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, 1880-12-18

:ona very soo work: md wins retaSsa for s,.; sons
Il ts tio y '' hi. e'per; cmpayer. mo ,ess"r sS1:
Tint he h' was ",ircllnb!e. 6ring pvssestc.i
ot rsnarkahy viv, !maT"fion, ,1,, los, Gi t fnr c
i'aoi loo hS io!,'s % ',swspaaer WIFI, ani "warkiMr"
rnn,,cctio.t. liz i. II innrrsc,t nnn ami l.+ wife
hns sftch, visited ChrIGn Wit, him. tlc nv u
Grntlcr WIN = rtn,aitt' y M,. r. sh,s
hid relatlvc untIi fr rel.l uf thcM ~ ycster"y,s \,
TnlnuSE. 50 II n aiiliiccrssAry 10 ro1slect us
i,nuo with tho c,,sc.
r,lg ruuxsf.,xns' 11oMe.
fo,im!I!1,vS lt..tur F,,lti hnvr tren received,
md nre 6crcly duly ackn,nwlcTs1;; ON m
l';r9!Sr, Aso' slso !. fSs!! T. Gasryt
J + %ss';'.::::: %s'Sst ] s & L. H. cS'''a':
THE FstpKE NUISANCE.
Al' Lawter. IN his speech madp IN tho Cornell
SE i" rasa s,sct, m nr.lI,ai,cs wicn Il Es askcd
fur hy thr preple: fN.t tho lrtitu 81 q few ;!ry.
"S .n crSnfs skrri : |. s o ystes' ~
lnnsincr In which thu Al.!erttn from thu Eighth
wnr'ls apceks " petition containing. It i true.
th"isanSs % n caisaR" ] vaisrt-cn,,tni,'inR. aw.
ever, tho nttnea q! fa,npe representing lens Ut
1I!ns nt cnrttal, atn! oI rtyssans VI wt ,, .Hso
uol,1Is. Still. insnin,,rll ns this nbIcctini-wctek
H. I !sE,My sys sumo %oHt WIN ~ so1S atc n se
mp petitions for EcncrIl csreiil!.tini1t 'i'h e-
ei,lnnfate LIST NJ tnrnes whlel. ALL; l.awIgr
GRAFTON from Tho number ot sasnntnrcs. Let
tho Eighth WhrIl le cnnvMasutI, ~ well IN Dther
FcSss ot tc sy nn y Ttrh,rs WSn ts
pctitlnnsng t0r thu abolition q this ntilsl'iGc.
hu wIll bt: induced = nMlty bis yews o.; TIE ne
, 1880-12-18


H 70 # t1s sesacnes e @ snon; =;
pArtty.ts. lguh y yeaEA lfla Z !&nys
Funeral sund1ly nj II Friends Ut tho fanlly
invited.
GEyElt-un l,cc. 10. $780, George c. Goynr, OF con-
Funeral IN Saturday 1T o'clock from residence, LII
WHnL thtr1ahnlli.st thunco g cntho!ia cenletory.
c1-lla1tinuru lHd knnnas ptpurs RletEp copy.
MAks!i-tln 1i4c. u tSs. " tho Tes!.lonco Ut e. g.
Mnryim, Anpprye, ~, EnAroto GG5trn4e .lalix.tsr
yGntN months Mno II days.
WlSsi!,W-t>n Eer. Il, lSs1. ut 2237 MlchLgnu-av.,
Snrnh ~ Wln5l0w. aged 10 yGntA,
sprvicee Rt Oeluck 3. IN. Saturday. Funeral pfi-
gB-reru tIit} pnpors p!onso copy.
MEAHl.Ejt-At bis fAtn residence In rAlntlne, ILL.,,
Dr. F. II. A1Grattr4 nEtH d fnHfH.
Flnarnl Hcry!cn III Wheeling. ILL.,. on Sunt!ny ut l;
iUOnW1Ll.lE-Dn lieu. II. lSs1 y y. H.. nj No. 10
ltDward-kt. cUrs!rr ~ Eampbol.nya Elizabeth, wHo
FnnNsn1 nstiep s.efoatteT.
III, El,na Truli Dcun, beloved WIFI Of GoorVO Il.
bean, nxcd ~ yEH!h.
l'ODLE-rhe funurnl Of tho Iats John pooIn will
tnkc plcn an Sunday ut tttDtk from tho rttli&Hrco
Fl ~ e y vi wesf frss y IL; s1as tSHs "
tIfItt'E-Dn EGc. II, 1Sl Hs rAra!ys!s, EeIlna he.
lnyud vito Ut 1Aolnns llerco, ngud *t ycnrs und 8
Iansra, on Sunday at 10 o'cnck feau, res!aeneo icu
suAth ElniDn-rt. thente ~ e1!rslxnn to Hos0hll
Gliits-A. paIk its.Se, " rhutsny, i'ee III, lso,
e1-Ut"es0 IN. T., lapors Nsusu COPY.
W1I.suS-Cn rlsurstlaY, Doe. IT. lsS). OF honrt dis
casB, lsGnnRrI Wtls'ln, n.e III yeMTss
enes. Ssp Iniias.as Wonains Wilt % s. tatsH @ sa East
for lNttftuDHt. +.
, 1880-12-18

