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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-15


-
ByesNpocket'ppok spog&a faF'tF
silver ing. - ~
Floriah orangessre skinI1s
and swest this yeaf my
Preaching iSa Tafesa2n hdlse-
swapping is e trade.
Sweets te-the sweet, and round
kseneesF5orfa z RaopleI ,s~r+aY ID i
Nashx..s.l ectEres. ! lookedluaan
as Loekjaw afiictions.
4SAfHe dids fashfoned seff6ofnhsters
ffaurht home -rulelwith hard rulera-~
Meagqsdetlya smoking their -psnes
Eesas hstaistaala eigsr4inakerstrikes.
Pound parties. where the people
get Popalaf in some
places" .d9is 1oei rot sasiat
It has been eaidAhat tight laeing
wsafsts lime, hi that Ease II hurrts
up eternity.
Co9nnfectiohess kisses are good
enough in their way, but they afsssnet
THE real ding NJ
e'Bob.. Ingersoll writes that he gas
born in Dresden, Yates county, y.
", Aug. II, lG33,,sd ,bs,a;41
Two men in Rochester are to
laum for the championships of Aneri
lea. rAateyer that is. A.
ex.ha,c ..oas !. ;.sus ~
Ki,lipo. of Henrs Homes Once More ,,
lTbassa car;o,Ts name for . caf
.ka.n.
..luou.sS a,;,.w1oy.a anoot o.,,o b,,
no ;,ta.,as ,~1-ia4t,re hi the same
tIn7ua u.
In "a Il Tho ,aa6bb 81 liars rho widow
,tof t,,a : pi,strio,s astro,omar s;o6
=. 90 % Il 80 as,t
ny U.d ~ Iii
oo,ld no4 III ho,s e.
d e. m,
I'm ,t;atiaa 80 s l. ;
Ia9H
80 - ,,;,h H. IL
9E.Caa .n.uai III -,
"a - : 80 IL,
snonk coarn e.
-.
liza young iio'hel' eApi'ahihg cR'is
tening to her five-year1old boy, iolC
/ him that whenhe was christened b
! wouldbe oaesof God's little lambs
j sand wilhL lave hinti legs and bar
eagerly aakedgtfe boy. "a
The difference between the preach
/, Ter, the builder and the architect of
: ichurch is simply this One is rector
the other erector, and the third til
director. 81 | A.
3 The railroad depot at Knob New
> Crawford county. was burned abau
Height O'Clock on Sunday night. jas
Rnnhihg; who was living in iii
Z Edepot, was burned 10 death.
2 t turns out that only threee cor
= ~victs are missing at the Monsters
mines. Altogether there wefe %
prisoners at work in the mines M tb
II time of the mutiny. The Missing a.
al soiored men.
The tobacco barn OF Aaron BeekeI
{ helner, two miles east OF Hdntsvifls
u was recently burned with his entir
crop of tobacco, about 1000 pounds
~ Is suppose 70 aeSe peeh Inc "of
o. an l~hcen'iaf
AZ. hucAes' Vi 'els[soh county
: vas IN d. LOUIS, 10 sen hogs "a ie'
ways sF'ce anu louho seven lis'o {
q ms sheep nat he supposed were
le pasture at nome among a lot that Ia
i J"st oeeh SOFA by a couple OF yoni
1pfh' Is = description o. u
NO, aud Fail, nnr+oi.s ln l,nu-g nh
arInfh ana leeis CERTAIN he KNOWS WI
Co. lhhfe paftes are.
ia On Thrsday night last the lare
fieur1ng-millon the Merameo, 0~ne
o. - r'e e''" "'l'S AL" 9i'feniSi
y ''o " % :
w !"
~" 't'se 'os' 0ie he'S
c. oornooo OIL si''oo'' ana was insure
v io' "0'ooo' 1t Is selerally oene'
tg nave peen '"e "oFh oi I'LL lheg
many
an JOB was undoubtedly the champs
natfapf man an1 CLEARLY "a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-15

: 4.fhg- ffouse-o of Dafhty,s Lord
kgttoa'ssPosthrmeus play, is being
Ictedin London. Darnly belonged
b the silk Stockings.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-15

