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Trustees Sale,

Public Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue ofthe power given me in two deeds of
trust, executed, acknowledged and deliv-
cred by John DeVine to tho undersigned,
Hugh Callahan, the first dated May 1st,
1870, given to secure the payment of q
promissOry note OF SAID John Devine, of
even date Herewith, for the sum of two
hundred and twelve collars, payable six
months after date, and recorded in the re-
corder's office of Alexander county, in
book 4, at page 1sS; and the second dated
March 22d, 1876, given to secure the pay
ment of another note OF said John Devine,
Of oven date Herewith, for the sum OF two
hundred dollars, payable one dav after date,
with interest at ten per cent. per annum
from date. and recorded in the said record
er's office, in book 6, at page 800; and upon
which said notes there il now due the sum
Of S469. AZ, will, on the 30th day OF Novem-
Der, 1877, at the hour of II O'Clock q. m. of
said day at the front door ofthe courthouse
in the city of Cairo, county of Alexander
and state OF Illinois, sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder for cash, the following
described lots Of ground, being the same
described In and conveyed by each OF said
deeds of trust, to-wlt: Lots twenty.three
(23) and twenty.four (24), in block fifty.two
(52l, in the said city OF Cairo, county of
Alexander and state OF Illinois, together
with all the right and equity OF redemption
Of the said John Devine in aud to said
premises. The purchaser will be entitled
TO deed and immediate possession of the
premises. Dated October Goth, 1877.
HUGH CALLAHAN, Trustee,
SAMUEL =. WHEELER, Atty for Trustee.
weekly st
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How lt II Done.

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good health. Ths fret can be obtained by efier-
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healthy by using Green's Augugt Flower.
Should YOU be Respondent sufferer from any OF
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Regular size rs cents. Positively sold by al
first. class Drlggsts In The U, 8.
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Notice Of Final settlement.

Estate Of Nathaniel Holmes, deceased. =
a., SC y IS hereby gysp Ia on Monday tssIAh
uaya November, 1871 Tho undersigned. adui -
,,a,1s assid estate. viii dAas to 10 ocsay cosrt
% alexander county, at the court house 10 Calso.
report Of his acts ard donss As such adins,rasor'
and ask the court to BE- discharged from nv ana Al
further duties and responsibilities connected Win
said estate, and his sdmiAlnisntion thereof. n
which time and place such persons as are intsres ted
may DC present aud resist such application, II thsy
(slgnedl EnANgEL HoLxxs, ~
Cairo, Ills., Oct. l7,.ls77. s wa
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MORTGAGES SALE

