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, 1874-11-03

MEETING OF THE M1N1BTEns' AaaocIATIoN.
Tho Daptist minlstcrs assembled at Gi WASH
fns;ton street yosterday forenoon in regular
monthly meeting. THO Rev. DR.. Clonoy pre-
sided. After the reception OF reports as to the
workings OF graco during tho past months, ss
evidenced by tho number Of conversions, the
Roy. T. ]. Morgan read tho outline Of an essay
le has prepared or the subject Of Residing
Scriptures In the Pulpit" The character OF the
criticism which nnsued was rs to the style and
manner in which tho Scriptures should ha road,
whether with or without comment The Outline
was rocommitted to Mr.. Morgan for expansion
and elaboration.
4 committee Of ono was appointed to confer
With clergyuaeu Of Other denominations aa 70
providing regular prayer-meotinga for tho city
hospisals anu charitable institutions.
THE EvASuEL1oAL ALLIANCE.
Tho Rev. Or. Kit.ridge presented the follow.
lowing letter. and usEed for tho appointment Of
Committee Of Conference:
No. ~ TwEHrY-sEyEN1n srnE1r,}
,.,.,.,,o. SEw NY YONG. Oct. Il, 1874.
s ~ D1a s. sin K Sh.fa t the SEQ
1etsres Of no United s9ates Nyangelisal Alliance,
Alliance next September October t1a75). and ,.at
onse sS hs nsos ss VIE = t. s good Place sao
10 alvlse soon a. convenient whether thera ii
a|ss Ell ,a, 3 1S xo IL owl n' osse sE
As ID how such meeting would be welcomed III Chi
csgo Ito sit say thrce days), and what would e tho
best no in September Tor tho aess.on7 Any informs
tiou III regard TO rase Of n,eotipg time. hospitality,
etc., etc. Will 10 Thankfully received. Such meeting
II IS thought will bo oa happy In Ito local as vol a.
in It's general iltiue.ltct naa there Is, think, Eynat
feeling here that CAicaKo would ha good place III
which to hold 1t. You Gro OF course entirely familiar
with our history aud atIns. Tho themes to bo dis-
cussed at ach meeting would be of groat Interest TO
al Christians, and such nrc cloacly eonnecto1 with
the alyaucclent OF catholic Christianity aud tho
Kingdom of eouanau Lord. Expecting with ILL
terest your reply, ronsin very cordially yora In
Gospel hoAas. Z. ?. RoaEAa,
tuator Reformed Church New York City.
The Rev. Drs. Cheney, Goodspocd, and Ar
mold wero constituted committee to eonlor
with tho Committees Of other denominations aa
to the subject Of tho communication.
Tho Committee on Programmu reported tho
order for tho next monthly meeting to bo tho
Rov. Dir. Morgan's essay [coutinuod). paper
by DR.. Goodspced on "The Best Means to Gre
ute Revival in Religion This Wiuter," and q
ptnyer-meesing to last t~ensy minutes. At the
cntillod "Aow to Grapplo with tho sceptlciem
Of the Ago."
, 1874-11-03
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATIONS.



