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A MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.
A Unknown Man in Minnesota Dresses Him.
self for a Burial and Then Commits Suicide
His Farewell Letter.

self for a Burial and Then Commits Suicide
His Farewell Letter.
y From the 81. Paul tMInn.) Press August 1871
The startling news Of the suicide OF q man who
station on the main line OF the ST. Paul and Pacific
Railroad, twenty miles west OF Minneapolis, was
leegraphed to the coroner Of MINNEAPOLIS, Nj
Edward n. johnson, yesterday.
The facts rs stated below are furnished us by Dr.
o. J. Evans who accompanied the coroner and was
present at the inquest.
The body was found lying on O bed, fully dressed
In black suit. The head was little inclined SIDE
ways. In the right hand OF the deceased was found
9rMly c!utched q large navy revolver, with his
numb on the trigger The bail penetrated the head
behind The right ear and lodged III the brain, causing
instant death
Ync following letter, found by his bedside VIII ex.
plain ALL so far as can be known
Ny is Nelson Van Pstten, practising physician.
utterly weary and want rest and In dying hour
declare that Notwithstanding web that villains try
AM free from ali sin ba. what the Villains seek to perpe,rate
n not the OF final act want and hope for rest
ny only TssIs, !, the pain shall gys my relatives Ihs
enythn could. whh 70 be buried at Davenport, Iowa.
Felesiaph to thai place to j. p Van Pat.en, brother.
wretches that surround tonight will no. rob dead
man 1t Mr. Bill! "a neghborl take charge Of effects.
leave S200 IN nied States Doads, 10 In gol and
Tor ~'''' '''
1The coroner held his inquest and the facts are
substantially stated. The body has been removed
10 Minneapolis The corpse bears the impress Of
dressed, and II was generally remarked by those
who saw 1t that wa the finest looking corpse that
they had ever seen.
We are inornel by gentleman in this city who
knaw the deceased 1866. bur who has Known
nothing 0f m since, that he was highly educated
and gentleman In every respect: But The later
sna lie cfeumsances limited at in tse letter are as
YET = mystery.
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sESarIoSaLs SPOILED.

.. y.,.-,.a Absceudins Of . Hish Oacial
preves Fsise-IIis Accounts Correct.
Yesterday morning an absurd and heartless rumor
vvas pubhshed, stating that prominent city oncial
nsa absconded and that he was defaulter TO Q
very large amount
Those not posted were AT loss to guess to whom
the article referred but most persons observed that
it was evidently intended for b. F. Manierre OF
the Police Commission, who LEFT on The 30ih July for
= Elk weeks visit to Europe
In police circles; but there indeed who for
moment gave the report any credence. Mir. Ma.
nterres co',Tes were among the ilrst to scout the
idca OF Mr. Manielre abscOnding, aud characterized
II as weak invention OF the enemy.
The HERALD reporter, with view Of getting at
Sookkeeper OF the Boards Of Excise and Health, Of
which Mr.. Manierre was treasurer, and asked per.
mission 70 examine the books, q request that Was
cheerfully grained. He found that the treasurer's
accounts Of the boards had been credited up 20 the
time Mr. Manierre vacated the onices. The follow
Ing Ii the exhibit
AZ the date when the books were audited, May 10,
@ my Msas Sna % sqs %
Norton holds voucners for the following distribution
OF mart OF this sum-
TO New YORK State lnebriae Asylum. ....... $l,055
To sinking fund, New YORK.. lYlS
To sinking lund, Brooklyn. ............. s,7S6
To School COmmiss toner's, Richmond county. l52
TOSchoo Commissioners Of towns In Kings
county, New Utrecht excepted. ........... 81
TO School Commissioners, Newtown and Ja-
10 School commissioners, Flushing Is
Total disbursements. s......................$l2 159
Balance In Eighth National Bank, per vouch.
b,2se
THIS Is the condion Of the balance Of the Ola ex
olee fund.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
The accounts were audited on May Is, 1870, when
they were found correct, as follows:-
June 2l paid city Chamberlain ........ 3,524
Leaving due by Treasurer. cr................s sl8 $50
MT. Norton holds the bank books showing that
this sum Ia still III the Eighth National Bank 10 the
credit or the OH Beard Oh Health. This clearly es.
tablishes the fact that Mr.. Manierre is not de.
&u,ter to the only boards OF whose funds he is the
custodian.
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COACHMEN ANp CARDNERs.

