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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-12

the Southern Illinois penltenlialy, re-
speCtlully report that as coon rs practl'
cable after receiving contamination
Informing us that yOn were unable To
approve the location selected by lis Tor
the Southern pCnltcnIlary ut Grams
Tower, in Jackson cOuniy, W" proceed TO
make new location.
The locations examined and considered
have been Grafton, Alton, East taron-
delCi, and Chester, in Randolph county.
After reviewing the whole subject; We
have fixed upon the city OF Chester as
the location, The particular tract of
land selected Is on what Is known rs the
Portland tract, above The city OF Chester,
and near the mouth OF the kaSkasRia
river.
In selecting this place, We have been
governed by the requirements OF the lag,
and particularly by that part OF the Law
in requiring the leuitenIlary to be located
the southern part ut the state. We believe
that these requirements are more fully
met at Chester than at any Of the other
point, lett us TO select from. II is con
yCnIcnt OF access by river and railroad.
While Grafton las mucn 10 recommend
ii 10 our consideration, IL j, fourteen
miles from any railroad, and although
citizens OF Jersey county presented q
bond Obligaling themselves 10 furnish
railroad communications there were grave
questions as TO whether such an obiiga-
ion codd be enforced at law and luca-
ton at that point might Involve the state
in the necessity OF building q railroad 20
secure convenience of access.
Ou examination We found the location
offered at East Caroalcct to De- below
the high water mark ot l>H.
At Alton we were offered the old
prison and grounds attached TO make the
required 100 acres. The old prison. in
our Judgment. is unit even for temper
AIRY use, and the price asked for the i'm
proycmcEt Is too high considering that
most Of the walls and buildings would |
have 10 be torn down aud rebuilt. The |
one hundred acres OF land offered is in |
one body, but not in the sense which the |
law would seem 10 cUutrmpIatc, being !
an aggregation OF small tracts, giving to |
the whole an exceedingly irregular out. |
line, ana large portion being too bro.
ken Tor any use whatever,
At Chester We get location at the first
point on the Mississippi river below
Alton where the Limestone bluffs come |
TO the river, lhce is an abundance OF
limestone for ordinary purposes, and |
three miles up the kaskasaIG river there
are good sandstone quarrics,
II IS claimed, and we think Justly, that |
it was the Intention Of the legislature
that the new pcnitentiarY should be To-
Gated south OF the Ohio and Mississippi
and in fixing the location at
Chester we feel that wc have complied
with the requirements Of the lAwas near
IS as practicable.
respectfully submitted,
Joan q. FoNDA,
]. CLEMENTS.
SrRNGPlELn, sept. 10, ISL.
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IHE Iowa campaign promises to DC a
vigorous one on tho part OF the Demo
crats, who for the first time in many
years are hopeful OF cutting dow the i'm.
menss Republican majority 10 compar.
atlvely small one, II indeed, they do not
carry the state. Tho Davenport Denlo,
erst says:
"One OF the most obseryant and sagac.
ious politicians, who has just returned
from an extensive trip through central
and nortern Iowa, tells US that, judging
from the discomfort In the Republican
masses everywhere made manifest. the
reduction OF the Republican majority in
this state to very small figure, or its
obliteratlon altogether, need not be
yiewd as an improbability Everywhere he
said, were the clearest evidences of wide.
spread REORGANIZATION in the Republj.
can party, caused by enmity to iiayes
and his policy, and by hostility to Gear.
the whisky candidate for Governor. So
great 10 the disgust among the old guard
Of Republicans. that Thousands will re-
train from voting at all. or else support
the greeubaek Or temperance candidate.
The temperance element is fast breaking
away from the old party, and will leave
no stone unturned to defeat the obnox.
ious Gear. The different disturbing
causes will operate to the serious injury
OF the Republican majority. and to,
gether with the great popularity of the
talanted John p. Irish. will either detnat
Gear altogether or put him In office with
the smallest majority any Iowa Gov.
ernor has had tor 70 years.
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BANKRUPT SALE.
Save MILL Al AUsTION.