rba praahvtor;an m,n;atera hc,a t,,c,r usuol
,reol;,v noct,no In Mcftor,ne,t,s BLOCH Yesterday
,noroinc tno nov. Mr.. cnrtjs nroa1;nc.
~ 1hnmnaon stotea t,at tho nant5ate Ind mn
ro;ntoa cnmm,ttao NJ o,o and tho other do-
,,om;no+,ona wo,,H ,robab,v dn ao. to confer
nh.,,t .nd .ott,. n,1o,, ,9,,D ,or ,o,,,rv ro.
,o,o,,, oo-yoaa T.. H. o;t., ,,oartsia ia moved
u6'e"o 81 'tes' :" Nv w Hoot.tae' 0'01
'aas FtospyIoEian oo uee'1oateo'
On motion, Mr. Thompaon Was appointed.
Tho subject OF 1oviyals, and tho meaus Of
nromo,,n, thou, will, s,eo;a, referapca to tho
s-,. H. D., sf. 1ra,a,.,,,, ,r,.o 49, 49,,
"otA u 'no IVY. ILL., AAs'4'1'.o''1' uao '1" "eeu
invited to va6ie ttlls city was theh discussed.
Dr.. Mitchell said that his Gttoutlon had been
eanecio']v chilled to tho sublect during the past
,.oo,, hy r,,;7t,, oc,o,nts ~ ravixs,a i, q.
"o''' - Ass .Ts ...'a .',... . ~ ~ ~
Louas, Aanaas, 4eSae' ana osues placee, anu taa
heart wAa quickened flth doairo to SEQ tho
awakening in Chicago. Quo Of tho first things
~ 1,nu y .hout rms far ,nsn;atars to
- 49,, ~. ::,t ,.ar,..a go r. -v., ,,ot,,a-
10 4ua1F'u"aus ''eu' D'iote u'a. ~ "ae uo''se
abo iu the dIffetot reviVals in tlls countsy and
in Scotland and ireland tlat there llavar had
noc, IN remarhab1o unity of the min,stera.
o.. 49, t,,,a ha;nx al, 1onou;,otio,,'
'uoy s.'uh' Aos t''o '41ao oo1a6' ~ uono'so
o. diuefollcea' aha eonoofa ana h"F1oony pro-
vailed. There waH no diHgaialng tue fact that
tho proshytorg hud bagn divided, but. perhaps,
nm am WA ph,a tn stand nm nnl sny TINT ho
, 1874-11-03
RUBHICAL REVISION,

1 HISTORY or THE F11AYER-Roon--TuE CHANGES
IN TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEFINITIONS or
CEREMONIAL LAw-TuE DAPfIBNAL HUHn1c.
From khe lSeto York 1'f,oune, Oct. 81.
Tho rubrica OF the prayer-pook OF the Pro-
testapt Episcopal Church are intended to pro-
Yido tho law for tho conduct Of Divine service,
~ well as In mauy cases definition OF doetzipal
points. To conflicting aetuitio',s Of thcae, OF to
conscientious scrupies against tho lnaptatoa OF
somo Of them, much Of tho troab|o within tue
Church may DO traced. u III liitua'iaal, which
Inns occupied 70 much OF tho timo Of tue General
Convention, and IN oproas'ou to rnbrlo OF tho
baptismal otllce, which resulted in tho
Rev, 3lr. chouoY's deposition. To over
como theso difficulties, and prevent my future
rlsconstruction. the General Convention will
probably appoint Co1nn,ltteo On lIubrloal To-
VISION. 4 brief htutory OF tue Prayer-nook, With
it's several roylaioaa, u bore tyen With sonlo of
the most important points Of dinereuco among
ohurohtnep.
After sho Reformation 1t Ms considered nso-
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49,.
dnd boing willing to bleea His paoplo. and about
gotng to WORK to get ttoa 70 10 aometling no
had not dole; ~ tlolGh uoa stood alooi, and tt
waB cHhsntsai to DO something to gos Him to
send down !lls bfcsai''Ga II l'o ,,ndoratonl tho
tcacEfngb Of Jeaup oil that needed to be dono to
expc!iomco rontoeoes WAS 10 pray, and wait
for Gods spirit.
hlr. Thompsoh give 20 accoant OF INC revival
III cincinnati brought hisoh1 ~ Mr. hammond.
mr.. Fan Dofeh auVocatea las!inH aha prayer;
as tllo grcatoae foel'als hao ol"ays 1ollowed
thc!n+ ..-
ar. Nronston poosed .n"s seo n" lovtsala ~, Ne5o
spurious, anu tuat tnoI nIu 9ot ucolt .uo Pfoa"
net" or tue splflt Of uoa4 ~ M maa nos ncGasealy
70 aena loE AuteAetl !.e!p ~ NV J.! -. ""nnSsnnk
III t'htcaeo - co,!la ~ , uH ~ rtnJtt ny IT, ;n ano
lnompera OF .ho Ciusoa "o"'" it1S Ao' Ill" 'i"".
oiico o1 INC Sp's!t. :. A.. ,. - ,,- ,Y.
MIR; Dnfrell aaaea IL TUG coming OF Mr' ha'n'
u9nd were @ Goetaiuty .,,ut ,.,,o .,a,,,,, .,,o
Mt cno.a Iesu &nns "aa ao,,. ao,.es s Jas"ou y so
south slde paAso.H nao uusn ao..s !'n,, anu w
answer was: TINT 10 Was 81 " 10 noafla Gefsa'n
that he cot1 coIlG ...i ai, a,.es ~ ynn: my ~
, 1874-11-03

THE AMERICAN HOME SOCIETY.
ANNUAL REPORT.