Tho elegant tnblo preparations of Mr.. ]. INV.
Hnrkins, of i!,stnn, nre mt 0nly fnnat Gonr1-
nlNnt for fnb,ity use. hit they arc undoubtedly
b'ttgr thnn eali no prcrnrcl for tho l.su ut s,nn
parties ut q nsuch lArEes expeHsc, Mr. !lucktus.,
experience! rs chef Mt Il0ston'e fAyorffo hDiGi
gives purchasers guarantee ofAoxculenc0 for
ill his goods.
, 1880-12-18

Marie R0zo took llcr bellalit lust evening Mt
llnyeray's, on which OCCASION MetlstUFelo"
WIS repeated to very lnrgo ntld brllliunt
nu1irnce. The performance calls for 10
special mention except that Allnt, lsOze re-
peated her great success iu tho dual r1lu. ant
, 1880-12-18

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, BUSINESS, COLLEGE.
This wnlc-awaku school for business mud
English tralning Is drawing hundreds Of
students fron All pNrts 0f tho West. Solid,
practical Instruction, unsurpassed locnt1oli,
md rlnerulc EXPENSES plave !: III the front
jan. 4, tHS1. The Illustrated cullega pnper
sEnt FREQ tn nfly address.
, 1880-12-18

Thosn Eeektng for holiday presents should OK.
nmIte tho cleHlnt Rssurtmcnt III sntln md vci-
vet cDyurctl tuut bottles, sachcts cAh!ons. etc.,
decorated BY hand -pantlt,gs-new, novel. and
chcnp, to be fot,tll ut tho rertunntory OF steele
4 Price. t1O ltnndppt street.
, 1880-12-18

tl,nt Miss barton, who Nns substituted for
Miss Annnndnlr, tic lnttnr being sick, scored
n s.lccuss. wtl|Gll Il very surprising whcl II
IL considered TINT sl!o Wns singing her role
for The first time, 'l'his AFTERNOON !" II rrn-
ya.nrc. antl this evening " Carmen close4sa
tin Sttftsnlt.
, 1880-12-18

