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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-19

Unfolding CARDS PRINTED AT
w TIE DJEPATuH PRIGTIHG-HDUsE.
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FOR NEW YORK.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP q

FOR NEW YORK. 1As
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP sxssAissSSSS
COMPANY.
The splendid new sIde-wreel steamships ISAAC
BELL. SARATOGA, NIAGARA, Abe
mARLF, and HATTERAS, leave New York for
Norfolk. City Point, and Richmond, every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY At o. clock
r. N. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY, ut high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and stateroome. The fare, accommoda.
tiona, and attention, are unsurpassed. :,
Close connections made with steamers for al
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT A GUAR.
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the offices OF this
company.
\. T.. McCREADy, President, ls7 Greenwich
,treet, New York.
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM g CO., Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh Streets
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BY Grubbs s Williams, Auetloneers'
Eleventh street between Main and BANK

U,RusTEEs sALE OFTWOQUARTER
l. ACRE LOTS ON AND THlkIi e. IN dan5
Of trust from Robert Kicks to the subscrIner as
b IN se pre
PM, TWoLOTs situated as above atths north e,ch
and ThrtSddiE sereet and
iron baek is feet These lots adon the property
| Of p. g. Larus. rr 1yrTK Trustee,
TERMS At sale. G:W.;, SIsnns fe 10
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ALED SHU GKs,ffss i,
III RALED FODDER, ft.s
- B.31l RALED OATS, 49,. 1.
BALED STRAW - -; 80 4. IA
~ BaLED TISIOTHY IfAsS t'sf,
u III x - BALED GLOVER RAY 50
slt7 s2i IS Us CHARLES L.aTgDD, -
ksl corner Sixth and Clay streets,
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a by Hill & Godd!n,
Real Estate Auctioneers, le13 Slain street,

EOid a1nnts we offer all the Property
a,nfora in use for The nc :ommGd. ion ofthe poor
nfth" county Of lenrico: copsis,iu; 1I A
about six miles cast Of the city OF Hi IL
,nond and half mile from the rev Central turn
nike. With HOUSE thereon suitable for dwell
End nG Gualitv. naturally: about enc bird cleared
balance in small wooded growth t"nk hnshesl
There will also be sold L No. MULE ana
S;1RING WAGON, with small supply OF
FARMING IMPLEMEMIS.
Apply TO join WOoDWoRTil JACOB $.
ATLEE, the authorized agents.
If the above property is not sold before the 7th
day of March neat 1t will On that day he offered
for lease for term Of three years, ut the county
cnurfhousr .r..' 81 fe ltd
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RIcnMoSD AND PETERSBURG X. r. CO.
January 5, 1870.
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS LEAVE
l. Richmond at 4 A.. NJ. DAILY, excrnt sIrt'
DAYS, and at 900 2. Ii. DAILY. EpInrnirs
leave Petersbnrg at $50 4. Al. DAILY, aud sT
cept SUNDAYS at $50 Z. NJ. DAILY, A.
local trains leave Richmond at ESQ & NJ an,
Petersburg at 8 A. ". DAILY, except SUNDAYS
- THOMAS II. WYENE.
las ~ SnpcriDtcndcnt
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DOWHATAN STEAMBOATSfTsN
l. COAfPANY.-Steamers STATE %IzsEsagsaaT5ssss
OF MARYLAND and PETERSEN RG.-Cheap,
reliable, and safe route to Baltimore, savannah,
Boston, and the West. Tri-weekly line to Baltt-
making close win sos ito TO
tween Richmond and Baltimore; Leave Balti.
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SA
TURDAY. Leave Richmond every MONDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
l<f n Saturday and on SATURDAY up 70, O'CLOCK
See daily advertisement for hour of sailing.
These steamers have excellent saloon, 5taterooin
ami passenger accommodations Fare VI; meals
and stateroom extra For freight or passage, ap-
''' " HARvEYs & WILLIAMS, Agents.
fel5 Commercial Block.
TOR NORFOLK, PORTS-sS7sIs Z,
LANDINGS on TIE JAMES RiyER;-Yhe ia .
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL steamer
JOHN uaSIa,s szXttT GiSF s 4 = r.
places on MONDAYS, WEDNEsDAYs, and FRI
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays. .
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time to cor .
meet with steamers for Baltimore and poin'a
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on ART.
Fare 10 Norfolk, s2:ss.
received rnesa,va fT ThlTss,ys and satursav,
rom u NJ to q r. d., Tor Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Session, Baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay and all regular landings on James
river, at reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED:
Freights for way-landines must be prepaid.
Apply TO L. Z. TATU5f, Agent.
sea- 9flce. steamers wharf,
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lost AND FOUND.

