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FROM EUROPE.
By Atlantic UdbLe.
The Grecian Ministry.

By Atlantic CdbLe.
The Grecian Ministry.
ATHENS Feb. 6.-The new ministry is a fail
ure, and Bulgalis, the former Prime Minister,
has been recalled. The King is firm for adher-
ence to the protocol.
Spain and slavery.
MADRID, Feb. 6.-The draft of a new Consti-
sutton TO be presented to the Cortes, abolishes
slavery everywhere IN the Spanish dominions.
The Alabama Claims Treaty.
LONDON Feb. 6.-The Government has re-
solved on the abolition of university tests The
full text of the Clarendon-John treaty has
been received by mail in the New York papers.
The Times OF to-day dsnounces the treaty, and
Gays it is incomprehensible and without order.
"Unless there was a secret stipulation some
where to the contrary, the consideration of the
question of recognition of the Southern States
as belligerents was plainly provided for in this
treaty. Nothing, indeed, was excluded.
The defects of the treaty have gro Wn out o
and are owing to the semi-public fashion in
which the negotiations were conducted, aud if
the United States Senate hesitates to ratify the
project Ireland WILL not chafe. 1t is desirable
that the whole treaty be revised and recast. As
it is now, practically, every claim may 60 to the
foreign umpire for dnal decision" If this be a
settlement, the Times asks FOR new definition
of the word.
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FIFTH EDITIO N
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Speakership Of the Next
HOuse-Affairs in Canada.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Despotch TO The Evening Telegraph.
The Next Speaker Of the House.

The Next Speaker Of the House.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-It is stated among
Democrats that Fernando Wood, Of New York,
will be put forward as the Democratic candl-
date for Speaker of the Forty.hrst Congress.
For come unknown reason, most of the Demo-
cratic members are using their influence with
personal friends on the Republican side for Mr..
Blaine az Speaker.
Among the most active in this matter is Fer
nando Wood. Mr.. Brooks, of New York, purpo.
ses to bring up next week the case OF. scaunell,
his poor and humble constituent, who is a
prisoner here for refusing to testify before the
committee. He will move for his discharge
from custody.
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From Canada,

MONTREAL, Feb. 6.-The Governor-General
lett this city this morning for Ottawa, vand
Lieuten ant Governor Hewland for Toronto.
The Governor-General expressed his opinion
that Montreal should be the seat of government,
and that he will use his influence to have it
brought here.
Several we'll known Fenians have left Canada
for the United States, fearing, it is said revela-
tions by Whalen.
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Attempts to Burn the Children's Home
at Lancaster.

LANoAsTER, Feb. 6.-several attempts have
been made within a short time to fire the
Childrens Home at this place, containing
nearly two hundred inmates. Last evening
another attempt was made by placing an old
cloth in the bung hole of barrel OF coal oil in
the cellar, and igniting the end outside. The
attempt was fortunately discovered and the fire
extingushed. Suspicion fell upon girl four
teen years Of age, an inmate, named Ellen Doyle,
who at first denied all knowledge Of the NJ latter,
but this morning confessed that she had not
only made the attempt OF last night, bat also a
similar one during the last ten days. She was
committed for trial.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Efforts for q Vote on the Suffrage
Amendment-The Postal
Contracts.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
Tho MniI.CarrYing Contract.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The witnesses whose
names were given to the Wells, Fargo Il Co. in-
vestigating committee by the correspondent of
the New York Post as having furnished: him
information on which he based his dispatches
relative TO the contract, were before the COM
imttee to-day, and testified that they did not
furnish him any information on the subject,
and that they knew nothing whatever about it
except what they saw In faid dispatches.
The Suffrage Question.
An effort will be made 10 secure continued
session of the Senate, with view of getting
vote on the Suffrage Amendment. Those ops
posed to it will talk against time in order to
defeat il.
Despatch to the Associated Press.
The Reconstruction Committee,
at its meeting this morning, agreed to report
bill removing legal and political disabilities
from between 500 and 400 persons In the
Southern States.
Governor Brown aud Judge simcan, of Missis-
sippi were heard before the Committee in favor
of n re-submsson of the Constitution to the
people of the State of Mississippi. The ques-
ton will be acted on finally next Wednesday.
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The CattIe PIngue I'm New Yor,.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Feb. 6.-The excitement over
the sudden death OF cattle at Flshkill Plains
has subsided. The four that died were found by
q stream of water, having been poisoned. The
balance of Haght's cattle are in healthy con-
dition. The loss on the cattle is about $500.
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STILL ANOTHER.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10, 1869,
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
No. 629 Chestnut street.
Gentlemen:-1 had one of your make of safes
In the basement OF j. E. Caldwell d Co. g store
at the time of the great fire on the night
OF the l3th instant. 1t was removed from
the ruins to-day, and on opening it
L found all my books, papers, green-
backs, watches, and watch materials, etc., all
preserved. 1 feel glad that 1 had one of your
truly valuable safes. and shall want another OF
your make when get located.
Yours, very respectfully,
f. l.. KIRKPATRICK,
with j. E. Caldwell & Co.,
No. Sl9 Chestnut street.
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COPART NERSHIPs.

NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP. WE, THE
In subscribers, have this day entered into lIm-
ltsd Partnership RgTCeRby 60 the provisions OF the
Act OF Assembly of lhe Commonwealth OF Penusyi-
Vania, passed the first day Of March IoS5 entitled
IAN Act Rslatiye to Limited Partnsrships;" ana do
hereby certify that the name Of thehsm under which
gaid partnership Is TO be conducted Ia PORTER q
COATES; that the general nature of the business
be transacted is the M anuacture, publication pur-
chase, and sale OF Books and statlonsry, and the
sam will be transacted in the city Of Phlade ephla
thai the names Of the general partners Of the said
COATES. both OF the city OF Philsde PhtA, aua tho
GEORGE MORRISON COATES also both of the
city OF Phlladephs; that the capital contributes by
the special partners Ia hundred thOus dollars
OF which Bepjsmin COATES contributes nifty thousand
dollars in cash and George Morrison Coates csntEI-
butea fifty Thousand dellars In CASH that the period
day OF FebTu ry, A. u. eighteen hundred and slxty-
niE e. and that will terminate on the thirty first
day OF January, A. ID. o2e thousand eight hundred
M" ROBERT PORTER,
HENRY T. COATES,
BENJAAIN COATES,
GEORGE MOHRISON COATES,
special PAJtAers.
Philadelphia. Int FebsusSy, lsS& 2sst
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A Bogus Detective

HARRISBURG, Feb. 6.-The public are eau
toned against a swindler named James D..
Lewis, who is procuring money from sundry
persons under the false pretense that he holds
acommission from the Governor of pennsylvania
as a police detective. Several checks on the
State Treasurer from him were presented here
to-day.
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GIendlnnIng, DRIVE q [
New York house the f.
NJ. Y. Cent. R.........l6 a
N. Y. Snd Erie r.. 861a
Phil. and Rea. Il. .. 50
Mich. Sand N. /. IL. 90
Gle. and Pitt. R...... 03%
Chi. and N. w. com. B39A
Ohio. and N. w. prf 9l11
Chi. and II. /. R.....l38
Pts. v. W. and Chi ..ll8
Pa. M. Steam, Oo...ll41SI
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CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
A youthful OTender-Thievtng mendt-
cants--A Suspicious Case-TiIl-T@ppeF
RurrIary-A woman Assaulted.

