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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-23
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LONDON, oct. ia collision occur
red to-day off Flushing, between the
steamers Switzerland from New York.
aud Greece from Liverpool. The lat
ter sank. The Switzerland has two holes
in her bow above the water line She
is otherwise uninjused.
PLYMOUTH, Eng. Oct. 2o-Orders
have been received ct Davenport dock
yards to complete repairs Oh the four
,urret steamships Cyelops. Hydra. Cor
gon and Hecatc, each carrying four
guns. and the iron clad steamer Agin-
cosrt, carrying twenty eight guns.
Three composite gun vesSelsar building
here. and two ships in private yards are
being prepared for tho commission.
LivvRrooL. Oct. 20.-Wheat steady,
spring 9s 6d(dlos lod southern winter,
los Id western do IS Oh Corn pa
N. Receipts of wheat Ter the pas.
three days 1900 quarters. American
5000.
80 r. Brcadstufs are firm i.
Corn 26s 6d(d Us for new mixed west :
ern. Flour 23s 6d(aa5s Gi for western.
Wheat los 6d(dlos 81 for average Cal
ifornia white; los adldlis for club /;
9s 4dGslos for red western; spring 9s
ai(slls 81.
LONDON. Oct. 2o.-Silver 81 li-l6
NEw YORK, Oct. l9.-Rev. John l..
Durbin. aged IS, who died here yester-
day, was formerly president # Diekin-
son College a, Carlisle. Pc. and WAS
the father Of Mrs. Fletcher Harper.
LONDON. Oct. eo.-The British Cabi
net, a; its meeting yesterday. decided
upon the policy of ahsenting for the
present. a; least, and in this policy they
have the support Of the press aud the
people. This removes from the eonsid-
Grafton the chances Of the peace Of Eu-
rope one Of the elements which in We'd
nesiay's panic was certainly reckoned
upon 10 dissurhs the peace in case the
Russians crossed the Danube. There
Is nothing in this mornings news 20 re-
lieve the uncertainty Of her intentions
London lcarnsls seem inclined 20 ahan-
don oil hope Of the preservation OF
peace between Russia and Turkey. A
Berlin newspap~r, on the contrary. e1-
presses the opinion that al The powers
Of Earcpe. including England. are
equally interested in the consequenecs
o: the failure Il their Joint efforts at
Cons;su,inople. ADD thu, il Is anja., TO
snspes: Russia OF following the dictates
Of her interest.
French papers agree that France will
do her bess TO maintain peses, bot viii
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NEW York. Oct. ao.-Dr Julius
Theohand. If East Thirteenth street,
Was wounded by the explosion Of =
cartridge. aud died las; night lie WAS
ramming . charge into = cartridge when
the explosion occurred. and = large
piece Of the cartridge was driven into
bis body aud lodged between the heart
and the left lung. DR.. TheohAni Was
preparing to s. on shooting excursion
when the fatal accident hAppened. He
WAS - years old, and MAS well known
A. al author and lecturer.
NEW YORK. ocs. so.-The Hsrall
this morning announces itself . three
cen, paper. Other journals ma., fol-
low. it 10 thought
