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The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-04

We copy the following hattsring notice
from the Monticello Advocate, for which
we tender our thanks to the editor, Broth
er Dale:
"We have received the first number Of
the Magnolia Gazette, printed and pub
lshed at Magnolia, Pike county, Miss, by
Capt. j. y. Burke, recently Of Meadville,
(editor Of the Franklin Journal.) If the
editor can do us we'll as he talks in his Sa-
lutatory, and keep up the same Topographic
cal appearance in his paper, it will be an
excellent model for other village newspa-
pers to initiate.
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Election Notice.

Pursuant 90 Section Two (2) Of the Act Of
Incorporation OF the town Of Magnolia, ap.
proved April 18th, d. 1871, there shall be
an election held, by the qualified voters there
Of, at the annual election Of said town. to be
held at the Mayors Office, in said town, on the
second Monday in January, in each year, for
the following named officers, TO wit;
One (I) Mayor, Four "a Councilmen, and
One III Constable. Y. HEMME,
MAYoK's OFFIcE MAGNOLIA, Mayor.
December 20, A. D. 1879. dec2S.St
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PERSONAL. Any person knowing of the
whereabouts Of David G. Jeffers printer
by trade, will relieve his distressed sister
by dropping line to Mrs. Emily O. Under
wood, Young's Plantation, Bastrop County,
Texas. Jeffers was last seen in the Repub-
lican Office in New Orleans.
Newspapers of Louisiana and Mississippi
are requested to copy.
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Delinqucnt Tax-Pnyers

Delinquent InN-Payers
Will have to appear before the Board OF
Supervisors at meeting to be held in
Holmesville, on Monday, the third day Of
February, 1873, to pay the taxes due on
the lands assessed to them, or the same will
be sold by the sheriff, according to law,
giving an absolute and indefeasible title TO
the purchaser. AS matter of information
to our readers, we will publish the entire
delinquent list next week.
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NTnsonfc FuneraI.

The remains Of Col. L. L, Marshall were
deposited in their fual resting-place, last
Wednesday afternoon, by his brethren Of
the Masonic Fraternity. A few Of the
craft from Summit, Holmesville and 0syka
were present, and participated in the cere-
monies, which were solemn and sad. DR..
Nicholson, of Holmesville, oiliciated at the
grave, assisted by Capt Matthews, Worship
full Master of Sincerity Lodge. The re-
mains Of the deceased brother were convey
ed to the grave in hearse, furnished by
Mr.. 5. B. Gatlin, appropriately draped in
mourning. The dscease left a family, and
a large circle Of friends TO mourn his loss
Mr.. McCusker, member Of Sincerity
Lodge, at this place, died at Holmesville, last
Wednesday morning, and we learn be, also
was buried with Masonic ceremonies. 4
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-04

IT is rumored that an attempt will be
made to inaugurate McEnery, and other
state officials of Louisiana, on the 9th inst,
and that trouble is anticipated. Trouble
er no trouble, let Justice assert her sway
and the DurelIites will vanish like chaff be
fore the wind, and soon they will be com
PEELED to acknowledge the supremacy Of
Right over Wrong.
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NOTICE

TO REBECCA MARTIN, and ali persons
having or claiming any legal or equitable
interest in the following described Lands,
sold for taxes on the 7th day Of November,
1870, to-wit: The west-half Of the north :
east quarter, and the northwest quarter of
the south-east quarter, and e ncrth-
east quarter of the southwest quarter of
section eight (s,) township enc q y range
seven ~ east.
Vou will take notice that the undersigned
4 has filed his bill in the Chancery Court Of
Pike County, State of Mississippi, to the
January term, A. D. 1878 thereof, for con.
firmation Of bis title to the above described
Lands, purchased by him at sale of said
land for taxes, at the above stated time,
to-wit: November the 7th, 1870. And you
are hereby notified 10 be and appear at the
term aforesaid, Of the court aforesaid, on the
Third Monday In January. A. D. 1878,
at the Court House in the town of Holmes
vile, in said County. and show cause il
any you can, against said tax title, and why
the undersigned, claimants title should not
be confirmed.
JAMES LITTLE,
Jas G. Lamkin, Claimant.
Sol'r for Claimant. dce2l st
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. New Advertisements.
Fair Association Notice.