Mr.. John Welsh, the hewly appoint.
ctlMinister TO England, has been
accused of owning an interest in
a sugar plantation, and a large num-
Der Of slaves in the Island of Cuba.
His well known that he has been
largely engaged in the sugar business
Tor years. Referring to the above
Simon Cameron says: Welsh would
make a sweet-scented Minister to
Englanli y I.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-15

Conkling's own district in New York
went 1000 Democratic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-15

Brigham Young left over a ton. OF
widow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-15

Francis Marion Hicks is ga fraud.
We do not know him, and have never
heard of him before. No person is
authorized 10 present q card with ihts
name on it as in any way connected
with this paper, and il anyone shonid
do so 1T is prinia facie proof that he
Is an imposter. Let no such man be
trusted.-St. Louis Republican
Some of the citizens or Mexico
have reason TO remember f. ~.
Hicks. How Is IT VI. r: 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-15

Theodore Tilton, it is said, has
visited his wife. Actually gone in
the house and remained there a long
time. The brute! Take i'm out!
Take I'm out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-15

The only remaining election to oc-
cur this year takes place in Georgia
on the 9TH Of December, when the
proposed new constitution is to be
voted upon, and the question Of re-
moving the capital from Atlanta to
Aliiledgeyille. A Legislature is also
10 be elected, which derives impor-
lance from the fact that it will elect a
successor to General Gordon in the
United States Senate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-15
sHERIFF'S SALE or Co.,
I T.ANIAC |@1t54g

sHERIFF's SALE OF sctrer
LANDS.
By virtue ard authorit,.
der OF sale iseaed from H. = ~ of.
the clerk Of the county can. olice ~
drain county, Missouri. 10, q Al.
the January term Of the circt' d9ole al
1873, and TO me directed Jeit court
led upon the following desc aase lei.
estate, mentioned in said 'ea zeal
wit: ofde rtes
Al of section sixteen uR,
ship fitty-two (52,) ranoa ~ TOM.
west, in~Aadrain county IMgten "a
and will. Gu Siissouri:
Wednesday, Jan. 80. la.o
bctweenth hours of nina
the forenoon and five o,clocte ioek ii
afternoon of that day. ar "a tie
front door of the court hone ne east
elty OF Mexico, county of An ! lls
aforesaid, offer the same for adfaia
bidder. highest
TERMS OF SALE.
"A credit of IL months viii ho
the purchaser 10 give bond VITA,
proved personal security aud v;.keP.
terest at the rate of 1Oper esnt .hl ~
annum, from day of said sale PEI
Ill. GLASC0CK. Shar;e
A1-tos Of Audrain comm,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-15
AN IaiPOSTOR.

'.VEIsA, Fayette Co., ILL.,, Nov. 6.
ttEDIToR REPUBLICAN,: Please find
ilciosed card of q man representing
himself as agent for your paper. He
was at u county fair, September 22
and 23. / subscribed for the st.
Loais Republican and paid for
sasaa- lie was also to give notice OF
in. stock at the fair. ! have TO this
date received no paper. Is Hicks an
impostor? He said he had been con-
nected with the Republican for eight
years. Yours, &c.
j. C. PEAK"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-15

WHERE TO WRITE.-Hon A.aH.
Bpekner's address-Metropolitan Ho-
tel, Washington, ID. G.
Hon, J. b. Clarke's address. 514
Thirteenth Street N. w., Washington
d. C.
Hon. ID. II. Armstrong; address,
National Hetel, Washington, d. G..
Hon. +. NJ. Cockrell's address,
National Hotel, Washington, ID. G..
The following is a list of the Grand
Jurors for this term of the Galloway
+. G. Nichols. Foreman.
*. NoodsOn............ss.. ......Clerk.
q. g.. BARLEY Sheriff.
j. A. Conner, . Hay billiard,
A. ID. Ford, w. L. Ficklin,
JAS. w. Coons, J. c. Reynolds,
G.. II. Baynham,r Cobb Bibb,
w. II. Clanton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-15
MISSIONS

Fifteen per cent. commission will
be paid to agents on subscriptions to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-15

SUBSCRIPTION PRIcr, So PER ANSuM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-15
bafcer yasslr eenetitutesa@tFre@5oats
NAL, expressions tQ,tLis eject, greet
us On svery side in pnr owa county,
nobie daseM.
h Dan't yp4 bother bout Audrain.
FheM e.iao mpsrs IN stand up for
ia anaAtlAt isyAhAt We propose 70 do.
ISvyr Whaye q new

