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FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

NOTICE l. hereby given thai Mary A. Green,
IN viGs of Charles A. 0fssn, nov or lsts Of Dor.
chestsr In the Btats of Nasssehusst1, By hsg dssd
datsd ts twenty fourth day % Oetobsr, 4. D. sgkt
esn hundred and sixty.i0us, and rseosde1 ID ths
kexistyy u Deeds Or the County Of Yogk, sook -,
paSes no 20 49, conveyed In fee and IN DsstEngv %
ne, Warringtou Paul, Of Kittsgy, b. nd Ossty,a
lot of Land tsasc IN ND Kittssy, containing nine
asrss aad sixtysight rods, and bsandsd thasi COM
Ineooing a uoSthsastsiy corner Of ian4 q Dlr.
1ington Paul, thence running pcgth ste wes tWelvs
rods by soouuty rod ~ Afenos, Themes south0 w0s
hny.two Fods and sevcatsrn lisks thence north CO
west eight rods ard liaks, thsscs ssstA 81 vsse
twelve rods and tea links, thence south ~ va
Ten rod. and afssn lints, Che - hsr sesr.s -
east thirty 600 rods and berteeo linhs 70 ne 80
ner Ola wharf by ''Spnnsy's Crest 4, nsoes pcsss
The - D1riinstou Pal 70 tSs point bsgu, e.
And that The condition IN said mortEASs dscd "
broken, by rssson whereof claim nrsesoss"
thereof ,,,o.ox ,Avy
Kittsry, Novembsr i6, iAs9. "o
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FALL RIVER LINE

Nsp York, PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore. Wdsh'
iAgton, and all principal points Wet.
r South and South Wat,
Via Tauntsn, Fall River aud Newport.
.r Cabin, $500, Deck, $500. Baggage
E31 checked hfoush and transferred in New
LE1R York ftee IL charge
0I2k30 New rork trains lease The Old Colony
and Newport Railway perot oorpsr 81 South ssd kDss
isri rtrvets, daily undays encsp.d) 30 foi'o.s st
$50 p. NJ, arriving In Fall River 20 mputes In sdvanos
b.1O 2. ~, connecting at Fall River With The nv
magnificent steamers PROVIDENCE, Capt. ID. N. Finn
mons, bristol, Capt. W. 10. Iesis. These steamers
the fastest and pllAb.e bas the sospd, but
expressly fcr sT~ei, saty snd comiost This Line con-
meets With all he scubern Boats and Ralrusd pe frm
New York going wess and SOUTH and eoa'snIent to The
California steaspsp. ..,.-
"To shippers or rreight' this Linz, With No
new anil extensive dept accommodates In Boston end
large pier In New Yosk. Exclusively r The use q The
Lne,) supplied uith facilities fos freight and passsnsr
busiDess which cannot 10 surpassed Freight always ia
ken at low rates, and awarded with dsspstch.
New York Express Freight Train lcavcs Boston 81 lso
r. NJ, goods arrive In New York pest mSning about
A. NJ Freight leaving Mes York reaches Boston the
following dvy atots AN.
Ycs tickets. hsshs and sstevoous, sppy at us co~pa
ny's oe, st No. Oh STATE osss, ooSprr Of Washing
ton and STATE Streets and al OH Colony and Ssvp De-
Pot, oorpsr II SOUTH and Kneeand strvets, Bcstou.
Steamers leave New Yosk daily, Qsundsys sieep'edl
from Pier 10 North River, foot Of Chamber st., At
GEO. sIIIyERIcK, Passenger Freight Ar.
JAMES risK, Jr,, Pre-.
NJ. n. sIM0Ns.
Managing Dirsctor Nalgansst Steamship CO.
o''o oos .....t... Vs
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NON-REsIDENr TAXES
Re TOWN OF LYMAN.

