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PUEBLO NOTICE

IS hereby given that, by yirrueof decree OF the
County Court Of Alexander County In the State
OF Illinois, rendered al the November term,
A, ID, 1871: ]. Angus Watermelon, gdminstra.
tor Of the Estate Of Frederick Watermeier, de-
ceased, VIII sol NJ public VENUE on the oath
day OF DeCeil'.r 4, ID. 1871, NJ the west door
ofthc Court uYua'In the city OF Cairo, IN SAID
County, aal -luy u , O'Clock .. n OF said
day.
Subject 10 the widow dover interest therein
for the payments OF the debts Of said Estate OF
Frederick Wateimeer, deceased, the following
described property, tO-wt
The south y of northwest, quarter of north
west, quarter Ia section thirty-Six (}6), town
snip, fifteen 90 south range two t2), west Of
tie ird principal mer dian situate In said county
OF Alexander and State of Illinois
Terms OF salG-Cash in hand upon appTovG,
Of Iale and delivery Of deed
AUGUST WATERMElFR,
Aaministrator Of the Estate OF Fred Water
meier, deceased
Dated Cairo, Ills, Nav 2lst, 1877.
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Is hereby given to A1ton Stiacala of the
psndency, in the circuit court of Alex
ander county, state OF Illinois, OF bill ia
chanCery TO entoce vendors lien, wherein
he IA defendant. and Samuel Staats TAYLOR
aud Edwin Parsons, trustees OF the Cairo
City Property, are compliments; and that
the summons in said case IL returnable on
the first day OF the next term OF said
court TO be holden at the court house in
the city of Cairo, in said county, on the
first Monday OF January, A. u. 1878.
JOAN A. REEVE,
Clerk Of said Court.
GREEN ~ GILBERT, solicitors.
Cairo, NOV. 7, 1877.
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NOTICE

It's ordered that special term of the Alex
andtr Circuit Court be commenced and held at
the court house In the city Of Cairo on Monday,
the 3,st day of December, A, d. 1871. Said term
to he devoted exclusively to the hearing of Chan
Gerry causes and the transaction OF business on
the Chancery docket JoHN a. REEVE,
Circuit Clerk.
CAIRO, Ills Noy, Is, 1877.
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BAD BREATH

Nothing Is 10 unpleasant, nothing so common
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DO not neglect 60 sure remedy for this
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VOL. O..
OLE 8nlletin
The Alamo Massacre


This memorable massacre OF Texan
troops, by the Mexican troops under santa
Anna, took place March 9th, 1896, A recent
account, ~ writer in the G!ooe'Demo-
crat, gives the following sketch Of the
tragedy, which caused 30 much excite.
meut at the time, and created hostility
on the part OF TEXANS toward the Mex!esna,
which has survived. only to grow strong.
or.
PREPARATION FOR THE ASSAULT.
On tho afternooon Of the 4th the dexi.
can General called council Of war, and
Immediately thereafter began preparations
for the assault, his troops then exceeding
1900 men fresh and rested, while the little
Texan band were worn down with the IA.
tigus OF watch and the woe Of famine.
ON the morning Of the 9Th OF March,
1896, the enemy moved 10 the assault, and
q little past midnight the eptire Mexican
Amy had surrounded the place. The iE.
iantry were arranged in front with The
cavalry in the rsar, who had orders to cut
down those who reiufcd 10 aid in taking
the tort The clear stsr, looked down
upon the broad prairieS, and the dar9 RAT
taions ofthe besiegrs and the bslesSued,
now re duced 10 the Iast extremity, 80 II
condemning the terrible scene sboutto be
enacted. The assailantt advanced under
as.ters ire from The Tife, aud ordnance Of
The Tryam. The gray dawn ofthe eVentiul
morning ,' over tie plains, the town AMI
the river. The HcTIeans advanced with
their sealing ladders and placed them
against the walls, but the defenders from
within repused them with loss. Again the
charge WAS sounded and the besicgpers nd
vaucsd to the assault, but were second
lime driven back without reaching the top
OF the walls. There Was dreadful pause,
like the luI in the storm before bowling
vessel. And now santa Annals batailons
return 10 the assault. They scale the walls
at last, attempt 10 get over, buL are forced
back and cut down by those within; but
their place. are supplied by fresh men on
each ladder. At length, after desperate
resistsnce-hllled, cut down and exhausted,
hut not reiresting-thc Texans ceased 20
make or offer resistance. The MeXicans
scrambled over the walls, and soon ti!led
the fort
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SICK HEADACHE

This distres sing aflIclion occurs most re-
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arising from impulectly disested contents,
Causes a severe pain In tns head, accompanied
with dlsagreeafle nausea, and this constitutes
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nrunLIi It-LiI
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THE MASSACRE.

Then occurred hand-to.hand light,
man 10 man, followed by scene of carnage
and blood surpassed In horror By few OF
the mas.asres Of history. The survivors OF
Travis company fought TO the last Some
dubbed their guns and did execution on
their assallants even after they were over
whelmed with numbers. Only few cried
quarter, but were not needed. or the en-
tire garrison all were put TO the sword, not
one survived. and all fighting till dispatch
ed nv the couqueOrs,
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TRAVIS AND CEoCKE1T.