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of a certain
sale mortgage. dated the twenty-eghth dzy Of De-
cember, A. v. 1874, executed by jacob q Lyneh
and Mary a. Lynch. his wife, grantors, % jackson
Fnek, grantee, TO secure the paymsnt Of csrtsin
proml.sory nots tos the nn o. ,xslvs hund1ed DOL
lars Of that date. payabls twelve mpnths slser
date, with ten per cunt. interest per snnuIn. d.
fault having been made In the payment II said note,
and there being now due thereon four hundred and
seventy-fo four dollars and seventy ssptsg will, ON
Wednesday, the twenty. first day 81 November, A.
d. 1877, at the hour Of two o'clock h ". Of I'd !
day, at the front door Of, the Court-houss,
in the city Of Cairo, IN sthe county
Of Alexander, and state Of Illinoia ssll The PRIV
misses In and by said sale moYtga6e conveyed
and mortgaged, described 20 follows, to- wit
Lots numbered iour ~ and Ave ts) In block,
numbered snty-efght (ts) In ths city Of Cairo,
in the county of Alexander, and State at I1linois,
together with all the estate, right ttIs and inssr-
est of said grantors thereia' Including the right
and equity of redemption OF said gTsntors, at
public vendue. to tho highest bidder for cash in
hand, in order to make the amount now due up
on said note and the interest that shall sccrue
until the day Of sale and the costs and charges Of
this proceeding. JACKSON Prick;
Oct IS, i-w u ,E Mortgage.
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Whereas, Holcome Murray and Jane
Murray, his wife, of Alexander county,
Illinois, by a sale mortgage dated the TWEEN.
tieth day of January,A. ID. 1876, and duly
recorded il the Office of the recorder OF
deeds OF Alexander county, Illinois, in
Volume II. OF Sale Mortgages, on page sos,
did grant, bargain, sell, remise. alien and
convey unto David L. Linegar and John Ii.
Mulkey the land and premises hereinafter
described, to secure the payment of q GER
tain prOmissoiy note, of even date there
with, payable ninety days after date to
David L. Linegar and John II. Mulkey, for
Rn 'HBm Of oR rs lhRtn ff GEefse 5qQt9 f4
per annum from date, and signed by the
said HolcOme Murray and Jane Murray, his
wife; and whereas, there is now due and
unpaid upon said noe the sum of Sll7 80,
being the aggregate of the principal aud in
terest up to this date. Now, therefore. de-
fault having been made in the payment of
said promissory note and interest thereon,
public notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance OF the provisions OF said sale mortgage
and by virtue of the power and authority
granted to rs, in and by the same, we
shall, on Saturday. the 9th day of Novem-
Der, A. ID. 1877, at O'Clock in the afternoon
of thct day. at the south door of the court
house, in the city al Cairo, county OF Alex
anjer and state of Illinois, sell at public
yendue, to tie highest bidder for cash in
hand, the premises described in said sale
mortgage as The north half (l) OF the
northwest quarter a) Of section thirty-on
(3D,.in township sixteen (l6), range one
~ west, except forty (40) acres off of the
east end of said north half (N, in the said
county OF Alexander and state of Illinois,
situated in the county of Alexander and
state of Illinois, and all right and equity of
redemption of the said Holcome Murray
and Jane Murray, his wife, their heirs, ex-
ecutors, administrators or assigns therein.
JOHN II. MULKEY, hoi's'ee'''
Cairo, ILL.,, October %, 1877. dtd
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Open every busInessday from 90. m. to D. IN,
Nd SATURDAY evenings for savings deposits only
rom . to O'Clock.
W. HYsLop. Treasurer.
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CHANOERY NOTICE. NOTION

State OF Illinois, county OF Alexander. d,
term a. ID. 1873. al ! 80
Peter Adams VS.. Mary Adams. HIll for divorce.
Ahdavit OF the non-residence d Mary ADAM
nc above named defendant having heen Aisd Il 1he
oice Of the clerk Of said court Of Aiexsnsr countv
notice. hereby given to the said non-resdsnt az
iendant that the said Peter Adams, sonplainans.
ed ms PHI Tor divorce on the chsucery side there.
lore the 10th day Of October. AID ls7f, and thasa
summons thereupon issued out OF said court against
SAID defendant returnable tho first Monday In the
mont month Of January, A. ID. ISIS, As the law directs.
NOW, therefore, unless you, the said Mary Adams,
shall personally be and appear before the eifcnit court
OF Alexander county the frat day ofthc next tern
thereof to be held at the Courthouse the city DC
Cairo, IN said county, on the FIRST Monday In the
month OF January, A. ID. 1873, and plead answer
or demur TO said oil ofcomplaint, the same and the
matters and things therein contained will be taken
for and confessed, and decree rendered against
you according to tho Of tho same, &C. ~
W. @. Mulkey, Compt's Sol'r. F's-EF al
wiwl Cairo, Ills., Oct. 5th. A. ID 1877. ais
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s, WED NESDAY, NOVEMBER z, 1877
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

TUE BULLETIN is published every morning
Except Mon laJ) IN the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street
The BULLETIN is served to city subscribers by
faithful carriers ni Twenty-Five Cents Week
payable weekly. By Mail, lin advance, $40 per
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WONDER UPON WONDER.