YOUNG MARRIED MAN AND WIFE WISH SITUA.
n tons the man as coachrnan to take care of small
place. understands the of horses cate will make
himsolt generally use III wife chambemad or to take
care Of children Address Il. T., boz l0q Herald oQce,
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MADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
M voyant. tells the past present future shows ike
and tells Of your husband. 69 Forynrst street
between Broadway and Seventh avenue
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NEW YORK HERALD FRDAr AUGUST 49, lS7O-TKlPLE SHEET



once b. ycHNscN %S fA as rGi. once
at the Auction Mart,
Regular sale Of Horses and Csrses this day ,Fiida Al
For full description see under head OF Horses Car
riages.
A Lien B. MINER, AUcTIONEER
"A BY ALLEN B. MINER BROTHER,
Successors to
HENRY II. LEEDS / MINER.
Eaesrooms Nos @ Chambers street and ~ heAde street,
Art aessis acoPssFSsRsfP NE si fPd SSriGs NJ stSssa~a
The firm of HENRY II. LEEDS MINER estabhshed
l7 having been dissolved by the death Of Mr. Henry r.
Leeds and BY limitation, the business WIN be continued y
Allen Miner surviving partner, who has associated Win
--A A'' ''0'Dsi ALLEN IsSi B. MINER i sRoTHEK ,n,
HENRY D. MINER
NEW YORK, August l, 1870
A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCrIONEER
Once and ssesreom 81 Nasssu street, opposite ne fos
JOHNSTON 4 VAN rAssELL will sell on Saturday, at
ION O'CLOCK Al their ssesroc 81 Nassau street. large A.
sortment OF Household Furniture, Feather Beds, Bedding
Parlor Organ ONCE Furniture, &c.
A LIEN ~ ii ALIEN ALIEN soSfsHSTsf 8. S!sHR BROTHER.
HENRY h, LEEDS 4 MINER
saesrooms ab Chambers and "a Readc streets.
M '.'s''' o. On -Fa TaGssDSS, Sis fDsSss~ Angus. ss
At II O'Clock Ct saesrooms 81 Chambera and 7 Reade
sE.s;s ssEGIAt G SALE OF
l6 CASES above from Of the celebrated wine
Sc sole without reserve. Particulars 10 time
UCTIoN NorIcB.-EDwIN NICHOLS CO.. AUG
IA ttoneers Over 500 lots and F20,000 worth
Elegant Household Pail
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THE LECTURE SEASON

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY ON
interesting Invaluable and scientific subjcce, showing
how to live and what to live for delivered daily at be
New York Museum OF Anatomy Those attend can
receive copy forwarding 6 cents to the Secretary 6
Broadway.
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ASTItOLOEY.

NfADAM ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRvOYANT
M reveals your whole te from cradle TO 472 Canal
street Hudson. Fee 81.
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T'OR sALE-CALORIC ENGINE (ONE HORSG) 81
II Pear! street, top floor
NREAT MACHINERY DEPOT, H4 AND 51e WEST
" Thirty fourth sreetHorzonta and upright tubular and
Locomotive Boilers horizontal upright Engines Hang
sha ting Puleys, Pumps Betting, wrought iron Tank
and cast iron Kett es DC.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-FsMALEs.