A Youthful OHender-Thieving mendt-
cauts-A Suspicious CRse-Till-TRpper
BursIary-A woman Assaulted.
Yesterday morning, while the door OF the
residence Barbara Grab, at seventh ana MASTER
streets, was standing ajar, Annie SABINE, ageu
where she ransReked the bureau drawers ana
closets She then left with box OF JeWelry,
hut was captured shortly alter making her
exit. and on being tak en- before Alderman hooo
was held for q further hearing.
James Is. Watson and George seward were
before Alderman Patched yesterday cnarReu
with various Offenses of larceny. IL seems
that they go from store TO store seeking aims
and when an opportunity is offered they steal
small wares. Yesterday one OF them attempted
to dispose of ham, but 1t wouldn't go In his
pocket, and he was caught with the article.
The MAGISTRATE com mitted both TO prison.
Fanny Brown, who is o mulatto girl, was
caught yesterday in Middle Alley with lot OF
china ware in her possession which she Is sus
pected of having stolen. She had nothlng 10
say about 1t, and Alderman Carpenter sent her
Joseph Gamble is youth of eighteen years.
Yesterday he went into the shop OF an old
woman at Eighteenth and Catharine streets
and stole three dollars from the till. Alderman
Dallas committed him iu default Of Sl9OO bail.
Joseph last week was up on charge OF steailhg
quantity OF washed CLONES, pat was releaseo
on the non-appearance of the prosecutor
Frederick Stevenson has been bound over
for burglary by Alderman Carpenter. II seems
that he burst In the door attached tc Dennis
Smiths house, No. ga st. Mary street, and
ing were recovered before they had succeeded
in getting very far away.
Sarah Creilly keeps en apple stand at Dela-
ware avenue and Dock street. Yesterday An
derson Carr picked up her basket and started
off with 1t. Sarah grabbed him, and ne knocked
her down, She yelled, and officer Dalton chased
Anderson until he captured MN. Aluerman
Carpenter committed him for assault anc
haItarY.
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Wards.

HHEARTH AND HOME. ."-The eighth number
of this interesting weekly. dated February IL,
has great variety Of articles on subjects suited
TO the tastes of town and country readers. The
Illustrations are numerous and good, and the
editors present their readers with a valentine
in the shape of pleasing engraving, entitled
"The Pet of the Village" Hearth and Home has
deserves all its popularity. Published by Pet
Eengili, Bates & Co., No. 81 Park Row. New
York
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Heavy Damages Recovered.

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph
New YORK, Feb. 6.-Camden g. Pike this
morning obtained a verdict of $S5,00O in the
Kings County Supreme Court against the Erie
Railroad Company for injuries sustained in the
Carl's Rock disaster.
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New YORK, Feb. 6.-steinmetz's picture frame
factory, on Mulberry street, and the New York
frame mandatory, we're burned to day. The
loss is 100000.
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REoPENINa OF THE MAMMOTH RNK.-The
grand Mammoth Skating Rink, Twenty-hrst
and Race streets, will be reopened this after
noon at 2 o'clock, and again this evening at
7% O'Clock The famous Meagher Brothers will
nerform on both occasions and every evening
ftll further notice.
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TIE R-BoxEs.-MayOr Fox this NOR
ming issued special order to the police, calling
not be opened by any one except by the carrier
In uniform,
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MORTALITY OF THE CITY.-The number OF
deaf his in the city for the week ending at noon
to-day was 2l4, being q decrease OF S3 over the
corresponding period OF last ear vi tnese ~
United States, A were foreign, S were un-
known, Is were people Of color, and 8 from the
country, OF the number, died OF conges-
tion of the BRAIN 10 of Inflammation OF the lungs
6.of maIasmus; IL OF disease of the heart; y Of
typhoid fever; of debility, and of old age.
ri ne deaths were divided as follows among the
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Death of an Ex- Governor.
HALLowBLL, Me-, Feb. 6-Ex Governor Hub.
bard died in his office to-day OF heart disease.
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Debt Cess amount In
n.annWNaDN