CORRESPONDENT mroWu1gulrL-M-Uz.
What have yeu, aopes gsh L
Why dom yon trof him out again
Tie ought to be On yolr-sfaaf o Wen
as s~citizeLs', froh9 ahf MlEg, s446
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-15

:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-15

The site FOR the new zinc works at
Joplin has been laid off, and the
work OF erection will commence i'm
mediately, They will cost $4,000
when completed. To-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-01-27

FRIDAY, January 19.-The consular
and diplomatic appropriation bin was taken up and
passed after number of amendments reported by
committee had been agreed TO-. Consideration
was then resumed of Wallaces resolution in regard
to counting the electoral vote. Bogy took the floor
and in the course of his remarks was so loudly ap-
plauded by the occupants of the right side of the
gallery that the sergeantat-arms was ordered to
clear that portion of the gallery, which order he
Immediately executed. After a short debate by
Sherman, Bogy and Morton, the Senate adjourned.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-01-27

institutions. The bill was referred tn
the judiciary committee, where, after
being considered in the serious manner
which such subject warrants, it will
be again brought before the Assembly
(perhaps in few days. and again dis
cussed. Much of the so-far hidden
talent of the Wisconsin assemblymen
must be brought out when the great
principles of church and state taxation
are discussed.
The reform circles of Madison and
the state were stirred to their depths
when 1T became known the first of the
week that Governor Taylor had
800 to the State Treasurer, this sum
comprising items charged to have been
lrregularly retained by him. His
friends explain this conduct by point
Ing to his nice sense of honor in thus
sacrificing his pecuniary interests, rath-
er than have any strain rest upon nis
name. His enemies put it down as no
less cowardly move than to thus sure
ly dodge the penitentiary doors. Friend
and enemy will continue to eternity to
hold to these diverse opinions, and
Governor Taylor himself only could set
either party right. But the money is
paid IN, and resolution of inquiry to
the State Treasurer as to the exact
amount, introduced and laid over.
APPOINTMENTS.
Governor Ludington recommends the
following appointments on the State
Board of Health and Vital Societies ::
.. q. Seldom, III. P. Strong, D. T. Reeve.
James Bintliff, S. Marks, John Faville,
Z. s. Griffin, all to hold over until jan
uary 81, 1877; Board of Regents of Nor
NAL Schools, S. M. Hay, to hold over
until February l, 1879, and t. D.
Weeks, to hold until February l, 1879.
JITE
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-01-27
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS


MONDAY, January 15.-The Commit.
zee On huies reported an amendment to the third
aio % as 70 compel the attendance of absent Sen.
a'ors whenever a quorum is not present Ate,
some debate, the amendment was passad Viii, a..
understanding that it should again be considared
l ne ,lhe OF the special committee on gold and
SILVER ya'ues was extended from January Is to Feb
,,ans99., mlnoom took the floor and made a
npianation regarding article published
II tne Hasnlngton Union, to the effect that he
MeM GI rsa used his influence to retain william
NIL e. surveyor General of Washington Ter
malfeas ance In Office. Window moved that co,a
m'ee OF tnree De appointed tie investigate his case
put aIter debate, the Senate, by a unanimous
Vo'e, reJece'o the motion, In order to show its an
probation OF tie Senator from Minnesota and ~.
faislty OF the charge made against him. After an
executive session, the Senate adjourned. 90
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-01-27
Eminent Dead.

Among the eminent names embraced
In the neurological record of 1876, we
note of American public men Israel
Washburne, father of "the Washburne
family" Reverdy johnson, Henry A
Wise, Francis P. Blair, Michael G.
Kerr, Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives; and abroad, John Forster,
OF England; the Hungarian statesman,
Francis Deak; Count Antoine Apponyi,
Venetian; General Santa Anna. Mex
leo; M. Casimir Perier and Count de
Tocqueville, France. Of American
clergymen, thre are Horace Bushnell.
Orestes A. Browson, DR.. Sprague, Pres
ident Stearns of Amherst, ]. B. Condit
OF Auburn Theological Seminary. Bish-
op Johns, Bishop Cummins, Bishop
Jones and DIR. George Peck; and
abroad, Cardinals Anlonelli and Patrizi,
and georgia Dawson. In other walks
OF life we notice Sir Anthony Roths-
child, Sultan Abdul Aziz, Admiral
Strlngham, ex-President Roberts of Ii
IBERIA, Ferdinand Freligrath, German
poet; Alexander T. Stewart, Hannah
Cox, abolitionist; Lord Littleton. Mad
anne Dudevant, George Sand" DR..
Petermann, German Orientalist: Gen.
George A. Custer, ]. Selia Mart. Har-
tlneau, Gen. Braxton Bragg, Felician
David, composer; Charlotte Cushman,
and many others of scarcely less note.
1t will be seen that 1875 has gathered a
rich harvest of noted names in history
with which to mark by their demise its
record. -''
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-01-27
WASHINGTON.