Cooks. &c.
"A WEST 18TH ST., CORNER 6TII Av., SECOND
I'll foor back rO0f1--A respectable Protestant
- good cook; IL excellent washer and ironer.
ITO EAST ED STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
IlC fret class cook objection assist
NJ and ironing has crl o. years who would make her
SELF usefnl
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-13

A SINGULAR ohm
B. Cough tells the following story,
though the joke is at his own expense
Once while on a lecturing tour through
England he was introduced to village
audience in these terms
Ladies and gentlemen, Fave the 'onor
to Introduce to you the distinguished
lecturer, Mr. John B. Cough, who will
haddress us on the subject of temperance.
You know that temperance is thought to
be rather dry subject; but tonight, as
we listen to our friend, the horator from
hover the ocean, We may 'ope to ave
the miracle Of Sampson repented. and be
refreshed with water from the jawbone
of hass!
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
seGAY,e NEWS.
Farmers Can Ride and Plow,
BY SECURING ONE OF THE
=" GAY" PLOWS.
and sold for the very low price of
500 and $95.

vEyHE simplicity and practicability of this new
PIow commends it favorably to the special
notice of every farmer. It possesses decided
superiority over all other plows now in use. The
Wheels are four feet in diameter, and run on the
anplowed land. Its entire construction is in no
way complicated. The plow Is managed in every
to be used in making any alteration. The supe-
riority Of the "Gay" Plow viii be clearly shown
by the following certificate
( We, the undersigned. citizens of Linn county,
Oregon, having purchased and used upon our
farms the "Gay' Plow, hereby certify that the
same has given us entire satisfaction. Its facility
for adju:ting to suit the depth of furrow without
moving from the seat, is simple and easy. We
like the plow for its draught, because the is
brought to bear directly upon the plow-beam in
stead of the carriage also, because it is strong
and durable, all except the woodwork being con-
structed of wrought iron--no castings are used.
The wheels running upon the solid land is an nd
vantage over other gang-pfows, in striking off
land and in ploving, not having to make the
essary changes IN the machinery, and the seat is
always level, net thr wing the driver forward
sideways as in other plows. Better work and
more of it can be accomplished by the use of this
Plow than by hand.
We take pleasure in recommending the "GAY'
PLow to our brother farmers, one having no
superior in Oregon
]. G. REED. WI. ESHoM,
WI aoITTREE. II. DAVIDSON.
May goth, 1859.
The "GAY' PLow is manufactured by II.
Goulding, Portland Machine Shop.
All orders will be promptly attended to by ad
dressing,
c. r. GAY.
Portland, Oregon.
Albany Agents.
]. BARROwS CO., Agents
for Linn d Benton counties.
JOHN BRIGGS, Agent
for Linn & Benton counties.
Nav '69-3T
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AMERICAN INFLUENcE AT Sr Pc
rERsBERG.-M Madam Jeraska, wealthy
Polish lady, was sent to Siberia as nm
exile in 1868 By the, Russian Govern
ment. Her crime was making shirts
and underclothing for the rebelious Poles
Friends of hers escaped to America !;
among them we'll known patriot, DR..
Kalussowiski, and they have ever since
used every endcavor to procure her
release. General Grant became interest
ed, and memorial praying for the
release Of Madam Jeraska in order that
she might come to America, was sent
on to Mr.. Curtin, the United States
Minister at st. Petersburg, for presen-
tation to the Gar. A recent Telegram
from Washington announces that Eecre-
tary Fish has received reply from our
Minister to the effect that Madame Jeras-
ka has been released At the instance Of
the illustrious memorialist, and that she
is free to proceed to America.-4S. r.
Bulletin.
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PARIS, Aug. Paris is declared