Treasury 255e, ,2O5, 65es g. $50 O3 s4fli
The foreg DING is 81 correct statement Of the public
debt as appears from the books and Treasurer's
turns in this Department, on February 1863,
HUGH MCCULLOOH
Secretary of the Treasury.
The warrants Issued by the Treasury Department
during the month OF January. 1862 TO meet the
Qulrements of the Government Rmoant3 in gound
rum bers to the following Bums:-
Civil, miscellaneous, and foreign Inter-
course .... 4io 900
Interest on the public debt 30 704 900
War DepRrtmen 1874 900
Navy Depart $4,000
Interior Department Az
Total $4s86S
warrants issued for the redemption OF the pub 10
debt are not included in the above.
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BREn1Es.-The trimmings and candy store

RoBBERIEs.-The trimmings ana candy store
Girard avenue, was broken into last night and
robbed of jewelry, goods, ETC., valued at SOY: =
Thieves went into the fish store OF ID. 81
Levin & Co., on the southwest corner OF Della.
ware avenue and Race streets, last night, and
rebbed il of 5000 worth OF goods An entrance
was effected by prying open a side window
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Western Union T.. 3794
Cleveland and Tol. l0i5z
Tol. " Wabash r.. o.
Mil. d st. p. CON-. oiN
Mn. d st. p. pref. 20
Adam Express Go 0SN
Tennessee 0s.......".. ~
GOld........ ....."........lootA
Market steady
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DEATH OF A VETERAN.-Yesterday morning
an old soldier of the war Of 1872, Joseph
seven, at his residence, No. Short court, near
Twelfth and Race streets He was In very desti-
tute circumstances and 1t is said did not receive
the attention that common humanity should
have dictated,
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4sA REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS d SONS
Iii eALE.-Two four.story brick dwellings
street. On Tuesday, February i0 1869. at IL
o'clock, noon. will be sold at public sale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all those two four-story
brick messuages and lots of ground thereunto
belonging, situate on the north side OF Gaskill
street, west OF Third street, Nos. 30l and $685. the
street 28 feet 515 inches Qncudlng half OF feet
10 inches wide alley). and extending in depth
70 feet Ia inches. Clear OF all tncnmbrance.
Terms cash.
M. THOMAS u SONS. Auctioneers,
26s2t Nos lS9 and l4l South FOURTH &C.
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VAT 4 c U "A r D s,

ROR STORE FRONTS, ASYLUMS, FAC
TORIES, ETC.
Patent Wire RailIng,.Iron BedsIeads Ornamental
wire Work, Paper Makers Wires, and every varIet
OF wire Work, manufactured by
M. WALKFtR n SONS
mWt North Sixth Street.
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sHA REAL ESTATE = THOMAS d SONS
EIuSale.-Large and valuable lot Berks street.
east of Fifth street. On Tuesday February 2S,
1869, at IL o'clock, noon, will be sold al pubiic
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that
large and valuable lot OF ground, situate on the
of Fltth street; containing In mont on Berhs
street l72 feet, ana extending In depth along
Apple street l52 feet IA inches and on the other
line bl feet, and being In width ON the rear end
1856 ieet w inches. SubJect TO yearly ground
rent OF S2lg. See photographic plans at the
M. THOMAS SONS. Auctioneera
2Os5t Nos. lS0 and l4l 3. FOURTH Street
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REALa EsTATE-THoMAs SONS SALE.
par $1,000. On Tuesday, Feb. 49, 1850 a. "a
pSioeR noon, wili be sold at public sale, at the
rnlIsusipnia Excaange, all that well secured
al that lot OF ground, with the three ,storv
brick messuage thereon erected, situate on thsa
Thirty-hfth street, No 35l8 CONTAINING in froDt
70 feet and In depth 1870 feet TO RaspbeTTy
M. THOMAS & SONS. Auctionaers
1VsSt NOS lSV and l4l 3, FOURTH street.
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wv EDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
wv the newest and best manner.
LOUIS DREKAt Statoner and Engraver,
RO. l083 OHESNUT Street.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEN ENT