Given Away-A strange, mysterious and most
extraordinary book, entitled ''THE BOOK OF
WONDERS" Containing, with numerous pic
toral illustrations, the mysteries OF the heave ns aud
steal, Strange Cuiosities, Witches and itchcraft,
Dreams, Supersttions, Absurdtties, Fabulous, En-
chanment eIc. In order that all may see this Curl
Gus book, the publishers have resolved to give it
away toall that desire it. Address, by postal
card, i. GLEASON Il CO., 1888 Washington Street
Boston Mass.
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WOMAN.

by an immense practice, extending through n
period OF years, having within that time treated
many thousand cases Of those diseases peculiar
TO woman. 1 have been enabled 10 perfect a
most potent and agreeable medicine that meets
tie Indications presented by that class OF dis
eases with positive certainty and exactness.
10 designate this natural specific compound,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-10
MUST BE READ.

Rice powder, which is much used bv
ladies upon their faces. is said to often
contain lead, which renders ii very in
furious. If a little iodide of potash is
dropped upon the powder the presence
OF lead will be revealed 10y its turning
yellow
Brother Beeeher's resolution to alb
stain from preaching during the period
ct his ieciuring engagement az the
West, sadly enough, deprives thou.
sands OF Hayes admirers Of the pleas
IRE of listening to q Sabbath discourse
from the adulterous parson upon the
moral aspects of Joe Bradley's aliuDde.
The following stage direction is taken
from act ii, scene ], of the acting edi-
ton OF The Stranger" Mrs. Halter
casts her ewes upon the ground. and
contends against the confusion of an
exalted soul when surprised in coed
action Baron stands opposite to her.
and from time to time cast a glance at
her IN which his heart is swimming.
In order TO check the patronage OF
opium dens By whites OF both sexes. the
board OF supervisors of San Francisco
have passea law imposing fine of not
less than 500, nor more than $500, upon
any keeper who permits white person
TO smoke in his place, declaring 1t
criminal act for white person to be
found in a den, and imposing fine not
less than So therefor
An eminent physician. writing 10 the
London Times, says he is so impressed
with the benefit of pictures, bronzes, art
decorations, etc, in medical point of
view, that be is ready to give fl0o
toward fund to cover the naked walls
of the London hospitals, AZ he is conf.
dent that the contemplation of works
of art Is beneficial 20 the recovery OF all
classes of patients.
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CONVERSATIONS.

Professor Barbour and a party Of
twelve student of the Unigersiiy of
Vermont made the ascent of Mansfield
mountain on snow shoes the other day.
Mr. Brodhag the German consul
general at Geneva, Switzerland, Is an
nounced MS having left for America
after falling in business, with a million
francs of liabilities.
The San Francisco clergy, having dis.
cussed the best method of making
pastoral visitatious,' unanimously con
demned the practice OF entering parish
toner's premises over rear fences.
The Fall River aldermen require can
didates for the police force, TO answer
in writing numerous questions, one of
which is, Can you write r and another,
Have you ever had the plies p
"Do you understand the nature Of an
oathY' "a jusyman was asked in a ST
Louis court room. t'rOf course / do
was the reply. DO you mistake me
for s member of the electoral conr1is-
sion p
Europe wants for 1877 at least 5.772,-
500 bales of cotton. and, u, on the basis
Of 4, $50 600 bales for America and lib
erai estimates elsewhere, il is calculated
there will be deficiency of 81, 1000
bales
Fall River, Massachusetts, is over
flowing with orders from South America.
An agent recently sent down there TO
open market for American cottons
has had success. and reports the way
clear for trade.
Two Baltimore men bel 81 goo on the
result Of the presidential election, and,
being unable to amicablv agree which
had won, the case was taken into a
court, Then the district attorney, I'M
der IA law similar TO one in force in New
York. took possession of the stakes and
turned the money over TO the city
treasury
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-10