r OST BOND.-Notice is hereby given to
IL the holder of a certain bond executed by me
to Kaspar Altschuh for the sum Of ONE HUN
DRIED AND FORTY-FIVE ($la5) DOLLARS,
dated about the oh day OF April ls49, which said
bond Is reported to be lost. TO bring forward the
said bond for payment If In existence. Said bond
was conditioned for payment OF said sum 10 Kas
par Altschuh If he should survive his wife Sarah
the said Sarah being lunatic. Upon proceedings
instituted In the circuit court Of Richmond have
been ordered to pay the amount of said bond to
John s. Wise, commissioner Of tile said court.
Said bond, II in existence, must be presented to
me In ten (10l days.
fc l5-3tTu, This ADAM FISHER.
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FOE LIVERPOOL AER liz
I!yMAN LIEJE or J1AIL STEAMERS, Siding
FROM hS ME NLT T2K ETE FTE sAHGRDAY
:. Frs Ca5in, fayaJle IL Gold. -. :.
sseerSrs, Payable in Currency: e's' :,
Liverpool or Queenstown. IS 90
Liverpool or Queenstown tsold)..........s 20 &C
st. Johns, Il i. BY branch steamer :iSocid. % %
- :TseTdge, Payable tss Currency:
Liverpool or Queenstown. 30 90
s. JOHNS, n. t., By branch ;t:.mcr... 80 &C
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, and
the Continent, at moderate rates.
For further information amply at the Company's
Offices. JOHN * 6 R, nALEs Agent ss VOW. -
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM & CO., Agents. /,
NATIONAL LINE.
.a sifsRsss ssszziy s. d5W1yNrhIsoaa
PIER !: North rivsr every Saturday: .
f bEssAkx, 2ERHTss , Pr EsSsT1EAS,As1
CABIN passage, 800 aud S75, currency. -
sstserage Rss Sssg rs s currency
Steerase passage from Antwerp. Hamburg, Rot.
tcrdam, and Hayre. S!5. IN currency.
For further particulars, apply at the ofices OF
The eompany, 90 broadway, f.. w. HURST,
Manager, or TO - 49, - Ss
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM 4 CO., Agents.
STEAM TO GLASGOW AND 4Nha
LONDONDERRY. 0SAEAG
THE ANCHOR LINE. = >,
Favorite Clyde-brilt passenger steamers are In,
tended TO call EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 20. North river, at1s O'Clock III. i, -
RATES or <PAssAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
Cabins TO Liverpool Glasgow, or Derry, $50 and
Excursion tickets. good for twelve months, slea.
steerage to Glasgow or Derry, $50 intermediate
Prepaid certificates from these ports, ssf. s.
Passengers booked to and from namhuyg Hayre
Rotterdam, Antwerp &cs, at very Tow rates.
cain. !lsss d 80 - go -
Fer further Information apply as the eoa,paaysl
Offices, 80. bowling Green, New York, to HEN
I, IlI4LIsa1 q. DENIIAaf s. CO. Ageatss i
.s-z.-
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TOR RENT, the eigibly located G:;:s
II DWELLING, including OFFICES, STA III
RI e, and large LOT attached, at the corner of
Ninth and Marshall streets, formerly occupied by
Colonel John Rutherford, and now by Judge ii.
Il. Burnham.
Possession given lst OF April, possibly sooner.
ADnly ut office OF 81 Mutual Assurance Society,"
cnrncr IF Tenth and Bank streets, fc lin
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45S
45S
ccICNEE.S SALE ZOE RANEPITPT,