---
TIE ClTI-11ALL.
TILE smoke burner ordinance will be revived
',,c,rsl thn, r. viii wnss,
o'e.eu 'n''' ..' ~ "''' t.a'''
CtTs~ESa1SEEf CHHofER Is 10 ofatc NJ ffcc-
port ull tho evening Of tho eth ut grand bAti-
ANosu the lni,,tllnu peru,lts-; ;ssucd yesterday
,, ,, - ' r.,., t. ,."m,. IL nron.
threc.story m factory s corner @ Of Erio and Kings
~ ;, ~ ' ,,1,,kts, eornnr =, rro,,.,,r mi, con-
chnck fnr ss f,r i nait sa III IT thn Ftremnns
Iis Wsnnvn1rS, M Ft1nI. 'A' oe''e''' u '''o f''"
ehaSse tSs of % AZ arw se ses,as;hsse ss q srssiss
street. nent THIRD avenue; mud tho "boys",aro
rms l,Itv rnv,rcrr nrcnorc. nm cstlmoto
rnstnro. t{ y,r ia'K 9rSo n, ,ari,nrp y" .ircnt T,
is Sst VII s anot t which Is exclusive of
'afd ahu property ''a'oases'
e n ~, aqse free So ~ so 60
djsease could not 10 ircu;l, hut tho pMlient WIS
removed to tho Hospital, .tud bis wifo ACCOM-
patitrI hitn
-. nv, e, ,r,o. ~ ,,,t,,,. o,,uo u,uo ra,n,a
,,, tit ,,'..,,. ~ ~ tn"nre rnst"rI"w -
arss that the sr%Ie e I VIC, GS!,!Se 5 oxer NJ .6s
"as 9f the eai nG ansry @ NJ Ihv ,1M ,9ttGf M ,y wiIs
isrsa ioos into IL Il. COMMISSIONER "a'A' a'o ~ WIZ
AIN: LAwtEt announces that if the Dlrltng-
tnn Uic} nsg!nitce , ee's r. VIII H. ~ ,,o1' "o
it -, ts ~ " t'b nMnb ~, - ak o MIR ai,,nr
,rnt hns r1,n.,lrc ur IN co,sn IT. yar n,,H nf
colifse' 1ho"H "nht i'e - "oou'~
TuE Mayor was yesterday IN receipt Of n let
sf! e. 1Fy 13o Gem K s ae%' II 5 s ys 4srS %
No. ~ Archer uycn,,e; whore he lost big ,; wife.
avc W , iocye.l interest W ,,cross tic water, and
be wants to hrur from thom.
r,,r urn.r,n,o,,,,nt ~ ,,,,t,.n,a ond F,ro.
,tatsaI syrnfo 1's1ccta,, tho @isspJ III opcro
lsh!,so % yesisiy Ga Ioma % u hns ~ iar .a ~
~ Ma Mo ooF @ ,hn Ms,ng tv
of twclye-insh wall Y tho baseIneit Y Y, ne. II,
tionA! profession nga!ilat hfe' WHICH tho
OWNERS agreed to supply Ut oucc.
t.ra nrusnse M tic tio re,I, of Rs aysis sf
| thirty slsnplcs Of slgar. In tho rUport miro
aity,ltoa %as patd II tIeser!n!ns hs ), mnn!,.
| through t1Hn ntlythlnE cise, perhaps beciiB6
thu st1pcs turned utIt W vii. Only ons HIN
s% s % sstdn With y yn nttfr r s5e R.i
coso s n was m1' fluid IN .ha nrown sugars III snl
,i'isnost n,,t,reiy al,seut. @"'
A''.'o.s ....'.s's.s ',.,u. ,..,,
nEEnATtoX OF caz,e,!s headed " oxrark n
ter,lay Ana !rEed tho psttdii'4 u bridge ernas
, stca r o. r"Ltfein c" M , ftfGS @ i Tney
sssn% stre' as to ~ proueea lE IT, Sy vauct
the ~, Mesier n lsa Ma .shroa n tp"eKg S 9n
s5Ee i :sss! II ssSay ss s
Int" consideration: They llrthorinoro cinitt.c'l
that bridge u Ihlrtesnsh atrset wo,.l, bo n2re
deslriule tnhN pnc ~ foMEttentu htFcut. Ntlth@H9 @
Or tn9 inattee o. G9st, aiin telr VIII
THE nosp sAlr.
ferfanv IN n1irchnge TIN rf,fun,ttnn tr1nttA tt,t
, 1880-12-18

gland TINT American pork Ia morc llnl,e ~
Gnnsgn trichin!r than EurnreI!n lh,rk. nnI thls
American rnrk. Elic, in examination Us l!ns
hcclt mentioned nbuvs would put mn end to this
s.rtt, tIufhf
, 1880-12-18