TIE TOWN OF LYMAN.
0NHE following List Of Taxes on Real Estate
l. ofnon-rcsident owners In the town Of Lyman,
for the year ls6s In Bills committed 70 Bradford
Cousens Collector Of said town, on the 10Th day Of
Oct, 1863 has been returned by him 70 mo - un-
q that date, and now remain unpaid, and notice q
hereby given that tho said axes and interest and
charges arc not paid Into tho Treasury Of Md town
town within eighteen months nom tho date Of com.
cd ~ will be sufficient 10 pay the amount due there.
for, including interest and charges will, without
further notice, 30 cold nj public auction, a. the
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Winter IL now fairly upon US, and tho teams are
fastening 10 the lumber woods In various parts o.
the country. Our advice 10 every man who goes Il
the woods, be no captain, cook, teamster, or any
other man, Is 10 take along good stock Of "John
snn's Anodyne Liniment" and "Parsons' Purgativ,
Pills. Many months Of labor Tin the aggregate, may
bessved by this prccauton. t'.. ''ra F
bad enough TO look and feel had yourselfi but ne
excuse for having your horse look and feel badly
when for q small sum you can buy ''Shcridans Cav
airy Condition Powders which given In grain two
or three times week, will make him look and fes
we'll.
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Railreaas s..a sses.,.boass.

E>oI3 PORTLAND, sAco D roafS-
MOUTH RAfIA0AD-sse.y
AnsaSsmsns = Uomn'sncing Msbd6y, Msy -, fse5.
fssiss I0vs - ft,svs, - - 80 !,
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train 10 ssd hon Boston yin We Eastsu kAiresd,
stopping s~iv s $500 Bddetod, ksubeoank eoutA bss.
VIA Jsnetisa, PWt0osth, Nsvessypot, nals! Lsoa.
On rsssdays, fharsdsys and HAiurdays, yin run We
Bcssoa hsiss y. T., s.spp,ng s~y q nssa bssdsesd,
Kspusssnk, Ssh Dsvkh junction, psvu, kzsss, As-
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Wednesdays ssi Fridays snd ths hsssse sd hsiss
RaIrusd On rsesiAys, hur,dsys and saiardsys avips
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EOR BOSTON.

cssSh Tho neg e., and .sHsr'o. :s.Eolns
AZ, having bsen fitted mp NJ great expense With .
lArIs aumbss Of beautiful STATE Rooms, viii rua
the season 80 Allows
Lsaving Atiastis wharf, Portland, str O'Clock
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p. NJ. Sundays sxesptedt
l. Deck........s.......
Freight taken - usual. -
Sept. i,te69. '. 2i0
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WEEKLY JOURNAL.

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sec Portland Transcrlpt-Miss Sarah Chauncey
Cults daughter Of Joseph not John, Cuts. Charles
Cults died last April, aged 81. lie became insane
when 10 years old. JOseph Cults, jr., Lieut.. in U.
y Navy, shot himself in his own chamber about
q years ago. lie dwelt continually upon the fate
which appeared 90 he In store Tor him until he be-
came a faying maniac; though many supposed him
san. when he committed Suicide, which he did TO es-
cape, as he thought, future horrors.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-25
SnntChed Away.

For 10 these many weeks our w. j. fost
Esq, has been wearing unusually good clothes,
shaving every day and buying all the novel
ties in the line Of perfumery he could come
across. That all Of this, and frequent visits
to the town Of Metropolis, meant something,
we felt assured. When we saw him last he
couldn't keep his gGo out of space, and, all
unknown to himself he heayed sighs that
swelled his breast like unto the throat of n
croaking toad OF course he couldn't stand
this-there was danger in it to health and
life. He couldn't eat five pounds OF pork a
day, and molasses he utterly disguised, Be-
fore him, in dreams, passed only grand pan
Drama of calico, latest patterns, and--well,
hes married On Tuesday he took unto him
self the blooming widow of the late Col,
Thomas II. Smith, Of Metropolis, and is now
in the enjoyment of his honeymoon, at the
national capital, He steps high, refuses to
speak to anybody below the dignity of a
senator, and receives as an insult the slightest
intimaton that he ever lived in Thebes OF
filled the office Of school director in the city
of Cairo,
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Bets Made and Horrors Invoked.

