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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15

At il rising and it, setting the SON
makes the deepest shadows, 90 at the
beginning and toward the close, the
careers ofgreat men are most darkened
By the neglect OF aspesioa Of the
world.
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When the Result was An.
nounced Cheer After
Cheer Went Up.
And the Gentleman from Ohio
was Acknowledged Hero
of the Day.
The Convention Adjourned to
Meet Again at Five
O'Clock.
This Mornings Session.

VuI0 0OIuIu6 . 0eOOsOus
Chicago. June THE fifth days
session of the republican national con-
vention began nearly one hour late,
for it was not until 1915 O'Clock that
President Hosr called the body t.
order. The day was bright. sunny
and comfortable, and the main floor,
galleries and stage were as crowded az
at any time during the convention.
As usual, the entrance of Senators
Garfield and Conkling was marked
by hard cIapping and other indications
in their favor on the part of the
audience.
Rev. Chas. Hall Everts, of the
Plymouth Congregational Church Of
this city. offered a prayer.
The chairman announced that all
the railroads had
EXTENDED THE LIMIT OF TICKETS
for the return of delegates to their
homes. 80 that they might use their
tickets within one day after the close
of the convention, whenever that
might be.
The reading clerk read the fifth and
sixth resolutions Of the. platform. by
request. for some delegates who had
inexperienced their purport.
Mr.. Hale moved that the conven.
ton proceed, under the rules, to
ballot for a candidate for president.
Mr.. Conkling inquired whether il
was not a matter of course that We
now proceed to ballot. without any
resolution.
The chair did not go understand it,
Mr.. I onkling then said he seconded
the motion.
The chair before putting the motion
said his was q most important action
In scarcely any country could it bt
done without blOOd-sheG and strife
here it might he done with decorum,
10 peace and in order. He alluded
to the impression which would b
produced on those living on our borders
The chair therefore trusts tina
every gentleman present. whether I
member of the convention or here q
a witness Of the proceedings. will fee
that the character of his country i
affected by the propriety and order o
his conduct. Cheers. The vot
was taken and it was unanimously d.
cided to
PROCEED TO VOTE.
The clerk then read the 9Th rule
respecting the taking of votes. an
which abolished the unit rule; an
then the 7th rule, in regard I
changing votes. The roll call the
began. When New York was Gale
Mr.. Conkling state it would b
better that the roll be called f
New York, as under instruction of Il
state convention he was required
cast the vote of the state as a unit,
but the rule adopted BY this conve
ton required q different course, Al
he could see no fair way out of {
difficulty but by q roll call.
The chairman announced that q
less there was No objection he wor
instruct the clerk to call the roll
individual members. This was dol
and each member from New Yo
gave his vote:
BALLOT NO /.
Alabama - Grant Is. Blaine
Sherman 3.
Arkanas-Graut IL.
California-Blaine IL.
Colorado-Grant 6.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15

II clipped from the Ga,sse, Yooken. n.
T., The following: ''Tbouasods Of human
being that have for yean been sufferer.
from diseases Of kidoeys and liver, are nov
being 0sds veil and hsppy By The uss oil
wasnes's Haze Kidney and Liver Cure. II
i the only medicine in exisseuce that will
s6scsually cure BsightS diasass. Will
Wasne1s Sab Diahsen Cure b shs ooly
ssss rsnsdy for diahsan.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15
Death BY DfoWnlnG.

Charles Spence. ssed eight years. Who
lived With his parents on the farm Of .
gentleman named Adaos, three and one
half miles southwest Of Sedslia. vss
drowned in pond near the family resi-
deoce about six o'clock Last night.
From the young man Who recovered the
body the following particulars are obtained
The deceased, in company With another
boy, vas plsying in the water, which ~
not more than four iees dep, when be va
seised WITH ersmP and vent down thrss
times before asaissancs could reach him
Cosooss Joos ~ notified, bot after ascer.
tanning ill the facts IN the case decided
that IN inquest ~ not necessary.
The funeral took place 1t nine o'clocl
this morning.
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Batting CroW.