AND,W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
The New York herald., 1870-09-07

hero, the favorite OF victory, VINO has gained the
crown OF the new empire by hts deeds Of valor.
Ours u now the Kline. For ever and ever Will
this German stream now quietly and untnter-
ruptedy betw cen It's splendid shores. The Latin
world has gone down and the Germanic ascends after
brief pause. Tho spectre OF CD sinks III It's open
grave. The peacemaking German Emperor can
say, 1.-The German empire IL peace" and this VIII
henceforth be the truth.
Again, the Journal added
Henceiorth tho people OF the earth win no longer
be required 70 spend their means In heavy war bud
gets, but can devote themselves 10 the mission OF
cuttva1ng the laws OF spiritual and material well
fare. But the highest triumph Ia the German unity.
During the first excitement over the wantOD attack
the German States gave each other the hand and In
glorious war the new alliance was re.sealed. For
ment Of past centuries Ia g0ae aud German union
Is no longer an imaginary phantom-h pi0us wish
OF honest patri0tS-but glorious and powerful
reality. II will form the barrier against which all
future attempts at disturbance Will be shattered.
and all this has been gained BY Germanys arms ana
her leaders.
The Neeo Yorker Demokras briefly. but ponted,y
remarked:--
The question whether after the events Of tho "a of
September peace will soon ensue, can yet not be
answered. Frances best army Is used up aud dis
armed and the others Will s0On II they have not yet
surrendered. But wo are as yet without an answer
~ the question. What win Paris sayf VIII she
attempt resistance or submit QuletyS Will she
appeal to tho once powerful word, republicf The
solution OF these questions Will be anxiOusly looked
FOR.
The New York herald., 1870-09-07

Ing established. sEycry onc is satisfied" observca
. French lady Of more tlan ordinary insight IN
tntelllgence, Everybody In faris has all ze Time
being expecting re republic and now " mas come
nobody c0mpIaius." There ~ mnch truth In
the observation. Napaeon's throne was lclt as
resting on slender substluctlre. ana now
that It has cgumbied people are tempted TO ex-
claim, stjust a5 ! told you.' For the heroism
OF the French troops who stood up against such
overwhelming numbers there were many tears OF
pity and admiration shed, and for poor Mac Mahon q
Deep abiding s0rrJw was expressed. 'For he was
our star Of hope" warmly exclaimed Frenchman.
CONCERT FOR TIE BENEFIT or TIE FRENCH
wouNDED.
To sustain In some measure the noDlc and SELF
sacrificing cause which warm Christian charity
has started at the capital OF France, tho french OF
this city and the sympathlzers with human suffering
generally purpose to give concert at the Academy
OF Music on the 20th OF September at eight
O'Clock z. NJ. 1t will be q musical treat Of
rare and varied excellence. and we have
not tho slightest doubt will draw as largo an audi
ence as was ever seen within the walls OF the
Academy The concert and the cause for which u is
given will bring the representatives OF more than
one nationality. The following Is q list OF
THE pISriEaUISHKD ARTISTS
Mnes Gozxlniga. Viardt. Mart, Guzman; Messrs.
Leeanc, A,btcs, Settrtih Cuzman. Buetrago sGrand,
The cOanunsos VIII consist Of Mines. Delmonico,
Rock Nloard Alger, Sorci Alker Mouraille Picard;
Maes. Coatau Langiois. Allietl. Bernard h. Aabert
kcynS
The New York herald., 1870-09-07

In the midst OF their rejoicing 1t Is worthy OF men.
ton that the Germans Of Newark have not forgotten
the widows, orphans an1 wounded OF their conn.,
trynlen. In addition to considerable amount al.
ready realized 1t is proposed to raise $4,000 more
and for this purpose Alderman uoekcn. ex-Alder-
man Brotherly. Lawrence Henninger ana Joseph
sedlc arc already taking measures looking to the
holding OF procession and festive gathering at Court
street Park on Thursday next The proprietor Mr..
Brock. tho brewers and others have agreed to
nothing.
Nor are the French residents behind in similar
movement looking to thoir suffering countrymen,
women aud children At Phtllip Hecxonlorn,s mali
last hight q meeting was held and messages taken
TO raise fund TO forward to France The French
people OF Newark nuaber scarcely more than 1000;
the Germans $4,000.
The New York herald., 1870-09-07