All kinds of bets were made on the result
of the recent election. Some of them were
novel, some ridiculous and some of them
nameless. Certain admirers of Mr.. Wilson
declared purpose to do most remarkable
penance in the event of that gentleman's de-
feat while friends of Mr.. Oberly invoked
strange bssstments about themselves in case
victory perched upon the banner of Mr..
Wilson. One gentleman declared 3 pur-
pose to endure the horrors OF, a
five days sojourn, in Psducah. By
Mr.. Oberlys election, one of his friends es-
capes the scratches Of sand paper shirt
while a friend ofMr. Wilson has got the job
on his hands of saving his neighbours winter
wood. Mr.. Wilson's defeat saved the life of
a gentleman who had determined upon a
mush and milk suicide, but imposes upon
two other gentleman the wearing of hats of a
character most obnoxious to the olfactories
Still another gentleman has an excuse for the
congenial job Of keeping drunk during the
year, while another will ''never smile again.
Considerable money changed hands, al
though the bets were confined to small
amounts. The contest wore too doubtful an
aspect to authorize heavy wagers, and con-
ssqusntly none were laid.
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Cairo E.cQls1'atlOn.

On the goth instant, senate bill 649 for an
act to incorporate the Cairo Public School
library association, was reported upon favor
ably by the committee and its passage recon-
mcnded. 1t was ordered to its third reading.
Senate bill 698, for an act to incorporate
the Cairo Planters Tobacco Warehouse COM
pany, was favorably reported upon, and Or
dsred to a third reading.
Senate bill TAB for an act to incorporate the
Enterprise Bank of Cairo, was similarly dis
posed of.
Senate bill 3o4 to incorporate the Southern
Illinois Emigrant Aid Society, was read a
third time and passed--yeas "a; nays, 0,
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of
Alexander county, Illinois, that for the pur-
pose OF collecting the state county, district
school, special, pauper and court house taxes
nov due for the year 4. u. 1868, will be in
month Of February, each day from o o'clock,
am until o'clocl, pm.
viii be at the store-house of M. ID. Gun
Their, in Goose Island precinct, on Monday,
March lat, 1869.
At the house of Thomas Martin, esq, in
Dog Tooth precinct, on Tuesday, March
2, 1869.
Dated at Cairo Ill.,, February l. 1859.
LOUIS MYERS,
sherin aud cy oiicio Collector of Alexander county
Illinois. feissw3t
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A Card,

Clergyman, while residing in South America as
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy for
the care Of Nervous Weakness. Fairy Decay Diseases
Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train
OF disorders brought by banefl and vicious habits
Great have been cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desre 10 benefit tho afflicted and un-
fortunate. will send tho recipe for preparing and
using this medicine, In . scaled envelope to any one
who needApt sass o. cxAnoE. Address,
JOSEPH T. lNMAE.
:. Station d. Bible House,
seoi-dom New York City.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that default having occurred
IN the performance Of the conditions expressed ia a
certain mortgage or deed ~! trust executed hy Perry
Powers TO the Reverend Gcu:ge II. hllinson bearing
date the 2lst day 81 November, 4. D. lst3, and duly
recorded IN the office Of the Recorder ~ Deeds and
for Alexander county, IN the state OF Illinois, IN book
AZ" page 49,, &C.. said mortgage deed u trust
conveying lots numbered eight (s and nine %, m
block numbered thirteen (3), IN the city Of Caro- IA
said county and state, the undersigned, bong M"
dyy appointed administrators Of saidAllinsOn TO whom
said mortgage was made and who H. now deceased
will, Friday the hith day Of March next, 4 y. lsp
10 o'clock IN the forenoon Of that day under and by
virtue Of the power Of sale contained IN said mortgage
deed Of trust, sell at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder for cash. ~ the office building ot the Irusrrv
Of the Caro- City Property, at the corner 81 Washington
and Eighteenth street. IN said city % CaU IN
said county and state the above described bots real
estate 10 satisfy the purposes and conditions 81 said
mortgage deed Of trust. SAID property viii he sold
without redemption. CHAPMAN RIDDLE,
Cairo, H., Feb. ~, ls69td Administrator a..
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The letter from Philadelphia, published on

our first page is richly deserving Of the con-
siderable space it occupies. 1t is written in
that easy chatty, humours style that cannot
fail to captivatc the reader and treating
variety of subjects contains something that
will interest every reader. We invite, for il,
a general porusal.
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TlKEiEIREtt EIREiii

Water water waterlll Great induce
ncnts Bargains bargains The stock of
clothing, furnishing goods, boots, Shoes &c,
&c, which was saved by Sternheimer& Marx
from the late fire, will be sold at 90 por cent.
less than cost, at their new place of business,
No 80 Ohio lcvee Call soon and secure bar
gains ms the goods will be sold at great sac
rihce. hv order OF the underwriters. Il
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WANTED.

