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IT took the best government the
world ever saw, five years to pay the
men who captured jefferson Davis
what it promised them for that job, and
then they were cheated out of gooq
share. Of it, and the officers got the bal
ance. One young soldier in Wisconsin,
who was IN that crowd has been cal
culating on his share of the reward to
set him up in business, and when he
got it, after paying his lawyer he had
just enough to buy a bushel of second
class peanuts.
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ELIGIBLE young bachelor-making
call-"Well, Master Fred, you don't
know who / am"
Too candid young hopeful-"Oh but
| do though! You're the chap that ma
says would make such a good catch
for Mary"
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A Baltimore man offered to bet
money that he could fill lighted kero-
sene lamp. He filled the lamp and a
six-fOot coffin, and now the man he
bet with wants the widow to pay the
debt. OF course the widow cannot be
held responsible for acts committed by
her husband, when insane, as man
must be to commit such an act.
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Il o II X S II o II Il l.,

BLoOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The undersigned has taken this well known
House, lately occupied by George w. Mauger,
and has put II in thorough repair with entirely
new furniture, Ac. Every attention Will be paid
to the comfort and convenience OF guests. The
bar always supplied with the best Of liquors and
cigars. II. BENT. TAYLOR
marll 7O-3m.
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prick HOTEL,
oRANGEVILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
ROHR M'HENRY, Proprietor.

This weh known House, having been put Ia
thorough repair, Is now open TO the travelling
public. The bar is stocked with the choicest
times supplied with the deicacies of the season,
No pains Will be spared To Insure the comfort OF
guests.
Orangeyille, dec lQ.'G0-u
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JOSH BILLINGS on preaching: 81 al
ways advise short sermons, especially
on hot Sunday. If minister kant
strike lie in 40 minutes, he has either
got poor gimlet, or else he is boring
in the wrong place"
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Hotels.
~ o L U NJ B 1 A II OF Z l..

~ o l. u NJ B | A IL O. II Z l..
BY
WARD STOHNER.
Having lately purchased ard fitted up rne
well-known Robson Hotel Property, located n
FEW DOORS ABOVE THE COURT HOUSE,
on the same side of the street, in the town of
bloomsbury; and having obtained a license Tor
the same MS Il
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
the Proprietor has determined to give to the peo-
pie visiting the town ON business or pleasure
A LITTLE MORE ROOM.
His stabliug also is extensive, and is fitted up
to put buggies and carriages in the dry. He
promises that everything about his establish
ment shall be conducted in an orderly and law
1ul manner and he respectfully solicits share
of the public patronage. [myl7'67-tf
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Executors or Administrator Notice, $500
Auditors or Assignees Notice, $3.50,
Local notices, twenty cents line; by the year
ten cents
Cards in the "Businegs Directory column, $500
per year for the first two lines aud sl0O for each
additional line.
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EsTABLIsH yourself on the broad and
sound basis of inte9rityj conduct your
business with intelligence and judg-
ment.
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MONfOUR HOUSE
Nl RUPERT, PA.

NlLl+lA NJ hbALi+"i fiupiieloII
This House having been put in thorough repair
Is now open fer the reception OF guests. No
pains WILDE spared to ensure the perfect com
fort OF the travellers, Toe Proprietor solleiis a
shlGe of public patronage. The bar will be
stocked at all times with nne liquors and cigars.
msrll70-tE
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BLOOMSBURG. PA, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1870
Philadelphia Directory.