Eating Cr0W.
Eugene Field, IN Kansas City Times.
See the Grant men eating crow, noisome
Hear the Blaine men singing Low, awful
low
With oil their rant and bluster,
The stslwarts couldn't muster
Votes enough 10 get . show-half . show
Al the Presidential throne;
And they groan and they moan
In tesr-compellins tone;
And forlorn
Old Van Horn
Says to pale and trembling Martin.
From whose orbs the brine il stsrtin
''Oh, oh, oh,
Taste this crov!
Do not stop TO ok blessing.
Use no seasoning and no dreoing I
Do not frovn,
Gulp il down
II II crov-very tough
Olious crow ;-d-n the stuff!
But we fellows have been beaten
And the bird must nv Be eaten
I,s IN awful crushing blow,
But we've got to take our crow;
Grow. crow, CROW
The rank, uneavory Wand surnamed CROW
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15

1T i hard work for The baby to cut
teeth, and il should b assisted By the uas
Of Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup. which will cool
the in6amed gums.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15
u Your Hair Falling or Turning
0royf

"London Hair Color Restorer," the
mott clearly and delightful article ever in
troduced to the American people. II II
totally different from oil Others, not sticky
or guwmy, and free from all impure mgr
dents thst render many other preparations
obnoxious. Il thickens thin HAIR, restores
gray hair, give it Des lite, cures dsndrud,
causing the hair to grow whore il has fallen
of or become thin, does not soil or stain
anything. and il 20 perfectly and elegantly
prepared q to make il lasting hsir dress
ing and toilet luxury. London Hair Color
Ressorer 10 sold By al druse,sts at % cents
bottle, or six bottles for 81. fincipal
Depot for United States, $50 North Sixth
trees, Philadelphia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15

Il hsvs derived much benefit from n
isG Fellow Hypophosphisss in chronic
eoas1opaioa.
Jo1X b MooaR, Fosse City. Noataas.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15

Indiana. the Convention then took
recess until 5 O'Clock.
Chicago. June 9.-Tbe following
, the speech seconding the nominatio
to make unanimous the nomination {
Nj. Garfield By Mr.. Conkling:
Nix. CHAIRNAN:-James A. Ga
field. Of Ohio. having received 4 m,
Ijority Of ill the votss cast. l rise {
move that he be unaoimously PR
sented q the nominee Of this CONVEX
ton. Great applause. The chair
under the rule. anticipates my motion
and being on my feet. avail mysel
of the opportunity to congratulate
the republican party upon the good
natured rivalry which has die
tinguished this animated contest
Louder. ] Well. gentlemen. would
speak louder. but having sat under
the cold wind Of these windows,
end myself unable to do so. l va.
about to say. Mr.. Chairman, that
trust that the zeal. the fervor and
now the unanimity seen in the con
veution will be transplanted to the
Geld Of the conflict. [great applause
and shouts Of order. and that all
Of those who have been apart and
against each other will find them,
selves with zeal hearing the banner.
and with equal zeal carrying the
lance of the republican party into the
ranks Of the enemy. CHEERS Of good
good! followed BY loud cheers.
Senator Logan said /:
Mr. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN
OF THE CONVENTION We are to be
congratulated that We have arrived at
. conclusion in reference to presenting
the name of candidate to become the
standard bearer Of the republican
party for president Vi the United
States. In union and harmony there
is strength. Whatever may have
transpired in this convention that
may have momsntarily marred the
feelings of any one here. hope that
in our conclusion it will pass from our
minds. [Applause]. I.sir. with the
friends Of I think one of the grandest
men that ever graced the face Of the
earth (applause] stood here to fight
friend. to battle in favor Of nomina-
ton but. sir. the convention has chosen
another leader. The men who stood
BY Grants hammer will he seen in the
front of this CONTEST on every field.
(Cheers.] We will 60 forward. sir.
not with tied hands, not with sealed
lips. not with bridled tongues.
[Cheers and cries Of no! MOI
But to speak the truth in
favor of the grandest party that
has ever been organized in this
TO maintain it principles.
maintain its power and to preserve
its ascendency and, sir. with the
leader you have selected, my judgment
is victory will perch upon our banner.
[Cheers.] l. sir. as one of the repub-
licans from the state Of Illinois
second the nomination Of James A.
Garfield. Of Ohio. and l hope it may
be made unanimous.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15
THE BOSS BORE.
The Interview She had with
Several Prominent Cisisens
Yesterday.

