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A Female FIse Takes or the Hair al
ReIl's station.

The Bonneville Bee of Friday says
that some time ago, 3 female of mRscu-
line proportions, large feet and brass
sufficient, csnvassed the community in
search OF human hair, which she prom.
ised to have made up into watch chains,
breast pins, etc for certain per cent. OF
the hsir, and deliver them whom she re.
turned from Memphis. She further as
sured them that she had engaged rooms
at the BERTHE House in Brownsville,
where, under her immediate inspection
the operation OF wig making and hair
work was performed. A number Of
Bells innocent creatures disposed of their
hair, and awaited snxiously the deliv-
cry of the watch-gusrds, bracelets, pins,
ETC., and eagerly anticipated the delight
that their presentation TO their brothers,
lovers, mothers and friends would create.
But alas like the promised teeth Of the
steam doctor, and the Isnd Investment
of the "File," the hair work was never
seen, and the female File has gone North
whence she came. Alas, poor Bill !!
Brownsville Is even with you now. We
lost our teeth, and didn't sell cur land,
but you lost your hair.
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derman looked rather scared at the az
fair, and made his escape vi b all possi-
BILE speed.
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DR.. RUSSELL'S
DISPEN SARY
The Largest and oldest Institution of
tbe kind fn the Southwest Estab-
Iished NIne Years, and the
Only Reliable Place for
the Cure of
PRIVATE DISEASES.

n
North side Of Court Square, Memphis,
Teun., Is acknowledged by all
psrlies interested as by far
The Most Successful Physician
TN the treatment OF Private and Secret Dis
esses Quick, thorough and permanent
cures guaranteed in every case, male or femaie.
Recent cases OF GOnorrhea and Syphllt cured
in a few days, without the use or Aereury,
change OF diet, or hindrance from business.
secondary Syphilis, the last vesuge eradtcateo
without the nse OF Mercury. sufferers nom
I'm mpotapcy. or Loss of sexual Power, rest ored
20 Tree vigor in q Few weeks. Gleet OF aonor-
rhea of long standing, when all internal rem-
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cured by a New Treatment.
Victims of self abuse and excessive Venery,
suffering from spermstorhea and loss OF physi-
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confidential. "a
s1-ofdce hours from am. to pm. and TO
SPIN.
Dr. ]. B. RUSSELL. Consulting Physician.
L. e. NARRAS, Secretary.
Treaties on Chronic Diseases furnished fres
on application. apl3
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ALASKA.
Recent Great Discoveries OF
Gold.

From the san Francisco Herald.]
The schooner Aun Elizs, belonging to
James & Co., which arrived here on
Tuesdsy with q cargo of seal skins from
Kadsik Island aud the lower coast of
Alaska, brings intelligence Of immense
discoveries of gold in plscerR, on the
main land, latitude 81 north, longitude
$50 west from Greenwich. TIE steweTd
Of the vessel exhibits some fine speci-
mems Of dust, which he says were ob.
tanned at the rate of one teaspoonful to
three shOvelsNOf dirt, taken six feet be-
low the surftS He had Olsa specimens
OF quartz and Nugget gold. The captain
and crew Of the vessel confirm his state
ment. The discovery was made 120
miles from Ksdaik Island upon the
Kuysk river, which debOuehes into Cook
river, by a Russian engineer who was
prospeotiUg. He was led to ;hs fort by
the appearance Of specimfns which he
obtained from the Iudians. The second
mines discovered are about sixty miles
above Sitka, between Mount Fair
weather and tho ChilOut river. The third
discovery is upon one Of the islands, the
name of which WAS not known. Ia the
Kuyak river mines the gold is found
along he river hsnEs and In the guiches
of the Chigmit mountains. The Kayak
river is nRVigabie for light draft vessels
'oT forty miles above its junction with
Cock river. On account Of the climate
t5e mine csn only be worked for five
montbB Of the year. At the lime the
anu Eliza left rumors of silver discover
les were common, but doubt was enter
tanned OF it's existence gold, however,
was plenty.
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CAPT. DAVID DEHAvEN, President.
Col JOHN A. GROW, Viee-President.
HOWARD MILLSPAUGH. Treasurer.
NEWTON 8. OTIS, Secretary.
CHARLES s. STEWART, Assistant secretary
JOHN Is. DAVIES, Chief Engineer.
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StandIng Committed