AAa"eA9nAa directory.
MAYOR L. II. ARrMAN. c. II. DILLINGER. NJ MoRY
A RTMAN, DILLINGER & CO.,
NO. lOi NORTH THIRD ST, PHILADELPHIA.
Two doors above Arch formerly 226,
| MANUFACTURERS AND JoBpERs IN
| CARPETS, COTTONS, YARNS, BATTING,
OIL CLOTHS, CARPET CHAINS, coRDAGE.
OIL SHADES. GRAIN BAGS, TIE YARN,
WICK YARN, WINDOW PAPER, covERLETs,
-ALSO,-
WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE
BRooMs BRUSHES, LOOKING GLASSES, TRUNKS.
| feb. 500
EAGLE HOTEL.
227 NORTH THIRD srREkT.
H. d. CUMMINGS, PROPRIETOR.
ESTABLISHED 1893
JORDAN &BRoTnER
Wholesale Grocors, and Dealers in
SALTPETRE AND BRIMsTONE
No $40 North Third st.
Philadelphia.
q w. BLABON & CO.,
Manufacturers of
OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW snADEs,
Warehouse, No. l2l North Third Street
Philadelphia.
GEORGE II. ROBERTS,
Importer and Dealer in
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, &c.
or
Philadelphia.
c. II. HORNE. w.s. KING. JB sEYnERr.
HORNE, KING & SEYBERT,
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
No. 42l Market Street
PHILADELPHIA.
Orders filled promptly at lowest prices.
January 3, 1865.
TT W. RANKS
WHOLESALE TOBACCO SNUFF, AND
CIGAR WAREHOUSE,
No. liG North Third Street,
Between Cherry and Race, vest side,
Philadelphia.
T II. WALTER,
Late Walter & Kaub,
Importer and Dealer III
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENswARE.
No. 23i N. Third Street,
Philadelphia.
r NJ. KEpHEART,
u WITH
BARNES, BRO. & HEBRON,
HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS FURs,
No. tO3 Market Street,
tAbove Fifth,)
PHILADELPHIA.
JOHN STROUP & CO.,
Successors to Stroup & Brother,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FISH.
NO. "a North Wharves and 25 North Third st
Philadelphia.
y RICHARDSON l.. WRIGHT, JR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. l2S SOUTH SIXTH STREET,
PHoLADELPHG
oct. %, ,'6O-ly
SNYDER, HARRIS & BASSETT,
Manufacturers and Jobbers Of
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
Nos. j25 Market, and 522 Commerce Street.
Philadelphia.
WILLIAM FISHER
WITH
TIL MAS CARSON II {.
WHOLESALE
DEALERS IN HOSIERY,
MEN S FURNISHING GOODS,
LINENS & NOTIONS
NO. is NORTH FOURTH STREET
Philadelphia.
june 4,G0-Gm
WARTMAN & ENGELMAN,
TOBACCO, SNUFF 4 SEGAR
MANUFACToRY,
No. 3l3 NORTH THIRD STREET
Second Door below Wood
PHILADELPHIA.
D. W, WAkTMAN. 7. ESGELMAN. |
=" WRIGHT e Co
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Ttlistellanrous.
A PISTOL SHOT.

FROM THE RECoLLEcTIoNs OF A RUSSIAN
OFFICER.
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THE ESPY HOTEL.

Apr,23,O0-tf
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VOLUME " mo 10.
Orangeville Directory

A q e. w. COLEMAN, Merchant Tailors and
IL. Gents furnishing goods. Main St., next door
10 tne BrIck Hotel. yl-p47
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TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TRORBlE.
,,o,her version of,hc Aiair.


Tho following extract from the Motrop-
oils Times gives the wounding of Captain
Worlhington, at the hands Captain Iro'
yer an entirely different aspect II the
Times is correctly informed, Trovcr pur-
sued Worthins;on on his own boat, and
struck him down rs hc was in the act of
ascending tho stairs But here is the rN-
tract:
This morning serious difficulty occur
ed between Hugh Worthington Captain
of the Milbrey, and John W. Trover
Captain Of the steamer \. Baker at Pa
ducah.
Each one wished % secure some deck
passengers on the wharf-about which
they had some angry words. Worthing-
ton left and was going up stairs on his own
boat Trover followed with half brick ar
boulder and threw it at him hitting him
on the lef, side Of his ,kull, and stripping
ii Of flesh for two inches in diameter,
Worthington remains inscnsiblc and in
danger of losing his life.
We are glad, for the sake of all parties
concerned, to add, that Worthington ia not
dead, II. reported yesterday evening. On
the contrary, hc has recovered conscious
ness, and WI, mos, probablp, g., well.
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:

Benton Barracks, No, April ~, Isos.
DR. JOHN BULI.-Dcars sir knowing the eth.
cheney Of your Sarsparlla, and the healing and
beneficial qualities u possesses, ! send you the
following statement Of my case;
Iwas wounded about two years ago--wRs taken
prisoner ana confined for sixteen months. Being
moved ~ often, my wounds have not healed yet.
] have not sat up moment since was wounded.
am shot through the hips, Ny general health
~ impaired, ana need something To- assist ma.
ture, ! have mon faith M your saisapaTilla than
IN anything else. I wisl that that T, genuine.
Please expires m' half dozen bottles, aud
OblIge GAIT, q. u. JOHNSON,
~. Louis. No.
T., S-Thc following Was written ApriI 49, lsdG,
b, Mrs Jennie l'hns"n, mother Of Capt John
son;
bk, JOHN BILi.-Dear sir' My husband, Dr.
4 :. Johuton, was n skilliul surgeon ami physie.
ian "a Central New York. whore he died, leaving
The above q. T.. Johnson N my care. Al thirteen
years 81 age, he had chronic diarrhea and
scrOiula, Tor which gave him your sarsiparili.
II CURED HIN; ! have for ten year. recon.
mended u 10 many in New York, Ohio aud Iowa
for scrofula, fever sores, anc general debility.
Perfect success has attended H. JAf osrts sg.isa
IN ~ soresid and fsrer sores almost
miraculous am very ANXIOUS for my sou to again
have recourse To your Sarsaparilla, lie ID fearful
of getting "a spurious article, hence his wtitlng to
yuu for il. IFS wound. were terrible, hut ! he
hr,t lac wlll recover Respectfully, ..
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THE MlSENHElMER TRIAL.
Tes'huo"y Of the w'"sssc-.
Fourth bay. July 18th.
ryIpENCE Ion Ono DEMONSTRATIONS.

EVIDENCE FOR THE PROSECUTION.
Examination conducted by Jno. +. Ne
Cartncy Esq, States Attorney
William II. Couglcton testified sub.
,tantially ~ follows: | live in Dongola,
Union county, l knew Joseph Dammcr-
muth in his lifetime aud know Abra-
ham Misenhoimor, Jr, the prisoner ON
trial know man by the name of Gump.
lie keeps u beer garden n, Dongola. /
was there At u gathering, think in Fcbru-
AIRY, 1863. The occasion was dance.
Abraham Mi,onhoimcr, Joseph BANNER.
muth, Mr.. Hoffman, Dr. Williams and
Others were present. Beer and refresh.
mcnts We're kcptthcrc. saw Dammormuth
dance there about . o'clock with Miss Hoii-
man. They were dancing waltz. II was
n rule of the dance that Americans and
Germans should dance every other time
Misenhimor, Benton and Others were get
ting up couples fora cotillion. Dammcr-
muth had asked the band TO playa waltz.
Misenhimer commenced on Dammcrmuth
and wanted him 10 get oil the door. Dam
mernuth said there was room enough for
all 20 dance. Dammermuth left
the floor and said that he
would not dance, aud would 20
| a.,
was about 80 yds from the road There
was a fence around il. Attcr Dammermuth
said he would go home, He and Miscn-
hcimer We're asked 10 drink, Dammermuth
drank beer, but Miscnheimer would not
drink and desired to be let alone, SAYING
that he would IA soon be in bcc-swarm,
and threw his coat back on his arms. and
asked where is the d-n 81 Of n b--h
! will give him hell, and started after
Dammermuth, after Dammermuth had
gone about 80 yds, Misenheimer followed
walking fast When Misenheimor got TO
tue fence, lac pulled OH his coat
aud put II on the fence. Dammcrmuth
wa about 20 yds outside Of the fence
when caught by Miscnhcimcr. Misen.
heimcr picked up stick and followed
him, The stick wu' about rs large as nv
wrist and about feet ia length. lie car
ried the stick in one hand, aud struck DAM
mermuth on the head Dammermuth fell.
Misenheimcr turned around and started
back towards the fence He struck Dam
mermuth once, and drew back TO strike
him again, when Thomas Gully caught the
stick. ! was three or four steps from tho
place of the striking. John Benton and
myself started soon after Mi.enhoilner
left the house after Dammermuth. Gully
gave the stick 10 John Clements, and he
struck it against the ground and broke il.
l did not examine the the stick. 1t wa, "A |
round stick. Bark was on it. When | |
went 10 Dam mermuth he was lying on |
his right side picking at grass. lie said |
nothing but was groaning, Mr.. Hon- |
man and Clements raised him up, and |
surted with him toward the house. They |
hsa hold Of his arms. ! saw Dammer- |
;nI'h al his own home next day, He was
~ ~ "ti, ana looked pale, ! did not speak |
'he house was crowded. This |
happened on Saturday. law him oaain
sunday morning he looked Ind and "n
tuesday morning about Z O'Clock bo died
Aiier The striking went back 10 the house
me dance was Progressing, but Misenbino,
or took no part in it. lie did not aanno
any more. ] saw Dammermeu,h a cornsc
in April ~ 1869.
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HAL. GARDEN
sacred Concert sunday Evening"