By virtue Of an order OF tie District Court Of
the Uhiied STAT :, for tie Southern District VI
Illinois, ! Will on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER TN, liz,
At the hour of eleven O'Clock \ NJ, on IA .
premises, at tOimaH, in the County oil John.
son, and STATE OF linOi5, Offer at public ven
due, 20 the highest bidder, the fine stage mil
lately owned snd occupied by Crane n Bush,
q! formtn, Illinois, now Bankrupt together
WIN All me IulioInGs and machinery pertain
Ing TO said mill
We have here. grl will sell everything which
IL necessary, Tor entering at once upon an ex-
iensiYe business in cutting stayes and heading
Among the pl cPerty 10 Ne sold are the iJllo@-
M. b htaEF tSO-siOfy frame building and
bElck eaglEe roam attached, d steam engine and
boiler, ten steam boxes, d Cameron steam pulLp
With pipe al! hose attached, saw. grin!stune,.
Gaf-, Al c'uA.lZlnR .1echiue, q -tsTe cuttE. ma
calae, TWO staE@ IYlutlBg machines, a heading
piaimn- machine, "a healing Jvlntn- machine
heading turning machine, q steam kiln; also
thi@-e avs tl.a-tLinE SAWS, cOL-aye z4W.
IL.ck 'lW 5, -ta'e iDlnter sulve- hrAilng i1iHtsr
ahi'r7r planners, etc. also q blacksmith -n0p
40. iopl-, I. hafH and hay room, cooper rhop
abd iafTr. rnop, and all NECESSARY ,hed- for
storing material. together with lea. e-hOli In
'"rest 20 I've acres Of land, On which the above
a"5CEib Il baldIngs Stand. Tho lease running
upwards 81 twelve years. Facilities for shin
ping are unsurpassed A -@,ltch Of the Vim
1EHres railroad runs directly a!oug-ide OF M.
-tei' .,-"'i Tor storing material. There "a plenty
81 good lumber near this mill, and a steady and
constant demand for all the sock "a can ttrn
1ut,
Look Gut for a bargain Now !. define Ia
buy From ms inns forward buslncss an he
done upon rising MARKET
TERMS OF SAIE,--Our-th third cash in hand
one thlud Ia Elk months, and On..third IN
Twelve mouths from the day Of sale, the de
feIEcl pay Meni5 - draw Blk per cent interest
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BEYERIDGE'S PETS