Remember the most appropriate present for
tho holidays is n Anew Wheeler & Wilson No.
81 Cali ut tllGir wnres0nIis. t65 STATIC street,
and select fronl their ntert!nwfnH RtUck.
, 1880-12-18

Hayc tho chtldrpua lives by using DR.. Ridges
prepared fpo'l. Gnla & liuck1 so.o n9ents.
, 1880-12-18

nttck t. 1.nyncr's "Mnrs" cologne ia n per-
ftlmo Ut conspicuous excuenre lis Christmas
Ntft.
, 1880-12-18

I}uy tho Improved Have Scntcs. Borden,
Scllgtk 4 Co., Axetlts, " Lake street,
, 1880-12-18


mt WIN. In censcnrcnco nr hi. Inability 10 my I
Ills eis @ " MI, vo non his IL ow resorsss
% s,ml''g ill., S'Gs y t@sS I'll %Ss5'ns g
,,1,i"rstsl hr thn n,tfr ihnt ',t,in, wns ucison.
NJ: 5 os H.; = sss n';,s; y, a ;, s1
,4st "s 81 &c aser%s @ 5 h rc'Ss S ysrst fx
t'S' ura'h syaI ny snIG n,p A @ anIs r It W N @
nvrm. ~ o,s",t,,pr. ,,f ,ni,.r1cs rrreyc,i ty
qce,!snta!y fa!I'S f," ;;ax sfSt'"ll upon which
~ ""' II. ~ W." "'..''t''e S.."'s' =,
l.. 5ttE W9'nnf.s Chrlat!nn Ie!nncrnt,Ge Union m
Fht 70 tic tcnper'1:th catHf;ltI:n whicM t. nt,w
TinsE stntrs ht ~, i;,in, ~ s ic, lci t~ lila
WIKI hy n srIIso ef mo Fearful yoRtinn ut tiin
stats ana e'ty laws wc& e so cTyI,,x sv'! e
mn,hM Il, ,,rntsH Ubi'e sri;,ImSnt In r..vnr,t to
tic ct,inrtnert nf ,o rirt,tcoi,s laws npt, mir
es en sKs 10 e,no o 70 earry 'H on ts "ead rc
m sy b. Sl. 4 Ths sS,S ;s, Ms5 Sas|I AZ spps
nnin1yt,rtna tn nrrseryt, tho i,cMrn ~ ht,,cs m
yet nvioats frt',, tic presc1sso % Of ;hc cur:o of
ea;Se sS as' y wv unt r. snac nj tbs rn,,sn rn S
f"r the j,o,lr nf moment. md ,ica With Il Ind Ms
s r. TX ys m 70 Ell yn5 f1 as sIg e ey yf
'Iw wv ~ ~ ' .ls 49,, 49,.
THAT tho public demand pure gonls % and tl!at
taGs wliich ,rtnuxE rt:portcr tltseoysrG s while
IT MncetKt,. il Intending ttte n'ls!'Gi Gnnve,i-
itktt sHt9 "" -
II ihdy living III TINT tuwtt< fa.lr srAts nHn !flle