ANNUAL REp0hT.
The Rev. ]. E. l.oy. Superintendent for North
ctn Illinois aud Iudiana Of tho American Home
Mission Society, hes Just submitted the follow
ing anlsual report: .....
Number of nissionsries cn,rioyed.......... 9es
Number u States nnd Terr!torIea sefsea py aa
Nnnbss oi as!onarcs III lie ett iaciai.
Nuuau of congregations suppIied.. ......:. 2,1s5
aliastoaarles lrtachtng to two or thFee os ,o.
sisstoassiss @ q he soish and Gsiinaas \!
ns1;Ssis asps1s psnori. ~ 1
Additions 10 maabloaarY churches s'"'.,.... s,a:l
Churches organizod by n.stonarle leA........ q!
Ghlfellos brought 10 ae!f-YupFort. -
4lonhcs Ut worship built by missionary IN
uosos ot Worship Tsl:irci iy nisstou:r;
sahSatlss;,Scl .nd i;ilv.ais.. echos... oo
by St; missionary shu1clss. s2o1oooo
coutrb,.tioas isnn, .hs stato 3isoao.'s
Kostsy :. ~. .'s le1li.1a
tria E,ain mt h ,,nn, than II drew out u43,Cd
Number Of missionaries i'll itiinois. @ oo
GhugplleA (uJ} aud ont-htatious iIp served u,
Dy tue 6Q missionaries. o.
Ehureuea organized t!lia ;03r. !
uHurrits bso,.ght to sti.support. ......... =
Churches that 20 aluna by 'tyusing".. ~
Iookng over tbs period Of his sosyes LII th!a CA
pae!ty, ueuE!y thirteen years, t.e superintendent mus
0ccaEtou for gratitdB the pEogrtfd Of tue avor4
cause fur W committed ~ Tie peops
.n Northern linalu. Within tlts tiulu md asol ~
ttysnty.aix c4nrehes laYo boon os2auizua, ata tne
lucat Of tAeul under missionary tuspiccv. Snesy.
eight Lo.seH Ut worship law been built,
OF Ac,I ly usatonaty CHURCHES, tur htty.tlhco or
which stu Aad.ea MAS pteass1 by tos al.
pesintendsn heatdea en lcsa foc Wh!e4 "
tic Haue service iii tl4s aip.d Wuru. 3auy ysucloia
eeasous of reyYAz l4yt heen enjoyed, au4 ts| ncta'
hnrshlp ln nnr rhurehul h2s heeu brought VI from
LAX to 1a,l34.
, 1874-11-03

market cloaes bettor and fa,rly sotiye. Tho o.
tsc,ne prices askea cl,eoka Tho export Inquiry.
The material increaao In our atook checks bua!-
noss. HlI,iorB are buying cautiously. Tho salea
are $4,000 bu, At s1:o :0a for ungtadsa low.
spring ei.o2 for No. ! Uhieago npring; ei.ob@
1.08 for No. 2 Milwaukee; $l.17o01.l9 for rod
Wostern; Si.91@1 20 for amber Wohtern; $1.21
@l.30 tor white Michigan No. l to oxtrA $1.22
for hnnbor Michigan; H1.25 for white CANADIAN;
$4,000 bu Northwast at 81.08.
Dnriey hottcr md in tiemand. Tho inqnir! IN
iia part for foreign. to arrive. Sales OF 600 bu,
IT sl:25 for tTnroEni q ron State. ei.9S2isS for
West.
Barley malt IL firm and In fair demand sales
Of b0D BIT, nt 81. .46 for WeHtorn, three months,
and s1.G5@1.s7155 for Canadian.
68,00D bn !; now Ohio mixed at 69f3G0o whita Mt
6DMS1c, Western ntxoti ut COY ol6D6io, white at 6t
G9i g. State n't1od at 5'aeoe' md white at o1
Ryo stosay and very quiet. Tho demand
is Tor Tho homo trade. Tho galos are 1,310 bu
ronusylvapia in lots. At 90@91c.
Corn fairly activa, but easier. The demand
Is fair for export. The aales aro 135. 100 bu;
to-day, and ot1$c regular MAY nav mi1od At
80@84c, aud small lots old at 92o; also 0215c
o2!ac.
only moderate demand for tho future. Bales
Of $50 brio uess At $4,000; 500 brls do, seller
Noyen1her. at s2o.oo; sn'ea Of plain ,neas At
3l0.60@l1. .o0:
crn ston,n at 1879: 1G0 tce city At is>5@l9tGo.
For future do!iEary wa hear Of TOO tcs, seller
December, at t13Gc 500 tcs, Hollor January and
February, 1t IL 5*c; 5uo tce. sollor stx months,
:; iaM}G. illMo; 75o tcs' seller tho sear' at 111s@
There ia oplv a u,odarnse animation manifest
, 1874-11-03
CARSON, PRIZE { CO.,
MADISON G. PEORIA SITS.
SAVINGS BANK.
Merchants, Farmers & Mechanics
SAVINGS BANK,
TX Gl9rF.St <;,>;s*+s:. West side Qnta
~ Ul1t h-aL3 .e**;;:4 - .J'
~ HAa ne. ga
Al ktSS2SS$s!ta
'' 8||es{s&zs4z|&&S. ~ Halsttell.d,
tjlu G0lllt llQQSG "!Ss?S491 Eear Madison.