Grover, \ respectable physieian There
are three of these sons--A befnethF,
Talleyraud and Lafayette.
General Clinton b. Mac Deugali. United
States Marshal for the northern district
Of New York, Is Scntehman by birth
He resides in Auburn, where he at one
time held the office of postmaster He
has been in Congress four years
A new yolame Of thepoems of William
Winter viii be published, in she course
OF the present year, by Messrs. j Il.
usgood u Co, OF Boston. This book
will contain many pieces not hitherto
| collected, together with the most select
OF Mr. Winters previously Published
po@tieal writings.
Gustave Dore has been visiting Swift
zerland and has brought back to Paris
several important studies he made
among the mountains. almost in the
cload regions. lie was accompanied by
number Of hardy mountainous, who
Carried for him all the psraphernaiia
needed for painting pictures.
/ English papers say it is NJ longer a
secret that Queen Victoria Is in a preca-
rious State OF health One authority
states that she Is quite unable to bear
( the heated atmosphere of crowded
1 rooms which affects her in precisely the
same way As the passage from Dover to
calias affects 50 many delicate travellers.
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LATEST FROM ALL PARTS

Arnold, the writing fluid man. left a
fortune OF 100000
The widow of Admiral Goldsborongh
is daughter of William Writ
A young Hungarian, Antony varady
has written Biblical drama, "Ish,
sariot, OF which the traitor Judas il
the hero.
The bribery investigation at jefferson
/ City. Missouri, continues to
mouy OF Frank Hickox, Clay King and
and ex.State Treasurer Dallymeyer is
Interesting.
The st. Louis Republican, of the lst,
states Private dispatches from JEFF
ierson City are to the effect that last
night the indications were that ex.
Representative. Relic will today be
nominated 10y Governor Phelps to the
Office Of commissioner Of insurance.
That beautiful institution, the Fishkill
New York; Bank, shows oye,irafts OF
Si51,S2 and Si59.60S due depositors.
Not one half the overdralts will be paid.
II such conduct can escape punishment,
then law and justice become centempti-
bic
The Israeiitish citizens of Austin
grandiy celebrated the anniversary OF
Purim. The feast was. d grand one
The Gazettes report OF the matter is
excellent.
The building committee of the Gray
son County Grange has ordered the con
tract fer new brick warehouse To be
let. The building is to be completed
and ready for occupancy by the lst of
June.
George Clark, formerly OF the Calves
ton, Houston and Henderson railroad.
has been appointed Southern passen ger
agent OF the Wabash railway. His
headquarters for the present are located
IN Galveston.
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The vice Ffesicent then Aanounc d
that tae Senate wenii proceed to the
eeatrs Pertof the a2itolto itness the
Inauguration ct TIE lre,iden,. aud the
Procession was then fsrmed by Deputy
oargeant-at-Arms Christie, according
10 The programme sircAdy Published,
aud lel, the chamber.
AT l.2i, y. IN the senate returned
and the vice President resumed the
chair.
Mr.. Haulin, OF Maine, submitted Z
resolution that committee of three
Senators De sppoiuted by the vice pre-
.sident TO wait upon the presiden: of
the United states aud inform him that
a quorum oithe Senate has Assem- bled
aud that the Senate will be pleased to
receive any communication he may be
( pleased 70 make. Agreed to.
/ Messrs. Hsmiin, Morton and Ransom
were appointed as such committee.
Mr.. Morton moved that when the
Sefisto adjourned to-day II be to meet
On "Wednesday NJ II o'clock.
/ Mr.. H~mlin oI posed the motion and
7 said when the committee should wait
upon the president be would no doubt
Z reply that he vac ready to cummuni.
cate with the Senate Immediately
( therefore the senate should be Ia ses.
sion 20 receive such communication.
( MI Morton Withdrew his motion,
aud the Senate at 1855 O'Clock adjourn.
| Ell TIL y to.morrnw.
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rae ws-ua,,on traits.