in state Of siege.
LATER-The Prussians have crossed
the frontier, and are advancing on Paris.
A great battle is imminent.
BERLIN, Aug. The following tele-
gram has been received here:
MAYENCE, Aug. 6--1O p M.-The
French have been turned back on their
entire line, and have commenced to re-
treat into the interior Of France Saar-
brucken has been. retaken by the FIRST
Prussian army corpsunder the Prince
Royal. Reports that we have defeated
McMahon, who was heavily reinforced.
Have taken two eagles, six mitrailleurs,
thirty cannon and Tour thousand prison
ers. Our loss is heavy.
PARIS, Aug. 7.-Gen. Mcmahon has
fallen back to Stavorine. Frossard has
retired short distance.
The Empress has issued short procla-
nation, saying that the opening of the
war is unfavorable to France. Let us
hasten to repair reverses. Let there be
but one party, and that for France.
A special train left for the front, to
bring back the Prince Imperial
The defense of Paris is assured.
LONDON, Aug. IA Herald dispatch
says the entire number Of French prison
ers taken is announced at 5000.
METZ, Aug. 7.-Thionville has been
evacuated, and the Prussians have crossed
the Rhine from South Baden.
LONDON, Aug. "a P. M.-Positive
information of the illness of the Emperor,
at Chalons, has been received.
The Prussians menace Metz.
Mcmahon continues to retreat tow ards
Nancy.
The Times says the French are in q
critical position, as it is question wheth.
er the Emperor's health leaves him il
the possession of his ordinary faculties
The Emperor is now bound to accep
conditions.
The Prussians claim that they will
have 500, 900 men within the theatre o
war Oy TINS evening.
The Paris Journal denies the loss o
any cannon or eagles at Weissberg Wis
sembourg? y
The French disaster caused profoun
terror in Rome. The Pope has aske
Eugene for one ship to defend MIN frol
Italy's new organization.
Four millions of francs were seized
the police at Huns, belonging to Rotl
schilds and other Jewish bankers.
Mcmahon reports his headquarters :
st. Ayerne lSeverne p, and that b
corps suffered less than reported.
The Prussians occupy st. Avoid.
All the males at Metz have been pres.
ed into service.
Napoleon's quarters are at Chalon
Seuer.
The Prussian reserves are rapidly join
ing their advance.
The National Guards are assigned t
the defense of Paris. Guns have bee
mounted and new Notifications erected
All citizens between the ages of thirt
and forty have been incorporated into th
National Guard.
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BIsMARcK's OPINION OF THE AMERI-
CAN GovERNMENT.-Lapp Nag
zine has the following:
Bismarck himself publicly declared
his conviction that popular representation,
as cxemplified in the United States, was
the only sure and permanent foundation
on which the governing system Of great
people could rest. 1t is q remarkable and
significant thing that Bismarck, who had
so long been regarded by Englishmen as
living symbol Of the most dogged and
uncompromising Toryism, should come
to receive as he did, the public and cor
dial thanks of the English Reform
League (then the most radical organiza-
ton in England, composed of men, who
regard John Bright as slow and conserv-
ative) for his fundamental principle of
free government. presume We may
take Bisnaarck's own word for It, that he
had learned his great lesson in the art OF
government, from the. teachings of the
American war. The echo of Appomat-
tox rolled along the Rhine, Elbe, the
Spree and the Danube
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Tan members Of the Senate, and TWEEN
- fonr Of the House Of Representatives,
have beon either printers OF editors OF
otherwise connected with newspapersv
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~. Princess Thyrs, u Denmark,
= s.;d Is be the most beautiful Of the
dauchters Of the Danish King
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NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF BOSTON,.
Purely Mutual.