THE BUSINESS OFTHIS COR
PORATION is confined exclusive
~ to the receipt and care Of Saw
ings Deposits and Funds for La
yestnle1lt. No commercial or gen-
ernl bl,ll1ing business transacted.
SUMS AS SA{ALl4A ONE DOL.
LAR received from slny person,
and u bank book furnished.
M4AIsRLED WOMEN and minor
children nny deposit money 50
that TO one else Gun draw it.
INTEREST ut the rate OF 6 per
cent per nnnunl, IL paid OH sums ut
One D0I2tar Or more.
THOSE DESIRING TO INVEST
their savings upon real estate Sc
c,lrity ut II higher rate OF Interest,"
than can be safely paid on savings
Deposits, should call at this BnnE
n1,d examine its INVESTMENT
CERTIFICATES.
SYDNEY MYERS, Manager.
, 1874-11-03
ACQUITTED.

SEteial N.pat,h ~ I.Ge tNseaoo n tibHne.
:, DLooI'saTGS, H.. Nov; :.-lho Ssstiss ~
to-day, be.ng n cosnpleto ao4ulttal' II tAs lrla.
onals. During tho pro3ra4s VI tho VAL ths sass
, 1874-11-03
LATEST NEW YORK MARKETS.

Spseuti D|sp.teh to Tis t'AIsaao 4tibans.
NxW funk, Nov. 2.-TAo wlsAt u1arI0! opoaoa
ssrougor. nllh more Inquiry tor spring to satta.
plsts aargoos, and tor Wantef tot naaalng' Tas
, 1874-11-03

"Ch.rles lambs Complete Works in Prose
aud Verse. Including tic two series Of Ella
will. the Cancelled passages rostorod AZ first pub
lishea in tho London Magazine. tegethsr with
Satan in Searrh Of Wife, and other poems
with notes. by Mr. Richard Horne Shepherd, - IL
tho most interesting Of lAte English announce
mentB. It il promised by Chatto l. Nintlua.
, 1874-11-03