Finance eCornraittee--I.T. T. Winzemore, John
Paul Baker, H. Noting.
Committee on Lands-HoWard Muispaugni
John A. Grow, ID. w. Flowree.
Committee on eRmboais-John b. Davies j.
Ed. Montgomery, II. q. Carson
Committee on Docks and Wharves-W1Luam
Creevy, N. 3. Otis, D. Q. Martin
Committee on Revision of Bylaws and
Charter-John a. Grow, ]. p. Baker, Howard
MIllspaugh.
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,JOHN REED.

UARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. g. Je6er-
~ son Street, entrance In alley. Special at
tention ziven 20 Stair Work. HouFps nd We
apdahsfFe msa rehds fnE khiprinFr lnoyN
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HERlfFs AND MTIHRAs Lodges meet IN con
function 4th Wednesday in every MONTH
+. Meliersh. Secretary. -, .
CAsIPIa ,5ou neil o. Princes OF JerrsaleLn AoSl'i
so T. Rent. x Pullen- ed, NArsn''si a
q Franklsn6, SD, Recorder.
rhLVASYt IA F-TEE. OF tsoss CroiX, lsthi 30. I.
Chsries W. AdSnas, S2c, NJ. W.. n l. Aolla-
linson, SD, Bee.'. -,
PVIIIPPE DUPrESsETs council 0I h-ni oStD'
no l. Henry p. WOodETd, Sld,i OohaIn'''i
william I. Cirode S1d, Res. -.
CoEsIsToRY or WEST TENNESSEE, s.e. JOIN s.
Ainsiie. SD, Comm. in Chiefi Dooss y
T.rsder, sd. Reg.
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General Agent;
I. II. WINNE NEMORE.
Special Agent:
&c. HESS, Philadelphis, Pa.
General Agent /;

Local AEentss
John p. Bah eT, New Orleans.
w. Spears, Vics sburg.
F. Y Rocket, Memphis.
]. b. Townsend, Grenada, Miss.
]. W. Johnson, Cairo.
]. s. Cox, Evansville.
J. b. Davies, Lou sville.
John Cobb, Madison, Indiana.
8. Jones, Cincinnati.
Charles Il. Beckwith. Chicago.
Martin q Howard, st. Louis.
]. E. Merrimen 4 Co. st. Louis
Don Alonzo Cbilds New York.
Propositions for subscriptions OF money OF
lands to the capital stock of the Company
should be addressed 10
F.Y. ROCKETr.
nhl4 Agent at Memphis.
No. II Jefferson street.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY
1870


AEgEEogA, No. l6S. Meets Isl Monday Ia
every month, ct Odd-FellOWs' Hsll, cor, Oourt
and Main. John Zent, n. NJ; John Beam
ish, Ssc'y.
B0UrH MEMPEIs, No. Ils. Meets ID Friday OF
each month-Hsll cor. Madison and Second.
A. J. Wheeler, W. M; BENZ. K. Pulien, Sec
LETLA SCOTT, No. 2Se. Meets lst Friday OF esch
month Hall, corner Madison ana second.
r. ". Mitchell, ". NJ; ). Sturm, Sec.
DEsC 10. Nc. ~ Meets Sd Friday OF each
lalouIh-Od6- Fellows Hsll. p. 4. Stanley,
W.M; r. ". Shelton, Sec.
KuWInk1EG, Nc. S4l, Meets sth Frlosy
OF each month-st south Memphis Hall,
corner Of Madison and second. John Ainslie
W. NJ; b. X. PuIlep. Ser.
RoTAB ARCu.
PEEN CHAPTER, No 4. Meets I'd Monday OF eaeh
Iuonth-Odd- -FelloVVs' Hall. John 1snts II, e.
II. p; b. Id. Levy, secy.
B. AND s, II.
Is rsEKA Council. No. 6, Meets "a nonoey OF
zach hmontk-Odd-Fellcwh'H Hall John Aent'
IN. H.; n. J, Wiggin, Rec.
THEPLAEs-
CTRE7Sg Ceaarn audeTy, No. 4. Meets 4th Won
day OF each month. John zentl Conn., N )
Wiggin, Rec.
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BUTTER.
THE
BUTTER co
T HE