The Members of the East Louisiana and
South Mississippi Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Fair Asso citation, will meet at the Ma
sonic Hall, in 0syka, on Friday, tho tenth
day Of January, 1878, at o'clock p. m, ioI
permanent organization under the Charter.
A full and prompt attendance is requested.
By order of the Board Of Corporaors.
j. A. OFT,
Osyka, Dec. 23, '72 Rec. Sec'y.
dec. %. 2t
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Religiosls.

METHODIST on the first and
third Sabbaths of each month.
BAPTIST. Services on the second Sabbath
of each month,
CArHoMc.-Services on the first Sabbath
Of each month.
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Mcnt; Market.

4NAt5NtD EVAtNAINOts
Mr.. Lieb, the worthy proprietor of the
Magnolia meat market, will please accept
our profound thanks for a basket Of fat
tender beef, and saussges. Mr.. Lieb keeps
the best meat market in the South. He is
one Of the best butchers now in existence
His meats are always nice, tender and juicy
his sausage cannot be surpassed. The
market is open, soon, eyerg morning, ex
eept Sunday, but be supplies bis customers
Saturday afternoon with full rations for the
Sabbath day. If the new year causes Mr.
Lieb to remember us go kindly, We wish
every week would have new years morn
ing. Again, accept our thanks.
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Postomee Regulations.

Northern and Southern mails close, daily, at ave
O'Clock, pm.
The semi-weekly mail, to Holmesvie. Tylertown
China Grove and Columbia, closes every Tuesday
and Friday, at II O'Clock, m.
The Postoaice will be opened at 2 a M, and clos;
ed az 5 O'Clock, y. M. except Sunday when II Will
only be open from to O'Clock, a. m.
Postage is due quarterly, in advance.
w. L, WALKER p. NJ.
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Departure.

departure
Mr.. u. w. Hughes and family left on the
one o'clock train, last Wednesday, for Jack
son, Tenn, where they expect to make their
future home. Mr. Hughes is good citizen,
and we wish him success 10 all his laudable
undertakings.
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Masnraic.

Sincerity Lodge, No. 214, holds regular
meeting on the first Wednesday Of each
month.
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DIED.

MARsHALL.---In Magnolia. on Tuesday,
December 81, 1872, at one O'Clock, a. M,
Col. L. l.. Marshall.
MoCusKER.-In Holmesvillo, on We'd
nesday, January /, 1873, at six o'clock, O..
M, William McCasker.
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MARRIED.

KIE-HURsr.--At the residence OF the
brides father, on Thursday, January 2, 1878
by Rev. VIM. Hoover, MIR. James @. Lam
kin, of Holmesville, and Miss Kaloolah
Hurst, of Summit, Miss.
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SUMMIT DIsTRIcr--A. 3. Nicholson, p. E..
Summit Circuit B. Jones.
Holmesyile; Henry p. Lewis.
st. Helena; @. G. Watkins.
Greensburg d. P, Bradford.
Amite City; L. Csrley.
Pontchatoula Mission; to be supplied.
Coyington; John D. Willis, G. I. Vickers,
Sup.
Franklinton; r. w. Simmons.
Livingston Mission; Thomas b. Walden.
Big Greek Mission; s. r. Hyde.
BRooKHANEN DIsrMcr- w. E. NJ LinJielcl,
p. E.
Brookhayen Station; f. H. Mounger.
Brookhaven Mission; J.J. Clark.
Monticello Mission; E. II. Strickland.
Scotland; w. Wadsworth, w. u, Millsaps,
Superuumary.
Brandywine; +. w. Sharbrough.
Crystal Springs Station; Ii. j. Harris.
Terry; j. j. Smylie.
Hazlehurst Station; G. Chambeilin.
Raymond; A. B. Stewart.
Georgetown; Edward Hicks.
Zion Mission; p. A. johnson.
Beauregard and Pleasant Valley w. j.
Bullvant.
Boguechitto; supplied by John Ritchie.
Providence; Il. +. Mullins.
Whitworth College; II. +. johnson, Presi-
dent--W. Harrington, Agent.
WooDvnLE DIsTRIcr--J. L. Forsytke,
p. II.
Woodville Station; w. II. Watkins.
Wilkinson; z. Howard.
Amite; John Sandal
Homochitto; q. w. Campbell.
Buffalo; p. s. Petty.
Bayou Sara; II, D. Noteworthy.
Jackson, La; y. G. Andrews.
East Felciana; w. II. Leith.
Clinton, La; j. A. Godfrey.
East Baton Rouge; N. B. Young.
Meadyille; Il. A. Flowers.
President Centenary College; 9. G. An.
drews.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-04