The senate and house committees have agreed
upon tribunal, to count the ele ctoral votes, the
Judiciary branch of which is to consist of five
justices of the United States sup RENE court.
A RESOLUTION was adopted in the house of rep
resentativcs the 18th inst for the arrest of the
members of the Louisiana returning board and
their production before the bar of the house to an
swer for contempt.
REAR ADMIRAL JOSEPH SMITH, of the United
States Navy, died at Washington on the 17tn inst.
The treasury clerks detached to carry funds to
San Francisco an return reached Washington on
the 10th inst, with about 100000 of which 81
500 900 gold and the other half is mutated legal
tenders, fractional curren cy and National bank
notes and National bank gold notes. The paper
money viii be destroyed the legal tender and
fractional currency will be placed by oiher legal
tender and silver, and the National bank gold notes
placed on account of red uction of circulation OF
banks.
The United States prem court has decided
that land grant railroads are not compelled to
furnish free transportation to the government;
but only to give the of their tracks without
charge.
Hon. VIM. A. WHEELER occupied his seat in the
house on the 10th inst for the first time during the
present session. He also met with the committee
on appropriations. Ii erecelved mark ed attention
from his associates.
Wv. NICHOLLS, OF Louisiana, teIegraphS to
Washington that his supreme court will Tot NEEDLE
with the electoral vote. He says the matter must
be left with Congress.
HE House Committee on A preparations has
completed the legislative, executive, and ju-
dlclal appropriation BILL and VIII report it to the
House on Monday. 1t proyi des for a reduction of
abut ten per cent. in the saar es of nearly all the
civil officers throughout tn country, and also for
reducing the clerical force to about the numbers
proposed by the House last year.
PETITIONS from fourteen States, and bearing
nearly 200 signatures, have been received by the
National Woman's Suffrage Association, and viii
be presented to Congress, asking for sixteenth
amendment to the Const tuition of the United
States, prohibiting any State from DISTINGUISHING
United States citizens on account of sex.
HE solicitor of the treasury has published an
opinion that the District of Columbia 1865 bonds
not taxable.
TIE committee of the two houses of Congre SIS on
counting the electoral vote, had their first joint
meeting on the 18th at which the senate &C IL mite
presented plan of accommodation. The house
committee desired time for consideration. Mem
ers of the committee say they are bound to secrecy
rs yet.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-01-27

BUcKwHEAT CAKEs.-Two parts buck
wheat flour, one part Graham flour, salt,
good yeast stirred up in warm water
over night in thin batter. Two boiled
notatoes added will make them brown
nicely.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-01-27

HE widowed Mrs. Ralston. of Cali
iornia' Is at present in the East, from
whence she will soon start for Paris
sojourn. '"-'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-01-27
FOREIGN.

THE grand council of the Turkish empire after
animated debate rejected unanimously the pro-
posals of the European powers.
THE German ambassador at Constantinople must
onsult Bismarck before signing the final protocol.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-01-27

THAT place near New York where
He'll Gate used TO be is frozen over.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-01-27
FRIDAY, January ia resolution