Ask the attention OF al Interested in the re-
ouctiOa OF tbs extrayagant cost Of Butter, 70
their practical and economical system OF max
ing pure prime Butter by ala OF The
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CURE OF EVERPs FORM
HEMORRHOIDS OR PILES

WHETHER OF LONG STA NDING OR Re
w cent origin, Internal or external, whether
attended with Prolapsus, Hemorrhage or OBJ
struction, and all by
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So Liberal advances made on consignment,
to us, OF our New York or Liverpool houses
aplt azn
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NAVIGATION.
SOUTH AND WEST.

To the owners Of Real Estate im Ten
nessee, Mississippi. Alabama and Ar
kansas:
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ODD.FELLOws DIRECTORY

c,,,-oso Ee,ccayrPyENT, No. 3 I. o. o. +. Meets
on Ire Isf and Sd Thursday nights OF essh
month p MelleTsh, c. P; A. I. OANh
N p. Thomas Bacon, scribe
sfEWPF5Is LODGE, No. 6.-deets every Iuesoay
1fghT II oicleck. A +. Davis, n, O. J. "
WaynesbuTg. V. G.: Tbos. McIiet' SecIe ~ y ,.
dey night at O'Clock, e A. beehn; n. ~
n K. Russell, V. G.; Thomas Bacon. Secreta'
rV. 49,,
u2i-1If I opGF. No. l. Degree of Rebekah-Meets
on Ire Isl Friday night in each month.
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The ECONOMY Butter Company.
Agents wanted Every where

NJ CADART'S Pure Vegetable Coloring, 81 3
Hound, sufficient TO give rich goiden yelloM
f0 200 pounds Of White Bubteri D, Sens ~
sans pie package, sent 70 any ao0ress. -
farEser should be without Is, as white anu
oou1d iaSs / q ali markets than that OF 8 rlen
yellow
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.

CrKESv Coaarnaudery, No. 4. Meets 9Th Mon
day OF each month. John ZentB Conn., ~ =
To-
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-25
Religions OF the World

The latest and most accurate census OF the
whole human family gives nearly eight hun
dred millions; or, perhaps, seven hundred
and seyenty-fve millions would be more cor.
rect II The religious sects of Brahmanism
and Buddhism, (Which are essentially the
ssme,) and which occupy the most Of Asia
and its islands, are reckoned together, they
make two hundred and seventy millions; and
are more numerous than any other. The
christian sects form the next highest number,
being computed ut two hundred and fifty or
sixty millions. OF these, the Roman Catho-
lies are the most numerous, being about one
hundred and thirty millions; the Greek
Church half that number and the protest.
ants nearly the same. The Mahometans are
computed at one hundred millions, and Pa.
ans at one hundred or one hundred and
fifty millions. When will the light Of the
glorious gospel shine on these ignorant
nations Of the EARTH Human efforts alone
cannot be expected 10 accomplish the work
in many centuries And yet the object is
worthy Of Jealous exertions, and It must by
the prayer of every sincere Christian. "The
kingdom GOMEZ
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The Greuiug 8nlletiu.
Think.
From the School Visitor.