OK the lst inst, Boston had fifty thou
sand dollar fire. Rather expensive for a
small burn.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-04

The Credit Mobilier is creating much
futtering among the politicians, at Wasg-
ington.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-04
Free Lunch.

Free Lunch.
"Uncle George" Of the Central House
Saloon, spreads bountiful free lunch every
saturday night.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-04

RAIN ~
Last Thursday morning we had very
heavy rain accompanied by several gusts Of
wind.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-04

List or Appointments of the
Preachers of the mississippi
Conference for 1S72-73.
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No-J-s=-G-1T-R-R
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-04

Local co-u-.= = .
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70 take effect Friday, Norenlber 8, 1872,
Al 500 O'clock, p. NJ.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-01-04
New Orleans Cotton Market.

The official closing quotations at the Cot
ton Exchange, on the I'd inst, were as fol-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-21
o DAILY BULLETIN. FRIDAY, MARCH p, 1879
where Thompton went; only saw him talk

where Thompton went only saw him talk
ing In the street.
John McNulty testified; Know Freeman,
and the other two only by sight; saw
Thompson standing by the fro he said he
thou hit 1t was set on fire; said be was con-
nectod with Freeman's minstrcl's; said he
was In SCOTS house and got scared when
the alarm was given.
[Thc balauce OF this witness testimony "a
TO what Thompson said, is not III for publ
cation
Cross-eXanined by Lincgar: Thompson
said he "was In there" when the alarm was
given did not say in SCOTS house he said
Freeman had Ministries and gave free balls.
but Scott had all the women: Thompson
said he did not think Frccmans men would
set II on fire.
l.. II. Myers testified: Was at the fire
after Thompson was arrested he said he was
In the little brick house beyond Crrrans
when the alarm was given.
Several other witnesses were examine d
but their testimony was of no importance.
At the conclusion Of the testimony, the
attorney, Mr.. Pope, entered q
nolie ProseqH in the case OF Freeman aud
but thought Thompson should he
held ior trial by the circuit court. The
court, however, thought there was not SUI
hcient evidence against either of the nc.
cused TO warrant holding them for trial, and
thew were III -mi>scd
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..

The Cairo Chamber of Commerce held
its first regular meeting since its reorgan-
ization yesterday morning. Nearly all
tho members were present and business
was entered into with spirit The refusal
OF tue Mobile and Ohio railroad to
receive freight "a. thi, point
thus embarrassing our merchants, and
injuring' the business of the city, was
made the subject of memorial paper, ad-
dressed TO the president and directors Of
the road. II was unanimously adopted
Other business was transacted, and we re-
portthe annexed sales car choice tim
oihy hay at Sl0 = cars white corn 5. &
ID, 4sc; cars mixed corn 5. & ID. 44c; :
cars oats 5. X D. 34ci 30 sacks bran from
store SIC.
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ELECTION NOTICE

