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The Magazines.

The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE Of Foreign Literature,
w. H. Bidwell, Editor. New York: E. r.
Pelton, 108 Fulton-street. Charleston Fo-
gartic's Book Depository.
The February number of this popular
and excellent magazine has come to hand.
Among the twenty articles composing the
present number, there is rich variety OF
subjec. and treatment. We have been par
ticularly pleased with the scientific notices
of the moon, the great nebula in Argo, a
vast protean universe, Moncrieff' 9 Ordnance
System and the earthquake regions Of
South America. Professor Goldwin Smith
contributes sketch of Sir Robert Peel.
The criticism on Halleck assigns to him a
much higher place than will be awarded by
posterity. The outline history of the In
QUESTION will interest maay readers. On
the whole, it is capital number.
bull & Murdoch. 81 Lexington-stroet. Num-
Der for February.
A brilliant number, with Victor Hugo
clarifying the frontispiece. The biograph-
cal sketches relate to this great French
genius, Louise Mulbach and Elizabeth Bar
rett Browning. There is thoughtful arti-
Gle on Christ and Civilization, On outline of
Mr.. Chrrch's mastery argument upon this
subject, delivered in sermons before the
University of Oxford. The ladies WILL
peruse with some amusement and some in
diguation the caustic satire from the Spec
tator on dress worship. The stories, re.
views and miscellaneous articles are of the
usual high order.
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Nfm iDuDllrGtlOn5,
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The ORDINANCE to authorize the conver-
sion of the City of Charleston stock into
coupon bonds, spoken of SO highly in The
NEws of yesterday, was introduced in Coun-
Gil by Alderman Geddings, the chairman of
of the Committee of Ways and Means, and
not by Alderman Olney, as previously
stntpd
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dissolution Of G0partnersbip.

DISSuLUTION OF COPAKTNERSHIP
~ The copartnership heretofore existing under
the style oil b. ROOD CO, for the purp se of
carrying ou the Livery stable business, is this day
dissolved ny lis own limitation.
III. P. PICKETT is alone authorized to settle the
affairs of the late frm. NJ. p. Pr XErr.
VI. A. r. JK,
Admir- of Est B. RoDDIN.
January 27 1869. January %
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gOtfl.

GHAR RLES TON HOT Il l.,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN.
FORMS his ,renGs and the public generally that he
has taken charge OF this well.known and popular
PIRST.CLASS HOTEL, and hopes bv strict attention
to merit full STARE Of the public patronage.
The celebrated Artesian Water Baths hot, cold and
shower, can be had at all hours
Coaches with attentive porters always in readi.
mesa to convey passengers to and from tie different
railroads and steamers. Z. n. JACKSON,
January 10 limo
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Gupartnersbip notifs.

H1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
COPARNERs ZIP for the purpose of carrying
on tho SHIp CdaNDLtRY AND COMMI,> ION
BUSINESS; tho name OF Ihe firm to be I. D. CLAN
CY & co. Copsrtnership to date from 1st instant
THEODORE D. CLANCY.
R. W. LOCKWOOD.
CHARLES I. CRAIG.
January 18 mwf6
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WANDO FERTILIZER.

THE wANDo MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers Of the
South their Fertilizer known as tho "WAhDO FER.
TILIZER," which the experience OF the past season
has proved to be one of the most valuable In our
market It has for Its base the materials from the
Phosphate beds OF tho Company on ASHLEY River,
and is prepared at their works at the EAST END OF
HAsEL-STREET 10 this city In order to guarantee
Its uniformity and maintain lis high standard. the
ompany has made arrangements with the distin-
eui ed Chemist, Dr.. c. Q. SHEPARD T.. who
car, fully analyzes oil the ammoniaoal anil other ma
terial purchased by the Company, end the prepared
Fertilizer before being offered for sale. Tho Com
psny Is resolved 10 make article which will prove
to be = "Complete Manure" and give entire salts
faction.
For terms, circulars, AMI othe, information. apply
TO VIM. @. DUKES co., Agents,
No. 1sou;h Atlantic Wharf.
Jnnuary4 mwi 3rnoe
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notifes I'D Banhruptru.