'tFrom the School visitorl lu,-,
We would have this word in conspicuous
place In every school room. Earnest, close
thinking, Is the grand secret OF great intel
lectusl attainments No person ever became
n ripe scholar without much thought; and
the reason why SO few reach even the half
way house, in the rugged path up the hill of
science, Is, the great aversion to intellectual
labor, 30 common to tho majority of man.
kind. Thinkers are scarce as gold and we
believe are growing scarcer every day. The
minds of children ia school are fed too much
from without, and languish on weak and i'm
perfect food They are too much like young
birds, which at stated intervals open wide
their mouths TO receive the partially digest
ed food, disgorged from the parent bird
Teachers teach too much they explain I'M
Til there Is nothing left to hang Thought on
They deal too much In rules and definitions,
and too little in reasons ana principles.
They ask too many "howsy' and too rev
"whysy" They allow frequent repetition
of words, without any associated ideas.
That words are signs Of ideas, seem to
have escaped the ken of the teacher and pu.
nil. Neither of them read the writings of
Milton and his contemporaries with half the
interest they do the melodies of Mother
Goose
History, ancient and modern, stands no
rHhIltt ny INC slVt vi DlUUul lUc GSdllOI,
or an account of the last "Prize Fight"
The works of men of true genius and cul-
tivated intellect, Of the present day, SO full
Of rich thought and exalted ideas are ncglec-
ted while the puerities of the "yellow
covered and denominations Of Police litera-
ture, are devoured with avidty The first
class of writings require thought and atten-
ton TO bring out all their beauties the less
thought bestowed upon the last the better.
Teachers are in measure responsible for
mental Incidence. Lasiness IL taVght In
many Of our common schools Indolcnt hab.
its are formed and strengthened there. Need
we say il is the teachers duty TO form In his
pupils correct habits ofthought, as well as of
speech and actony
This has been done by teachers, and can
be done again, and we purpose to show in
our next number ho,c il has been done, and
how IL may be done again. and always by
any teacher who has n fair amount Of ability
Our space will not allow us to pursue the
subject further In this number.
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The Power OF Education.

THUS saith the Lord, Let not the wise
man glory In his wisdom, neither let the
mighty man glory in his might, let not the
rich man glory in his riches but let him that
glorieth glory In this that he UNDERSTANDABLE
and knoweth Ne, that am the Lord which
exercise loving kindness, judgment in right
cousness In the earth: for in these things
delight saith the Lord "-JER. o: %, "a.
Men are 30 made that they must needs IN.
~ In something. If they take pride in mean
things, II dcgrades them; If in noble things,
II eXalts them. a mans wealth, "a mans
power, mans happiness, do not stand ia
external things. A man may surround him.
sell with the endless effects OF labor, skill
and persevering industry; but that does not
make him strong; but If he has In him.
self the cause which wrought ous these ef
fects, the cause makes him strong and rich
Education develops men; but education
never creates anything II is all In the man,
and all the education In the world does moth
ing but develop that which man already has.
Happiness Is not that which is outside, but
that which Is inside Of us. We carry the Sc.
crct of our happiness within ourselves Not
what man has thought, but his power still
20 think, is his measure. Not what man
has created, but his educated power still TO
create measures him. Not what the hands
have accumulated, but the skill, the power
and the will still 10 accumulate, measures the
man. Down under all, below all achiey
ment, lies the secret Of manhood
The doer Is still greater than the deed
When you have seen all that Michael An
gelo has built you feel that he was notler
than all his building When you have read
all that Shakespeare ever wrote, you feel
that h. was himselfa hero, greater than all
his heroes. For what the faculties work up
ON are perishable: Il Is matter. II heaps up
il fashions IL builds IL carycs il alorns: lint
all that Is fashioned, and built and carved
and adorned is still dust; while the builders
soul, the poets mind untouched Of earth, ia
spiritual and immortal
But with what subtle species Of idolatry
do we still defy the effect without going back
TO the cause. We forget the man in the eli.
feet he secures Every man carries In his
own bosom that which is his real wealth
and glory-the power 10 produce. Men are
great by virtue OF this power not Of effect
They are prosperous not by the things for.
tuitously or dcsignedly heaped up around
them, but by the power which is developed
within them.-BREcHER.
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NJ SALE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County,
In the matter Of Samuel stan- Taylor aud Edwin Par
sons Trustees Of the Cairo city Property ". Ro-
sauna Smith, widow, aud Fanny smith, Thomas J.
Smith, Anna smith aud Rosanna Smith. children Of
Patrick Smith, dcceascd--On Bill 10 enforce Ven.
doris Lien.
Public notice !. hereby given, that in pursuance Of
dccretal order III IN the above entitled cause, IA
the circuit court OF said county, on tho eighth day Of
October, A, D. 1865 Of the October term, D. 1905 Of
said court ], John iIarman Master IN Cham cry for
lsGn, nj II o'clock IN the forenoon % sai day sell a.
public auction To- the highest bidder for cash NJ the
newest door Of the court house IN the city of Cairo
IN said county the following described real estate sit
uate in the first addtGnto the city ~ Cairo county %
Alexander and state Vi Illinois, to-wit;
Lots numbered iwenty.one 2i) and twenty-five (22),
in block numbered si4ty--X 10Y, known aud desis
mated upon the recorded map plat Of said first add-
,on 20 said city, together vii all and singular the
emenS nd Entertainments ihereuno belors,'ng, IN
Of said decree besides interest aud costs.
JoHNQ. IIARMAN, Master in Chancery.
(ara -tv
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NOTICE.

