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Administratrix Notice.

Estate of Jose phi =. Cameron, deceased.
The unde rsigned, having been appointed
Administrative Of the estate of Joseph T..
Cameron, late of the county Of Alexander
and Stat, OF Illinois, deceased, hereby
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the court house in Cairo at the May term,
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Dated, this 10th day OF March, A. d.,
1877. MARGARET CAMERON, Adm'x.
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At the time of Col. Robert G. Inger-
soils capture by Gen. Forrest, Ingersoll
was accommodating with small detach-
ment and came upon nest of sharp
shooters greatly outnumbering them.
The first indication of danger that In
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bead on him. With the readiness
that has saved him from defeat in many
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to acknowledge your old Confederacy
for the last two seconds" The fellow
appreciated the joke. OF course he
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A ioke On which Goose 2

A joke was perpetrated Saturday night
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He had procured live goose for his
Christmas dinner, and was carrying IL
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were rafiiing for turkeys, and becoming
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under his arm while he turned the dice
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with sharp butcher knife, and by n
well-directed blow cut off the goose's
head. The fowl of course commenced
kicking and floundering as all fowls do
when they find their heads missing;
but our friend only held on the tighter,
supposing that her gooseship was only
getting restless. II was not until his
pantaloons were covered with blood
that he discovered the joke played
upon him, and that his Christmas din
ner had been decapitated without his
knowledge or consent. He swore little,
of course-not so much ut the loss of the
goose's head us ut the blood upon his
garment
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The undersigned respectfully Informs the citi
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RSr When young farmer S wife made
her first boys pants precisely the same
before as behind, the farmer exclaimed:
Goodness he won't know whether he
is going to school or coming home
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ES During session of county court
in theinteror, witnes- was asked If he
was not husbandmau when he coolly
replied, amid the laughter of the court :
"No, sir, Use not married
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E1 An old gentleman, wishing to be
at his ease on horseback, took his horse
to a riding master to be taught to amble.
Two or three trials were made upon the
animal with but partial success. Come.
Sir, do you call this an amble ?'' said
the owner. mo, SIR replied the
equestrian II call it preamble.
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H8- The man who made a shoe for the
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