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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

WHrnr,s, on the 18th day Of August, A. D.
1870, Thomas 3; Ellis, and Eliza Ellis,
his wife, and Henry b. Ellis, and OttiIvi,
tsigned 0ttie Ells) his wife, executed and
Cauley acertain mortgage conveying to said Mike
McCauley certain real estate situate IN the city
Cairo. county Of Alexander, state OF Illinois, to.
IS, 10, %, 81, IS. in block No. n, and the und /.
vided two;thirds interest in lot No. 8, in block
No: al IN the ely Of Cairo; Also lot. mum:
to the city Of Cairo to secure the pay ment OF two
certain proInissory notes in sad mortgage de.
scrioed, both Of even date with said mortgage,
one note for ts7b, PAYABLE two months sft.r date,
and the other roie for ss7b, payable four month
amer date, which notes have not been paid, nor
has either OF them or any part thereof been paid.
that II default lie made IN the payment Of sal /
mites, above mentioned, or any part thereof,
according to the tenor and effect thereof, the
SAID party OF the second part after having adyer.
tised such sale for thirty days IN a
newspaper -, published IN the city Of
Cairo, Illinois, may sell the said
equity OF redemption OF the said parties Of the
first part, at public vendue to the highest bidder
for cash at the time appointed in such advertise.
ment, and upon making such sale, as the attor.
ney OF said parties OF the first part or in Tie name
OF the said party OF the second part, shall execute
and deliver to the purchaser deeds for the con.
yeysnce In fee OF the premises sold ; And whereas
the said promlssory notes have not, nor has
either or any part there of beeu Iad
Now, therefore, the said Mike McCauley, party
OF the second part named In SAID mortgage, In
pursuance OF The provisions thereof. do hereby
give notice that on Saturday, May nth, A. u. 1874
between the hours OF ten O'Clock a. IN, and one
o'clock p. IN. OF that day at the front door OF the
Court House, n the city Of Caro-, Alexander
county, state OF Illinois, ! will offer the lots of
ground herein above descI he'd, and each Of
hem for safe at public yendue TO the highest bid
der for cash. TO satisfy said notes, and will exc.
cute deeds TO purchasers, conveying title In fee
10 the premises sold, as provided In said mort.
gage.
MIKE McCAuLEY, Mortgage.
Green 4 Gilbert. Attorneys for Mortgage.
4.lOdUd Cairo, April u, 1872.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

stuart Il Gholson are now Offering a
very large line Of Summer Dress Goods at
very low figures. We are not Offering
"btcs' on few leading articles to attract
trade, bu. we are selling all goods at as low
prices rs any market affords, We are re-
ceiving novelties every week. An inspec.
tion of our goods and prices is respectfully
asked. 4-2Sd3.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
CHANCERY NOTICE.

Emma Priest and Thomas W. Priest, defend.
ants. are notified that on April 9th, 1872 sparrow
NJ. Nickerton, complainant, filed his bill in chan.
Gerry 70 toreclose a mortgage, in the Alexander
county Circuit Court, state of Illinois, snd that
said SUIT Is now pend ny in said court That there.
upon summons was issued out OF the clerks of.
flee OF said court against you, returnabis on the
LIST Monday In July next TO a term Of said court,
then 70 he holden at the courthouse ia Cairo IN
said county ann state. JOHN Q. HARTMAN,
Dated April 27th, ls72. Clerk.
Allen, Mulkcy 4 Wheeler, Solrs for Compile.
5-3.w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
BRIEFS.