was presented from the Judiciary COMMITTEES, and
adopted, dscharging Telegraph President Orion
from custody. j. Madison Welles and Thos &.
Anderson, OF the Louisiana Returning Board, were
oronght before the bar to answer for cont empt and
upon stating that they would prefer postponing
their full answer until the arrival of the remainder
OF the Board, the matter was referred to the Judi
CARY COMMITTEE. -. The House then went iuto
CVlnmittee OF the Whole. When the Committee
arose, Hilman reported the legislative, executive
appropriation bill, which made the special or
der for Tuesday next Adjourned.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-23
MOrtgagee'a sale.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of certain
sal- mortgage, dated the twenty eighth day Il De-
Cember, n. ID ls7i, executed by Jacob q. Lynch
and M4ry a. Lynch, his wife, gnn,ors, to Jscks,in
Fnck, grantee, TO secure the payment Of acertain
promssory note for the sum Of ,welye hundred dol
lars Of that date. payable twelve months after
date, with ten per cent. interest per AMMAN, de
fault having been made in the payment Of said note
and there being nov due thereon four hundred and
seyenty-tour dollars and seventy cents, Will on
Wednesday, The twenty-Grst day Of November, 4 +.
D. lS1f, At the henr OF two CLOCK p m. of sal |
DAY, OF the fronty door OF L.e Court house,
in the city Of Cairo, N the County
OF Alexander, and State of Illinois, seil the pre-
m1ses IA and by rsaid sal, mortgage conveyed
and IHnrteaged, described as follows, ao.wt
Lots, numbered aonry ~ iand'lVe in block,
numbered sxty-eighf (6-) In the, city Of Cairo, ,
IN she county OF Alexander, anil !Statoat niihois,
together Yith all The estats,right. tiis and intea
estof said grantors therein Including the righ,
and equity ofSredemptiOn0 Of said amntore at
public vendue, 10 the highsst bidder lSr cash in
hand, in orderto make ne amount nov lite Iul.
on said ,nob and the in,eresto thst rshall accrue
until the day OF sale and The costs and charges OF
this proceeding. JACKSON fRICk,
Oct Il, i.wiisg .sinITq Morgagee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-23
THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BLOOD PuRlFiei..
.... HEMAR.

This iacona parable DEPTK4?iJ :
q I,orerJM AfTERITfGE, TONHt ..
ukEIIC. DI4rHORETiC. ard ,ii'IL'
ENI, combining virtues nhich ''h''
IL incaiudJte aud Herer- Jdti,1, Gi.. ~
Its eonfiaaed ass uui fk.ro.yhtv r,a.I
cate al diSeases Of the blood. If i.G.[t
dtents are Of e" purely harDsisss sIf-.-,~
tion, The products gathered from 'n'"''
ne slightest faint or aIs~aSe "a. ~ 49,.
tenn. II serer JaiIs lie ebI.DJ uGt H",'s
through ne Di<dianI ~ iHr s.in, "r r.
peiHn0 M"caoh the moan a"a ,"i.-.'
and, inbred, Jorrfn1 oil tLs s,gaAs a.,
Meir pvoper n0ryial aad yssriien"i CO.,
diiion. A very Sri.f space ~ na'. ~
doubted reliability aud sconarrjd rnr..
fice properties, IL being, Ds0st'.sqatsfios .
atty, the Gerry arB.e Of medical fria~Uh",
aud the greatest discOrery Of fhe preS~.
s g.' ~ A mT .,a sc'; ss r s srfss f's x.
seat of the lesion sr disorder, Re.s ~
SLROFUL.f aud TIE thousand aud sLs
causes hat lead 10 this TERRIBLE affection,
Of rhioh az c,r,i.ssa coa.n.snDlo' s,s
ed TINT the " sias Of TIE Fathers SHAFT
eisi eues aato tie thlrd aud Joar,h g.n-
rrdti0ns,p aud 10 BROFBS-DOHS IND
ESFBEBLED COAhiJ7L5iOks Il 10 "a
2,o,reyjHL gcjnrqaator, causing tie erect:
OF man OI,ce more 10 assume TIE LVds =! :
Tor ClTIXLO t's DIsrisEs, uEIN:
C0mPiIiSTs, GfSTkdLINDN EK,
OUs DEn!LI1h,lG ~ h1.MaIiA.H
mhdNDUL4h tSLdRG EMENIs, ~:
IHELiOM4TOtS INcah. Sttha. e.
LENT ELCERs, JEMA m rST;
PLANTS rand 20 tie geatisr sec ..
boon ioi.J sought ior bD sc"sairo, A"s'., 20
tible, aud deftcnie l'1m"fes, as /" f%
III gL.f fnIf.s ~
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-23
BRONCHITIS AND Lung
AFFECTIONS.
TRAlMENN.