Estate Of Samuel u. Halliday deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed executor
and etecrix OF the last will and testament Of samuel
H. Halliday Late Of tho county Of Alexander and state
Of Illinois, deceased hereby give notice that they VIII
appear before the county court Of Alexander county,
1T the court house n the city of Cairo Illinois, at the
March term, on the thrd Monday IN March next, ~
which time all persons having claims against said os-
tate are notified and requested 20 attend for the pur-
pose OF having the same adjusted. All persons in
debted 10 said estate are requested 10 make mmedi
ate payment 10 the undersigned.
Dated this 2Oth day of January, A. u. issD
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY, Executor,
LIZZIE II. HALLIDAY, EXccutrix,
lan2O-6W Of Samuel b. n. lldAY.
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MASTERS SALE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County,
In the matter Of samuel Stats Ty and Edwin Par
sons, Trustees Of the Cairo City Property, Vs. Ellen
shorteil--on Bill 10 enforce Vendors Lien.
Public notice Is hereby given, that in pursuance Of
decreta order entered in the above entitled cause in
the circuit court nf said county, the eighth day q
October. A. D. lsCs of the October term A. d. is6s az
said court l. John q Hartman, Master In Chunrcry for
said court will, the 10Th day Of February, A. D.
1859, nj III o'clock in the forenoon Of said day sell nc
public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash at tho
southwest door of the court house IN the city Of Cairo,
in said county the following described real estate
uate In the first addition 10 the city Of Cairo county OF
Alexander and state Of Illinois. to-wit;
Lot number two ~ ia block numbered twenty-five
(a5 as known and designated on the recorded map or
plat Of SAID first addition to said city, together with all
and singular the tcuemcns and Embellishments there
unto belonging IN satisfaction OF said decree, with
interest and costs.
:. JoHSQ. HARTMAN. Master in Chancery
Cairo. H.. January q, lsCg-lw
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MASTERis SALE.

STA T. OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County,
In the mtter of Samuel Saats Taylor and Edwin Par
sons TRUSTEES ofthe Cairo City Property, Catha-
rne Mckane-On BIZ TO enforce Vendors Lien.
Public notice hereby given that in pursuance Of
decreal order entered IN the above entitled cause, in
the circuit court Of said county on the eighth day OF
October. A. d. 1855 Of Che October term A. H. lsds Of
said court, John a. Harman Master IN Cham ory for
said court. will. the 10Th day of February, A. ID.
1869, Mt II o'clock in the forenoon of said day sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the
southwest door of the house In the city Of Cairo
in said county, the following described real estate sit
uate IN the city Of Cairo, county Of Alexander and
State Of Illinois, to-wii.
Lot numbered thrtynne t3o) in block numbered
hity two ltl known and dcs gnated the recorded
map plat of said city, together with all and slngx
the tcnements and hprcdttaments thcfcunto belong
ing, in satisfaction of said decree with interest and
costs. JOHN q. HARTMAN, Master in ChAnccry.
Cairo, H., January ", ls6ll-dtd
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when Does Educ.tion Commsnees