And now comes the irrcprcssiblc, wide
awake John Schccl, proprietor of the
Washington Hall garden, with pressing
invitation for his old friends and the pub
lie to visit his garden on Sunday evening
the 18th inst, and par,akc Of his well
known hospitality. Wi,tig's string band
will be there, and discourse in their usual
elegant style, the choicest compositions of
the old masters that will be found suitable
to the time and place. Cool lager beer,
soda, setter water, wines, etc, served to or
der. Come everybody.
II JOHN SCIIEEL. proptr.
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FLORA GARDEN.
-
Suu,Iay..JuIy Isth.

Weather permitting, large number of
our citizens will seek the cool arbors Of
Flora Garden on Sunday next, and listen
TO the dulcet strain. of l.cnburg band, or
join in the sports and amuscmcnts so album
dainty provided by the thoughtful propric-
tor, Mr.. +. Fisher. Tho shooting gallery
i. maintained, as is the ten-pin alley, and
other means of entertainment. Cool
drinks in abundance, Everybody isinvited
to come No charge ut the gates.
n T. FISH Err Prnnrictnr
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PARTEO!
Dissolution OF, Copar,nership.

Ny ability 10 supply the farmers of the
surrounding country with agricultural i'm
implements, seeds, etc, on time, is no,
equal 10 my disposition. have such i'm
plcit faith in the honesty and integrity Of
10Y patrons that would, il could, sup
ply all their wants in my line, and let
them consult their own convenience about
paying me. But il So happens tina, that Is
just exactly what ] can't do. have,
therefore, made up my mind 10 dissolve
partnership with the credit business, and
10 lie, my partner so in with somebody that
is better able To stand his way Of doing
than am. This course is necessary step
in the direction Of self-preservation, and
have no well-wisher that will chide mo for
taking II. shall, as heretofore keep eve
rything the farmer and planter Of the sur
sounding country need for the successful
prosecution OF their calling, and thous.
aud and one things that are considered ne
cessitios TO town people but for all these
things intend 20 exact
CASH os DELIVERY.
The adoption OF this rule will enable
me TO sell cheaper than ever, as will not
be compelled TO chalk-up prices to cover
the loss Of an occasional wildcat debt
My customers will 10 doubt appreciate the
necessity that impels this step, and give it
their approval. Let ii be understood, then,
that "sink or swim, survive or perish,
my motto for the future will be- "Small
profits quick sales no cash, no trade,
And having started out Oh the cash basis,
desire to dispel memory of the fact
that ever did business On any other plan.
II parties indebted 10 Tue will cancel THAR
Indebtedness, so that / can burn nv iii
books, shall soon be able 70 achieve that
desire.
Thanking the public for their liberal
patronage, and hoping that those indebted
to me will find it convenient TO square M
soon, / remain as ever,
Very Respectfully,
WIN. NJ. DAVIDSON,
July l6, 1870. $50 Commercial ave
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Parsons, Davis IL Co, at, Nos. SO I
Tenth street, have received their second
large stock Of Fruit Jars for tho summer
trade, which they are offering ut much
lower figures than las, years figures.
Good Glass Jars at 81 80 per doz.; Ma
son Jars, self sealer., u. ;! IS per doz.
same with porcelain lined caps, 81 per doz.
Call and examine at the
e QCEENSWAEE HOUSE.
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Chr 8ulletin.
NEWS o. TIE CITY.
nrR nnrNnAnorI rnrkEr.