some earra1t}cy naro tnt tno .; Gn e,e,I,,s n*S;
Chicngo. ficr husbnii;, Who wis employed ~ n
LookKccrcr iy ~ a tlr1,, In Tic Htocs .Ynrsla,
cotRa rey w vrne. aeT Th ey W. sa
poai price. icing pure. g.xHi. ind homo l,tc.
r! EEL W. W ''t yaf o~9 5 y e1 tss % s ' sW .5s To 70
s,!si si i! e1isat - iii. is5xe , isu!;S,,sks !; +,
nnf ii "a Ernnv fho truiItcftnn III which lt,r rho
ycnr h,ss ,jrtay lccii pxt.atstusf. in ISL this
ss @ s W. H. w" s whS 1S' r. 1t to tue s Fs tc S
As a @ rn,nuss s repos.er en,le ycstesay sssninr
mtNn Mra silk 1T asr rcsl'e.ce No. y, S9,,lh ,,
M"rg M s re a a6 ~ rs see So m rGfat nr sss ~ o
strs. MureI DO Ia Durantaye ana her nephew. '
SSr S ,n yo Xxx ia W. n t fqsn eer nc nsate it
I f1an nG sat dI9r a9sox y p,h Sx pp'nTt IF n fxfSo x
, ss5ss r. q Ss FIT 7 Ss ss19s ,s %t ; ss $
eP1sG Gy 's y viii h's sreas s's
her inicutioi, e follow up anI punish the rnr,
ana explained tnat sno wax r., tn1 ~. argS , n M
daughter was Under years II ags whcn 'uyot
iafrlGa her which secured so W.! ~ ~ nse "a 1G1
nephew for pt1inry: the f!.rtnnr. sso Gieses;
o toi tho aser III t s taa se Wa IL
THE FASS1Nu r1cTuHE SALE.
Tho second lny's salo Of the EM,ln.nE co'ce.
tlon nt water colors. ut O'Iir!cns cutlery. wns
W. w.. AnSnF shs oSs poifs''S!e @ Il! ss!Ss s..
"l'iecolo rinytr" ,eosi. By Uuar.laDaasii,
"Tns "n LSttSs" tasnat og e dS sy ~ ST%ssit T"psT
$sU; "ln tho Hnrllcn :" {llD, by Sl,nHnl,-nlie OF
, 1880-12-18
MARRIAGES.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l,ec. H. lsso nt tho rcsl-
!snc9 uf tne brl4Isa MHeao c1l as0ocFt Foftysn w
Y. Moore anl .,0ant1 A. Forsyth, bo uf tlIis city.
1iAultE1tF)ttD-tlnD bee. lA 1870. ut thu scxi,luncS
inue titnyu.av, by thu lNs: Il. f. ns, Miss Je,l-
mis- l.. ftrl ind Mr. j. Christopher MauEor 81 DAtl-
fore, Siu.
, 1880-12-18