Australia is not self-supporting. 1t
cost England 81, 200, 600 last year.
"A diabolical Boston itemizer has hor-
rfed the world with the malicious asser-
ton that Nilsson chews spruce gum.
f. p. Seward, brother Of VIM. II.
Seward, died of apoplexy on Monday at
Florida, Orange county, New York.
An Indiana man has caused the arrest
Of his grandmother, who attacked him in
a most cowardly and outrageous manner.
An Iowa husband is after divorce
because one of his brides old lovers
kissed her during the honeymoon. lie
considered it too cheeky.
-Itheca has an Epaminodas street.
Small boys, lisping girls, and bashful
people move away from it because they
cant tell where they live.
In Raleigh, n. C., they have q nice
way of eating pbilopcnas. The girls hold
the almonds in their teeth while the young
gents bite them Off
"A lady of Rochester, Mimi, has OBJ
tanned patent for a fan, to be attached
to sewing machine and operated by the
same power.
The Boston Globe tells of an ap-
prentice who remarked to afellow appren-
ticc, IL don't lk "a boss who is alters round
his shop interfering with his own business.
"A youth of ninety-one reverently led
TO the alter II charming bride Of one hun
dred and six. 1t is reported that they
were married without the consent Of their
parents.
"A Minnesota horse.thicf having
proved himself innocent, has been voted
$1,000 by the Legislature to retrieve his
reputation. Innocent horse thieves should
make a note OF this.
Here we have ii in a nutshell
rhe melancholy days have come.
The saddest OF the year:
Ofmoving times, disorIered home
And house rents very dear.
An English writer advises young
ladies to look favorably upon those en-
gagged in agricultural pursuits, giving as a
reason that their mother Eve married
gardener. He forgot to add however, that
the gardiner lost his situation in consc.
quence Of the match.
"A person intimately connected with
John S. c. Abbott, says the 'Watchman
and Reflector, assures us from personal
knowledge that that prolific author never
allowed himself to write paragraph of
his Life Of Napoleon without first offer
ing prayer that he might be guided Alright.
"A wealthy Connecticut man has the
audacity to boast that he made his first
money by manufacturing genuine relics
from the Holy Land Some of these
wooden frauds, much priced by the simple
persons who bought them, were grown
within half mile Of their own homes.
--Junius Brutus Booth appeared as Iago
in Richmond, Va, the other night, end in
the audience was somewhat unsophisti-
Gated individual who inquired Of gentle.
man sitting near him, as this the play in
which Niger marries white woman
and then chokes her to death ?" An ap-
propriate reply was given. The questioner
then rose to leave remarking; "Well, then,
dsrned if wan, to see it. 'Twon'l do for
old Virginny'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

The ST.. LOUIS TINES which has never
encouraged the liberal movement, will
cheerfully give ito endorsement to such a
ticket a. Brown and Curtin, or Brown and
Coz, Of Ohio, "and to no other that has yc,
been named"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

THE New ORLEANS Times says that
Warmoth and his hackers went "to Gin
cinnati % Cortez started from Vera Cruz
for the City Of the Montezumas, with
their whole feet given to the flames, and
no means of, or chance for n restoration
TO their former relations 10 their old rs.
'sociates.'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

WHATEVER may I've the result Of the
Cincinnati convention, the fact is estab-
lished already, that B. Gratz Brown Is
immensely popular in his own state.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

MARRIAGE GuIDE.-Interesting work
numerous engravings, 224 pages. Price
so cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispensary,
No. IL North Eighth Street, st. Louis Mo.
See Advertisement. II.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
FOR SALE,

The undersigned has for sale, at low
price, fine horse and spring wagon, In
quire at the Cairo City Wharfboat.
4-l4tf MAT. CLARK.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
ARE YOU GOING WEST?

Ifso, take our advice and purchase your tic kets
over tie old reliable and popular MIssOrRI Pa.
clFic RAILEoAp, which Is positively the only line
running three daily express trains from 81. Louis
to Kansas City and the vest and Is positively
and tine day coarheS, Especially fot movers)
equipped with MlleI's saieiy platform, and the
patent steam brake, From 81. LOUIS 10 Kansas
SON ~, Joseph, Nebraska City, Council Blulis
snr onahn Without change For information IN
wkain 10 me tables, rates, kc., to any point In
HHsssonri, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Texas, and
.sao,fnis call upon or address o. II. Thompson,
YIN missouri Psc INC X, X. Columbus. Ohio or,
Mo. '"'''"so' "s'"' Nv ~''
No'touoIe TO answer questions 3.s.wly.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