Notice j. hereby given thar OH Tuesday.
the 18th day OF April, \. -. 1873. a general
election viii be held In the city of Cairo,
Alexander county, State OF Illinois, foi the
selection of the following named municipal
officers, to-wlt: \ mayor, a city council. a
city clerk, city attorney, a city treasurer
and police magistrate: each Of the five ~
wards into which the cityi u now divided be-
ing entitled 10 the election of two ~ alder
men.
For the purposes Of sald election, polls
VIII be opened 40 the following named pla-
ces, to-Nit: In the First ward, At the COM
mission housc of +. +. Davis, Esq, on tho
south -idc of sixth (6) street, between Com.
Inercial and Warrington avenues: 10 the Sec
ond ward, at the Rough aud Ready engine
house on the east side OF Washington avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets: I'm the
Third ward, at the lIibernian ongine-hou-e
on Thirteenth street between Commercial
avenue and Poplar street; in the Fourth
ward. AT the courthouse. and in the Fifth
ward, n, Mrs. sulliyan's house on the north.
west corner Of Commercial avenue and
Twenty-tiith street.
by order of the city council.
NJ. j. HowLEY, City clerk.
JOHN NJ. LASsDKS. Mayor
CAIRO, Ills, March IL, I-T3-td
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
Navy Department,
Bureau Of Construction and Repair,


WASHINGTON, March II, 1873.
The navy department will offer for sale a,
public auction al the United State- naval
station. Mound City, Illinois, on THURSDAY
the IN day Of April, A. d. ls53 at II O'Clock,
IN" the United states stcrn-whcel. iron-clad,
single-turret vessel "Dceola," OF 3Gj tons
measurement; the propeller iron-clad, sin
gle-turret vessels, marietta" and san
dusky,' each OF 29j tons me asurcInent; and
the propeller steamer "Siignonette," OF 90
tons measurement.
The vessels and the inventory OF articles
TO be sold with each, can be examined ut
any time before the day OF sale, on applica-
non TO the commandment Of the station.
twenty per ccntum Of the whole amount
olihe purchase money In each case must be
bsited At the time OF sale. the balance
within ten days from the date oi coniiIma-
tion OF sale by the department, aud The ye--
sci or other articles purchased must he re.
moved from the station within two weeks
IRON the date of such confirmation.
II not confirmed The money deposited viii
be returned.
The government reserves the right 10
withdraw the vessels, or either of them.
irom sale at any time. and 10 reject any BID
or oner which may bc considered Inadequate
There VIII also be offered tor sale at the
same time aud place, and subject to the same
terms and conditions, one old boom. now in
use 1T the station for the protection OF the
vessels. together with such boats, furniture
ana stores, under the cogniZance of th. bu-
reau. as do not properly belong to the wee
sells named, and will be sold separately.
NAVAL STATION, MOUND CITY, March 10,
1873.
The foregoing order from the Navy de.
partment Is Published by authority Of the
cOmfnaudant Of station.
FRANCIS r. GLLETT.
i-.O-tI Paymasier l. :. Navy.
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h l. O w + r s.
3-20.lw'.
THE SCIENTIFIC LECTURES OF DIR.
TABER


TABER.
DR., u. c. Taber will commence a scrie. of
lectures ut the Atheneum, in this city, on
Saturday and Sunday evenings, March 90
and 80, on "The True Philosophy of Life"
continuing them from time to time, rs cir
cumstances will permit, OF which due notice
viii be given The subject for the first lee.
ture will be "God, the Creator" That of
the second will be "The Languagc'of Things,
or the Science of Correspondence" This
little-understood subject il one of the most
profound interest at the present time,
amidst the confusion Of conflicting ideas. rs
II gives the key by which we can unfold the
language in which the bible was and how it
must be interpreted, AT the same time throw
Ing much light ON the mythology and history
OF the past, and the so-called idolatrous relig-
ion of the present. The subjects of these
lectures will be of the most attractive inter-
est, IN consequence of the new truths I'M
folded, many OF thnm mostly confined 10
physical science, but showing the eternal
harmony between science and religion, MS
well as the eminenty practical character Of
all genuine knowledge. They viii be pre-
pared with great care. to please Us well in
.truet. avoiding all close scientific technical.
tiles and reference 10 unfamiliar languages.
Tickets TO each lecture fifty cents, admitting
gentleman and lady, can DC had at schuh's,
lannon's, Rockwcll's, Bristol n stilwclrs
and at the door. Doors open ut y o'clock,
commencing precisely at z o'clock
3-20-St
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FOR RENT
The brick store, (25x10o) Ill Commercial
avenue. Apply to DR.. Wardner. a-0.lm.
FOR RENT
NOTICE