GLxx Locx. Pa. Oss. so.-Ae,ut $50
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o'cI1ck hi. morning the wife Of e J.
Baker. colored. residing here. was run
ming along he road in . frantic man
Der; when she reached the station she
Informed a gentleman tina, she bad jus.
xiIlvd her four children. and then re-
.uaaed Der wandsrings The gentleman
rode 10 The houss and rot finding her
husband. huuted bin up. The tao Gu
tered .ke house aud found three chill
drsn. respeetivelytwo,fo four AID SIX years
in an almost lifeless condition. their
heads beaten ~ jelly with club.
The baby. agei tso months. wss coy
cred Up with feather bed the inten-
ton Of the mother being to smother It.
The children cannot possibly survive.
People have gone ia search Of the IN
fortunate woman who il undou btedly
insane.
NV YORK, oct 20 seligmau *
Co. syndicate bankers, ay that their
special private advice, from Europe
repre.eu, war as almost certain be-
tween Russis and Turkey. Il is not be
lieved tina. the conflict can lie Nv ,ided.
The dispatch from Bucharest, however.
reporting the marching Of large Rus
sian army 10 Belgrade, is not confirmed
A disps.ch from London states that
q rumor that . six weeks armistiee had
bean accepted is reported on the stock
Exchange
The steamship Russis, which arrived
from Earope 10 day. has on board $3.50,
600 gold com. making = total thus far
received Of 81 $4,000 ,bi. week. Of
which 900. 600 has already gone into the
sub.treasury.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 2O-The Time.
says that the threatening aspect Of the
Eastern question has excited much in
.erest here for two days. but has caused
no intense excitement as in cities where
commercial affairs are more dependent
on peace or war The Treasury officers
have sn1iously watched the news and
carefully scanned the prospects They
ask two questions "will there he war
and ii there should, how will it affect
the sale Of our AZ per cent. bonds
abroad ?" The opinion as to the first
question seems 10 be that there will be
no general war The Treasury depart
mcnt 10 grateful at tho fact that the -
per cents have maintained their high
est quotations in London in spite Of the
general unsettling Of values in Europe
in securities There is hope that this
condition will continue through Abe
European war. In that case only one
course Of interruption in the refunding
Of our bonds can be discovered; if there
il war some OF the powers must raise
money by bonds. This is notably true
Of Russia II might happen that to
dispose of the bonds. Russia might
make such attractive Inducements that
capital would be diverted in that di-
rection. IL might seem better 10 the
wealthy money lenders TO buy Russian
bonds at al to 81 or even 90 cents than
American bonds At par, thus the charac-
ter If American securities might re-
main unimpaired aud yet subscriptions
stop because of the absorption 81 cap
ital for a time in lower priced bonds Of
other countries.
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TEACHER WANTED.