TINS superb hair dye Is the best in the world
perfectly harmless. reliable and instantaneous.
No disappointment The genuine W. A. BAtehe.
lor's Hair Dye produce. immediately . natural
black or brown. Does not stain the skin but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only safe and perfect hair dye. Sold by oil drug:
gists. Factory, ls Bond st.. ny.
3lc-eod.7w-ly.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

with It's gloomy attendants, low splr.
its depressiOn, In voluntary emt ssiOn,
loss Of semen, spermatOrrhRa, loss Of
power, dtsxy head, loss Of memory.
aud threatened impotence and imbe.
ctltts, and iOverelgn cure In n ann.
Phrey's Homeopathic spec nc No
Wenty.e1ghe. Composed OF ire most valua
be mild and potent Curatives. they strike q
onde at the roots OF the matter. tone up tae sys
tenn, arrest the discharges. and impsrt vigor and
snerry, lite and vitality to the entlie man. Tney
havs cured thousands of ca,es. Price, IS pei
pack ages Of five boxes and a large 81 vial, which
II very important ~ obstinate or old cases or 81
per singlebox. Sold by all drnsSsts, aai sent
by mail on receipt OF price. Aiirss, Hump
Specific Homeopathic Mediclne Co., b62 Broad
way, !. Y. p. jJAUH,
sugl6deowawly Axelt. Caro-, Illinois
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

A GRANT PAPER in New Orleans SAYS
amnesty has been one of the pet measures
Of Gen. Grant and that in his liberal and
generous treatment of the south he has
been all but traitor TO the republican
party. This is news indeed and will be
accepted by the people as most news Of an
unexpected nature are, that is, with
large amount of incrcdulity. II Grant is
. friend to amnesty, he has taken small
pains TO enforce his views on his party.
In his position, action is better than all
the assertion in the world. Grant may be
in favor Of amnesty, of civil service |
reform, and opposed to all abuses which |
the public complain CT in the radical
party, but il he has not the strength Of
character TO transform his sentiments into
action, they are Of little moment TO the
country. The rciteration Of Grants good
qualities and fair intentions by his friends
has become stale and falls on dull ears.
The people now want deeds, not words.
The RADICALS could not prevent the
holding of the Cincinnati convention, but
there are things they can do to increase
their chances Of success in the presiden-
tial campaign. One Of these
is 10 continue the enforcement
act until the end of the next
session Of congress. This act is entitled
. tan act " reform the rights of citizens of
the United States to vote in the several
states Of the union" passed May, 1870,
and the fourth section Of the act passed
April, 1871, 10 also to continue in force.
This iection provides "thst whenever in
any state or part Of state organized un-
'lawful combinations shall be able by vio-
'lence TO overthrow or set at defiance the
constituted authorities of the state or the
United States, the president may, when
in his judgment the public safety shall
require 1t, suspend the privileges Of the
writ Of hsbess corpus, to the end that all
such rebellion may be overthrow"
1t was not TO be expected that the rad
icAl party would give up such weapon as
this for the control Of votes in the south
srn states, and the proposition of the rad
ical senators to continue tho biz in force
until it has served their purpose, will Gro.
ate no surprise.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
rgs poLLAH wxRxLY BULLETIN.

0EoRoE FRANCIS TRAIN says that Fisk
lost his reputation by being engaged in
gold speculations with Grant.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

Buy the new Fire Proof Lamp chin
ncy Of Z. ID. 4 Co. 4-l72w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-26
FALL PLANTING.
What Mr.. Beeche,. Saia.

Augustus Waters writes 10 The New
ark Evening Courier: Never did Dir.
Beeeher appear so grand TO me as on
me occasion Of my receat visit. In re-
ierring to the Woodruff outrage, /
yentured to express my deep sympathy,
where-upon, with a quiet uplifting OF his
lioulike head, he remarked: My dear
friend, DO not need any sympathy.
Atterward he remarked he felt troubled
Tor his friends, because they were roub-
/ led but as for himself. his life for TWEEN
ty.iive years in Plymouth Church must
he his only defence. 1t would be impos'
sible 10 describe my feelings on leaving
the presence of Mr.. Beecher on this oc-
casion. The majestic preacher could not
bend so low as to notice Mrs. Woodruff
until remarked that the woman was
undoubtedly insane; and then, with the
kindliest of smiles. he replied: Il be-
lieye so, too. At any rate, | can only
wish people better minds" The first
thing on approaching him was, "Of
course. Mr.. Beeeher. this thing is Il fraud
from beginning to end?" To which he
replied, with an Undesirable motion VI
the head Entirely" In fact he made
me feel that had never before realized
the potency and comprehensiveness of
that word.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-26