Messrs. schicht e. Ulrlch on the corner or
Eighth street and Commercial avenue, have
established cleaning and dyeing establish.
ment In which oil cleaning and coloring are
done by steam. Silks, velvets, woolens, etc.,
VIII be cleaned and colorcd to look like new
faded and damaged goods will be restored
to their original beauty; plaid goods dyed,
plaid retaining all their colors kid gloves,
plumes, ETC., cleaned and dyed any color.
The ladies and gentlemen Of Cairo are re.
quested TO call aud examine spccmc s OF
work. $40 st.
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b F. A I II [ + L l..

During the proper season Tor them wc shall
keep for sale a large variety OF pretty, healthy
and desirable house and garden plants and
roses in pots, bulbs, shrubs, evergreens and
hanging baskets, which we intend to oirci at
low prices. that everybody may have flowers
and foliage to beautify their homes. Our
monthly roses will be unsurpassed by any
roses in the city. We shall be receiving
fresh supplies occasionally, and should our
patrons wish anything obtainablc o! florist.
we would gladly take their orders and ill
them. 60 any one at a distance seeing ,hi.
advertisement and writing their desires, We
can ship plants saielyl
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FOR POLICE MAGISTRATE

We are authorized to announce Mr.. James
Ryan candidate for the Office VI police
magistrate ut the ensuing municipal cleo.
ton.
We are authorized to announce William
+. Pitcher as a candidate for tho Office OF
police magistrate, at the ensuing municipal
election.
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PHIL. HOWARD.
PHIL. HOWARD.
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER
City National hank building.
ss-speclsl attention paid to orders from steam
boats night or dav
MARK EFT REPORT.
PRICE CURRENT OFFICE, J
CAIRO, Thursday, March 20, 1873. I