At the St. Charles hotel, Immediately, some
good. experienced first class girls, to fill posi-
lions as chambermoids dinng-room girls and
in the laundry. Those who can bring good
recommendations and are not afraid to work
will be employed at good wages and prompt
nav. ffl3tf1 JEwETT WILCOX & Co.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-25

Is hereby gwen that default having occurred In
the performance of the conditions expressed ms GER
tain mortgage or deed % tust, executed by Joshua
cushing, John Cushing and George L Cushing, 90
Samuel Stats Taylor and Edsin Parsons. Trustees
OF the Cairo CITY Property, bearing date the 5h day
Of May, 1864. and duly recorded In ,he Office
| OF the Recorder Of DEEDS, In and for Alexander
county IN the State Of Illinois, In Book p Of Deeds
on page 80, &C.. sad mortgage or deed Of syusi
yeyne lots numbered Fix l6l, seven ~ and eisht (s
In block numbered hheen i5l, In the hrst addition 10
undersigned, said Trustees, will on Friday, the sh
day Of March next. A. ID. isGs, At 10 O'Clock IN the
forenoon OF that dsy, under and by virtue OF the
power Of sale contained IN said Mortgage deed Of
trust. sell nj Public Auction, to tn. highest bidder,
for cs.h, At the Office building Of said 1ru-ees, corner
OF Vast pgton avenue and ghteenth street. in .sd
atty oi Caro- in said county aid State, Tia above
described real ertaie lots 81 land 10 satisfy the
purp ,ses and conditions Of said mortgage decd Of
trust. SAID property will be so without Tsdempt
and deed will b. executed 10 the purchaser such
sale. \. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees Of the Cairo City Property.
Dated, Cairo. H., February "a. 1893. DID
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NOTICE

IN
Is hereby gwen that default having occarrej Ia the
performance f the conditions expressed In
mortgage or deed of trust, executed by Joshua Cush
ing, John Cushing and teorge !. Gushing, TO samuel
staats Taylor aud E3wln Parsons, Trustees Of the
Cairo CITY Property, bearing date the ae.h d,y Of
March, B6+, and duly recorded IN the Office Of the
Recorder Of Deeds in and for Alexander county, In
the state ofllipos, IN BOOK +. OF Deeds, page s.
&c - said mortgage or deed OF trust conveying lots
numbered one a, two 90, three co., tour 90 and ave
3, block numbered fifteen U5l. IA the FIRST addition
70 the city Of Cairo, IN said county aud Il to- We the
undersigned said Trustees, viii on Fnday, the 5ih
day OF March next A. d. 1852 at 10 o'clock Ia the fore
noon OF that day, under and by virtue Of the power
Of sale contained 10 said Mortgage or deed ftrust,
sell. Mt Pubic Auction, to the highest bidder, Tor
cash, At tie Office building .f sad Trustees. corner
Of Washington aSenno and EightceL,A street, 10 said
city OF Cairo, In said couuty and State, the
above described real estate lots OF land satisfy
the purposes aud conditions OF sad mortgage or deed
OF trust. said properly will be sold without IeIemp
ton, and deed will be executed 70 the purchaser on
such sale. ). srAAIa TAYLOR
EDWIN PARSONS
Trustees Of the Cairo City Property.
DATED, Cairo, w., February ~, 1859. did
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-25
YNAX SALE NOTICE.

To D. b. Holbrooks estate, and to all persons inter-
ested-
You and each Of you are hereby notified that at a
sale OF city lots for general corporation, improvement
fund and interest fund taxes for the city Of Cairo H.
for the year 1857 held At tho house in said ety.
on Monday the 9th day Of December 1867, !. the un
dersgned, became the purchaser Of each OF the fol-
lowing described city lots, situated in the said city Of
Cairo. county Of Alexander, and State of Illinois!