The calaboose contains only three
prisoners. including The crazy negro
Be sure to read the advertisement
"Greatest Work Of the Age ~ '''''
paper "''
Good Wholesome Vinegar Any one
o., roalo !, Soc advertisement OF VII
p,.hamir ,his naper. my25daw3m
Romomber the Rough and Ready hats
=, whuo and brown, ut John An,rm's,
They are nicc--they are cool See
them.
Good Calf Boots FOR two dollars and
seyen,y.fvc cents only at p. Ncf's, No,
~ Ohio Levcc.
FREsH Eggs and Yellow Butter can al
ways be had. Read the Advertisement
'reatcst Work of the Age, in this pa
per. maylsd3m
Saratoga Ladies Trunks-the best
manufactured sizes and prices, at John
Antrim's. Also Satchels and Travelling
Bags of all grades, sizes, styles and
prices. IT,
EASE AND CoMroRr, perfect vision, the
eyes preserved, natural sight guaranteed
10 those who use Lazarus 4 Morris per-
fected speetaclcs. Tabcr Bros. sole agents
FOR this place. dyl2d&wlm'
i write you 10 certify that have used
DIR. Simmons Liver Regulator in my fam
ily with complete success.
j. W. ID. BIRD,
Chattahoochce, Fla.
For n shave, haircut or shampoo, or
If YOU want your hair and WHISPERS dyed
to your own satisfaction, call n, j. Geo.
s,cinhousos shop, corner Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, Perry House,.
juneldlm.
--"Don" spreads q bod Of net,e' for the
occupancy OF the Hon. ID. W. Mum, to-
day and, there is no escapc-the Honor
able gentleman must occupy it. If he
would avoid the thousand stings it inilicts
let him "behave himself.
The facility with which the insane
darkey, now confined in the calaboosc,
eats mud, entities him to high rank in the
Radical party l, shows that his stomach
is in n condition TO take in all the nase-
Gus doses compounded by the present reek-
less and interruptions administration.
"A two story frame dwelling situated
Oh Fifth street, and supplied with a spa
cious brick cellar and cistern, and all the
"modern convenience may be purchas-
Cd al II bargain. Call on II. Blom, corner
Seventh and Washington avenue.
Now is the time to secure the most
desirable rooms at the st. Charles ut low
figures. During July, August and Sep
TENDER, a large deduction from regular
rates will be made. A few more day
boarders can be accommodated at the old
rate. The coolest and most spacious din
ing room in the city. jy7dlm
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RIVER NEWS.

SusleSlNer, do Milbrey, do
Utah. do Ella Hughes. Nash;
pMCleburne, Gin; Qulckstep, Eyansy;
Watts. Tenn Riv; Belle - Louis Memp;
Stella, N D;
DExARTUREs.
Dan Able, Columbus; 4 Baker. paducah,
Ella Hughes, Nasty, Armada, do
Pat Cleburne, Mersp; u Watts, st. Louis;
Stella, LOUSY; Belle ~ Louis, do
Utah, Ark Rv; Quckstep, Ey;
Colorado, ticks,
The weather Is almost clear to-day, and
very warm, but a fair breeze keeps the
heat from being intolcrable. Thermom-
stors in various places indicate the ten.
perature at from 81 to 90 deg. The former
figure 10 doubtless the true test.
The river has fallen one inch since Inst
report.
Tho Mississippi is rccecding steadily at
st. Louis, and above.
The Ohio is falling again at Pittsburg
after arise Of u few inches with four feet
water in the channel. II is falling slowly
ut Louisville with five fec, four inches in
the canal. It is rising at Evansville.
The Cumberland is rising with four and
q half feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Business here continues fair, and large
quantity of freight is being received and
shipped to various points.
The Belle of st. Louis received here 40
hhds tobacco, 900 SKIS wheat, 100 pkgs Of
cedar ware and 80 tons assorted freight for
st. Louis, and discharged here 600 bbls
potatoes for the l.C. II. Il.
The Quicks.sp brought lot of furniture
for b. 8. Harrcll, Cairo, IL hhds tobacco
and 2l7 bags wheat for st. Louis 20 pkgs
furniture, 6 hhds tobacco, co bbls whisky,
100 bags corn and n few tons sundries for
reshipmcnt south.
The Belle Hughes brought 10 pkgs
cedar buckets and churns; a. pkgs sun
| dries for st. Louis, CO lbs -four for rcship-
ment South.
The Colorado received considerable
freight here for Vicksburg and way points.
The Pat Cleburne rcshipped ten ton.
here for points below Vicksburg.
The Great Republic is having hard
time between st. Louis and Cairo from low
water. She has been aground a, Liberty
bar and Hat Island, and s nearly two days
behind time THERE'S large amount of
freight here waiting for her, She is ex-
pected momentarily and will probably be
the first boat leaving for NO.
The Belle Memphis i. the regular packet
for Memphis this evening.
The City of Evansville /, the regular
packet for Evansville this evening, and the
Idlewild leaves for the same destination Oh
Monday at 3p.m.
The Paducah packets leave daily at 3 ?.
m. except Sunday.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