Mis Richardson IL what she calls her
coli. but - id old fool" is the name she
10 best known BY among those in Sedslia
Who have the honor Of her scqusintance.
She first became known here BY calling ON
the police about three weeks ago, and de-
string them to arrest . conductor on the
Missouri Pacific, whom she claimed hal
not looked after her trunk a he should
have done, and because he made her pay
fare from Smithton to Sedslia q second
time on account Of losing her ticket. A.
ter boring every one in the city who would
consent to converse With her she took her
departure for Fl. Scott, and il Vas hoped
that Sedalia would know her no more for
ever.
This was . mistake. however, for yester-
day morning she sgsin showed up With q
smile on her countenance; and the 6rst
thing che did Vas to pay her respects to
her old friend, Geo. Childs. She inter-
viewed him till he ordered her out, and she
next called on Postmaster Parker and de-
mauded her mail matter. She wss told
that there wss nothing for her, and then il
was that she let loose her tongue. She
blessed oil connected With the department.
and left in search Of . policeman. She
cornered Officer Schoeneverk, and be, not
knowing that she wa q chronic case, list
ened to all Of her Wild rawlings until he
could not stand it any longer, and then he
summsrily dismissed her.
Her next stopping place vas at the ex-
pres Office, where she requested permits
sion to leave her trunk, saying she wss
afraid to leave it in the baggage room for
fear Childs would 20 through it. or If not
that, would bust the same in handling it,
Roy Codding knew the old blister and
tried to persuade her to take her baggage
elsewhere, but abe positively refused to do
90, and it is still in the express Office.
She called on couple Of attorneys and
wanted them to arrest Postmaster Parker
and Others, but - she wss given the cold
shoulder she took her departure. She in
formed the police that she would yet get
even With her enemies in this city, and for
the purpose Of doing 80, she vent to Smith
ton last night. She gave it out that she
would return with officers and have num-
Der Of arrests msde, the first two Of which
will be the postmaster and bsGgsgemaster.
Her trunk il left With Roy Codding and
il he doesn't have good time when she
returns, the BAzoO misses it, guess. The
woman il undoubtedly partially dersDeed.
and IL she hes friends or relatives they
should zee to il that she IL not allowed to
roam about the country seeking whom che
may devour.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15
In 1875 adv Burt}ette Coutts vrose

In 1875 Lady Burdette COutts wrote
. letter from Brighton, England. re.
garding the misuse Of goats for draught
and urging their improvement for
their valuable milking purposes. The
British Goat Society has sprung up
and is thrifty from the attention thus
called to the matter, and it is contem.
plated to establish depots for the sale
Of goats - we'll - their pure milk,
which il found to Be invaluable,
especially for children in case Of sick.
ness. Doctors and philanthropists an
lending their aid to the society in thi,
| improvement.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15

BROWNSVILLE, May 8, 3 p. m.
Hon. John T. Heard, Of Sedalia,
was nominated by reclamation at the
democratic convention today a. the
candidate for state senator from this
district.
He made q short speech, thanking
the convention and his friends for the
honor conferred, and promised to work
for the veal Of the district.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15

Cutting teeth u one Of the hardest
pieces Of work the Baby does; Why no,
help il out By allowing Il occasional doses
Of d.. Bulls Bsky Syrup.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15