AT THE HOTELS,
and II may be fairly presumed in every well ragu
lated household, though nobody went TO inquire,
the events IN Paris we're paramount topics. Inis iS
IL should be- for everybody said that the establish.
Bcnt OF republic III france indicates the approach
or the millennium
TIE FRENCH AND THE REPUBLIC-HOw THEY TAKE
The full and satisfactory confirmation or the news
that a republic dc j0OtO was es Qbiished more
In France had good effect upon our Freuch fellow
ciiizens IL gave assurance that the management
Of analrs had passed into other more energetic,
more competent and fearless hands than chat OF the
nos ten words Of sympathy were uttered yesterday
Ly any true-born Frenchman. He was universally
put down the cause OF all the recent disasters and
disgrace which have come upon the standards OF
france. Indeed, II Frenchmen at home entertain
The same feelings that their brethren here give ex-
preston To, 1t Will be passing strange II limb OF
The B0naparte tree Is lett siaudng or scion OF the
Bonaparto house ever dons the imperial purple
again.
irratonaly strong, insomuch SO tl9t ut restaurant
In Nassau street the only defender. apOloglst and
sympathizer he had In a company OF over nity,
turned out to be Prussian.
BAFPLED HOPES.
The unreasonabeneness OF the French at tho
present moment may lie excused La OiGHde ma
fon never before suffered such an unmingiod series
ol DISASTERS unreleved BY CLEAN OF Rlory 0r
victory. Therefore IL Is they are wroth, aud douby
So mat humiliation should have come upon them
ai the hands OF the Prussians.
THE CLOUD HATH A SILVER LINING.
Yet IT was easy to see In all the French cafes and
restaurants over town that the deep gloom Of the
past week eliminating in the disaster OF Sedan was
pSaiH dlapeued ~ the news Of French republic bo-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-25

Forsaie Hy BARCLAY HRD- T.. q sent
4 J.. NnlIlAh 10. sHl r. UlNH, tslru. l.I.
tun.s, ana ~ a.i ufIggI,-s.
nHrlTwlyr
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-25
CONNECTICUT DTCORCE'.S.

The Methodist church is taking official
action in the matter of divorces in Com
nccticut. The laws of the Nutmeg State
in regard TO bonds matrimonial are quite
as lax as those of Indiana. 1t may be that
strangers are more readily accommodated
with divorces in Indiana but there is an
abundant; supply of the article in Conncc-
tcut for home consumption. The statutes
allow final separation, when, in the opin-
ion of the court, there exists any cause
prejudicial to the welfare of the parties in
the marriage relation, and thus admit of
plentiful abuse. Connecticut can show a
list Of divorces that will rival Chicago, at
the close Of any session of court but they
are not So much heard from, for the reason
thst the community seems to enjoy divorce
literature less. The Methodist church has
Il fine field for the exercise of their efforts
at reformation among the blue laws, and
perhaps the rcadiest way to remedy the
evil, is for the religious sects to take the
matter in hand
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-25
RETOLT OF GERMAN REPTB-
LTC1NS

The New York Times publishes cir
cular letter to the German republicans of
the state of New York from the CORES.
pondence committee of the German re-
publican central committee of New York
city, dated the 18th inst. The letter
amounts to an open bolt of the German re.
pubicans, and its aim is, ms set forth, to
systematically organize into one body all
our liberal fellow-citizens Of German birth.
The ground for the bolt is said to be 'the
want offaith in the republican leaders, and
II is declared that 'self-interest alone re-
quires our closer union The committee
complains that their "wishes and COM
plants arising from their peculiar views Of
personal and religious liberty have been
totally ignored, and that personal COM
pulsion, exercised in the form Of excise
and Sunday laws, etc, has In no measure
been mitigsted.r There is more Of thi.
sort of thing coming.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-25
Wine OF Life.