The Cairo BULLETIN does not like the
position we take upon the candidacy for
the State Senate Metropolis Times.
A position SO devoid Of reason and ..com-
mon sense must excite the disiayor ofevcry
sensible, fair-minded Democrat in the Dis
trict. II is narrow, contracted and utter
~ undomocratic.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16
MINERAL, WATERS.
FIRST or THE SEASON

kissingen, Setter, and Blue Lick
Waters, and all the other variety of
waters from the celebrated springs of Gert
many and America, on draft and for sale
by the glass gallon or barrel ut the drug
store of b. T. Whitaker, No. lOs CONNER
ciaI avenue, Cair' Ills. apll2tf
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GALE MORTGAGE.

SYt.r. b. hereby given that default having been
made in the payment Of the amount secured 70
be- Pad ~ certain sale mortgage executed ~
John T.. TsggsH and Phoebe A. Trggart his wife
a. Morris Wiley dated the third day ~ June,
4 u. H. and recorded "a n" circuit Clerks
once Of the county % Alexander and state OF
Illinois, boz book III Of sale mortgages, page 10
NJ. amount rYw due and payabl" being sl,ls5 -
principal, together with interest thereon from the
third dai ~ February, \. II. ls's a. per tenor ~
pTuinis.uIy note bearing even dat" ~ "a sad sale
iuortgag.. and given Tor .aid sum 81 si.l-a -, ]
the und.Tsignei q whom -aid sale mortgage wa.
mado, .y virtue Of ~" term. and provisions ~
the sane. will, on saturday. the 1th day 81 July,
4 II. -, between the hour of ~ o'clock an,
ands O'Clock pm. Of SAID day, under aud by
virtue Of tae ppweTof sale contained IN SAID sale
mortgage, ."ll At public auction, Ia the high' q
bidder, ilrca-h, on the premises, the following
described property 90 W.T. 10, numbered tsehty.
two tsgl, 100 block numbered forty seven 90. IN
the fret addition t. the city 81 CAIRO, county Of
Alexander, AMI state Of Illinois. with the appur.
t.nanc"- a. -atisfy IA. put poses and conditions ~
said sale mortgage. NORRIS u Wilt,
Mortgage,
June q" $50 ieShlid
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PRlsIDIsi BRADEs,

Lato ofAho Southern Illinois College, will
preach in the Christian church this even
ing, and tomorrow Sunday at II o'clock
am, and probably at night. President
Braden is man OF much more than or
binary learning and ability, and We hope
D full house viii give him hearing.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16
The Cairo Bulletin, July is.

been friendly since change of venue.
will not swear that did not say this to
Oliver; am ms positive about other things
! have sworn to as am about this.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16
LEECHEs.

Fresh, healthy Swedish Leeches rccciy-
cd regularly from the importers in New
York. Applied and sold, wholesale or re-
tail, by +. THEOBOLD,
jy6-lm Sixth ST., near Ohio Levce.