EE-GOY. BEVERrDGE's REMARKABLE
TONDNEss TOR MuEDERERs Exhibited
~ THE MAY HE GRANTED PAEDoSS.
y correspondent of the Chicago Tr,-
5me, writing from Springfield under
date OF september 7:h, gives the follow.
ing startling bit Of information.
Not little indignant comment has
been excited here by the knowledge OF
the tact, Just made public, that on the
last day Of Gov. Beycridge's term, and
probably not an hour before the inaug-
uratiOn Of Gov. Cullum, at , pm. Jan. s..
1871, BgycTidgc cOvcrtiy and cyasivciy
pardoncd iXlecn prisoners IN the Joliet
pcnitentiary who had been convicted o.
murder, one sent down iOg GaE,lAugntcr
and one for larceny--in all eighteen con
vets. Probably a similar instance Of
outrageous abuse Of power, coupled
with cOwardicc, Ii nowhere recorded in
the annals Of the exercise Of executive
clemency. Beverage had not the Cour.
age 10 do the job in broad daylight, bur
sneaked behind the shadow OF ms sue.
cessOr in Office. These maleiactOrs were
not pardoned, strictly speaking; their sen.
fences were so committed that the prison
doors opened for them to walk out. f
was simply roundabout way Of reacn.
Ing the result Bcyeridge waited till tie
last day and the last hour OF his term. the
object being apparently to cast the odlum
upon Gov. CullOm. Among the eighteen
convlcts turned loose in this manner was
y. +. Greenwood, who was convicted Of
murder at the April term, ISL. OF the
circuit court OF Coles county, the oilcngc
having been committed in Douglas coun-
~. Greenwood was sentenced 20 TWEEN.
ty-one years, and BcveIidge committed
the sentenceto ten years, 50 that with the
good time allowed him ia the pcniten.
tiary--thc warden having certified that
he was "a model prisoner. his com.
muted sentence expired Aug. II, ISL.
The communication, yillainously written
ana spelled, and worse signed, is on file,
aud bears the names OF a number OF clti,
Zens. Judge .. Il. F.cklin and the late
Z. u. Steel sent letters in Grgenwood's
behalf to District Attorney Connolly,
who presented the papers to Beycridgc
The latter was evidently
AFRAID TO FACE THE POPULAR INpIGNA-
TON
certain to be excited by this wholesale
pardonlng OF eighteen convicts, for he so
arranged matters that it was not until
the day on which Gov. Cullom was in.
augurat3d that the papers made their
appearance in the executive Office AT
Springfield. Curiously enough, when
they did turn up, they were found to be
In the handwriting Of Phlo Beveridgc.
the son OF the retiring governor. 1t was
an extraordinary piece OF business
throughout, and one which will not be
readily lost sight OF.
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Ms. LAWRENCE, OF the southern peni.

Ma. LAWRENCE, OF the southern peni.
Tertiary commission, has submitted a
minority report on the location Of the
penitentiary 10 the state officers. Mr..
Lawrence disagrees with Commissioners
Clements and Fonda in locating the PEN
iienuary at Chester, and claims that
Alton is the most suitable place for it.
AS yet the state officers have taken no
action in the matter, but it is generally
believed they win approve the action Of
the majority OF the commission in locat-
ing the institution at Chester.
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The WAR.
REPoRr OF the CAPTURE OF rlEvNA FIRE.
MATUEE--DEsrERAT FIGHTING.

REPoTT OF rnE CAPTURE OF rlEvNA PRE-
MATUET-DEsrERAT TIGGrlNG,
The following is the st. Louis Rspub-
leans summary OF the latest war news:
"The reported capture oil Pleyna by
the Russian army seems to have been
premature, though desperate lighting at
that point is imminent The ear YES
tcrday witnessed the operations
OF his troops on the
Pioyna front. The Russian army on the
LON seem to be in danger, and rein
forcemonts are being rapidly forwarded.
Heavy lighting near Rusgrad is reported
from Shumla, with heavy losses on both
sides. a COnstanllnoplc telegram report,
that Suleiman Pashl's army haze passed
north OF the Balkans. At Abluya,
east of Bicla on Wednesday, the
Russians lost one thousand men, bat
were successful in driving the Turks
from the town. On Thursday there was
an armistice for the burial al the dead.
during which Russians and Turks fra
tcrnized heartily, il we may believe the
with the C2arOWitch's
army. He says "tlcy shook hands, oN-
changed bread. b3rtercd trinbcts ior
tobacco, and for the first time in the war
came together like civilized people"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-12

TIE campaign in New York is now
fairly open, and both parties have long
list Of well-known and able speakers in
the field. The fight in New York, as in
Ohio, will not be so much for the state
ticket as for the legislature, which will
have q United States senator to elect.
The Democrats believe that with proper
efforts they will be able to carry enough
OF the close districts to give them a
majority on joint ballot in the leglsla-
ture. With this object in view, while
they viii try to elect their state ticket.
The big struggle win be for possession of
the legislature.
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AFTER all Sitting Bull has not returned
to the United States, and if reports arc
true he don't intend to DO so. At last
accounts the wiley old rascal with his
followers was camped at Point Horse
Bottles, 100 miles from Fort Walsh and
forty miles from Wood Mountain, He
haa no intention of going on the war
path, and is determined TO remain under
British protection.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-12