"An Old physClan'o Advice"
Coughs, Colds, Asthma and other pull.
monary affections should b looked
to and promptly treated in time
and thus oil serious results may b avoided,
and for this purpose Ne know Of Nd better
Remedy than "DR. SwAYNE's CoHPouND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY" The first dose
sivss relief, and it il sure TO cure the worst
Cold or Cough in very short time. Try
. Is cent bottle and Be convinced, and you
will thus avoid . Doctor's bill, and most
likely . serious spell Of sickness. Price q
cents and $l.0O per bottle. or six bottles
$500. The large siss 10 the most seonom-
icsl. Prepared only b. d.. swayns& Son
$50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold.
By oil pFomineat druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15
THE ST. CLAIR LYNCHERS
Adjutant-G en1 Mitchell Tells
q Basoo Reporter Of the
Recent Trouble.
The Prisoners Will be Brought "a
the Sedalia jail for
Safe Keeping.

The Portly form Of Adjutant-G General
Mitchell was visible on the platform Of the
Garrison this morning. and through the
courtesy Of Hon. John T. Heard . BAzoo
reporter Was introduced and interviewed
the gentleman a. follows:
k.-General, you have been visiting in
81. Clair county recently, have you not I?
Mr.. M.-Yes, have been there twenty.
one days trying to learn something in ~
gard to the recent lynching Of three prison.
err who were confined in the 81. Clair
county jail.
Rid you succeed
Mr.. M.-Yes. a. you are probably aware,
three men were arrested on IN AFFIDAVIT
sworn out BY me, their names being Bar
ker. Curry and Grimes.
k-fou say You swore out the Aida
Wit; were the county officials afraid to
take the matter in hand?
M. M.-Wsll. ! don't know that they
were afraid; hut think they would rsth-
er have been excused from the iob. II
might not have been healthy for them
hereafter, you know.
R.-What Was done with the prisonersl
Mr.. M.-They had preliminary exam
ination at which all three we're bound
over to court. Barker Wa refused bail,
while Grimes and Curry we're sent 10 Jail
in default OF $1,000 each. They we're Ne
msnded to the Henry county Jail, bat will
be brought to Sedslia tonight and lodged
in your Jail for safe keeping.
R.-When did you leave Oeceola?
Mr.. NJ left yesterday morning and
got here last night. leave for Jefferson
City at eleven CLOCK.
R-From what section Of country VA
the mob raised, general?
Mr.. My opinion 10 that they oil
came from south Of the Osage river, in the
counties Of 81. Clair and Hickory; and, in
stead Of being more than one hundred
strong, don't think that more than thirty
men were engaged IN the a6alr.
Rid you meet With any opposition
your lsbors?
Mr.. M.-No, I can't say that / did.
vent there With . determination 10 obtain
il possible, the names Of those Who yer,
engaged in the disersceiul proceedinss
and, obtaining a clue, followed il o.
With the results stated. have no doub'
but what the men srrested we're implicated
and l expect to convict all Of them.
General Mitchell va then aecosted BY {
friend, and excusine himself walked Of
He IL undoubtedly . man Of determine
tion, and will prosecute the prisoosra. u
matter What opposition he meets With.
-M~uo ~ ~ a.. .,-k-~-s--1.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15
"Rev Of the Ills Of Life

are more prevalent and distressing than
bilious disorders. The symptoms are low
spirits, want Of energy. rsstlsssnsas, head
sche, no appetite. sallow skin, cossivensss
and other ailments which show the liver IN
in diseased state and needs regulating,
and the proper way to do il II 70 uss "DR.
SwAYME's TAR AND SARsAPARILLAP ILLs."
Their effect on the liver and blood II Won
derful, removing pimples and oil erupsions
leaving the complexion fair and fresh a in
yoath. Pnice Is cent box Of thirty pills,
or Eve boxes ior 500. Sent BY mail on
receipt of price, BY Dr.. Svsyne 4 Son. $50
North Sixth street, Philadelphis. Sold By
all londin1 druRRiets.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15
A Slick Game.