Decrease during octobor. ............: ggl. .4at
uonds Issued tn lie Pacific Railway Com
pa1sies, tAterest lg:yahe In lawful
moneys Principal nutatasling. ........ $G4 623,6l3
Interest accrued slld not yet pald. ..... 12!2,47G
lnsereHt pail by the Uuited stutes.... a339s,3vb
Interest repad by transportation Of
uaanes Il ntorest paid iy unte s.to;.
APPOINTMENTS.
Char1an II. Nobie has hoen appointed Store
keeper Of the Fourth District OF kentucky, aud
Robert Park, stoEekeopos Of tho Third D,strict
Of Tcnnossoe.
TnE oRpHANoE DEPARTMENT..
Gen. Bcnes, Chiot Of the Ordnance Depart
meut, aayH in sB annual report thut not ieBs than
56o0, LOO should be annually expended at the
nntlo.'as aEn'osy. not on'y - neasu1e Of oeoa-
omy in producing tho bost arula for the leaat
1noney, but in the intereHt of tho country to
,nato Il gradual but Anro accumulation OF the
hoht weapons as reserve Ill ea.e OF ".x. Cor
tsi,,ly nut leas .han Lnlf-a-niltiou Of tho host
monetary condition Of thu country will pes1nis.
Gou. Bunet says board composed Of MajB.
Crispin, Trcadwo!i, md Baylor. Of tho Ordnance
Depar..nont. vas authorized, and after several
made its report. Tho 1}oaril strongly rscons-
1aens tito retention Of the springfield Artnory
and lra,skfort Arsenal, and tho establishment OF
u grspd nraDnai Ill tte vicinity ee Now York for
.nanufactnrinE purposes retaining, also. the
i.a,, Malno IT. ;lonroe Arsenal. Virginia and
Ausnata Arsonal, Georgia, al placaa for storage
ard repair, Thay recommend the 9ulo ct tho
Mlegtany, Columbus, Detroit, ritosyilIe, Water
yliet, Watersowu, aud Washington Alacnals the
sales to 10 made as rapidly ~ circumstances may
permit, tho proceeds to bs davosea to the u,,r-
el,aHe Ut Hite and erection OF building for tue
grand arBenal. lie Kays II heartily concur In
these recommendations, anil inyoks favorable
conadalation OIL tho part ct tue Secretary OF
aYar and Of Couglcya.
FALaE 1MpR1HoSMEST.
III the Circuit Court to-day the casea Of Josep1,
Il. Stewart agaiust James e. Elaine, aua the
sanlo agatuht y: G. Ordvay, actions for fa!sa ar
as cuntnmaeioua witness before ConRress in
ths Credit -3lobtlier casns, were certified TO tho
Const III general term.
, 1874-11-03

The Rev. J. E. lIoy, Superintendent tor North
otn Illinois aud Indiana Of tho American Home
Mission Society, hes just submitted the follow
ing nnNual report:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-20
A NARRoW.GUAGE RAILROAD.

FROM the ~. LOUIS NcpuDnChn.
The most complete example of nsr-
row-gusge railroad in this country 10, we
believe, tho Denver and Rio Grsnde road,
10 Colorado. The track is three feet wide I;
IL runs from Denver nlmosI Que south, not
far from the base Of the Rocky mountains
sad with y full view Of some OF the grand
eat peaks aud submits OF tho range. 1t 10
an ambitious little road it proposes TO 90
ahead south wardly till it reaches NJ Paso,
on the Rio Grsnde, south Of Santa Re,
when /. will branch into two lines one GO
ing to the city Of MEXICO, the other to
Gusymss, on tho Pacific. II has actually
been built TO Puebls, In Colorado, lls
miles south OF Denver, with q branch, 81
miles long, to Lsbrun. Its yros, earnings
for 1873 were: From passengers, $780,
538 A; freight, 800 1871 other sources, 81 =
93s; total, 1892. G54. The operating ex-
psnsss were $l37,l2 or less than 90 per
cent. the net earnings, 3l6s,529. Tho
total coat Of the road with iis equipment
as locomotives, 10 passenger and baggage
cars. 100 freight cars and llG coal cars.
has been 81, 324, coo It's capital stock il
50, 300, 600, and its funded debt So ,020, 500,
the latter bearing per cent. interest. IL
will be ,een tina, its net earnings fell lit
tie short last year Of paying its interest
but this not 90 unfavorable for partially
built roAi IN now country. There il H.
Ito doubt that When it resches Santa 70 il
will pay its interest and leave something
over
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-20
STATE OFFICERS.

GOyssagr-JoAn l.. Beyeridgc
lIyuteuaL tGoyernor -
secretary Of State-Gcorge II. Harlow.
auditor Of State--C. +. LippiLcott.
state rreAsurer-CAsper Hutz.
Attorney Geuergl--Janes X. Edsall.
5upt. Public Observation-Disclosures Bateman
CONGRESS MEN.
senators-Eichsrd j. Oglesby and John A.
q gan.
Representative Eighteenth District--lsacc
Elements.
MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Representative IN the Goth District
'ohn II. Oberly, VIM. "A. Lemma and NAth-
" j. lnsCOre.
senator for the b0th district.-Jesse W are.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judged. j. Baker, OF Alexander.
states Attorney Patrick II. Pope.
Clerk--R. :. IOcum.
Sherif-A. II. irwin.
VIM. Marti1--Assessor and Treasurer.
survcyOr--John l.. Hely,
COUNTY COURT.
, Judge Y. Bros.
Associates--J. T.. McCrite and 3. MArchil-
/ IN.
Cierk-Jaeob q, Lynch.
Goroner--John II. Gossmsn.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-20
OUR CHURCHES.