.,be Greater facility with which crops
ma, bc grows IL lie Western
States. nor on the other hand have &c
attempted toestimate the pecuhare harac'
,eristics which 60 TO make up the glory
and beauty of New England lie. we
may labor under some disadvantages
but these in some form are common to
ali Tbs great law OF eompens''ioa'
appRcs in this as well as Ia other dlf'c-
lions.
There is one point al special interest
in ,bis connection. No one will question
he adaptation Of oar soil aud climate to
he cultivation st grass The import
anee OF this may be seen from the lacI
that ior a series OF years the hay cro'
alone has been abou, two-ihirds The
value of the entire crops OF the State
exclusive OF the important interest OF
graziug, on which the products I" INC
dairy. aud the growth and Improvement
Of stock is very largely based, aud yet
,hs statistics presented show that Maine
= not only short OF rhe average tor Ne"
England, bat all the largest hay growing
states There is no necessity Tor THIS
With the same skiu and energy. which
me mercantile and manufacturing classes
3ring Ia bear upon their business. THIS
erop may be doubled, and when this IS
accomplished, Maine is placed in the
very first ranks of agricultural States
In speaking ollhs position Agriculture
should assume. and how that position Is
.tobe secured, we merely hint at whs'
should be elaborated in n lecture 10y IL
self The number engaged, and capital
invested IN this business, entities them,
other things bsing equal to the highest
posillon in tue social, financial, aud politi-
cal world There is no necesSily-be'
cause a man Is - farmer. that lac should
"a an isnoramus or coarse and vulgar In
in his tastes; no necessity that nc SHOUT"
"a poor, or should occupy an inferior
position in social or political life Ittrue
10 themselves. they may become N tue
MODEST and truest senses the SrIstoefaey
of the land. the conseryaloIs OF the no
critics and highest interests OF LIE psop'e.
The necessity laid upon them II they
would lin their calling TO higher plane
than it noS occupies, calls for higher
standard OF gegsral Intelligence and !or
the awakening OF professional pride and
euIhusasn 1t calls for business enter
prise. and a'greater earpestness oil pur-
po.e. For a more courageous and reh.
ant spirit. and stronger faith in is posi-
Utilities. and for deeper sense OF the
Loner and dignity pertaining TO IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-26
DIR. WELLS
EXTRACT OF IA HA.HA

retains all tac nae iiciual virtues peculiar % the
plant and must De aiken as % permanent curative
agent.
Is there want Of action in your Liver &
Spleen! Unlc-s relieved 40 once, the blood be
o0mcs impure by iels,erioUs ,ecretions. proIuc-
Ing scvOfuloUs o. skin diseases. Blotches, Fcons,
PGstuie. Cauher, Pimplcs, &c, sc.
Take Jurubeba % clc-nse, purify and restore
the yitated blood 10 healthy action
Have you Dyspepfic Stomeeh! Unless
Digestion promptly aided the system Is debili'
atCd with loss OF vital force poverty OF the Blood
DROP sical Tendency, General weakness or Lassi-
tude.
Take &c 70 as is, Digestion without reaction, i;
will implrt youthful yig0r % tie weary sufferer
Have you weakness OF the TntestiBes
Nou are in danger OF Chronic DiurrhWl or the
dreadful Inflammation Of the bowels.
Take it o allay irritation and warl on tendency
10 inhammatioDs.
Ra'Ve you weakness OF the Uterine or
Urinary Organs; You must procure instant
relief or YOU are liable 10 suffering worse than
death.
Take il 70 strengthen organic weakness or life
becomes a burden.
Finally il should be frequently taken 20 keep
the system in perfect health or You are otherwise
in great danger of malariSl, miasmauc or con-
tagiOus diseases.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, Is Plat ST., New York,
J Sole Agent for the United States.
Price Duq Dollar per Bottle send for Circulur
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Sherif's Sale.
OXFORD, 5