A mschinist Who has been employed in
the Missouri Poetic shops quit work few
days ego. Heowed couple Of pretty good
sized b,lls, and for the purpose Of settling
one he gave his creditor IN order for his
time check. amounting to City dollars.
He subsequently, called and got the check,
and then gave il to his landlord in pay
ment Of board bill. Creditor No. I ~
certainsd this fact lest night, and heset the
police on the fellows trail, - hs knew he
intended leaving the city. This morning
he vss found, bat be was too full to give
an account Of Why he had acted - be did.
Creditor No. Il Gays he will prosecute an
less the amount. due him il forthcoming,
and the chances ere that the slick man
will have to 60 10 work again and settle hrs
Indebtedness.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15

Many babe il unknowingly husried
out Of the world By the powerful opiates 20
frequently given to them. Mothers, use
Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup. the ssfest, cheapest
and best baby medicine in the world.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15

At Brownsville - q Candi.
date for the State Senate
from this District.

SPECIAL to the ka1oo
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15

"a: Washburne. 81: Garfield, / /;
Conkling. /;
THIRr T-sECOND BALLOT.
The whole number of votes cast,
755; necessary to q choice, 378.
Grant, 800 /; Blaine. go; Sherman,
119; Edmunds. IL: Window. 3
Washburne, a; Garfield. l.
.IRrY-rHlRD BALLOT.
Grant, 300; Blaine. 276: Sher
man. IL; Window. 4; Garfield, 1.
THIRTY-FOURT BALLOT.
| Grant, 3l1; Blaine. 275 /; Sherman
lO7 Washburne. 4: Edmunds, IL
Window, 4; Garfield, II.
THIRTY-FIFTH BALLOT.
Grant, 3l3; Blaine. 257; Sher
man. 1Ol; Window, 3; Ednunds
IL; Garfield, so; Washburne, q
THIRTY-sIXTH BALLOT.
} The break to Garfield iu the forme
: ballot had settled it. As state ate
state Vas called the former supporte.
: Of Blaine rushed to Garfield, and q
: the close the vote stood Garfell
= 399; Grant, 306; Blaine, ~
Sherman, 3; Washburne, 5.
D Amid the widest excitement Nj
t Cookling moved to make tho nom
D nation unanimous, which WAS carrie
z amidst tremendous cheers.
On motion Of BENZ. Harr;sou,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-15
CHICAGO

The l(ooted Question Settled
on the Thirty-sixth
Ballot.
Senator James A. Garfield, Of
Ohio, Walked of with
the Prize,
Having 500 Votes, While the
Man on Horseback Had
Only 3O6.
His Nomination Due to the
Supporters Of the Plumed
knight,
Who Came te the Rescue with
the MGl1G Anything to
Beat Grant"
The Silent Mans Delegates
Stuck Nobly to Their
Favorite,
But Were Unable to Form q
Combination Whereby
He Could Win.
When the Result was An.
nounced Cheer After
Cheer Went Up.
And the Gentleman from Ohio
was Acknowledged Hero
of the Day.
The Convention Adjourned to
Meet Again at Five
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-30
.LONESRORO NEWS