Madame MarMahon, the wife Of the
president of France. is verv henevo-
lent lady, who takes real interest in her
poor, aud Is ala active manager and cor
respondent, as her llcovered desk
substantial ebony inkstand and gum-
pot testify. Her sittingroom Is also a
work-room. The DOM ant niece Of
furniture Is a substantial writing table.
at Tor busy secretary of state, at which
she conducts the correspondence of the
qxrrcs and funds of which she Is presi-
dent and patron. with a vigor almost
equal To that of the august exile for
whose dowager days this magnificent
suits OF rooms was designed. The card
table and sofa beside the bureau are for
the ecarfe which husband and wife
quietly play together. when an evening
at home and without visitors can be
snatched- The marshal is not a studi-
Gus man, but soldier and a sportsman
who takes lightly and gayiy to amuse.
ments, enjoys billiards and his pipe with
has children about him, and is content
oyer game of cards with his wife after.
ward
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E,ne.,r VINO nrsniexI.

New York Express We are getting
nearer insight into Justice Bradley.
We know who made him Judge. and the
circumstances under which he was pro-
NOTED from the railroad lobby to the
bench OF the Supreme Court. hut of his
earlier record less is known. That
what IS bred in the bone will come out
IN the flesh, is line proved by the
following from one youcied to be re-
speetabie correspondent of the Science.
tady Reflector
u must give YOU brief review OF
the antecedants OF the one man who is
to decide the probable destiny of this
country for veal or woe mean Eli J
Bradley, one of the justices of the SUI
preme court of the United States, and
the fifteenth or its casting vote, in its
partisan sense, in the com mission. We
know him here. He was born in Berpe.
Albany county He was in rnercan
tile business at Gallupville. Sehoharie
county, for several years, and as such
merchant u yet fresh in the memory of
many of the older residents OF
that locality. He was an acknowl.
edged sharper. He finally closed up his
business tor lack of customers ieft
town fora more congo NAL clirne--and
left many bills unpaid--which remain
so until this day. Among others, he was
indebted largely to Wiber II Co. of
tins place, for boots and shoes. This
i nrin still holds his promise to pay
This Is now the mantle coming
Mosss--to lead and direct by his decid-
ing vote the destinies OF this great eoun-
try into the paths of pleasantness and
peace
Worse things than this are said, which
We omit in the hope that they are not
true.
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Cartnring a GRIND Duke.

Buffalo Coirier Alexis has materi.
ally changed in appearance since he was
here last, and has grown much older
looking and care worn. This NAV be
attributed to the cares and trials of
matrinlony. although believe his wife
mother Is dead When the dance was
over committeeman rushed UP stairs.
falling twice and irescoeing his knee
pan, and told the band master that the
royal guests rere come, whereupon the
Russian national hymn WIS splendidly
gwen by the united orchestra of two
hundred musicians Alexis smiled and
and came forward as If expecting the
crowd would cheer, bat as no applause
was heard he looked about In a sur
prlsed sort Of a way and retired TO the
rear OF the box. only TO be captured by
the energetic Mrs. John Bigelox, who,
IN green silk and green gloves. gave the
cars son a whirlwind OF pleasant
speeches in the language of France
Then she captured the bashful little
Constantine and trotted him of for a
promenade among her friends. Finally
Alexis made some remarks to his suite
IN Russian, and the party Withdrew very
soon, evidently in possession of some
big joke to laugh over when they go,
back TO the Clarendon hotel
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The Telspfone-Irs Marvellous Use.
Practically ILLUSTRATED at Ch.cav.

CHICAGO February 27.-Professor
Elisha Gray leetured this evening a,
Mccormick hall, to large and inter
ested audience, on the telephone. giving
illustrations OF the Instruments cara
hillt!es. Judges Cation and Booth, Hon.
Henry GreenbsuIn, Colonel j. j. 5. VIII
son, c. II. Summers, and other eminent
and scientific men were on the plat
form. Music played in Milwaukee wa.
transmitted over the wires and repro-
dueed in the hall in clear and sweet
tones. Many popular airs, called for by
the audience, were promptly given and
heartily applauded. Professor Fayille
IN Milwaukee, played the Telephone
Waltz Several different musical notes
We're started simultaneously in Milwau-
kee and distinctly heard by the audi
enee. The lecture and illustrations
We're entertaining throughout Professor
Gray gave due credit 10 Professor Bell
OF Boston, for his remarkable develop
ment of the speaking telegraph, which
the lecturer described.