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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-09-01

THE HAPPIEsT PERIOD OF LIFE.-I am
sure there is only one answer. If / am do
ing my duty, to-day is the best day ever had.
Yesterday had happiness of its own, and up
to this morning was the best day Of all.
would not, however, live it again. string
it as new overhead, on the chaplet of praise,
and turned to the work and higher thoughts
of this present time. OF the many days OF
my life, give me to-day. This should be our
feeling always from the cradle to the hour
when we are told to come up higher. Child
hood is the best for children; manhood is the
best for men, and old age for the siiver-hair-
ed. We will all join in chorus of common
thanksgiving to God, and when asked,
(Which is the happiest perioda" will say
childhood, manhood, and old age alike-"Oh
Father, it is now
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and just that these should share in the honors
rewards and responsibilities of this great
work The matter is one that concerns the
community more than it does teachers theui-
selves Brooklyn Journal of Education.
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We have supreme confidence in the convinc-
ing and persuasive power of the Word Of God.
The Christian conscience responds to it as to
nothing else.
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We all need resistance to our errors on
every side. Woe unto us when all men
speak well Of us and woe unto us when all
men shall give way to us
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Lady bugs destroy your insects on bushes
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-29
Chancory Notice.
STATE % ILrINoI-, ALEXANDER CorSfy, I-a.
In the Circuit Court--May term, \. y l-75
sarah J Chi-m " John u Chi.m, Mo,e, II

STATE % lLtINOI-, ALEXANDER totNtT, RS.
In the Circuit Court--May term, \. y i-1i
sarah j. Chem " John u Chi.m, Moses Is.
thism, Jane, " Chism John > tbsm Mar
sinclair. samuel Sinclair, Martin T.. Chism.
Clara BELL hism william ! Jhism, Martha
Chism, Mary Chi-m, Martha Chi-m Victoria
thism, Doc Nichols, Elizabeth Lynch Robert
Lynch, California oliver. James Oliver, Thomas
NichOls, Jane sawyer. Noah sawyer. Caroline
Robinson, john Robinson, Riley Chl,m, vii
liam Robinson, Robert Robinson, RcbeCCI Rob
in-ou, aud Jane Robinson Bill Tor Partition.
Affidavit. of the non-rcsidCucc Of John u
thi-m, Nose Il. ,hl-m, John :. Chi.m, Mary
sinclair. samuel sinclair, Martha Dhi,n, VIC
foria Chism, Mary Chi-m, Doc. Nichols, Eliza
beth Lynch, Robert Lynch California oliver,
james Oliver, Thomas Nichols, jane SAWYER,
Noah sawyer Caroline Robinson John Robin
son, Riley thiSm William Robinson, Robert
RObn-on, Rcbecca Robinson and Jan" Robin
son of the above named defendants, having been
nlei in the clerks office of the said Circuit
Court notice Il therefore hereby given To YOU
the said John u. thism, Moses li. thism, John
: :, hism, Mary sinclair, samuel sinclair, Mar
tina Chlaln, Victoria thlsm, MARY thism Doc.
Nichols, Elizabeth Lynch, Robert Lynch, Cali
fornia oliver James Oliver, Thomas Nichols
Jane sawyer, Noah sawyer, Caroline Robinson,
John Robinson, Riley thism, " lillian Robin
sou, Robert Robinson. kebecca Robinson aud
Jane Robinson that the compliment died her
bill of complaint ia said court on the chancery
side thereof on the 9Th day of April, A. u. 1870,
anil thcreupona summons issued out Of said
court, rrtunlble on n 81 Monday in the month
of May next ~ l. by law required Now unless
you the -aii RbOV" uanlta defendants shall
personally be- and appear before the court on the
first day Of the next term thereof, 10 he holden
In aud Tor the said county, on the 81 Monday In
May next, and plead, answer or demur, 10 the
said conplainant's bin ~ complaint, the same
and the matters and things therein charged and
-tatrd, viii be- taken as confessed, and decree
entered against yon accordingly, 10 the prayer
IT said bill REUBEN ; NOCtM, Clerk
Cairo, Ms, April 9TH, lbs.
Cruudnll & lincgar, solicitors for Complain
II
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ATTEMPTED MURDER
Pat. ts,anaugh Shot h, Sba-. r"udcr.
gasI alias Coffee. nt NUTphNshorO'
ON Tuesday Morning.