Among the defenders was the cele brnteu
David Crockett, who mad gone to Congress
from Tennessee, but come TO aid the Tex
ans in gaining their liberty and freeing
themselves from the Mexican power. Croc-
kett WAS killed in the eastern corner OF the
fort, while the Texan commander fell Oh
the western side. II had been agreed up
on by the Texans that the last surviving
one OF their number should fire the maya
zine, thus blowing himself and the enemy
inside the walls to destruction, but Mai.
Evans, Master Of Ordinance. while in the
aet OF performing this las: solemn duty was
killed.
The brave Col Bowie, who had been for
some days sick, was also butchered in his
bed and his body horribly mutilsted.
THE DEAD HEArED CT AND BURNED.
Thus fell the Alamo thus perished the
lSS brave patriots who defended it. The
sound OF the artillery had died away in the
distance of the plains and the clear, serene
Sabbath sun had arisen alike upon the
swell of the green grassy hills in the east
and the begrimmed and bloody faces OF the
slain. Around and about the fort, beside
the Texans. there lay :Jjl Mexican cCrpses,
stark, stif and cold, besides an equal num-
Der OF wounded, an evidence OF the desper-
ate character OF the conflict. The Texan
dead were. after beng subjected to mum.
berless indlgnites, thrown into heaps and
burned IN the walls.
THE SURVIVORS.
Though mono of Col. Travis band were
left TO tell the tale, Mrs. Dickinson, wife
of Lieut.. Dickinson, who fell in the de.
tense, her child, negro servant of Col.
Travis, and two Mexican women OF San
Antonio de Bexar were the only survivors
ofthese in the tort. The blood OF the
immortal Texas band still stains the
massive walls OF the Alamo, and as the
footsteps of the modern visitor reverbe-
rate through its solemn old halls he ale
most fancies ii the echo of the bloody
strife that sent les heroic spirits to their
last abode Sunday morning, March 5,
1886.
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WHEN Lovely WOMAN STooPs TO FoLLr.-
Mrs. Noah Fisher is now languishing in
Montpelier Jail on an Indictment found by
the grand jury charging her with adultery
with one Frank Kendall. who is also in
durance vile. Mrs. Fisher is very large
and strong and has bad temper. and it is
said is terror and disgust to the communi-
ty where she resides. She was married to
Noah Fisher at Boston. Mass. about nine
years since, under the name OF Nina Luce.
Mr. Fisher was then resident of fayst0n,
Vt, and was worth a handsome property,
which has been spent by the recklessnoss OF
his wife lie took his new wife to FaystOn
to reside, where she cut quite figure with
the elegance and style of her dress. etc. She
did not live there long before she induced
her husband to sell his farm and buy hotel
in Moretown. Alter short career in the
hotel she elOped with their bar tender and
remained in the friendly dominion of Canada
for some time when she went TO Massachu
sets, where she spent few checkered years.
when she returned to her husband in
M0retOwn. year ago last Spring they
came to Montpelier and engaged in Keeping
a boarding house. Frank Kendall, who has
now been indicted with her for adultery,
was one of her boarders and was stone
cuttor Last Winter she elOped with Frank
Kendall and kept out Of the State for a
time. Her husband then entered com
plant to the States Attorney against them.
and brought a suit against Kendall for ten
thousand dollar damages. Tho Attorney
did not prosecute the complaint at tina: time
for the reason that Mrs. Fisher was out of
the State, where she remained for several
months During this time she went to
Leominstcr, Mass, changed her name to
"A. X Grout" and set herself up a. a heal
ing medium and clairyoyant. She did not
continue at Leominster long before sho
wrote to her husband to forgive her and lot
her come back lie Withdrew his complaint
against her and received her at Moret0wn,
where they have resided until now. The
evidence against he ~ said to be over
wheming. and she will. no doubt. be sent
to State prison Tor term of years, I or.
Boston Giobe.
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FIGHT IN WHICH THE TROOPS AND INDIANS
SUFFER SEVERELY.

A FIGHT IN WHICH THE TROOPS AND INDIANS
SUFFER SEVERELY.
Gen. Miles telegraphs from near the Bear
Paw Mountains, District of the Yellowstone,
October Sd, as follows This command
moved rapidly to Snake creek, striking
fresh trail of hostile Nsz Perces coming out
of the Bear Paw mountains at O'Clock the
30th, met and surprised a camp at clock,
capturing the larger part of their herd OF
about GOO horses, mules and ponies. The
engagement was quite severe, and enclosed
is list of our killed and wounded. The
Indians lost seventeen killed, including
Looking Glass and Joseph's brother and
three other chiefs, and forty wounded. Chief
Joseph gave me his solemn pledge yesterday
that he would surrender, but did not, and
they are evidently waiting aid from the
other Indians. They say the Sioux are COM
ing to their aid. They are closely invested
in some deep rayines, and kept under fire.
To take them by assault would cost many
lives. may wear them ont, and
eventually compel them to give up. They
fight with more desperation than any Indians
| ever met. | believe there are many es-
capped Williams in the village who e1pectto be
hung when caught. believe there is COM
munication between this camp and Sitting
Bull, and have used every effort to prevent
junction. | am expecting companies with
Sturgis, and will then endeavor tc send the
ID cavalry companies to Benton. lpresume
you do not wish them withdrawn when sur
rounding the Nez Perces camp. | intend to
send the wounded to the Missouri, and the
captured stock to the Yellowstone. Iwould
respectfully suggest that information be sent
to the British authorities to prevent any por-
ton of the Nez Perces tribe crossing the line,
or to disarm them should they take refuge
on English soil" The list of killed and
wounded of Gen. Miles's command shows
81 killed and 43 wounded, all of the seventh
cavalry and fifth infantry. Captain Hale
and ID Lieut. Biddle, of the 9TH cavalry,
were killed, and two captains and three
lieutenants wounded.