The Great Blood Purifier BpI p,I,Iou. Drink,
Wsru.r'- s,num N,tw or Wtnc ~ s'f-.
Is free ituu any poisonous drugs ur IWIuli'7,
hsIug prepared for thu-. Ntu require stun ulsni
u Is nsrl"Hd.t tpp,tIgsr aud tlul' AMI 20" IN
ct th ~ ca the world Tor purifying Oh" hIu"d'
if |- thy most pleasant ant delicious aftIrl" ever
offered ~ ~. publr, 1r superior 20 bandy,
Sky, vine, bltt"r-, uIan} Other article. u o.
NOR" hrIlthY, Hnd cheaper. BON male AMI
female. Young bui Oh, can tHko the Wine OF LIE.
10 De-, 10 Tact. tli. ptssrIssf. 4hU-e Who W'st Co
enjoy good h"slfh ara 81 90 fuN 81 lively sIiTf-,
s.uII take she VINE uf lifr. u Is different
from any thiug ever before 10 use. Il BE- -",i ty
Druggists. pIC. one Dollar - quart b0ttI'-.
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The Cairo Bulletin, April %.
A Mississippi steamer.


a correspondent of the Boston Trareiier
write. as.follows:
rho loo,. -, u,o ,
ana rar,oJ ca ,,a;u na,ap,p aao n,iomn
Tbo onns,rna,inn W;:s!p..; vuJ;' r;'nr
s,o,mer IL son,owh., nccuI;ar Aka aner
ones ore Luiit ni,h hnrinnn,o, nuoinas
thus nlacing tho machinery all below md
leovipg tbn 1nII ono in,,no;so s,nnordous
prairie while various nnrts If ,hr cabin
deck ou,sidc tho saloon arc Divided into
sections for the convenience of Messenger
md crew. For instance. that norton of
the deck and nft of The starboard wheel
house is the back ward. whore the Young
sters roll hoon play marbles, swing.
lump ropes etc. Opposite is the
croquct ground. where The Young Ven
uses and Adonises assemble to ,nioy that
Jolly, chatty. loye-tnnkinr. heori-Tcadinr
game. Forward of the wheelhousc. ON
the same side the theatre is usually stu
atcd. accommodating from ten TO twelve
hundred people. while ON the opposite side
is the barber shop, tobacconist and sumner
rooms. Inside the saloon, and look. up
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-25
SUPREME COrPr DISTRICTS

The attempt made IN the Constitutional
Convention, on Friday last 10 change the
ffth section Of the Judiciary Article Of
the New Constitution, which provide, for
and locates the seven supreme Cour, Die.
tricts, wa, We are glad 10 ,ay, voted down.
We are satisfied with the action of the
convention in thi, regard, a. il leave, in
this district Clinton county, the home Of
Judge Breese, who is gentleman We .hall
siways be proud 10 point to aud call "our
Judge" He has added lu,ter TO the
bench and has won the admiration and re-.
spect Of members Of both parties of
the State. We have among Al,
here other lawyer. who would do
no discredit to the Supreme Bench; but
With all due respect for them, We are com.
PEELED TO declare our preference for tho
hlas'nous gentleman whose name We have
mentioned above. We know that life /.
snort and time j, feeting, and that lawyer,
VINO are ambitious of judicial honors do
no' hAe V i'feso present opportunity for
future possibility but the discipline Of
submission to disappointment add. dash
OF sAintllnes' to the character of the mem.
ters OF The bar as well a, TO that of the So.
ieet ofthe church and We believe thstir any
Of thelawyer oflower Egyp, hive cherish
edthe hope Of gr@ping the honor, Of tbc 81.
Preme Bench this fall they will bo ain. 70
possess their souls in psticnc, and sndc on,
ISOLATION in the thoaght that Proyidcnco
mao m'so puIPSe III ordanMg that the
gang afr aglee. II however tbo ' Ji'',
pointed lawyers are unable 10 me-, mon ~,
wise suggestion, and if it will AFFORD ,hon,
any satisfaction 10 posses our sy,n,a
thy, Il il at their disposal, and We IAN "a, "a,
happy 10 mingle our tear, with thsir. ~ ~
they aow. -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-25
TRuSTEE's siLI..