Pat. tsNaDaugb Shot ny Gba-. gender.
gHsI alias Coffee. rs NUTphS shorO.
ON Tuesday Morning.
Deputy Sheriff Smith Albright. of
jackson county. passed through Cairo
yesterday on the trail of Chis. Pcudcr.
CAST, better. knowna> Cha.. tohcr. charg-
ed with an attempt to murder Pat. Caya.
naugh, at Murphy,boro. on Last Tuesday
morning.
The fct, of the case are about ~, fol-
lows:
Mr.. Cavanaugh va. the Marshal of ll"
MurphysbOro and Mount Carbon odd
Fellow. who attended the celebration nj
Jonc-bOrO last Monday. After returning
from JonrsbOro, he ami other friend
made arrangement, to enjoy dance in
the evening. Coffee, who was u bar
tender IN one OF the MurphysbOro "a
looms, attended the dance, and wa- OBJ
served to DE- somewhat under the influ-
encc ofii1uDr. During the evening Ia,
remarked, that Cayiuaugh had put
upon him" often, and hc would get even
with him, but no attention was paid to
the threat.
At about . O'Clock, when the dance
was about adjourning, Cayanaugi and ~
friend were standing together on a street
corner near the dance hall. CONVEX sing
when Coffee approached them. and with
out warning fired upon him five shots.
one Of which took effect in hi. neck. the
ball passing from the front aud lodging
in the back Of the head.
Coffee then He'd. and ut about @ O'Clock
was taken on locomotive NO. !, By en-
niuccr IIarlzcll. who knew him. lie
was let OF near Quctcl Gap, in Union
county. ami when last heard of was
making hi way toward the Mississippi
river. lie !. about feet & inch", tall,
heavy ,"t. has dark curly hair and j.
about % years OF aSc.
tayanaugh was in u critical condition
yesterday morning, but it j. not knownto
a certainty whether the wound viii prove
fatal.
LATER.
4 dispatch in the -. Loui, papcr- Of
yesterday. states that Coffee was captured
ut Grand Tower and taken back To- Muir
physboro and Iodgcd in Jail. An at
tempt was made 70 lynch him. bat wa,
unsuccessful.
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--Bu-iness in the police courts, ycstor-
day, was dull. Only two eases were up .
both Of which were for larceny. and were
tried before Judge Bros. Judge Birds
equanimity was not in the least disturbed
during the entire day
The first case was that OF John Lee.
who was arrested by Officers Wootcn and
Mchncr for stealing coat valued 1T SIS
from John Conway. The evidence In
the case was sufficiently strong to war
rant His Honor in holding the accused 10
bail in tho sum Of live hundred dollars,
which he did, and the defendant went 10
Jail, TO await the action Of the Circuit
Court.
The other case was that Of David
Coleman, arrested at the instance OF
Thomas Nesley, charged with stealing a
coat, vest, nine dollars in money and
some jeweiry, all the property OF n deck
hand, but which was in possession Of
Nealey for safe keeping, at the time OF
the theft. Ncaley informed Officer LaIIuc
OF the transaction. who succeeded in ar
resting him, Coleman was held to bail 10
await the action of the circuit court,
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Queens W are

I have just received the largest s'sor,.
ment Of Quecnswarc and Glassware, 81 the
best quality, which, having bought for each
direct from the importers ami Sinulectu.
rers. an enabled 10 sell y, price, which
dolly competition, viz:
White Granite Breakfast Plate &C per set.
White Granite Cups aud sau.
GERS, without handles. s0c per set.
white Granite Cups Guj seu-
GERS, with handles, 7jc per set.
Large Glass Goblcjs, zoe per set.
Large Glass Table TumleT,, 5Oc per set
invite everybody to call and examine my
stock OF Queen and Glassware and com.
pare prices.
have al,o Just received large invoice oi
Table and Pocket cutlery, silver Plated and
Britannia Table and Tea spoons and soup
Ladies. Dan HARTMAN.
3-?sU. Cor. sixth 4 Com. Az.
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Special Assessment Notice.