OXFORD, SIS:
YINAKEN on execution, and will be sold atpublc
4 auction, on the thirtieth day of November
D. IS12 az Que O'Clock IN the afternoon Al the store
of A / Bairows in said Brownneld, in said
County Of Oxford, al the right IN equity which
Alonzo Rounds, OF said BrOwnfela, III said 5onn-
~ Of ONfsra, has or had on the lith day OF No
yember, A. D. 49,, at two o'clock in the afternoon,
being the time of the attachment OF the same on
the ORIGINAL wit, TO redeem the following describ.
ed real estate 70 wit certain real estate situated
In Erownflel,i. aforesaid, knswn IS the Richard
Peary farm meaning to Convey all Of said farm
that said Peary decided 10 the town Of Brownfeldr
and being the same described in deed-1homas L.
CIeayes. rs agent for the inhabitants of said
Browniield. convey oil 10 Alonzo Rounds, by deed
dated March 5sh, 1860, and recorded in book -
page So, Oxford Western Registry OF Deeds 1.-The
aboye described premises being subject 10 mort.
gage recorded in Western Registry of Deeds,
book ~, page 81, given by said Alonzo Rounds TO
George Wakefield, of said Brownfeld, 10 secure
the payment Of prOmissorY note for sixty dol,
lars in one year from date, with interest, dated
March 10Th, lSs9, on which there Is now due sixty
dollars and interest on the same from March 20th,
1860. EBEN. K. RICE, Deputy Sherin.
Dated at Brownfeld, this 24th day OF November,
A. d. 1872,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-26
Mill for Sale.
Public House for Sale.

TI,HE welLknoYn and commodiuus tavern stand
| Of the late John Jackson, situate in DiNilcld
iilagc. This stand can De bought &C bargain,
with or without the furniture as desired, as soon
as sale can De authorized by law.
Thu house Will be kept open, ., u-udl, Tor the
accommodation Of tae public travel, by M. Jack
,on until sale Is effected. is largo circle Of
patrons aud the travelling public viii lind that hos
uiiality and kindness that has ever been charac.
tcristic OF ,s management, while under Ac care Of
STR. Iarh .uu. WM. W. BOLSTER
FLORENrINE T.. JACKSON,
ENrrutors.
uisH-I sept -. lsIa. oCtl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-26

SJrt your stock 50 As to plant each size
IN q bed by Itself Puddle tue roots welIby
dipping in . mixture vi mud and water
lbout the consistency OF cream, Iaeh
coyesthe roots with damp moss or earth
md The whole With some old canvass 10
prevent diving.
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Paralysis g Deformities

c I Il T. d
The orient saiu.a HeUth IHettr'' i"rt'sl
near the town ot Amherst. Macs, Tor ibo treat
ment aul curc 81 plr1i' Is iu aiI IL i.rm. f.
Disease Contracted Cords ani limb. a-|
Feet and Hands Fularg.d Joint. WY Secs. tnt
Natures OF thc spine, Hip Diseases, - SOL ~
Nlfu- pguce, AMI 10. le'lrm,i't- = 'l.it-.'.'
m5iisIn and an llmcuc.s Neryou Disease. %
Commissions, Diseases or tac Bran il.1''
Inne-, Cancer. rs -jrI3l, ttc.
Auplv fo GEORGE V. RHODES, 81. ID. SD.
hrtst. or ?. T. FAXON AFgui TOR OBJ" in-iii..
NJ namM..Lmn -.Luara. Ll,l-.- 0--L---L
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PREPARING suIL

spade deep and pulyerNe Thoroughly
ii manure is used, take that which IS old
aud We! routed, and mix thoroughly
With the soil. Never use fresh snd IN
rotted manure. Now make into beds four
wide. and but little higher than the sur
rounding soil.
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NATURES, -IRs,Ei.NEDY
W TN TTTlT NJ
Y 6yG I. III. l.
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For Ulcers and Eruptive diseases or the
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For Pains I'm the Back, Kidney Com
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The remarkable cures effected by YEGETlNk
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In fact VEGETINE j. the best remedy yet dis
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legislative Notice.

HAMLIN's GRANT, Nov. Is, lS72.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that il is the intention
~ of the subscribers TO petition the neXt Leg
islatuTe TO annex tie Plantation OF Hamlin'
Grant TO the town OF Woodstock.
ANSEL MOODY.
ALMEDA NEWTON.
VIM. III. PEARSON.
WM. O. PEARSON.
ELLEN DUDLEY. $40 &
EBEN. II. BEVERLEY.
OLIVER MILLET.
pOyl9 WIN. i. LAPHAM.