BRiSrIAN CHURCII-Eighteen,h street
between Washington and Walnut.
Preaching every thrd aud fourth sunday
sunday school At p. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
..... II Is TRrMBLE, Pastor.
BESBGTEilAN--kig street.
ffoSching, sabbath At 10l am. and ~ IN
prayer inoou 4, Wednesday at "a p. m.
sabbath school, pm. J. NJ. Lansden, gu
retntendent. HEv. Ii. THAYKR, Pastor
LrnODlST.---Cor. Eighth and Walnut sts.
urea ilinz, sabbath at IL ara, and p. IN
'rayst meeting, Wednesday, pm,
tucriaten1cnt REV. j. l.. WALLER,
ZURICH OF rHE RkDEEMER--tEpisco-
Morning prayers. Sabbath ION an.
evening prayers 7Ap.ro.
-ahbath School, . am.
RFN. 'n GILBERT, Rector.
..Aittt,E ..ItuoCh---Ntnth Bt. and
Washington a,,uu,.
rublic setsi,o. HiDb.,b $40 ana lOa am.
Fcsporn, pm,
sabbath school, pm.
yeryice every day, B ain.
HKy. l.. j. O'HALLoRA.t, Priest.
:. JOSkPU5 CuURCH.-(German, cor.
scr Of Walnut and Cross streets.
Mass, every Sabbath at 10 O'Clock u. m.
Ma dn,,ng yvaoL a.vs q ,.,..,
~ u,oun q, p....,
t,uAN ,t,riir.v - Il Ci,,sna,i
.ts.at ha,vsan washias,, IN .n
,ysI,',, 80, ""nAihB'n A'onue anu
pra.nhins, s,.,. an .,-.
IIb.,h s,bonI q , hny "s ~ "s"cA'
"" pyw I ooUh p M.
q, nuSu nrs,s Cupsy.riNs sso9,iA
TlON.-Regular meeting second Monday
&C., bnoH s,ora ro,nma,o;.i .vanra
Wostiv pr.vsr mas,in. 1870 ~ ~ -, q,
+, rnan "''" p'
l. W lr,,,v, pxo.,..r.
EcoNn n,ssInSApy pApTIsT
,uliurtt -rnrnar ayaa,nnxo ~ po,ty.
gs.t s,reots preacbina sshbath AZ
o'cio,L a =, 81 nJaiaoL :, ~
sunday Schooi o,ciocg n ~ M
mo ,,burch ia connac,oa NTH tho unnois
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-20
On Friday, the 14th Day of August,
A. ID. 1874,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLIsoIs, so
COUNTY OF ALEXANDER,
In the Circuit Court Of Alexander county,
September term, A. ID. 1874.
Benjamin Southland
Eamcs Manufacturing Company. Elijah
w. Morgan. David ii. Morgan, Chase =.
Parsons, Wilfred Eames, James Is. Dean, 5.
Stats TAYLOR and Edwin Parsons, Trustees
of the Cairo City Property Company, Frank
lin l.. Parker, James Ellis, Hattie G. Eames,
Manning Mayiield and William r. Brown,
(tirm of NJ. Maytield and Coz and William
Storer.
Petition for Mechanics Lien.
Affidavit of the non-resdence of Elijah W.
Morgan, James b. Dean, Edwin Parsons,
Franklin l.. Parker, James Ellis, Manning
Mayted and William Storer, above named
defendants, having been filed in office of the
clerk of said court, notice is therefor hereby
given to you the said Elijah w. Morgan,
James Is. Dean, Edwin Parsons, Franklin L.
William Storer, that the complainant filed
his petition Tor mechanics lien IN
said count ON the third day of June, A. ID
, 1874, and that thereupon a summons Issued
out of said court returnable on the first Mon
day in the month OF September next rs Ii
reuiredby law.
Now, unless you shall personally be ant
appear before said court on the first day o
| the next (Septemher) term thereof to bt
holden in the city OF Cairo In said county OF
the first Monday in September next, ant
plead, answer, or demur TO the petition o
| complainant, the same and the matters an,
| things therein charged and stated will b,
taken ne confessed and decree entered
against you according to the, prayer OF sal,
petitioner II, s. YoCUM,
GEORGE FISHER, ,uv. Clerk.
1
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-20