WARRINGTON. Feb. 6.-The following is tn
statement of the public debt OF the Unite
States on the lsG of February, 1861
ISn. i'm. nj InnA
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXOHANGB SALES, FEB. y
RepOrIed by De Haven Bro., NO. 40 g. Third street
HrrnxEy IaUrRI rTa
SECOND


Glendinning, Davis q Co. report Through their
Eau Vorlr hOuae the f.lln "-~--
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tl06.l74 049'IC

Total debt..... k2 297s 907'Od Seas I'll, 1851
Amount in Treasury con So 1927 ga Ss,42S 374 "a
currency l7,S4l ,3s2 Sc SlS,2V3 94e IL
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% THE Pennsylvania sOCIEr,

THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
ROOMS, No 1922 Oh HESNUF Street.
puT Eah
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-20
ORDINANCE NO. SO.

~ Ordinance apPIsp'ailnS money " sac clAIleFed
are companies OF che city Of Caro-
Cairo - " A'i' ~ 81
,AhApf ali0n y leTeLy iasds n Gs sl,u, a, $50
$1,000, to'wil Que Thousand dslsss ~ tfas tsaI
s.s soispsA9 ana one ihOnaass. tiss Rough as,.
sppippriaiion i istued me clsrk sl,s,. sas. -
nyp 80 sp,n Shrt y fsI paynsst nf al dnss from
ny ,' w s I'D hIsl day Of Apnis A. y. ls.s ~ a
~ fne'sss ana apparatus Of sle swrl 80 n,psniss
sa.ea s,! l.s,s.iIsf pad ~ ~ eds OF Cslro
expense, duly approved hythe Fnsnce connit,ea
and certified by III. City Comptroller sei mi. M h.
seas Approved, August ~, lssa f~''''' W '"'
sais, lee. JOHN II oBERIy nsyor
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NOTICE

NOTICE
J. hsfstf Sfsn -, esfs'iii having occurred Ia IN.
>~EfoftfaeLcs q tis coni tlons sIprs.ssd Ia esy,.r
1cfgAgs - 'ed ~ trust executed ~ James Jussn
. eefnn-1 nse1. Tsylor and kdsn fsT-sns Trustees
~ W. Iaifn ''g pfpf~rfy, ard dated Marfh Tth A
u lsso, sn1 recorded M shs recorders ornes IN and
20 AsrAhnsf tOunfy, m the STATE 81 Illinois In t<k
Ssf hHsrisf E~ge vi, a. s~d mortgage OF osssi a
ff1si cave M 80 numbered tbiry-si1 f1l In
sofs nufni-Fss fhiT'y-iso IN iis tfs. EDITION h
Hhs eity 81 tsifoi in SAD county as.d 1,s,s
We the nndsfsigne0 -aid trustees vii or Wedn..
Jay The 81 a.y vi sspten Ter asEt, A. y issB IN 10
"clOk IN TIE hfenoon ~ n ~ day Under aud IN ,r
zee u the p0ser ~; ssis contained 10 snd fy,y.1s
ssi, - puddle hitctfOn i0tfe Highest bidasF for sh
ne once buiidng u SAID trustees, corner u wAsh.
ngon Avenue and lsih street 10 AID city OF on 70 n
Ashsnder county ard state ~ m nois aid "a num-
rfsd th,rf-siI ~, 10 book Numbered thirty-,1o
~ W Lisi addition ~ sad city ~ Caro- sf.ord.
sg 70 We recorded plat Thereof, With the sppuT,@n.
sne.t % satisfy ins PurI-s-. -sd eondif,s,i of ~
heu6Age' :. sfAAfsTAvL0H,
EDWIN PAIa3OSE
IIastses Of The Caro- City Property
Dated. Care, m. August sth isss snfsdh
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ExECUTOResAL OF VALUABI.Y
~ REAL EGTATE