TIE w0rkingmen's state convention
Of Pennsylvania met at Harrisburg on
Monday, and nominated the following
ticket: Judge OF the supreme court, VIM.
Elwell; auditor, Gen. John NJ. Davis;
state treasurer, Jas. l.. Wright. About
one hundred delegates were present.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-12

THE Maine election took place on
Monday, and returns received W TO
twelve o'clock Monday night indicated
Democratic gain OF nearly seven thou
sand over the vote of one year ago. The
Republicans carry the State by between
seven and eight thousand majority
against Is, 900 in 1876.
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5rEClAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Special Warrant No. /,
nOIEL ADDITION.

! Publt- notice /, hereby given that lhe county
| ONT OF Alexander county la, rendered Judgment
| Tor SPECIAL assessment upon property benefited
iy tlr following improvements OF sidewalk to-wit:
HOTEL ADDITION,
Month side llth street between Commercial avenue
and Poplar street
south side l1lh street between Commercial ayen-
and Poplar street
South side lith street between Commercial ayonue
and Washington avenue
North side lIIh between Washington avenue and
Walnut street
West side W4shiuIou avenue between ll,h and
l1th streets
South side lIth street between Warrington aysn-
NC and Walnut street
E2.t side Washington avenue between Tenth
West side poplsr stree, between 18th and l7,h,
streets
South side >h street between Washington
avenue and Walnut street
souIh ilde IN street between Commercial avenue
'hl ashlnEton avenue
N>Gth SIDE I'm street between Commercial avenue
ana aShlngtou avenue
North Side l2th street fronting Ie,ee street
l.lh street
Conner Ieyee and iih streer-,outh side
south ,lae 4'h street between Z Il X strip and
,omsr Commercial avenue and south SID. md
stree,
former l.yec suc,t south side 9Th street
North SIDE Ith street between Washington sy.
snae ami Poplar street
t'mcr Lcvce and ilh slrccts-uor,h side
North side ,th street between Washington ,yenu,.
and Walnut -tgeel
North side 18th stree, between Walnut and Cedar
streets
Norh side 18th srr,cl between Isyse street and
North 18th sueettetoeen lCG L snip and
Cgwmsraal avenue
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Administrators Notice.
Estate Of Bridget Clark, deceased,

''@N0 Ut 17'1'I 5NN DTUT N, 'IVTFWSFU,
the undersigned, having been appointed
administrator Cum Testamento Annexo
OF the estate Of Bridget Clark, late Of
me county of Alexander and
SUITE OF Illinois, deceased, hereby
gives notice that he will appear before
the county court of Alexander county. AT
the court house in Cairo at the October Term
on the third Monday in Oct. next, at which
time all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose OF having the same adj.
justed. All persons indepted to said es.
tate are requested TO make immediate pay.
ment to the undersigned.
Dated, this 2lst day Of August, A. ID.
lslI, ALFRED COMINGs, Admir-.
wet. Cum Testamento Annex0
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4 MISSISSIPPI RIVER MONSTER


Special Dispatch to ,he Globe Democrat
81. LOUIS, Mo-, sept. Am enormous
river monster was seen yesterday alter
noon, at o'clock, by a party crossing
the Mississippi river, composed of j. ID.
Bradshaw, \. b. Gordon ana Louis j.
Moran, nj a point on the river twelve
miles aud halt below Ste. Genevieye,
When first observed il was stretched out
on a sand-bar. where it lay for five MIN
utes. Several pistol shots were fred by
the party, which seemed TO have no
effect whatever on the monster, save TO
brighten It back into the river, where it
disappeared making strange, horrible
noise, It's length was estimated by the
party to be sevcnty-tiye feet. There can
certainly be no doubt as to the accuracy
OF this report, a. one OF the gentlemen
who saw the monster is a u. bytcrian
elder.
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WHAT'S IN A NAME.
New York Express.