Az experienced Teacher. qualified % lnstrac; Ia
ali The higher bgAaehss. car obtain sitna,ion
for ssr Esonths a. Teacher Of school District No
:, 81 kszt0r. By applying 20 the Directors. Sal
AT So Ter E41EtA. Lady preferred
q. W. TTBbETTs, Clerk
E<rt1c, y. 7. OCT. isiA, Issf. oIs-iGs
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VENTURA has the honor Of owing II
large fine schooner, II carry 20o, 900 feet
of lumber. She has been constructed
At the Sourd for Messrs Daily Il
Rodgers. OF Ventura. aud will run he
tween that port and the lurnber mills in
California and Washington Territory --
Pacific Iiye.
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Proposal For Bids.

Notice is hereby given that by direction of the
Common Council 81 the City Of Seattle, W T.
sailed bids will be received BY the undersigned
mp Ia and on the let day Of November 1879 for
furnishing all lumber required by the City for
hnildinS sidevaiss. repairing streets etc said
lume<r Ia be delivered on one Of the wharves
The bids 10 he on . currency basis. Said bids arr
IL he opened oy the Common Council, with the
privilege of rejecting any or Gil Of them
seattle. ". r. Oct. lssh is.s.
osoiv M. 4. INNAS, City Clerk
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

There viii be meeting OF the Stockholders OF
the Seattle and Walla wallis Railroad and Trsns.
portation Company. ~ tho Office Of the Company
on FRIDAY. the 9Th inst att Pm Sharp
FULL ATTENDANCE Il REQUESTED, - bust.
ness Of importance will come before he meeting
BY order OF the President
ROSWELL SCOTT, Secretary.
Seattle. Oct. II. is56. oa3id
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Nort2a &c sale

whereas, Emily toimes Of the City Of { fro
county of AleNa der, ana state OF Illinois bv
her certain mortgage deeit duly executed az .
Snovlc'!ged Ind delIy.rei, bearing date the
seventh dny Of october :. d.. lN-a, aud lr-
Cnr'ied In the recorder office of said county Of
Alexander, in volume (boOk) II. - un page -
did convey unto the undeis ikned his h,ll, aud
assign no morts tgee, the iul owing described
prnpe ". situate In the City of taIto, county
Of \ eNander. grd stole of limos, town.:
Lot Numbered went! five to in block nun
ber.i hity-one on, ,a the lty ot afro tr't-
said whlch said mortgage Wa maze 80 svcjt, lie
pay mrnt Of one certain lruIntsrojN NJ ~ ur
sail Lmiiy Holmes helrtup eve date e. / h said
mortgage, for The sum ~ five huu,nc,l dslla
payable in two years AT + Dat t. IN, rr pr
al tho undersigned, with iute'tst a. the rte Of
ten per cent, pei annum, until paid Nnj
Whereas default has been made in the pay
ment OF said note and interest. SuN therefore
pub ic notice Is hereby gwen that ON tn SIN
day of November y ID. IS.5, at lrven O'Clock
M NJ the west door OF the court hou-.., in the
city OF Cairo, county Of lex inler
AMI State II Illinois shall sell al
public sale to h. highest bidder for
cash, the said mortgaged PREMISES nd all
henrht of equity redemption Of the said
Emily 'olnt>. her heirs, cuturs dminis-
traitors, or IL igus therein. pursa I t. the puv-
era and lroyi-Iuiia in the ,ald nnrtgYge con-
tanned REHt III IUEsl CHAM
CAIRO, Ill Oct. pad, l>i6 Mortgage
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For sixteen long. weary years, years
Of ruin and terror, the Republican party
has ruled the nation hat now. under the
care OF Uncle Sammy Tilden. the De-
mocracy has conquered, and orr country
Is free again from hands Of the spoier,
ard every truly loyal heart beats with
JOY. And now let the people OF the land
rise up and by such a celebration as has
never before been known in the history
of the world, give expression To their
pent up feelings. And may i, not be said
that Cairo has tailed to show her appre-
citation OF the glorious victory. Let
H. appoint time. and BY grand illumi-
nation. torch-llght procession and gem
eral hurrah. do honor to the great
achievement.
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Party T0.MOrrOW Night.

us there a man with soul so. dead
who never 10 himself hath said" I'll
get partner and go to the first party OF
the season at the ST. Charles tomorrow
night: Certainly not. All the young
men and pretty young girls of the city
VIII be there, and the occasion will be
one OF much enjoyment. The hall will
be brilliantly lighted, and made urusu-
ally pleasant for the occasion. Then
there will br Harry O'Brien, with his ur-
equallcd string band, and such another
time is promised those who attend a, has
never been seen in Cairo. Remember
dancing VIII commence at half past eli Oh.
O'Clock. prompt. and everybody should
be on hand at an early hour.
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TO Jl0oOr Retailers,

| hereby notify the saloon-keepers OF
the city, and all other persons. TO not
sell or give to my wife. Mrs Granisnn
Hill. any malt spirions. or other intoxi-
eating liquor. If this notice is dsre.
garded. | will prosecute the person CIV
ing or selling liquor to this woman to
the extent OF the law.
GRANDSON HILL.
Cairo. H.. Nov. z. 1876. 81
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-09

Ii Ia with no slight degree of pleasure
that we announce the reelection Of W.
G. Mulkey to the Office of state attorney
for This county. The fact that Mr.. Null
keys claims To the Office were under
stood and appreciated by the voters Of
Alexander county, is attested by his re-.
election over both Of his competitors.
Mr.. Mu'key has made good officer.
faithful and efficient in the discharge of
his duties, and it must be Il sense OF graf.
iflcation 10 him to know that his consiit-
uents 80 perfectly understand this fact
Mr. Mulkey's majority In the county
was -.
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MOrtsRgpeis sale.