DUBIIC notice Is hereby given that the
L county court Of Alexander county has rem
derci Judgment tor special assessment upon
the property benefited by the reconBtruction Of
the following AitlswRlks, Win:
~oath side of Fourth street between WRshinR
ton aud Commercial avenues; west aide Of Wash
ingtOu avenue, from Fourth TO Fifth street.
east side of Washington avenue fron Finn "
sixth streets; north side Of fifth street from
Washington to Commercial avenues; north side
OF seventh from Walnut 10 westerly line of Lot
IS, Block 81; north side of Eleventh from wash
ingtOn avenue to Walnut street; east side OF
Poplar street between Division and Twenty
s'cOud Streets south side of Twenty -nrst street
rom Poplar to Sycnmur. streets; south side OF
Eighth street between Washington and ( ON
mercial avenues; east side Of Washington ave-
niue from Eighth to Mi eth streets; north side of
Eighth, b.twten Washington avenue aud Walnut
street; south side Of seventh, b,tween Washing
ton avenue and Walnut street, IA will more FULLY
appear from the certified sopy OF the judgment
on file In the olce Of the city clerk Of IN. city Of
taroi that warrant for the collection Of such
s--.--msnt, is in the hands OF tho undersigned.
Al person- interested are hereby notified 10 call
anu pay the amounts assessed, At the collectors
office, No. L.! Commercial avenue, within thirty
days from the date hereof Il b BLAKE,
ity Treasurer AMI EN-Onlcio Collector.
Dated his 3i-t dsy OF March, l|7i.
t-2-td
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Incident.

Yesterday morning, while Andrew
Slo.-.n, a farmer residing about five miles
from this city, was coming to cairo in a
two-hor,c wagon, 10 attend the circus.
one OF the hor-cs, 4 fine bay. which Mr.
Slos,cn refused one hundred and fty
dollars for a lcw day ago. got hi, RICH,
fore leg tangled in small bridge on the
road. and wrcnchcl il 50 badly that his
owner fears he will De- Obliged to kill the
animal Ia get him out Of the misery he is
undergoing. The horse va taken ont OF
the harnes. aud allowed to lie down by
the roal-idc, where he still remained at u
late hour Last evening, while Mr.. ~los,cu
came TO Cairo for medicine with which 10
treat hi, wounds.
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l2j-2w.
Attention. Merchants Of the Sur.
rounding Country,

have fun stock aud can Away. III or.
ders on Queens ware and Glassware at 1t.
Louis prices. The iollowingi. list Of what
have on hand at present:
Lamp Chimneys, Of all kinds, by the Bar.
rel, bog or dozen.
Glass Lamps OF all sizes aud kinds.
100 different styles aud kinds of Bar
Glasses.
Lamp Burners Of all descriptions.
Lamp-wtck, Beer mugs, Glass Rsacctor-
Goal OH Chandeliers, Cake Stands, Glas,
Fruit stands, and in fact every thing in IN,
Crockcry and Glassware line.
will guarantee 10 duplicate any bill
purchased IN II. Louis and give equally
A. good an assortment. rs my stock l. com.
plcte in all kinds of Queen aud Glassware.
also have put up IN cask Tor the retail
trade Rockingham aud yellow ware, which
viii sell at - per cent Off the regular list
prices.
Also full line Of Table and Pocket Cut.
cry, Plated, Brittania, Table and Tea
spoons, ani Soup Ladies Come and see
for yourselves. u. HARTMAN,
3.2s-u. Cor. Sixth q Com. Az.
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Ars. Hultl has the largest Millinery -tor.
IA the city OF Cairo with large stock "
Millinery Goods OF an the latest fashion,,
and style, Of Ladies', Misses and Children's
hats, and Ladies' bonnets, trimmed or I'M
trimmed, all OF which have b2cn carefully
selected, an bought at the very lowest
Cash Pricrs At the fOur different markets
1T. Louis, Chicago, Cincinuati ami New
York, and which she viii offer for sale az
cost. Now Is your chance 10 get your
Hats. Call and see her before you pur-
chase al other places. She has tine as
sortment OF Ladies' Misses and Childrcn's
Shoes, al made TO order, that she will ofer
for sale III per cent cheaper than can be
bought At any other place in the city Of
Cairo also, variety Of other MOTORS.
Mrs. VI. &. lULrZ.
Washington avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. I2-3-l2-lm.
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Fight.