is this foreign country: Russia
leather Is made in Connecticut Bor.
deaux wine Is manufactured in Cali.
fornis, French lace is woven In New
York, Italian marble Is dug in Kentucky
Marselles linen Is produced in Massa.
chusetts. English cashmere Is made in
New Hampshire, Partisan art work
comes from . shop In Boston, Spanish
mackerel are caught on the New Jersey
coast, the Havana cigars are rolled out
by the million In Chicago.
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THE SOUTHERN PENITENTlARY,

THE COMMISSIONERS REPORT TO THE
STATE OFFICERS.
The following Is the majority report of
the Southern Illinois penitentiary com.
missioners on the location OF that lnsti.
tuition at Chester. Mr. Lawrence the
other member Of the commission, does
not approve of the location at Chester,
and IL Is understood he will preset n
minority report:
u, the REPORT.
40 .he Governor, Auditor and Attorney
General:
Inc undersigned, commissioners of
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-12

C."D1Tne .nston, bankrupt, willou the
li,h DAY OF SEPTEMBER, ls77,
az the front door Of the court house in Cairo Ale,
aa1sr county, Illinois, commencing At ~ o'GlocE 4
m. sell At public auction the following described
,ea! estate, Of the said Cabarre Winston, town..
Undivided q 81 SCI. section q township range
3 west
Undivided = se'1 sw', section II township i
Undivided Z. ny !. section 81 township Il range
west
\ y SEX section }j township II range 2 west
S"A sw't section = township II range west
SWh sea section 81 township IT, range 2wrst
Nes section II township H. range west
N"4 sea section u township IT range Z west
~ n"tg scctOn2l township II range , Ue.t
Ne. SC Z, section township J , range twrgt
S%s section - township ljr range west
r nv = section ~ township 10 range 3xest
h. nwii section ~ township IT, range lr..t
-Wti section % township II range west
NV section u township . range . west
W. n|4 seCtiOn7 township H. range / west
NwA section - township ~ range west
N"a He4 section 30 township H. range west
Ne4 ne section - township ~ range wet
SEX ne't section Il township jrang. vet
All Alexander county Illinois.
Also:
SEX section townshiplJ range east
- corner d s"% section township i range ,
Ii the the county Of Pulaski and s.,,csf wio,i..
Also
Lot %, %, 90. % and 30, block q, and 10, g.
N block y and lots - and 81 in J!ock 30 all m tie
hTst addition to the City Of Cairo, county Of Alex
ander, and State Of Illinois.
Also
LOIS %: p, p, and % in The Hotel Addition 70
the City Of Cairo aforesaid.
] he terms Of the sale are-0ne-fourth cash and
the balance in three equal payments at six, twelve
an' eighteen months, with seven per cent interest,
secureu by deed Of trust on premises sold.
BIDS i1r any OF said real estate will he rerciy.d
Up 70 DAY Of sale BY NJ. j. Iiowley or Samuel +.
Wheeler at CAIRO, }. TAYLOR SMITH,
Aug. 20th ls17. As,ign,.
DIV
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Tax Democratic and Republican state
committees OF Ohio have arranged for a
series ofioint discussions between STAN
ley Mathews and Gen. Tom Ewing, the
first TO take place at Dayton on next
Monday afternoon.
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University Of Virginia

Vpehs OctOber continues through nine
months. u Is organized in schools on the elective
'y>teln with full courses in Classics Science with
practice in Chemical and Physical Laboratories.
Literature In Law, Medicine, engineering, Natural
History and Practical Agriculture, Expenses tin
Guiding everything about s5o0. Apply for Cata-
logue to JAMES +. HARRISON, NJ. d.,
Chairman Of the Faculty; post-otfiee, University
OF Virginia.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-12

YELLOW fEvER has broken out
Fernandina, Florida, and up to Monday
night seven persons had died. The
physicians have advised people to leave
the place, and all who can are going to
other portions of the state.
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PRESIDENT HAYES spent Sunday and
Monday at Fremont. Ohio.