Careful npurhtions. Finest teeth, 81. Cllrntnins
Dental Conipll,ly, cnrnrr State nnsl Randolph.
, 1880-12-18
Terrible LHAN of LII


Millions uf r7,ts, lntcu, cats, nc,l-Es, ronchcg,
tnsc thorlIyes by eola!snn with "eough on hats.
Sold ny druggists. 16c boxes.
, 1880-12-18


streets TINT tlu wus ultXel ~ vct horsn itt.tl
Waron III or.r to got him 70 thu station. lle w.s
sSA s th%. IT. 10 10 VIZ VIZ Z yt%rs @ 'F'' "f "9c III:
F!ish by birth. nnd clerk W ocet'at@ion. @
won't ui. stnrs Tor atrnin,tt,,ut,t bufDro Jlsttes
q M9t.a 5 sass wae's W. tas isos NV %y II Ito p
h. w. seiss f snt VIE II, Gsa h. s ]
coll-lnatcs, WHO nutllttt Turnkey Na,s,l,cy. IL"
was very weak and M Mhplpiess aud was hrsathina
,lea,h li hui Sa,l aircaiy ot,suul FROM iuttsss ati
InuinnrntNa found lll,ul. tto prlstn'r u WOULD
t r. as III. ~ ,s ens ts i sSk olsr III %S e
hchr from some of bis frlunile CslroHer Mntson
| postponed tlao iuluest until next M0nu1y.
cosNgKy nr THE "nEHALp"
1ienadI' was by.worl nbout tho l.ostts: ratl.
yistns Ct tho alleged uews,papnr r,,,e ,nan were
sss ars 4, so aay 10 as'ase sy'ara,hstnsx s
frsin;'*. Ths peeson d question. hoxsvsF.
s.olul' aw"y. Nv NJ proAsIty for stoa!i,.9 my.
ae u liz Gs aco !. liz ssks ~ @ S.
rqfxss 4. shs ss r. ha h9 viz sasS y bid Ss
!sogarius kicker for tho reception Vt his friend
A' iIMna ~ sb Mswsuapor r,n,ss NJ hi. .t,op,to
fgalld hts ntknuwt vIrtiilla nude themselves
known. At,1 tho exlcnt Ut bis crtt,krd sehulua Ia
| Mpln,arlng. Tbs Northeastern ltuud IL among
tMisslOnur Iloyuo by threatening 10 brl,4 tu
public E4zH. st,1ne a sho itsdlsert.i9ns Hf his
yoilta. ln thia ~ itiied. however, IN ~; HVyl!9
nut to sustained by tho snemory Vt even thu
| Uiarst inhahtant.
it now lranspircs that Dir. Henry y. 1rny, allu.
C0nucry, Ut tIiu J3tttst, WAs ut ono time cOf,-
ncctgd with tho ttteGtl1e furcu VI Now York
n
4nd worked as u ropnrter Oh u norpfnK puper
| Elo had uaycg had uuy e4posieue9 III the buSis
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-21
OUR LATE UNPLEASANTNESS.

From the Chicago Weekly Sun we take
the following; "A very lively and not al
together bloodless contest between the pen
on the one side, and fists and much partial
" covered crookedness on the other, is now
going on in the metropolis Of Egypt, better
known as Cairo, Illinois. The city editor
of The CAIRO BULLETIN, with fearless pen,
and one that is feathered with countless
stings is lashing the evil doors of that city,
whether he finds them in the gambling
dens OF the whites, the low dance houses
and hell holes of the blacks, or among the
officials of the city or county. He has
singled out, by name, a JUS
tice OF the peace, a city attorney, two ex-
policemen, and two county constables, and
to each of them he administered singing
verbal castigation. The ex-politemen
spoke of pistols and vengeance dire, but
did nothing; the justice of the peace ele-
waited his cane TO strike, but wisely con-
cludcd that if he whipped the editor at all,
he'd do so by proxy. The city attorney,
with little more'sand in his craw, bounced
the editor on the public highway, but he
ullU scUu MIN ublllC WI snullcl,
as he manifestly hoped to do; and now
we have it that one of the constables, a
large, muscular man, slipped up behind the
editor, who is neither large nor muscular,
and dealing him blow that Knocked him
senseless proceeded to kick his PROSTATE
victim in a manner that meant more mis-.
chief than was accomplished-all to the in
finite qualification, 1t is said, of the justice
of the peace, who was locker on. But did
this trouncing silence the courageous
little editor, or palsy his
pen with fearl Not much.
as far as heard from. His newspaperial
assaults upon his assailants, before that
time quite severe. became at once possess.
ed of the sting of the scorpion, very SEN
lance carboy of verbal vjtriol thai hit the
object aimed at, and drenched it from top
to bottom, inside and out and all over.
The editors Dutch Is up, and the crooked
element he is fighting will soon learn, if
they do not know it already, that fists and
bludgeons have no terrors for him, and that
those who resort to that style Of argument
most shall fare the worst"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-21
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL Es