Two negro men became engaged in
a fight on the show grounds, in the lower
part OF the city, yesterday afternoon,
Whilc the employees of the company were
erecting the canvass, when one of the
combatants seized a stake lying near, and
proceeded to comb the hair Of hi. antag-
onist with il, He dealt him a heavy blow
on the head, and wa, about 10 administer
another application of the huge club,
when hc suddenly found himself lying
on his back with burly lrishman stand
ing over him, charging him in decided
tones to stop his ''d-n foOli-hness or he'd
get his noggin ma she'd" lie subsidized,
aud the work Of erecting the canvass wa
proceeded with without further Interrupt.
ton
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Go aud Sec Her.

Landlords Of hotels and boarding houses
will ind It 20 their sdvsut,ge 10 call upon
Mrs.. Coleman, Laundross, No '! Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
siAl avenues. Hotel and clearinghouse
washing, % cents per dozen. For piece work
prices are as follows Single shrt and col.
lar, loc; per dozen Soc; socks Be; two col.
l1rs, Be; two handkerchiei-, Sc; vests zoe;
amt al gentlemcn'- wear, Soc. per
dozen. Ladlo-' dresses, - TO SOC;
,kirts ~ 10 zoe; drawer. 10 To I0c; two
lair hose DC; two collars ) to Toe. For ia
''ies' plain clothes Il o. per dozen; Tor Ia.
lies fine clothes, 81 - per dozen; done
promptly, ami promptly delivered. Pa
tronage solicited.
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Harper's Bazaar, one year. ~ 10

ilarper's Bazaar, one year.,..F 10
-Four dollars includes prepayment OF U.
5. postage by the publishers.
Subscriptions 10 Harper's Magazine,
Weekly, and iaZar. to one address for one
yesr, $40 20; or two of IIsrper's Perlodi.
Gals, 10 one address for one year, q; 90;
postage tree.
An extra copy Of either the Magazine.
Weekly. or Bazaar will De supplied gratis
for every club Of five subscribers at ~ 90
each, in one remittance or, six copies for
go M without extra copy postage free,
Back numbers can be supplied at any
time.
The seven volumes OF llarper's Bazaar, for
the years 1858, go, 20, n, IL, III, "a, ele.
gantly bound In green morocco cloth, will
be seut by express, freight prepaid, for
A. 90 each,
TIT Newspapers are not TO copy this AT.
vertisemOnt without the express orders Of
Harper h Brothers.
Address HARPERS BROTHERS, NY.
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SnNe MonrN md IIcnIth.