WHEsgAa, Maria Roberts. of n. COUNTY Of
Alexander and >tate of iiliuuE, by h,r ,eitaiu
trust deed. or Gale mortgage, duly executed nc
kuoWiedged and u.liyriru, bearing untc the 18TH
day of August i. ID eit, and recorded IN the
Recorders office Of Alexander county in the
state of illinois in book II sale mon tlrtgcs ~
page 81 d.u convey unto t'r-,nds uroei,lly a.
trustee, all the following described premises,
situated IN The county OF Alexander ami state III
Ilii,o 10 wit Tue southwest friCl. ohal part
of section twenty-five %, township seventeen
~ range TWO (-) west also the southeast irac-
iiuna pit of section twenty-riN (!'l, in town
ship seventeen 90 IN range Two (2) vest, To So
cure the payment Ofa promiss"Ty note for the
sum of one hundred ahd siAty-eiSht dOllar-, eA-
ecuted by the said Maria Roberts and payable 20
the order of the said Orremas Gre.Hley and
whereas, II Is provided in and by -aid tust
deed, that III case of default In the payment Of
the said promi-sory note, or any part thereof.
according t. the tenor and eject of said note
then, on application Of the legal holder uf said
note. IL should and might be lawful for IN I'm
dersiS ed Drsemas Gree nley Ia sell aLd DISPOSE
q the Said premises and all the risht title. ben
eft, and equt Of redemption Of said Maria
Roberts. or her heirs and asst En- therein AT pub
lie auction at the west door of the court house,
in the city Of Cairo, in the county OF AleNanic,
ana state OF Illinois, for the highest and b st
price the same will bring in cash sf,er having
advertised such sale thirty day in any newspa-
per at that time published in the sald city of
Cairo and To make execute, and deliver 10 the
purchaser or purchasers at such sale. coed AMI
sufficient deed or deeds uf conveyance for the
premises sold. and out OF The proceeds of such
sale to pay all costs and expense, incurred in nd
vertising and selling said premises. including
attorneys fees also the principal and interest
on said note; and whereas, default has been
ma in the payment of ia. said note, principal
and interest; now. therefore, public notice l.
hereby gtycr. that in y Y uance of said sale
mortgage, AMI by virtue OF nc power aud au-
thOrity to me- granted in ard by the same, and
10y virtue of the statute of the state, the under
signed will on Friday. the l7th day of Nov 4.
ID 1876 ut O'Clock, p M, at west door otthe
court house in the city of Cairo, sell and dispose
oi the premises above and in said trust mort
gage deed described, and all therlcht, little, ben
edt AMI equity of redemption OF the said Maria
Roberts. her heirs or ass gus therein, ~ public
suction, for the highest and beat price the same
will bring in cash.
ORsEMAS GREENLEY MORTGAGE.
LlNEGAR 4 LANsDEN. AIRY Tor Mortgage
OCT. Il, 1915 sod
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Estate Of Peter Dowd deceased.
The uDde signed having en- appointed adj
mini-tritrlS of the estate of Peter i,Owd late oi
the county Of Alexander and State Of Illinois.
deceased hereby gives notice that Eli. will up
pear before the county court of Alexander
county, AT the court house in Cairo at the De-
cember Term, on the third Monday in december
next, at which time all person. having claims
against said estate are Oifed and requested
20 attend for the purpose of having the same ad-
iustcd All persons indebted TO said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to tie
Undersigned
Dated this lst day Of November. 4. ID. le7a.
ll-2-f~ MRS. BRIDGET DOWD, Admir-
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Election Returns.