"A slight sO-cgii-d ssid tsW oJ.:;pi- .
teod to a serious cough, rLIch, G,.Ta..,
for Or bddIy tseafed, aiass hue bat %.
Temit--if siHst erssitnafc da q sefI,,. s"s.'
Of BRONGHIfis, or sahnt II "~rA", "
from haydssiaO esaDb aud tArr"f., al,
IRACHEON offers a SQUAD, SefIaLte@.u.s
permaneIt satief. 1t aaDstt.is 1I...'"
that terrtttg septic deposit, uhLh. - T. ..
rithoM JudIci0us freatDaenf, must c"H'
nanicate us poison 10 nks cesica'o~ "-",
sionce Of the lung, drgeneratiny ""a NO.
sfroDinD hut DiOst essential VI 0g0tas
and attiB,afss only la az earIy, ard ~.
timely death.f TIA las no 'cya"..
much iess superior, aud az Use te.ti be-,
only reHOre tee deposit. thereby uNoidi'b
Dredt reiipT, tnt hpdts hr 8,Smt rU"e.0
lear's the patient ta l'ossessiOa Of h>.,''Hv
taHy tissue. s,..
Price, Flfty stnss per bosiif, CT 'i-
bottles, 81. so. Jant, nj "a
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-23
DYSPEPSIA.
GAsTROS.

GiSTROy Ia n sofe. spee.Iy. and 80,
tiro rare J0r thdt most dcpresAi.y or a1
ntpts, and a brisI COURSE II tr~St.asRt ts.,,
Te"fOie The digestive orOans 10 then' -
the atrs.gth, ond promote ~. hr.. b.
nsrrOas irrifabiiiV III ;it~roID GaS "G
persOns papSafny a. s.se..fasy .hrs. ..
spesdtiv. Tepsored bS ,kis a0rAL a.
stomach Is restored to keafn dHfMch.u
note Of The sDstest TiU oncs more sssx,o.
d. ne performance Of labor, 'tS
Pricc, ONE Dollar, ia tar0s L"ff'A -.
sir bottles, 50. s..,.t,.--r.-, ,....
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-23
Notice Of Final setiIelnenG
state Of Illinois, Alexander county.
49, ar Nr,,l....I IIt..,az l-

Estate OF Nathaniel Holmes, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the l!sl,
day OF November, lsI7, the undersigned, adminis-
traitor ofsad estate, will present to the county court
Of Alexander county, At the court house in Cairo,
Illinois, at term thereof, then to he holden his final
report Of his acts ard doings as such administrator,
and ask the court to be discharged from any and all
further duties and responsibilities connected with
said estate, and his administrator thereof, at
which time and place such persons as are nteres ted
may be present and resist such application, if they
choose o TO DO '.' wa
10 tSigned) EKASrEL HoIMEs,
...... ........I .r..f.. Administrator.
Cairo. llls., Oct. II, 1s77. Y ,''aay ID. viii.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-23
DR.. WHITTIER, r'
ei7 ST. Charles street, 81. Louis, Mo.
CHASCERY NOTICE


State of Illinois, county Of Alexander. .."
Circuit court Of Alexander county, January
term, A, ID. LIS.
Peter Adams VS. Mary Adams Rll Tor divorce
Affidavit Of the non-resdeuce Of Mary Adams
the above named defendant having been flied in the
office Of The cer Of said court Of Ale ander county
notice is hereby given 70 the sad nonresident de
PENDANT that the said Peter Adams, complainant,
filed his hi for diyorce the chanoery side here
fore the 18th day OF October A. H. lS7, and that a
summons thereipOn issued out Of said court against
said defendant re,urnabe ON the first Monday in the
month Of January, A. ID. ls1S, as The law directs.
Now, therefore. unless you, the said Mary Adams
shall personally be and appear before the circuit court
Of Alexander county the first day oite next term
thereof 10 be held ~ the court house, the city Of
''airo, m said county, on the first Monday IN the
| month Of January, A. u. 1873, and plead answer
or delnur 10 said bill ofcomplInt, the same and the
matters and thiugs therein contained, vii be taken
| for and as confessed, aud decree rendered against
| you according TO tic prayer u the same, &c.
| JcIiN A. REEVE, Clerk.
| W. {. MUkey, COmpt's >0lL
! wiwl Cairo, Ms, Oct 5tt, a. D. III