The reputation OF the Wil.on ~lu'tie
sewioe Machine il so thorou yhly e,tab-
li-hed that No word in II, commentator l.
necessary. The plan adOp ed by the III anu
lecturers oftLi- lamoI. machine Of placing
their prices 50 low A. 70 come within the
reach OF the poorer classes, certainly enti lc,
them . the graf tude d those who are re.
ally most in need of such an article. Ma
chimes will DO delivered at any Railroad
Station in thi, county, free o tronsportati On
charges, If ordered through the Compauy'-
Branch House ut so North Fourth street,
81 L0ui., No. They send an elegant clta.
losu, and chrome circdlar, freq on applica.
ton. lhi- Company waits Il few more
good agents
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have rolcased tie pleasant little hall oc-
cupicd by them since the organization OF
the body. and will hold their meetings IN
it during the following year.
MIR. Marion &. Wright manager ofthc
Paradise coal mines, wa. in the city on
bushes. yesterday.
Over one hundred ladies aud gentle
men took breakfast at the ST. Charlie,
hotel Yesterday morning, aud Jcwctt
Wilcox SAVE he can accommodate twice
that number if hcis called upon to do So
The dance given by The Odd-Fcllow.
of .Iouc,boro on the night of the 18th.
was grand success. About fifty couple
of that burg's youth and beauty were
present. aud had Il merry tinc.
Joe ROBBERS. of the Southern illinois,
.a, was one of the cOn.piciou- gentlemen
at the odd Fellows bah at Joncsboro on
Monday night. Joseph wa. one Of the
heavy men of tn occasion.
The street. of thi- city. with II few
rcpair., could be- made very good. and
now that the new administration Is about
to take charge OF the machine. We sup
pose all the wants OF uc people will bc
at once attended to.
The Paducahitc- are still anxious to
try their mettle in spelling match with
the people OF hi, city why don't some
one give the matter q start. Cairo has
enough good -pcllcr. to fairly make her
ncighbor- ashamed of themselves IN a
contest Of this kind.
The number Of dog, ia the city i
enough to a. oni.h any san" man. The
ncgroc, who live in the barracks own
dwell, IN that portion Of tho city who
cannot muster two is considered poor
indeed.
There i pressure being brought to
bear upon the Liberal Religious Associa-
| ton, by many OF those who have attend.
cd the ,ociahlo. given 10y that orgGnlla-
ton, to Civ, another OF their very pleas
ant dcmOn-tratiou.,b but whether the menu
Der. Of that body will comply with III" rc-
quest we have not been informed.
"A number Of ladies and gentlemen Of
Cairo were IN attendance at the Odd Eel
lows ball q, .JOnc-boro on Monday even
ing, anl, We dare ,ly, were highly enter
tanned by the attraction for more than
one of the rising generation Of Thu city,
and they viii embrace every opportunity
that is offered 10 yi-it that place.
We are told by one Of tie principal
clothicr- Of this city. that navy blue ilan-
mel -uit- will be- worn toa large extent
by young gentlemen this summer, owing
to the scarcity Of money. H. says that
the cloth makes up very nicely, and can
be purchased at very reasonable figure.
\ complete outfit can be bought tor
thirty dollars. cut and made in the most
approved style.
When the steamer Arlington va. at
Diamond Island the other night, q large
and beautiful loon flew agains, one Of her
smoke stacks, stunning itself 50 badly
that II tell ON deck and was captured. It
j. rare bird, covered with beautiful
black ,peck., and weighs a ton. more or
les, aud like some Of our steamboats,, ha,
| 1t, paddle wheels well ait. Il wa, tho in
/ tentiOn Of the officers OF the Arlington I,
I present the bird 10 Mr.. PhH Howard. m,
. great naturalist, FOR prc.crya,lon.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-29

DIR. Seth Arnold's Cough killer-tho
great eradieator for AL lung Diseases ST..
perior remedy to all other medicines yet
discovered, in severe cases. It's sure.
quick, and perfectly safe remedy TOR
coughs, colds, sore throat, whooping cough
;roup, and all diseases OF the throat and
lungs. Retail price, Is and 30 cents and : e..
Any bottle that does not give relief may be
returned, and the money will be refunded.
DR.. Seth Arnold's DiarrhTa Balsam, - aud
5h.cents. Remember II IL warranted. Ar.
nold's Bill ious Mandrake Pills, operating
wi.aout sickness and pain. Compounded
by DR.. Seth Arnold's Medical CORPORATE m,
Woonsocket, II, I. Gold By Paul G.. Schulz,
druggist, Cairo, III. 5).4 .25.3n.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Joe Roncker is now in full control OF
the Washington bakery, and having learn.
ed the wants Of the public, is prepared to
supply on call all demands for French Loaf
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in first
class bakery. lie maintains full stock Of
coniectioneries, and can, as well ~ any
other dealer in the city, ill all orders in
that line, Cakes baked. frosted or orna.
montcd on short notice. Specia lattention
given TO the orders of wedding or picnic
parties. q l2.tf
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Personal.