Education does not commence with the
alphabet II begins with a mothers look |;
with a fathers nod of appreciation, or his
sign ofreproof; with sisters gentle pressure
of the hand, or q brothers noble act of for.
bearance with handful Of flowers in green
and daisy meadows; with birds nest I'D.
in shady lanes, and with thoughts directed,
in sweet and kindly tones and words, to ma
ture, to beauty, to acts Of benevolence, to
deeds of virtue, and u the source of all good
to God himself! SOW w
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LEGAL.
MASTERS SALE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS
Alexander County, fss'
In the nniter OF sanuel Stats Taylor and Edwin Par
Sns, Iras.ces 81 The Cairo City Property vs. Luther
Public nocei II hereby given that in pursuance OF a
decreta order entered in the above entitled couse In
the circuit court of said county ON mo ehth av ~
October A. u. 1868, of the October term E ID 1sgs of
said conrl John q lIarnan, Master in Chanceryfor
SAID court, VIII, on the 25th day Of February A. u.
1853 ~ III ocoeR IN The forenoon of said dav sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash nj the
southwest door of the court house in the CITY of Cairo
in said county9the following described READ estate
situated n the city OF Cairo county of Alexander and
State of Illinois, to-wi I'D.
Lot numbered sixteen ll6) in block numbered tvon.
tytwo (, IA known and designated upon tho record
ed map plat OF said city. together with all and sin.
guar the tenements and hereditaments thereuntob be-
longing, IN satisfaction Of said decree, with interest
and costs JOHNQ. HARTMAN, Master in chancery.
Cairo. ILL.,. January gs. Is6D-4w
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CaIro. H., January y. D
MASTERS SALE.

STATE or ILLINOIS,
Alexander County, -
In the matter Ol SAMUEL rissis Taylor and Edwin FAR
sons, Trustees of the Cairo cay Property, - John
Flinn-On 1911 f.enf1ree Vendors Lien
Public notice u hereby gwen, that IN pursuance Of
dccrrtd order entered IN the above entitled cause IN
the nlruu court of said county on the eighth ,ay 81
October, A. H. 1855, Of the October tcrn A. H. lss of
said county !, iohn q Herman, Master In Chancery
for said court, will on the 25th day of February A. H.
1900 NJ II o'clock n the forenoon IT said dny sell AZ
public auction a. the highest tIddcr for cast al tho
southwest door % the court house IN the city II Cairo
IN said county, the following described real estate
situate in the fret addition % the city Of Caro- county
of Alexander and State Of Illinois t0-wit:
Lot numbered nine (gl in block numbered twenty
seven go rs known and de gnated upon the recorded
map or plat of the said urst addition 70 ,aid city, to-
gether with all and singular the tenemcnts aud here
damens thereunto belonging In satisfaction IL said
decree, with interest aud costs.
JOHN q HARTMAN, Master In ChauceTy.
Cairo, H., January 2s lsCg-iW
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

IA
Estate Of WiLliam 4. HGekeT, deccaSed.
The undersigned having been appointed administrator
Of the estate of William A Hacker late of the county
Alexander and state Of Illinois, deceased hereby gives
notice that he viii appear before the county court Of
Alexander county at the eoun house in Caro-, the
March term, on the third Monday in March next, a,
which time all persons having claims against said
tate notified and requested attend for the purpose
OF having the same adjusted. Al persons indebted TO
said estate requested make Immediate PAYMENT
10 the undersigned.
u. WATSON WEBB, Administrator.
Dated this 18th day OF Jhnuary, A. u. ls6s-iw