STATE or ILLINOIS, 49,
Alexander County,
In the Circuit court Of Alexander county,
September Term, 1874.
The Howe Machine Company
".
John Il. Lowe and Amelia NJ. Lowe, hi .
wife; william Martin: William n. Lane
Cleopatra Brown and Eiiphley Brown her
husband.
Bin in Chancery to Foreclose Mortgage
and for Relief.
Notice j. hereby given Of the pendeucy
OF the above entitled suit and that the time
and place Of the return OF summons in the
case is the fret day or the next term of said
court to be holden at the court house in the
city OF Cairo, in said county, ON the fret
Monday OF September, 1874,
REUBEN S. YoCUM.
GREEN IL GILBERT, Clerk OF said Court.
solicitors tor Complainant.
24-T-2g-dl-W4t
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The Democratic Co. Committees in each
OF the counties are respectfully requested to
call county conventions, and appoint dele
gates TO represent their countie, 10 said con-
ycntion.
BY order of Congressional Committee,
THOMAS WILSON, Chairman.
TT Newspapers throughout the District
viii please publish the above call.
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MASTERS ; ALE.

STATE or ILLINOIS,
ALEXANDER COUNTY. ! w.
Alexander county Circuit court.
John II. Davis
". Blll for
Asa Nix. Jacob Wilson, Foreclosure of
Robert Bently and Thomas Mortgage.
!. watkins.
ruUliC notice - hereby gwen, that In pNr
,lance Of q decree entcrad Of record In the
ab ye.entltled cause, in said court, on the
2oth day OF June, A. ID. 1874, | John q.
Herman, master in chancery OF said county,
will, on Thursday, the goth day August, A.
- 1874, nj the hour Of . o'clock p. m. OF
said day, sell n public yendue TO the highest
bidder tor cash, at the front door of the
court house, in the city OF Cairo. in said
60 my and state. the following described
real cstAtc, to-wit: The east half of the
northeast quarter, tle northeast quarter Of
the southwest quarter, and the northwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter, all in sec
ton twenty-five (22), township seyente en-
10, south of range two l2), west of the
third principal meridian, In the county OF
Alexander and state OF Illinois, together
with all and singular the tenements aud he
reditlments ther unto belonging,
Cairo, Illinois, July 20, 1874.
JOHN q. IARMAN.
s. j. WHEELER, Master in Chancery.
solicitor for OmplanAnt. 30-..2j. vat
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DEMOCRATIC
Congressional Convention.
lEIGlTEESTIl DISTRICT

Democratic Convention, for the purpose
Of nominating candidate Tor Congress in
this tlSth, District, i hereby called to meet
at
ANNA, on THURSDAY, IHE SD DAY or
SEPTEMBER, 1874. AT O'CLOCK Pm.
The ratio of representation will be one dele
gate for each two hundred votes, and one
for each fractional my votes, cast tor Hon.
q. W. Wall for Congress, in lS12. The
counties in the District viii been titled To
the following augmentation
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SECRET ORDERS.
TIE MASONs.

THE MAsONs.
, y % COMHASDERY, No. 13.-ststed
A., pDly at the Asylum Masonic Hall, first
ard .i..rd Mondays in each month.
.ltKO COUNCIL, No. 4.-RegulAr Conyo-
ca Il st Masonic Hall, the second Friday
In each month.
AFRO CHAPTER No. 71.-BegulAr Con-
vocation at Masonic Hall, on the third
tuesday 81 every month,
AFRO LODGE, So. 23T F. A. A. NJ -Regu-
lar G. -nmunicstions At Masonic Hall, the
ssrT Il and fourth Mondays OF each month.
THE ODD-FELLOWS.
LODGE, 214-Msets In odd
Tsllows Hall, In Arter's building. every
Thursday evening ~ 4 O'Clock.
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