Public notice is hereby gwen that by virtue Of a
Judgment and order of the county court of Alex
ander county, Illinois. made and entered at the
June term thereof, A. D.. 1880, III a cause wherein
Eliza j. Twente, administrator of the estate of
Alexander Twente, deceased, was plaintiff, and
Ida q. Twtnte, Amos A. Twente, Asa D. Twente,
Artur II. Twente, Ezra ]. Twente John II. Clark,
Franklin Hit, and William Tobcrt were defend
ants, for the sale of real of real estate to pay the
debts of the said Alexander TweDte, deceased, !,
the undersigned administratrix as aforesaid, will
on Wednesday, the 25th day Of August. 1887, ut
Eleven o'clock a.. M at the front door of the court
house in Cairo, In said Alexander county, proceed
TO sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, the
following described real estate, Tree and clear OF
the dover of the undersigned as widow Of the said
deceased, namely
The undivided five sixths 81 Of the southeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter and of the south
west quarter of the northwest quarter of section
twenty-five t25) In township fifteen, south range
No. three (3) west Of the third principal meridian
In said Alexander county for the purpose Of pay
ing the debts of said estate.
The terms Of sale are. onehalf cash down. and
the balance In one year with note and also mort.
gave on the real estate sold to secure the deferred
payment; said note to bear interest at the rate OF
ak per cent. ELIZAJ TWENTE,
Cairo, ILL.,, duly n, 1880 Administrative.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-21
MoRTGAGEE's SALE.

Cairo, Ills, June 22d 1880
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-21
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL Es.

"A TATE.
Public notice is hereby given that by virtue of a
Judgment and order of the county court of Alexan-
der county, Illinois, made and entered at the July
term thereof, A. D. 1880, in cause wherein Jacob
Rggle administrator of the estate of William NJ
Atherlon deceased.is plaintiff, and Juda AthertOn
Francis D. Atherton, ThomasJ. Craig, James NJ
Craig, Elzaia Finch, Emma Craig, Alice Craig
Mary Craig, Maria j. Riggle, Frances NJ. Atherton,
Hezekah NJ Atherton, Rebecca j. Anterior. Lulu
j. Anterior, William j. Anterior, Ellen Young,
Joseph Goodwin, Frances Young, Smith Young,
James + Hutson, Fordice Ireland, james Y. Coil
and Daniel Lence, are defendants, for the sale of
real estate to pay the debts of the said deceased
traitor, Jacob Rgge. Will on Thursday, the 26h day
of August, A. ID. lSS +, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.
M, at the Depotof the Cairo and st. Louis rail
road company, at Hodges Park in said county, pro-
coed TO sell at Bubc sale to the highest bidder the
following described real estate, namely:
The W offs o, Il 10, $ X / vest II W g of
S 25, Is, 5 2west; n enc of S 30, t Is, 5 r
2west; the undivided y Of the g e g. "a, T Is,
following described tracts of land, e1a II 5 81,
TIC, X west; esw of 81 7 10, S X west;
nwseofS q, I 10 X 2west: sese of $ Is, 4
Is, $ X 2west; all in Alexander county, Illinois,
in said Alexander county: Lots Nos 2, d. and Il In
block 3; lot ] In block A. lots Nos. ., and in
blocks; lots Nos. "a and in block s. lots and 10
block 4 lots Nos. and in block 8; lot 8. block
IA: lots Nos. 8, 5, and in block Is: lot block
Is: lots Nos 3 and in block II; lot block Is;
lot block ~: lot block 20 lots Nos |, 3, 5 and
in block 81 lots Nos. am In block 3D. lots Nos.
3, and In block %; lots Nos ?, a and Gin block
"a: and lot 10 in block IL, for the purpose of pay
ing the debts of the estate OF said William NJ Ath.
crtOn, deceased
The terms of sale will be onethird cash down,
one third in six months aud one-third in one year,
with notes, and also mortgage on the the real
estate sold, to secure the deferred payments, and
the notes TO draw interest at rate of Fix per cent
m M aala fnr tAp doll 1nua hA
paid down. JACOB RIGGLE,
Cairo III. July II, 1850, Administrator.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-21