Where's. By trfr,,fsr.frH.r TrHsf Decd bear.
.ng Itt' NarrN .,.f. .s.H nHI uu'F recorded loo
L.ut'Q. pI-r o.. u. NrfIa .H ue Recorder.
.H.. uf Alexander .p4rfy, ..uH., Neville e..
.Ha u'.Hr.lsi rrHI "s..rr, f.rA.f. como hundred
'it uiy l'' a..rr- %, 'iar part 4 eillnu uur''T.
numb r"d $50. isN Ll' hundred al ts'lty .u us,
~ 90" -Hin clNfn DE- 1uN recorded "a th' 90. AI
WspUi aaIl ~, Wander county, Illinois, .ytug Irn.
W"iisi'l> hHi u"fihN'i"IlN iroW the uHUhrry
line of hifA tf~. ul land go Hs'l claim AMI survey
her'i"fnre sold and conveyed ~ A,i"l Pope,
administrator, 'tn.t 'l t, estate Of tITFsI.
Pope, dc,ca."d. a. ui- og.,uus Gtcruly
hy deed teaubg dare on thc 18Th day of
t'orwG, J. l. ~ snd 'aly RECORDED
luo-, Du tlr sih dly ct February 4. u. l,'h.
10 volume "t of deeds ON page II, etc, as wIlI
more fully uIpDft, f'i, renee being uAd thsTrtp-
that l. e. -as OH one h. nired aud my l1 acres
oi land hnfeHN Intended "a be- Described, a, con.
y.y"d j. bounded souihe.ly by ne noTth"Tly line
81 said tiiy Acr". conveyed ~ aforesaid to sa,t
or-amur bTDuuiy, aud extends noFth-wtstsrlN
through the cutlr' breadth II sai clam, q d..
lance sun lent 9" line parallel With san
"l'tUly hgI'hcr.l line - VII m"lud" the ~h,i
one hundred AMI my acres.
Ia trust hpsryvr, that 70 case ~ default 10 The
naym'nt 4 the sum 81 I'VE hundred son due
nom sHIi Melville &, HaWlry ali pas abb" by note
dated NpI.l .EI, 30, tWrIy, months after date,
with interest from date AZ the rat" 81 siK 10 POI
cont I,i HIuuu according o. tie tenor and effect
OF -H'i rfumI-urN uoi' iully described Ia std
Trust Decd, t.st then tA' Undersigned, Trustee,
should praHecH tu sell -Hu real estate a- by said
l4A7t Decd PROVIDED hui execute 10 vac purchaser
good AMI -uif 'teu deed for the convey TALL
the right, tide and interest Of the estate Of stli
tnrmn Pope decreased, oroi the said Alfred I
Pop" u- HumIusirltu, rtr, Of SAID estate, bA sali
Trust Deed conveyed % the uudcf-igncd, And
whereas, mother said mote or any potion thereof
nor the interest nor any portion thereof ha- been
paid by the said Ne VILE &. Hawlty, or 10y any
ether pcT-O default having been made ih"rein.
Nov therefore, iu pursuance Of the provisions
Of sald Iuu.t Deed, and AT the request of IA"
said Alfred f. Pope, IS administrator as aforesaid
Dr.
ilth day of May, next, Os7ul, hetween the hours
at ten o'clock am, Ann i've O'Clock pm, o! sad
day Il the dronD door OF the court house in toe
cItyuf Cairo, Alexander county, Illinois, proceed
o. -cll NJ public ycuduc to the hgnest bidder iog
cash the estate hcrviuurtur" described, TO satisfy
the debt due aud unpaid Rs Aforesaid, With the
costs and charges OF SAID trust, and viii execute 10
the purchaser Il deed for the same,
CLAIBORNE WINSTON, Trustee,
Cairo, April l2th 1870. aprl2dllaiw