TIE Republicans Of California charge
their defeat to the workings of the Sar-
gent, Page ring; which they claim was
more than the party could carry.
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EXecutrix's Notice,

Estate o. Louis Blatteau, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
Executrix OF the last viii and Testament
olIouis Blatteau, late ofthe County of Alex.
ahder and State Of Illinois, deceased. here.
by gives notice that she will appear before
the County Court OF Alexander County. at
the Court House in Cairo at the October
Term, on the Ord, Monday In Octobernext,
I which time all persons having claims
against said Estate are notified and request
ed TO attend for the purpose OF having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted TO
said Estate are requested to make lmmedi.
ale payment to the undersigned.
Dated this oath day OF August, A. ID, 1877.
MARGARET BLATrEAU,
wv Executrix,
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Bull&iin
AxSoUscEnEsTs.
county Judge.

We are authorized 10 announce Isaac l.. llsrieil
"a . candidate Tor the office OF County Judge Q I
Alexander county, Al the ensuing November, isi',
elecuon.
We are authorized 10 Announce Reuben :. loeum
Of Cairo, az candidate for the office Of county
iadSs q Alexander county Election first Tuesday
In November. 1871.
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ASK the recovered
dysVep,i's, bilious
sufferer, victims OF
ieY5r aLd 8Eue, the
uccur.Rl ii-eascdp
ieut how they recOy
eyed health -he@riul
spirits and good ap-
petite they vii. tel
you By Z. M SIM
none LIVER Peg
latur.
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BAD BREATH

Nothing is so unpleasant, nothing g. common
a bad breath, and in nearly every c1,e il comes
from the stomach, and can Ice -o easily correct
ed if you will take simmons Liver Regulator
DO not neglect so sure Il remedy for tnis u.
pul6iye dis order II will also improve your
Anp.tile, com pleN ion. and ntu.rnl IIea!lh
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SICK HEADACHE

Ills diltres sing anIlc'ion occurs most fIe-
qUcuuy. The disturbance Of the s,orsach,
arising from imperlecuy di.c-tcd contents,
causes u severe pain in d.. bead. aCcOmpani led
with disagreeabie nausea and This Constitutes
what Is popularity kuOWn4s SICK Ilcldacbc. For
prompt relief
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County Clerk.
4 Editor of the Cairo DuLLxTIY:

We are authorized 10 announce Henry sIlAhel' o
Thsbes precinct, as a candidate Tor County ClerS A
tbs election to be held November 9Th, 1871, .--
To the Editor of the Cairo BULLKTIS
Please announce that lam an independent eand'-
date for the ofhce Of county clerk Of Alexander
county, atihe election to be held il NoyemoeI
next, JAMES W. STEWART
We are authorized to announce Samuel j.
Ramm as O candidate for the otice of County
Clerk at the election 10 be feld November .tth,
1884,.
We arc authorized to announce John p, hely as
candidate for the office Of county clers a the
election to be held November 9th, 10.
To the Voters Of Alexander County:
hereby announce that am candidate i0r Inc
offee Of County Clerk OF Alexander county, SUBJ
Jet to your decision at your respective voting
places. on the Sixth day OF November. ls,i,
Very Respectfully, CASPER lOSl.
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ASSIGNEE'N SALE.


Notice IS hereby given that by virtue n an order oi
the district court Of the United States t., the
southern district of illinois, in the matter II
C@,5Tne W .nston, bankrupt, viii on the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-12

pIli- notice !, hereby given that Me county
cunt OF Alexander county la, rendered Judgment
Tor q SPECIAL assessment upon property benefited
hy tlr following Improvements Of sIdeWak, to-wit:
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Is virtue Of IN order OF tie Distri u Court vi
the United Stats, for tie Southern District Of
Illinois, Will On
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