1N.THE D1srHIcTgcouRr OF THE
: | .sUNITED STATES. FOE THE DISTRICT OF
sOUTH dAROLINA-INTHE MATTER OF JAMES
D. BLAlDING, BsNRRUPT, BY WHOM PETt
WAS FILED ON THE s0TH DAY OF DECEMBER,
g. D., 1868, m SAID CoURT-IN BANKRUPrCY.-
-Thsis to give notice that ON the TwEN1Y-s1xIH DAY
issued AGAINST the Estate of JAMES D. BGANDING,
of Sumter, in the District Of sumter. and State Of
south Carolna, who has been adjudsed Bankrupt
on his own.pediion; that the payment OF any deots
and delivery of any property belonging to said Bank
rupt to him or for his use and the transfer Of any
property by him are forbidden by lay that meet.
ing Of tho Creditors of the said Bankrupt to prove
their debts and to choote one or more Assgneee OF
his Estate, willbe held cnt % Court of Bankruptcy
TO be holden at Ne 72 Broad-street, Charleston,
South Carolina, before J. C. CARPENTER, Registrar
on the TWELFTH DAY or FEBRUARY, A. D.. 1859, at
10 O'Clock NJ. - z. u. EfP1Nt,
United States Marshal as Messenger
49, II
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TN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM, 18Se.-IN The MATTER. OF
E. JOHN While, OF CHARLESTON, s. e.,
BANKRUPT-PETITION FOR FULL AND
FINAL DISCHARGE In BANKRUPFo9.-Of:
dered. That hearing be had on the SEVENTEENTH
DAY oE lEBRuARY 1859, at the Federal eougt.
house In Charleston y c.. and that all Creditors, 30,
Of sad Bankrupt appear ct sail time and place. and
show CAUSE II any they can, why the prayer of the
petiuoner should not be granted. And that the Sec
ond and third meetings Of creditors Of said Bankrupt
will he held at the Office of J. G. CARPENTER,
Esq, Registrar of Second Congressional District g.
O., on the SIXTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1853, ut IL
n.
By order Of the Court the 21st day of January 1852
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court Of the q. S. for $. G.
January "a ..'e 10
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A GENTS WANTED..-S75 TO $500 PER
n month, or q commission from which twice
that amount can be made by selling the latest i'm
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEEMING MA.
CHINE; price SIs For circulars and terms. address
O. BOWE. & CO., No. $40 South 1bird-street
Phila lephia, Pa. 3mo December g.
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Ammemeut.--ess,