The telegraph Office was besieged with
people yesterday eager to ascertain the
latest news concerning the election in
the doubtful or uncertain states. Tue
reception OF the news of the victory OF
the democracy in Louisiana and Florida.
created a sea of excitement among Dem
ocra's, and had the opposite effect on the
few truly loyal who had the courage to
stay and see the affair out.
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The 81. Charley,

Mr.. Jewett Wilcox left this city on
Tuesday night tor ST. Louis, where he
will remain few days previous to TAX
ing his departure from Cairo for good.
Mr.. Wilcox and family will leave our
city on Sunday tor Chicago, where he
WIN assume the responsibilities of the
general manager of the fremont House.
The ". Charles Is now and has been un-
der the control Of Mr.. f.. Il. Egnew of
Cincinnati. Mr.. Egnew was formerly
the general manager Of the American
Sewing Machine company, with head
quarters at Cincinnati. He is clever.
genial gentleman, with fine business
qualifications: and 1t is predicted that Ia
will conduct the 81. Charles in Upton
style. Mr. Dean, who has served in the
capacity Of clerk so efficiently for the last
several years, still remains In the office.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-09

Beneath the rule Of men supremacy
great" says Bulwer, "lhe pen is mlghter
than the sword" The pen Is u mighty
ell CINE OF sood orevil, according IA the
hand that guides II is beat. II that hand
ia purified and spotless giving evidence
OF a clearly mind, then il is clear that B.
T. Rabbits best soap IL doing some
thing In literature. Would II did more.
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GOtug A way.

At the meeting Of the city council last
night. Alderman Wilcox stated 10 the
council that he was abou, to remove
from the city permanently, and as a con
sequence would not attend any future
meetings Of the council. We presume
Mr.. w. will formally resign his seat in
the council before his departure for Chi
cago, where he goes to take charge ct
one Of the leading hotels Of that city.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-09

New Hams,
b. Bacon,
Cranberries,
New b. W. Flour,
Seli-rsing Duck wheat,
Lard in buckets,
New Cheese.
Navy Beans,
Pickles,
Hominy and Gritz,
Sweet Cider,
Holland Herring,
Full line OF staple and Fancy Greer.
les.
Canned Goods. ETC..
Which We offer 10 the trade at bottom
figures. New YORK STORE.
move lot
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Administrator Notice.


Estate of John Brown. deceased.
The Undersigned having been Hppoiui ted AL
ininistrator Of the estate If John rrJwn. late OF
the county OF Alexander and state Of Illinois
uscas"i hereby gives notice that he will au-
pear before the county court of Alexander
county, at the court house in Cairo, at HE De
ceuOer term, on the thirG Monday in Decem-
Der next, at which time all persons hay ng claims
agalh st said estate are notified aud requested 10
attend for n. purpose of having the same al =
justed. All pri-o,s indebted 10 sand c-iaie are
requested 10 make imm,d iate pay ment 10 the un-
dcrs ignei
Dated this 2sth dsy of October, A. ID. 1876.
aILLIAM WEBER, Admir-.
November g l--6 w-tUs
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-09

For smooth shave. 4 neat and fash.
ionable hair cut or refreshing champoo.
go To I'd. Braxton. at The planters barber
parlor. The best Of periumeries and
hair tones always kept on hand. The
bath room connected with this establish
ment is the only onein the city, and Is
always kept In the neatest order, ready
for the convenience o! customers. Il
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fORLEASE OR SALE.
Lands, In tracts TO suit, near Cairo.
N,S-le
Rielnrr Framing.

We have this day sold to Mr.. l.. G
Ford the entire lot Of moulding tools
etc Of the picture framing department
OF the Bulletin. All orders tor frames
etc. should be sent 10 him or leir ~
this Office. We bcspeak tor HIM the lib
crafty OF patronage that has been be-
slowed upon US. Ills assortment OF
moulding is complete, prices beyond
competition aud he guarantees sa,isfac-
ton in all cases.
Cairo. Oct. 10, 1875.
II CAIRO BCLLEIIN Co.
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Illegal Voters.