CAIRO, Thursday, March 20, 1873.
GENERAL REMARKS.
Transactions are limited, partly by lack
Of tonnage to mako shipments TO Gll Or
ders, but more particularly by prices be-
low, on oats especially, compared with
prices hero aud rates Of freight leaving
no margin for shippers, Business in some
branches of trade was quite lively on
Change this morning, but prices rule lower.
The market is over stocked with hay and
oats, and We recommend correspondents
to hold their shipments for few day, I'M
til the present stock is worked off suf-
hcicntly to at least make storage room.
Mixed corn is in good supply and quiet
at 4sc in sacks. A considerable
amount has been disposed of in tho last
fow days. Over 10000 bushels wero sent
south to-day on barges in bulk. White
corn in fair demand at 3o@4oc in bulk, ON
track with only limited supply on tho
The weather is clear, cool and pleasant.
Freights arc easy with a down ward ten.
dency.
THE MARKET.
t0y-Correspondonts should bear in
mind that our quotations represent prices
for round lots from first hands, unless
otherwise stated, and that in filing small
orders higher prices must DO paid-@
FLOUR Quiet and very dull. Full
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Sew Bon Accord, Metropoli,
! Emma Elliott, st. Louis
Shannon, New Orleans
+. II. Duriee, Red river
Colorodo, st. Louis
Esperanza, Red river
John Lumsden, Nashville
Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati
Belle Vernon, Cincinnati
Qaickstcp, Evansville
james y. Parker, Memphi,
simpson lIcrner. New Orleans
Mary Alice, - Louis
Illinois, Columbus
DEPARTED.
Steamer New Bon Accord, 81. Louis
Emma Elliott, Monpni,
shannon, Cincinnati
T.. II. Uurioe, st. Louis
Colorado, Vicksburg
Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans
Belle Vernon, Memphis
Quickstep, Evansville
James ID. Parker, Cincinnati
Simpson Homer, Pitt.burg
Mary Alice, New Orleans
e Illinois, Columbus
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
Another rise of seven inches In the
Ohio AZ this point. Tie Mississippi con-
Times rising, and there Ia twelve feet in
the channel to 81. Louis, Tho Arkansa.
river still falling, and there is less than
three fec. in the channel There is less
than four fee. on Harpe!h Shoals, and thu
Cumberland continues reced;ng.
Special dispatches to The BuLLErty
report the condition Of the rivers at vari-
ous places.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
Tnere was dullness about the leyce
yesterday, and freight transactions were
light. A high wind has prevailed since
night before last, and quite a number Of
boats have been detained by it.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The Esperanza came in from below Az
ing light, and is now los,iing for Mem.
phs aDd way points. She will also load a
barge.
Tho Lumsden brought iS tons pig iron
for VI. Louis, and went up the Mississippi
70 corn pile. ...
The Sherlock caine out with all tho
freight she could carry, and was detained
here several hours by tho wind.
The Belle Vernon filed GU. her trip for
Memphis, and left with all she wanted.
Capt. Remission (Old TABULAR com mands
her now.
Tho Mary Alice arrived with three
freight and one ice barge and added one
barge of lumber and full barge here
She hss seven barges in her tow, among
them il the new barge NJ. J. Wicks re-
Gently built out Of the hull OF the steamer
NJ. j. Wicks, whose machinery is in the
new tovboat Future City.
The harbor tug Montauk is flying
around the harbor again after few weeks
retirement, and during that time she was
given q now boiler, new cabin, and was
rcpaintel.
The Simpson Horner wen. up with a
tow OF empty coal barges.
Tho transit steamer Illinois is usually an
hour lato on her trip, which detention is
caused by the trains on the Mobile and
Ohio railroad always being behind time
Diver Hills orders calling him to Gin.
cinnati have been rescinded, and he re-
mains ~ home Tor tho present.
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COUNTY COURT.
MARCH TERM, 1873,

MARCH TERM. 1873.
Hon. +. Bross. judge, presiding, l.. IL.
Pope, attorney, j. q. Lynch, clcrl, \. n.
Irwin. sheriff.
PROBATE SIDE.
Herman Meyer, conscrvator Of the estate
John b. Chic, an insane person, etc.. vs.. es-
tate OF Louis Aassano. deceased, Assump-
sit; demand 500 40. Proof heard and iudg-
ment rendered in favor of plaintiff.
Estate of sally IIorndon: nuncupati,e Wills
appearance term.
Estate OF Robert Anderson, deceased. g.
W. short, administrator, Apprqisment and
inventory. Appraismcnt bin examined. APP
proved and ordered recorded
same estate; sale bill; bin examined. app
proved and ordered recorded
Court adjourned 10 meet at o'clock this
morning.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


FOR CITY TREASURER.
We are authorized TO announce MIR. James
A. Phillls a candidate for the Office OF city
treasurer, at the ensuing municipal election.
We are authorized 10 announce that Robt
A. Cunningham will he candidate for re-
election TO the Office of city treasurer. at the
ensuing municipal election.
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FOR ALDERMEN.

We are authorized to announce the name
OF Chas. o. Paticr as candidate for alder.
man from the Fourth a. ward, at the ensu-
ing municipal election
by authority we announce that VI. j. Nc.
Gauley will be a candidate for alderman
from the Fourth ward st the approaching
election.
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STEVE ANsELMEST, the bar-keoper, has
opened lne saloon In Louis Blatteau's
Did stand, where can be found, a. all
times, Steve serving his customers with
Tho bes. OF drinkablss. ll.22.tf
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HOTEL FOR RENl.

The undersigned Offers 10 rent The Ilisoy
house. situated near Greenfield landing.
Missouri, and at the terminus OF the C. &F.
railroad. Favorable terms will Doe offered 10
a rood tenant. For particulars apply to i.
r. ricld. Field's stable, Cairo, or on the
premisss 70 D. b GhkrsfIrtp.
Sit ows.