 Coal p 66 20 Safn, ri :, 20 ga hale.
Heayy 1reigkis 20 Ligh tseghis S's o W'"Sc Loi1d
TO NeE TorF c2tioa ,eS!itr;. *
i aI fiiW gtiy HHf fn tnaquTI sai a. "a
Hsy copPre,cdl 81 i...,.,....i, . III ILL ,l = :
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-13
MASTERS SALE.

state q nlinoi., Ale''nds, e,un'y crrah
ias sas" R n SS.s tilsn wrAio. &. Al. ped
r gr., Is.ss mi ia1 z sSS sc.s
~ r,eord "a tie we've eailtlsd esssr, in aid
ay,.rr ng ,srs ., s f'4A'' na' AZ tue
yoha Y hs,Ia,s, a.-ts, ~ c,.aee.syJ q. sA.e
hrcs Ca scock IN he apirnoon Of -ssi day sen Al
publ. g, sSs.Ss = -. h9,, Ga 80 iss ss q ss
INV ,Ss 's a G q ls 70 ,s S, a..
dempon. ana ase, afs~t osif te rights. in,eue Is
sd snG r'li S a z s s' ss efSn
he county 81 AlekAnaer. state Of ~ NOS, to-st 10
ing 10 The Fnh addition % The cfy ofcairo -nd desg
naied the map or plat ,herssfi wh. u "a he duIy
isssfssa G cro '' rrpe ,a - s ~, ne1
one 10 block Numbered four, together with all and
sments IereiJnts belong ing - LII i''hH
a.ia JOHN z. HARTMAN, Master ~ GhanesEy,
Cairo m, g p,embef 9th, A. y. iss sepe~it
MASTERS SALE
, Ss.s q tl gsS,, Alexander t Ssst' e
John r. Rchnle Us. wni,ara " Williams, 81, als.; pc
tltion fnr Iaeohsnies lien. Z. III .'" Ul. autos
e,e nd1 ne nam, s ma style q smith Sbd Bssss
", witiaa w,liiadns, ct si''' Peii1op Iof me-
chanlc's lien,
Pubic notice is hereby given that In pursuance o.
al order, udtn.t lald decree randaIed and catered
OF record m eh ofthe aboye entitled causes, In said
Circuit Court az Alexander County. Illinois. AZ the
July Term thereof, A, H. is0a,
7 H. John u Hnrafan, Master In fhandery, for saiu
Court, wan, on tue kfst Qsp day az October,
A D. IsGa al two l2i O'Clock IN tho afternoon OF
said day sell public auction. 70 the highest bidder
for cash. az the door VI tho CouIholse, n the Guy o.
Cairo m said county all the right and title ~ Abra
ham Williams aud @ilhsm AZ, " ili,an,s tsugeot e
tho Flght OF redemption, AMI also SUBJECT % ~ tis
rights Interests. estate and vendors lian Of sainiii
staats Taylor aud Edwin PlTsons, Trustees OF thr
Cairo city Property u and 70 me iuiowlh8 ns
ebed real estate situate la he connty Of AleNandei
state OF Illinois, to-wit being IN the Fth addiiloh
10 he city OF Cairo aud dergnated on the map OF
MAI thereof which is to BE- duly recorded AZ lot
Numbered three, Tour, i've. 81 = seven, elght'
n,ne len. eleven and twelve, IN block mum.
hored fnur and particularly described by meles ans
Rounds according to aecnrate survey made thereof
no foows towit "Beginning AZ point ioio rect dls
tant and ON n course North ~ West from the North
aastarIx corner of Block numbered eighty h IN the
Frst Addition 10 the city Of Cairo; Alexander coity
sat- al Ilnois thence rofa sad ponI OF be ginlns
Nj 40 West two hundred and twelve feet, nie
inohas. ,henoe south 81 V Westone hundred and
eight Three feet 10 strip. 81 lpld 100 feet wide
,,, 80 the M nois Genital Railroad SRI thene~s
ry along sald railroad strip ON cmye,,
Iii, i,,ss fcet two hundred and eighty six feet
ian inrbes: and thence North 80 Isast ons hundIco
ond twenty five feet, 1--WE inches 10 the point OF be
s,n,,ins die bearing being magnetiew tor tier wn
ali and sing VaI the steaip dsullep buNalngs, ano
,enements ard hereditanents thereufto belonging
oJOHN e HARTMAN, Master IN Chaneery
Cairo, H., September 9Th, isC0, "a sepottW
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-13
BACGING

n1h fAl1
Hemp BaggnS q 49,
New tuNtes - td'-
bufhi -
sewing IWines....s .....fp9ec "
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-13
4 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Essals of Ihvmas, ", helasse, aeeas4st.i
The undersigned having been appointed Admins
traitor OF the estate ol Thou Nv hlle!ansy iaee o.
the county OF Alexander, aud State or Illinois, de
ceased hereby gives notice that he WI appear beforr
tie County Court Of Alexander county, y the foYu
house in Oairo, at the October Term on the thifd
having claims against said estate are nothed and re
quesed to atend for the purpose Of having the same
slosted . make iiamediste payment to the nqde'
Signed. ....of a.
Dated this 9Th day of August AZ Y 1850 & ,iils