GENERAL NOTES.
Stage of river, "a feet, S inches. A
decline Of foot in the past "a hours.
The Golden City leaves Cincinnati to-
night.
The Silver was light, but had good
many people.
The Will Kyle got off late last night
She filed out here.
Capt. Joe Fowler was passenger on
the Fowler yesterday.
The City of Alton will be here TO-
night for New Orleans.
The Pittsburg had nice trip for St.
Louis yesterday morning
Theodore Phillips is second clerk OF
the new City Of Providence.
The new II. T. Dexter is about ready
10 leave Pittsburg for Evansville.
The Evansville and Cairo packet com
pany will run daily packet through to
Cairo after the lst day of August.
The Belle Of Shreveport was deep.
She added few hundred sacks of wheat
at Birds Point for New Orlens.
John Masssengale, late of the Belle
of Memphis, is making trip on the Ste.
Genevieve, Capt. Kehmer being under the
weather.
Given Fowler, agent at Paducah for
the Evansville and Cairo packet company,
returned from Memphis on the Silver. He
left for home yesterday.
The Golden Crown passed up Yesterday
morning with her guards ini the water, the
biggest up stream trip which has gone up
the Ohio river in years.
"A lady passenger on the Fowler yester-
day dropped pocket.boat in the river,
while in the act Of going on the wharf boat.
Hiram Hill donned his arms aud soon had
it fished out.
The Cincinnati and New Orleans boats
have concluded to keep up their organiza-
ton during the coming low water, and the
Captains are signing the necessary papers
as fast as they arrive at the home port.
Elliot Miller, clerk Of the new Mary
Houston. has gone to New York to get a
wife, which is proper and right Now if
Capt. Charley would 60 and do likewise
there would be fair prospect of his being
seventy years or more.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-21
TN the district court of the United States for the
i Southern district of Illinois

TN the district court of the United States for the
i Southern district of Illinois
In Bankruptcy, No. l42.
In the matter of Ernest Reichart, Andreas Doll
and David NJ. Knowles, bankrrpts,. Notice is
hereby given that petition has been filed in said
court by said David N. Knowles, late of Cairo, Ill
inois, now of Efingham, in the county of Efiing-
ham, in said district, duly declared bankrupt, un-
der the act Of congress of March I'd 1867, and the
amendments thereto, for discharge and certf-
provable under said act. and that the 9Th day of
August A. d. 1850, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, Is as
signed for hearing of the came by the said court
at the United States court room In the city of
Springfield, when and where all creditors of SAID
bankrupt, and all other persons in interest at
tend and show cause If any they have, why the
prayer of of said petition should not be granted.
NJ. B. CONVERSE, Clerk.
Brown & Young, attorneys for plaintiff
Dated at Springfield July LIST, A. ID. 1850.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-21
LEdAL.
Notice of Sale.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

y palm VT iNhhb N IL
By virtue OF an order Of the county court OF Alex.
amer county, In the state of Illinois, made at the
MAY term thereof A. d., 1880 upon the petition OF
the hhdersigned administrator Of the estate OF
James Lawrence, deceased, against Narcissa Halle
WOOD, Edward g. Lakewood, Francis II. Lew.
renee, and others, will on
TUESDAY, THE nth DAY OF AUGUST, A. ID.
1850.
AZ The hour OF two O'Clock p. m, of .aid
DAY, sell az public vendue at the southwest.
erly door OF the court house In The city OF Cairo.
county OF Alexander and state OF Illinois, all
the interest Of the said james Lawrence, de
ceased In and to the following described real es-
tate situated in said county Of Alexander and state
OF Illinois, towit:
The southeast quarter Of the southwest quarter
and southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of
section number thirty-threc (33) In townnhip mum
Der fourteen Q4 south range two (2) vest also the
northwest quarter OF the northeast quarter of sec.
ton number thirteen (l3) in township number az
teen Q5) south range two west; alao lot number
two (2) In block number one (l) In the town of San
dusky In said county OF Alexander according 10
the original plat of said town
Terms of Sac;-One-thrd cash In hand on the
day of sale one-third TO be paid in six months
and one.third In twelve months from the day OF
sale, the deferred payments to be secured by note
drawing six per cent. interest and mortgage upon
the premises sold.
SALMON HAZLEWOOD,
Administrator.
Cairo Ills, June 22d 1880.