n H e A Il r E:.! j. - 8
JOHN Y. ERT..................... Manager
Benefit and positively the last appearance but one
Of Miss ANNIE DELHND, on which ocrssion she will
appear in an entirely NEW PLAY, which il. now at
tracing crowded houses in London.
Friday Evening, January 30, 1863.
Will be given the play in prologue and three acts
entitled,
BLOW FOR BLOW.
Mildred crndsock, Alice Petherick Twin Sisters,
Miss ANNIE DELAND.
Owing to the length Of the play, no other piece
will be given.
Saturday, last night of the season. january % :
uOT SUP Z R.
REFREsHMENT ENTERTAINMENT,
IN AID OF THE
CATHOLIC CHAPEL IN AIKEN, s. G.
THE LADIES OF THE CATHOLIC CONG REGA-
TIoNS OF the City, desirous to aid the Right Rev.
Bishop PyRsICO to erect Missionary Chapel In
Aiken. will give HOT SUPPER AND REFRESH
MENT ENTERTAINMENT in
RIB VIA N Fl 4 l. l.
ON TIE
Evenings of the 1st, I'D and Sd Of Feb
In connection with the entertainment, there will
also be offered FOR SALE AND RAFfLEA FINE
COLLECTION OF USEFUL AND FANCY ARTI.
Giles,
The Hall will be opened eve-y evening from to
II O'Clock.
PRICE OF ADMISSION
Single Season 1icket5... 100 cents
Family Season Tickets .........".........sl w
Children. III cents
1he Entertainment will be under the patronage OF
the following gentlemen:
F. u. DEsIONCADA Mons. a. BELLAlGNE
BFRNaRD O'NEILL Mons. g. DEsIBOURG
H T. LAUREY EDWARD LAFITTE
NJ p O'rONEOR JOHN F. O'NElLL
THEO. HUCUEr JOHN C0MINS
DR.. wbI. GEDDTNG5 J. b. DEYEREOX
JOHN b. LaFITTE c. r. CASSIDY
ALEX. McLOY L. POSCIGNON
". j. MAGRATH DR.. J. P. CHAzAL
CHARLES T. aIuAR RICHARD HOGAN
JAMES CoSGROVE A. ST. AS1AND
JOHN cKEEGAN GEORGE A. BOWMAN
F. W. DAWSON b kIOLS
D. McSWRENEY +. KELLY
MILES DRAKE D D. DtISCOLL
B. r. RIORDaN W. MORAN
PHIL. hUoHHsIr. Sr. JAMES Kenny
P. MORAN THOMAS O'BRlEN
L. J. BARB)T P. j. ESNaRD
JOHN MARION P. ]. B RBOT
+. +. FOURGEAUD JAMES SALVO
HENRY F. BAKER EUGENE HuCHET
WILLIAM MORAN
The following gentlemen have kindly volunteered
to aid the ladies as Committee of Management:
E.F. SWEEGAN, Chairman.
THos s. oBRIEN, Treasurer.
FRANCIS A. O'NEILL, Secretary.
D. A. J. SULLIVAN IT. E. HOGAN
T. L. O'NkILL +. +. ScHACHTE
JOHN NJ. BAKER WM. ENOX
JOHN E. KERRIGAN HUGH FERGUSON
HENRY J. O'NfILL P. L. IUhFY
E. f. KENNY JAMES REDDING
c. j. LAUREY JOSEPH D0THAGE, JR
A. l. RIuLS P. d. CAM WELL
JAMES a. LAFtTTE W. ]. u'CONNOR
GUS. a. FOLLIN D. O'NE1Li.
JAS. ARMSTRONG, JR J. + EARLY
JANIS J. GRACE j. A. BEAMIsH
J. +. MAHER PHIL BUCHHEIT, JR
J. W. SAWNER F. A. GREEN
]. T. KANAPAUX j. B. OWENS
JOHN BOYD u. Il. DULL
JOHN J. o'NEILL ANDR'W CUNNINGHAM
E. WLPE J. ALFRED CAY
L. CANTwELL EDWARD L. HENRY
January 20
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WANTED, BY A LADY ACCUSTOM-
w ED to write for the press, employment on
one or moro Literary Papers or Magazines, as n
WRITER OF SKETCHES POETRY, &c. Address
Miss 4. r. W., Postofice, Charleston, S. c.
October
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO SUB
w SCRIBE to tine CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES q. FIGHTERS Select Library Of New
Books contains all OF the latest publications..
April q No. l6I KING-STREET.
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CHOICE NATIYE WINES.