Mis-c- Annie aud Bette Elliot. Of
this city, are spending few week, with
friends and relatives in Joncsboro.
County Clerk Nocum, who for .ey-
eral weeks past has been confined to the
house from sickness, il again able To be-
out in the discharge Of vi, official duties
Capt. W. +. Halliday, who ha- been
absent from the city for the past two
week, on trip 10 'hs Eastern cities, j.
again ~ home.
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Mr.. Juo. L. Grcg-on, a gentleman OF
very extensive travelling experience, will
give a lecture on incidents 81 travel anil
experience. in Liberal Religious Hall on
Sunday evening, May "a, ls7j. Mr..
Oregon i q papi>t, and the Liberal Re
ligious Society desire To show their faith
by their works, and 50 open their hall to
respectable speakers Of all crced-. All
are invited to come and hear thi- interest
ing lecture
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Notice of Removal.

The wellkno~n barber shop, corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided ov,r 10y
he popular artist, George steinhouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial, 10
he Grand Central Hotel. The new shor is
arge and commodiou., and those wishing
tor anything artistic IN the way Of fashion.
ABLE hair cutting, smooth shaye-, etc, will
10 well 10 eall at the Grand Central Barber
,bop. 1l3.l3.u.
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Spelling Match

The second spelling match of the schol-
airs Of the High school took place in the
High school building on Tuesday night,
and va. well attended by the pupils, VIII q
manifest much interest in the matches.
\ large number Of the scholar, took part
in the trial. and the contest WA warm
aud long, Mi,,c- I.uclla Frazier aud
Claa Dietrich proving the yictor-.
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Administrators Notice.

LNsTATE of Zachariah Mcdaniel, a.cess.d
IL The undersigned having been aupoin,sa
Administrator Of the estate Of ZacharIsh Nc
Daniel late Of the County Of Alexander and State
oflllinOi,. deceased, hereby gives notice that he
viii appear before the county court OF Alexan-
der County, at the court house la Cairo At the
June term, on the 3rd Monday In June next ~
which time all persons having claims against
said estate afe notified and requested 10 attend
for the purpose Of having the sane adjnsted Al
person, indebted to said estate are requested 20
make immediate payment to the undersigned
Dated this ed day of April, A. D., Is7j
u. II. & HARGIS, Adfninisuator.
l-E1.wlt
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Chancery Notice.

WILLIAM p. John Us administrator OF the
w estate Of Samuel ". John deceased I;
Mary An John, Maria Williams, Charles Will
ltams, Laura John and William 5. John, de-
PENDANTS, are notified that on the nth day Of
March LIS, Joseph l.. Roberts, complainant
FLED his bill in ohsnnsry in the Alexander eOun-
~ circuit court. In the state of Illinois, for
foreclosure, wherein you are the defendants,
and that sail suit IL now pending IN SAIL court
that a summons was thereupon issued out al
said court, against you, retirnanls on the third
Monday in May, 1878, TO ~ term Of siii cour'
then n 10 holden at the court- hou5e, In Cairo
in snid Alexander csunty
Dated, April 9TH, 30. e,.,
REUBEN : loCUM, Clerk.
samuel l. Wheeler, solicitor Tor Complain
an, ll-tT-dst
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pinuo and Organ Timing,

Mr.. VI. Kuhne desires u- to LAY that he is
rrldy to receive orders for Piano and or
gan tuning. and repairing musical instru-
monts. Orders may be lott at the corner Of
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, or +. o.
BOX G6G, and will receive prompt attention.
sq.2.lG9m
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Notice 10 Holders OF Interest Rearing
CITY Orders,

Public notice j, hereby given. that /
am prepared to redeem interest bearing
City Orders Nos. 22O, 22l, 223, 22j. 220.
227. 22s, 2lg. go, 23l, 233, 23i. 23j. 23G.
237, 23,, 239, 24O, 2il, 242, 2i3, ~ and
20 in cash, principal and interest, on
presentation. and the interest on all Of
tbs above orders not presented within
ten 40 days from date will cease.
Il. +. BLAKE, City Treasurer.
CuHo, Ill, April >. 1870. i-gg-3t