JoneSboro items may not be amisS 70 u
part Of the readers OF that cntorprisiag
paper THE CAIRO BULLETIN. Ioncsboro
sth2 coun seat OF Union county, aud o. o
Ofthc, oldest towns in Egypt. When tirstthr
"hardy Woman began to clear up the
almost interminabe !orSct, business wa,
commenced in this place, and as the
county has advanced, ,Ioncsboro has ever
kept step with her, hand in hand they
have travelled the rough road Of
pioneersm, administering to each other,
wants, Daring this time Of growth ana de.
'elDpm"nt, other towns have sprung up
in different parts Of the county. that ere
thriving and enterprsing. But Jonesboro,
from her elevated position, has ever eyinced
a ttndcr ana fostering care for the welfare
Of our county. The men who first entered
business here, certainly deserve credit for
their pluck and energy. In its early day
they were determined to make it an enter.
prisng town her business men of to-day
deserve honor for their determination to
make her a city of enterprise. There seems
to be unit of feeling, and all are
Jealous in the effort to make ,Joncsboro
city of more than ordiaary enterprise cap
ital that heretofore has been idle
is now being put in use Among the bust
ness enterprises that have been taken hold
of we would notice the following: A
joint stock company has been organized,
and stock to the amount Of $1,000, has
been subscribed, for the purpose OF estab.
fishing and putting in operation "Stock
Lime Kiln A charter has been obtained,
directors elected and everything is now
under full Roadway. An extensive drug
store is alse opening up.
And still they come; opening up in the
willard block, a larger hardware store than
has ever before been in this county. Some.
thing that is needed here, and that
the people oil over the county
will appreciate
Upon the site Of the mill destroyed a
short time back by fire, there is to be- erect
ed ''mammoth brick" the capacity Of
which is to he one hundred and fifty barrels
per day. Upwards of five thousand dollars
have been graiutously given by our citizens
to help on the enterprise.
1t has for some time been talked of and
has now become matter Of faCt-that ere
another wheat crop has been harvested, we
will have an elevator" of sufficient capaci.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-30
TAXES!

Notice il hereby given that will beat the follow.
ing named places at the time below
stated, for the purpose Of collecting the
Revenue Of Alexander County. Illinois.
wanting to save the penalty vi one per cent. per
month will take advantage Of the collectors visits,
IS indicated below, and pay their ttNcs in their own
precincts,
At store house OF Durham & Cauble, IN town
Of Eco, in Lakewood precinct, on wednesday,
January 9lst, A. u. 1880.
Al the store house of Henry Hunsackcr in town
Of Sandusky, IN Sandusky precinct, on Thursday,
January end A. ID. 1890
At store house of Il. f. Curtis in town of Hodges
Park, in Unity precinct, on Friday, January BIRD
A, ID 1870
AT store house OF Hodges 4 Martin at Beech
Rage station, in Beech Ridge precinct, on Satur.
DAY, January Gath, A. d. 1899.
Al store house of II. A, EdmersoD, in town Of
East Cape Girardeau. in East Cape GirIrdcau
precinct. on Monday, January sbth, \. d 1870,
A. Store house OF Elcnllcy Co., in town OF
Clear Greek in Clear Creek precinct on Tuesday,
January 9th, A. u. 1887.
Al store house of y + Brown & Bro, in town OF
Thebes, In Tnebes precinct, on "Wednesday, Jan
usry 2Sth, A, ID 1851
Al store housc Of A. II Ireland. IN town Of Santa
Pc. 10 Santa Fe precinct, on Thursday January
A, store house of Jas II Mulchny. in town o
Commercial Point, In Goose Island precinct, on
Friday. Jsnuary 3)th. A. d. 1880
At the residence of Nicholas llou-acker, In Lake
Nlligau precinct, on saturday, January 3lst, A. d
lssV
Al store OF Peter Saup, in First cairo precinct, OF
Nor day, February Pad, A, D. 1880
A. the Office of VI. j Howlcy, real estate agent ID
Second Cairo precinct, on 1ucsday February 3rd
A. II. 1880.
Al store house OF Patrick Fitzgerald, on corner o
18th street and Commercial Avenue, In Third Cair,
precinct on Wednesday, February sth, AID lSSN.
Az store house Of Ernest y Petit, In Filth Cair'
precinct Oh Thursday. February 6th. A. d 1880.
A. the conrt house. in Fourth Cairo precinct, From
the 9TH 10 18th days OF February. A. d. 1880.
JOHN HODGES
Sheriff aud Collector of Alexander Co, ls
Dated this. Cairo, His, Jan. ~. 1870. II