WE HAVE NOW LANDING PER STEAMER
w Champion, the following brands of GALL
FORNIA WInES: MUSCATEL, Port, Hock, Sherry,
Angelica and Sparkling; also California Bitters.
The above Wines have become leading srt1cle at
the North on account Of being strictly pure and
duty free which renders them comparatively cheap.
For sale by CD. AHBENS & CO., &C.
Corner King and Market streets.
January % 8
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COPARTNERsHlPN NOrlCE.-I HAVE
u this day associated with me, IN the FACrOh-
AGE AND COMMGs>ION BUSINESS, my son.
HFNhY T. WILLIAMS, under the firm of ". B..
WILLIAMS SON.
WINTHROP B. WILLIAMS,
Accommodation VIII rf.
Charleston, January !, 1869.
January fmwl3
NTOTICE.--I HAVE THIS D1T ASSO-
N CI,TED with me in the BANKING TX.
CHANGE AND BR"KERAGE BUSINESS. AIR. b.
WARD NJ. MoRELANl Of this city. under the firm,
name and style of e.. GAMBRlLL co.
The power OF Attorney from me 10 E. H. More
land IL, consequently, revoked. l.. GAa1RRILL.
Charleston, =. c.. January ] 1868.
JLDuary limo
AW MOTTO MCMILLAN KING,
IL Esq. is this day admitted partner in our
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL & SEA BROOK, Lawyers,
No. 80 Bload.street.
JAMES B. CAMPBRLL.
HENRY SEaBR0OK.
MCMILLAN KING. Jaruary1
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INFORMATION D.-AEY IN
i FORMATION given of STEPHEN KEYS, who
reached the city ou Wednesday last. will be thank
fully received by his wife, MARIA KEYS, at Grocery,
corner Church and Chalraers-sreets.
December l6
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ITO RENT. A PLANO, IN GOOD ORDER.
/ Apply at THIS OFFICE October ~
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The ECLECTIC MAeAz1NE Of Foreign Literature,
W. II. Bidwell, Editor. New York: E. R.
Pelton, 108 Fulton-street. Charleston Fo-
gartic's Book Depository.
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Scr Sale.

MULES FOR SALE.--JGsT KECEIV-
lu ED, an additional supply of extra nice MUtEs.
May be seen at the subscribers stables. Queon-
street betw cen Friend and MaZyck. + WEST.
January 30
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IDants.

WANTED, BYA REsPECTABLE
w white girl, a SITUATION as Chsmb rmaid,
and TO do general housework; is capable at oil kinds
OF sewing. Apply at No. GO ST. PHILIP.STREET,
opposite uptown market q January 20
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). aMrftiags.s .. -. ,..,..>-.

CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF rae sTOCK6OLD-
i ERS of this Company will be held on MONDAY,
1st February,at Twelve O'Clock 49, at the hall Of the
Insurance and Trust Company, No. s Broad-street,
when = statement Of the affairs Of the Company will
be submitted, and election held for President and
eight Directors to serve jor the ensuing year.
". j. HERIOT,
January % Secretary and Treasurer.
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u1ANTEDIMMEDIATELY,F FIVE HAR-
w NESS MAKFRs. Apply at No. SO MEETING
STREET, next south Mills House.
January &c tuf2
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-05
GRANTS CABINET.
JUDICIOUS SELECTION OF C0NSERy.
ALIVE MEN.