1t is claimed by men who are well
posted, that ut least one hundred Illegal
votes. a great majority OF which were
colored. were cast in Cairo or ruesdav.
But notwithstanding this. Cairo did
nobly for Uncle Sammy. His majority
was -. making q Democratic gain in the
city of over 200. Uncle Sammy Tlldtn Is
the only man in the universe who could
have defeated the Republican party.
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Personal.

John NJ. Gillian. ~. Louis. Henry S.
Brehan. Mansfield, Ohio. John NJ. Hee-
ley, Champaign Joseph Male, Memphis;
l.. ID. jerks, Cincinnati; J. j. Walker,
Lawrencebarg, Ky; 5. Simons, Phia.
delphia W. y. Goodrich, Chicago. were
among the arrivals at the -. Charles
yesterday.
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For sale at AucttOu-yaiuabi Resi-
deUcs Property.

"VuCS GEoP"fty
The property known as the Mckenzie
residence. situated on lots 80 and "a, ana
Is and Is. block So, in the city of Cairo,
fronting 50 feet on Filth street and 80 feet
on sixth street. now occupied by ID. l.,
DAVIS, will be sold at public auction on
Saturday, November 18th, 1876. at ten
O'Clock an, on the premises. This ia
one OF the most desirable residences in
the eity-commodious, In good repair
supplied with gas, and title persccI.
This property may be purchased a,
private sale prior to 18th inst. by appli.
cation TO Samuel +. " heeier, where ab
stract OF title may be seen. Terms OF
sale-Sl.50o, cash in hand; balance ON one
years time with six per cent interest
Deferred payment secured by deed O
trust on premises.
WINTER 4 STEWART,
1l-Shtd 4 uctioreers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-09

LYONS kATHAIROS makes beautiful,
glossy, lnxuriant hair: prevents lis tall
ing out or turning gray. IL has stood
the test of 10 years. Is charmiugly per-
tuned and has no rival.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-09

Mrs. Daniel Lampert will continue the
barber business of her late husband. At
the OH stand Oh Eighth street between
Washington and Commercial. The ,hop
will BE- under the supervision of John
Lsmpert who is = first-class barber and
invites old and new customers TO give
him a call II.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-09
ITALIA Sa,oou Grand free Lunch

Jaeckel. proprietor OF the popular
Thalia saloon, corner OF Twelfth street
and Washington avenue, excels al
others in his line Of business in his free
lunches. Every morning a, ten O'Clock.
Mr.. Jacket spreads lunch which would
do honor 10 any saloon in the land. His
friends should make note of this and
give him call. 20-dlm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-09
Largest Sale Yet
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Al AUCTION.
Thursday, November 9Th. 1876, No. III.
Commercial Avenuc. 10
clock, a. M,
Consisting OF Bedroom, Dinnlng-room,
St,ing.roOm and Kitchen furniture of
every description, both ornamental and
useful Cooking and Heating Stoves.
Carpets, Clocks, and in iac( every thing
pertaining to housekeeping.
WINTER & STEWART.
81 AucIioneers.
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CITY council.

There was the regular monthly meet
Ing OF the city council held 1T the coun.
Gil chamber last night. Six members
were present. In the absence OF the
mayor, Alderman r. w. Halliday pre-
sided. There was only routine business
transacted.
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Notice.

My wife, Mary Adams, having left my
bed and board, hereby give notice that
will not be- responsible for any debt she
may contract In my name.
PETER ADAMS.
Cairo. Nov. 6, 1875. 81
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-09

HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
and restores the complexion removes
frecSles, tan aud sallowness ! makes the
skin soft, white and delicate. Its sppli.
cation cannot be detected.
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l. s..ovxe Ateinhouse.

on Eighth street, two doors from Alex
ander County Bank, is the place to get q
iashionabl. hair cut or smooth shave
or anything else In the barber line. La
dies and childr.n- hair cut or dressed.
either at the shop or their homes
b-2s-tG