tsss>msnt OF Baker Gordon, late of Cape tgtraresu
10, deceassa aseP, 81 which Is duly recorded in
the hssordsrs oihee % Az randsr cOnhty uunisy In
reeGa bcos - A. pages vi etc, the under signed
sr.sa.or ai ssti as AMI tesiaInsht viii offer Tor
sale, ~ pblie aaetion .t tie frout door az ,ha .
HOUSE, ~ shs city Of Cairo, Alexsier csonty mi.
ssss 90 cAdAy ths ssh day OF august nest, ~ Two
eels2s PIN t,at s~iaalae lot With Che large two
street he,wesn Poplar sna wash urton s,rec,e and
near mo court houss and known aid dase,,assd "a
ne recorfd plat 81 said city hot No ~ M hI.ek No
- ~ NE nrss adtipn % the city Of Cairo Ilinois
rom .s location seins within short distance from
ne esrr bouse THIS propsvty - deeme a. desirable
a. any 70 that part Of ts eity being adapted alike To-
oesl .n a. taI se.lasnee purposes
!s,ns.|one. ionrth cash, the balance In Y months
r9;aefslon gwen on day Of sale sale
iysd'd WILLIAM { RlsHEY. r.scp,or
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LONDON DOCK GIN.

kspec ally designed for the Of the MsAIeAI Pro.
iession ADD the Family, possessing those intrinsic
Gin = ~ -~'~
Indispensable 70 Psynslss. Good for Kidns, Gam
FsSnts- "A dsieisas fohic- Put up In eases CONTAIN.
.ss oss Don tftiss sssh. sad ,eh BY al duggsts.
No ls beessr street. New York. marsliiy
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NOTICE

~ ...H-..f
j. hereby gwen that default, having occurred IN tbs
PERFORMANCE Of the Conditions expressed m aeertsiu
Mortgage OF Deed % fruss exeeafsd by Newton Rice
. s>meel st.a,s Taylor and Esin PaIsons. T,ustss.
Sfue Cairo City Prt'psTiy, dated Marck ~, lssS and
recorded IN The Recorders siee, in and Tor AlelAn-
ser eogaiy, y De SILKS q I.s-.s Isok 81 Deeds
page a. sAid NorfgAge or Deef'og Tut conveying
e,s pnshred ak ~. seven IN, eight fsD nins o., IA
eock nuinhered slriy.ons lsl 40 the frat aduis
on 70 ms city o. Cairo: IN ssid county and efate
ne undsnigned, sad Trustees, will ..,,...-.
d "Wednesday, the ssh day 81 september next A. D.,
ls1e w
10 ocloek Of the forenoon Of that day under and By
'rtas y ths ioEef Of sale eobiNiaed said Morigage
ssn A. Public Aneilon " the highest bidder for Cash,
= We ones budding Of EAd Trustees corner % Wash.
~ Ass1e and lstl street, In ssd oity Of Caro-,
AtfAs1sf county and state u Illinois, said lots
seinoefte tfs ~, ~ ~, ssgsl ~, eight 10 nine, (e
10y psnt+rsf stxts-ons fgii. " sAid fret add
90 70 sAso Ciiy ~ Caro- according 20 the recorded
-. MFis-i Alih ~ tEpartsnnncef, 70 satisfy the
sfAATs TAYLOR
EDWIN PAl1.DSr
Cairo. m, Augus, 70 isss-sti. - ''''"
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/ DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of EDWARD T: Ro-s, deceased. 49,
Tbs underspsd having been a ~ ~.
county Of Alexander and State Of Illinois, deceased
hereby gives notice tha he WI appear nsiyfe ,ne
IN CAIRO al The September term the I'd Monday IN
September next, ~ which time all persons having
claims against SAID estate are notified and requested
ID All persons indebted 70 rsd estate ara requested
tofnake immediate payment 70 the nnaersiensd.
ly7ges GFO. W WALL, Adminlsfetor.
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hrH IA sf..aalDHal 40 .fIaH
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