Just before putting our paper 10 press, we
learned, by telegraph, the makeup Of Prcsi.
dent Grants cabinet slate. 1t will be seen
that while the General adhcrcs TO his friends,
he has not found It necessary TO select advis-
ers from among the extremists Of his party.
With an exception or two every member Of
the new cabinet has been noted FOR a con-
servatism, by no means obnoxious to the DEM
ocratc party. The following gentlemen COM
pose the cabinet:
+. b. Washburne, of Illinois, Secretary Of
State.
a. r. Stewart, of New York, Secretary OF
the Treasury.
j. NJ. Schofeld, Secretary Of War.
j. ID. Cox, Of Ohio, Secretary of the 1nte-
rior.
Commodore Davis, of Pennsylvania, Secre-
tary Of the Navy.
4. j. Crsswell, of Maryland, Postmaster
General.
T. B. Hoanc,s Attorney General.
RThe name of the Attorney General has,
manifcstly, been mutilated in its transmits
sion by telegraph.
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If you want boots, boots as is boots, that
will TT as neatly as your own scarf-skin and
pinch you no worse boots out Of the best
material, and made in the highest style of the
art you will please walk up to Twentieth
street and call on Billy Ehlers. He's the
man We are talking about every time we
speak of good boots.
Dan. Hartman, auetioneer, can talk the
money out of the pocket of miser provided
second hand furniture, or any kind of pro-
perry to sell at auction is to be talked about.
AT lo5 Commercial Avenue YOU will find his
headquarters.
A little further up you will find Jack
Hodges and A. J. Carrie in the same business
two of the "mouthiest' auctioneers that
have the advantage of our acquaintance.
They are revolutonizing the prices for sell
ling goods, asking only two and half per
cent commission, or nothing
to be continued tomorrow
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The weather continues clear and fine
though very cold wind has been blowing oil
day.
The Mississippi is still falling at st. Louis
Navigation has been in part resumed on the
Missouri.
The Ohio il falling with FIVE and half feet
In the chute over the falls.
At Pittsburg 1t is reported rising with L?
feet In the channel.
Here the river has fallen about 10 inches in
the past % hours.
The White brought for G. Gallagher, 100
-four barrels; ID. After, IA bbls -four; and II
hhds tobacco, 90 bxs AK handles for shipment
20 other points.
The Nashville brought for Chas. Gallagher
300 -four barrels. For shipment south 100
pkgs cedar ware. For ST. Louis 1000 hoop
poles, and one carload cedar posts.
The Pauline Carroll discharged here SEQ
boxes oranges and lemons; % hhds sugar; 372
bbls rosin; leo do rice 50 do prunes; Is bales
hides; and 30 sk. seeds for shipment to Chi
cago.
The Armada brought for b. 5. Harrell .
pkgs furniture; II. Bloom Is pkgs sundries;
n large lot of stoves for ST. Louis 10 tons hol-
low-ware for Memphis; and 35 bbls whisky:
337 sis corn, 80 bbls meal &c hogs; 30 bales
batting, 10 tons for shipment TO New Orleans
The City Of Cairo received here 80 tons
assorted freight.
The VIM. White, Capt. Northern, Clerk,
Jimmy Beverly, is the regular Cairo and Pa
ducah packet this evening.
The Quickstep, Capt. Dexter, Clerk, Wal
ter Pennington, Is the regular Cairo and
Evansville packet this evening.
The Talisman Capt. Billy Strong, is the
Cairo and Nashville packet, TO leaveat noon
tomorrow.
The st. Louis and Vicksburg packet Rubi-
con, Capt Blake, will leave for Vicksburg
this evening.
Pittsburg dispatches announce the sudden
and unexpected death Of Capt. a. q. McCal-
| lam, of the Armenia When we last met
him here, few days since, he was in perfect
| health. The deceased was extentiyely known
in marine circles, and was attentive and relA-
| bic in his duties.
| We copy the following from the Pittsburgh
| dispatches 70 the Cincinnati Commercial;
/ Capt A. c. McCallam, Of the Armenia,
! died at his residence in this city, last night,
very suddenly, of inflammation OF the bowels
and congestion OF the lungs. He was only
sick day or two, having been seen at the
landing on Saturday last. As a tribute Of
respect to the deceased, the steamers in port
had their flags at half mast to-day.
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.RUSTEES SALE.

Whereas MARY 4. Mitchell, by her certain deed
bearing date the eleventh day Of June. A D. lsC7, and
recorded IN book "V' 81 deeds, on page 81, &c, IN
tho recorders ONCE OF Alexander county, Illinois, "a
convey In fee to the undersigne william Allen, the
following described lot. pieces or parcel Of land .tu
block No. one nine, IA block two, one. three four
and sve IN block three one, two and three, IN block
four one, two. three, four and hve IN block ave h'e
aud six, IN block SIX; one, two, three, four. hyo and
SIX, In block one two three, four and Eve, m
block eight one, two, three four and i've, IN block
nine one, two, three, four, Eve andsI IN block ten
and being part Of the county division Of N" old town
orrnity, and in section thifty-sN. township fifteen,
south range two west OF the third principal meridian,
and also tho public square IA said tONn Of UNITY a.
WI more i appear y 5sisseHt p, ~ i S f1 o. ~
northeast quarter Of III. southeast quarter o. section
thrty-sx, township hteen, south rAnEotro vest con
tanning forty acres Except saving and rcseplug on"
quarter % am acre, including the entire graveyard a.
now ana heretofore kaown situated on siga mound
west quarter 81 section thrtyone. IN town-h hletn,
south, range one west ~ the thiri primo pa mend.
ian. containing hfiy.one and allOl q! asrei
also the following described lot-, pieces parcels %
land in said town % Unity Lots one and tao .gs-o
south, range two west; also, known said plat 81
town Of Unity, lots and two IN square i've. and lot
town Of Unity, the gran,or expressly aiandonng ani
waving AL right Of homestead exemption. Ia trust,
however, that q certain note executed by -aIi MARY
A. Mitchell 70 HasiiHg, Wilkerson Co., Tor twenty.
Ave hundred dollars dated even date With said deed,
more particularly described, should not be- yell and
truly paid wh.n the saine became due Aad payable
tves night, on the request 81 the holder 81 SAID note
proceed TO sell the above described property OF any
Part thereof at public Nondue tho b Chest bidder
by the terms Of said deed are provided, and upon
such sale make, execute and deliver % she purchaser
purchaser, thereof deed ia Zee simple therefor
And whereas. Sad note has long since become due aud
payable, and the sum % twenty.eiEht hundred and
thrty-twO dollars AMI twenty-five cent? n prime p@
and Interest nov remains due and unpaid on sad note
nos, therefore, motto. j. hereby gwen. shat a. The
quest 81 the holders OF said note and n pgr-uaure 81
the terms and conditions 81 said deed The -ad VIII
liam J. Allen, undersigned will, on Monday the 5th
day Of April 4, d l9tt, a. the court house In the ly
Cairo, Illinois ~ the hour Of ten o'clock am. ofsa1
day, proceed 70 sell the property hefc.nhrior, de-
scrbed, OF 20 much thereof az may De- es,aIy, o.
satisfy said amount 30 remaining due sad note a-
Aforesaid with the subsequent Interest that may
cruo thereon and the costs and expense oi THIS trust
aud viii execute and deliver % the purchaser plr-
Chasers thereof deed therefor.
WILLIAM J. ALLEN. Trustee.
Green Gilbert, attorneys.
Cairo, H., February y, lsos mAT;i,ud
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local NEWS.
Nm. nj Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
Notice.

Those owing state and county taxes due on
pt.ynal property will save costs by paying
ihe same at once. The law is thus If any
rer.on shall fail to pay the taxes charged
against him on or before the first day of
March, the collector may distrain his personal
property and proceed to sell the same.
Collectors Office at the court house in Cairo,
Alexander county, Illinois Office hours
from o'clock pm. until 4 o'clock pm, dur
inc this month. LOUIS ii. MYERS,
sheriff and cx-ocio collector OF Alexander county H.
Cairo, H., March o. lNf9.lw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-05
ID EXEMPTION NOTICE.

10 l., L. Lghtner, and all others whom il may con
cpFnt
Take notice thai on the zIth day Of June A. d. 1861
a. d sale of lands and town and CITY lots for the stale
and county taxes due and unpaid, with costs thereon
tor the yearA D. Is s. hol m pursuance Of law al the
court house In the city If Cairo, Alexander county,
SIT" OF Illinois, puT based ne following real estate,
tS,t; The .ual mali Of the northe quarter of
tom number eghteenQs. IN township number four
the thrd prnop mer Ian, coma n ng eighty acres,
IA tue COUNTY OF Alexa dor and state of Illinois, IN
a' he tine Tor the redempo on thereof from said SAT-
VII Xp.r- with the 18th lay OF June, A. ID. lsG9.
m.rr3v LOUIS JDRliINoEN furch. oof.