atlantlc SeateSt Europe, NIS6ont oE tne S8uuWtck
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All Policies -forfeti1g, and governed by the
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Policy holders the only persons who receive d iv
derds in this Company. which are declared
and paid annually first dividend avail
able MT the payment of the second
annual premiums All Policies
remain in fore, as long
there is any surrender
value.
NO FORFEITURES!
This old and popular Company, tthe olass. Mu-
country insures at the low
est possible rates.
The stability of this Company, with its past h.s-
tory. increasing capital and business, aud the sat
isfactory manner in which it has discharged its
obligations in the past, are guarantees for the
future such as far-seeing and careful men require
in their Investments.
Persons generally. who thoroughly understand
the workings of Life Insurance, are anxious to
avail themselves Of its equitable provisions.
Full information will be given to those who
desire, at the Agency.
Home Office, 80 tate street, Eoston.
Pacific Branch ofHces,
3O2 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
Room 8, carter's Buildsmg Portland Oregon.
EvERsoN & EAxNES, General Agts.
RUSSELL & ELKINS, Agts,
ALBANY, OREGON.
Albany. September 70, 1863
THH
SAN FRANCISCO STORE!
| CORNER FIRST AND Ferry STREETS.
ALBANY ..-...... ........-.. OREGo
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CLOTHING
Boots, Shoes, Hardware y Crockery.
and q full supply Of Ladies'
Furnishing EmbroiderY Fancy Goods, &c.
also, q stock Of
THE BET xIQuoR!
for Medicinal purposes only
Always on hand . large stock Of
Box, Cooking and Parlsr Stores
--and manufactures All kinds Of
Tin, Copper and sneet-Iron Ware.
all of which are oaered ct the lowest rates fol
| CASH DR. COUNTRY FR0DuCE'
/ ~ All kinds Of rspairing done. on shor
notice, and entire satisfact5on warranted, at my
Stove and Tin Store.
JULIUS GRADWoHL.
Nov. oil
@ O. T. q R =
That Photograph Best,
"A Il f.
! slAck, BROWN, GREEN, SCAR
LEI, M0RO0N, and deep ORANGE
Tho.s that tsls White. q nearly 80. u.
Purple, Blue, Crimson, Pink, &c
! sept. 10. 'ss-s ]. A. WINTER.
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A young man ID Illinois has elopsd
With the second wife Of his own upclc.
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CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE.-By far
the largest combination show that ever
visited this neck o. woods is advertised
to give performance here on Monday,
the I'D. The Overland and Great World
Circuses have been combined, forming
company of sixty people and sixty
horses. The performers are leaders in
the show business the clown, julie Kent,
late pupil of Dan Rick, is the best on the
coast the troupe of Bedouin Arabs, the
den of performing lions, and the numer-
Gus other attractions, go to make up the
"hugest" bill Of attractions yet offered
under one canvas in Oregon. Mr. I. R.
Lake, one of the proprietors, is perfect
brick, and being an old Oregouian,
deserves well Of our people. Look out
for the big caravan on the 22d.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES.
Transient advertisements per Square Of ten
lines or less, first insertion 81 each subsequent
insertion, 81.
Larger advertisements inserted the most
LIBERAL terms.
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Hiltabidcl & Co,
z. a. Ereeland,
S. II. Claughton,

NToTARY PUBLIC AND REAL ESTATE
~ AGENT. Office in the Post Office building,
Lebanon, Oregon.
VIII attend to making Deeds and other convey
ances, also to the prompt collection of debts u
trusted to my care.
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JOB WORK

A JOB WORK.
- Having received new type, stock of coiored
inks. cards, q Gordon Jobber, &C., we are pre-
pared to execute all kinds of printing in better
manner and fifty per cent cheaper than ever be
fore offered in this city.
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LENGTH OF THE WAR.-The N. Y.
Herald gives some interesting informa- :
tion with regard to the duration of late
European wars. In the Crimean war Of
1886, Turkey declared war against
Russia, October S, 1853. Russia de-
clared war against Turkey, November /.
France and England declared war against
Russia, March 27-28, 1854 Sardinia
joined the allies, January 26, 1855.
Sweden joined the allies, November 81,
and hostilities were suspended, February
20, 1856. The war between the Western
Powers and Russia lasted two years, lack
ing one month. The italian war of 1859
was begun by the reflections of the Aus
trian ultimaeum by Sardinia, April 20
The Austrians crossed the Ticino, April
27. The French entered Genoa, May 8.
The battle of Montobello was fought
May 20; Magenta, May 30-3i; Solfe-
rino, June IA. The peace of Villa
Franco was signed July IL. Thus il will
be seen that active hostilities lasted but
ten weeks. The Schlegwig-Holstein
war of 1854, covered space of but
twenty-five weeks of actual hostilities.
The German-Italian war of 1866 was
begun by Prussia, June IA. Italy de-
clared war against Austria, June 20.
The treaty of peace between Prussia and
Austria was signed at Prague, August
20. and between Austria and Italy at
Vienna, October f. Actual hostilities
only FIVE weeks. In the present war,
should Napoleon, through the force of
circumstances, declare for a republic
throughout Europe, as he has threatened,
a long and bloody war between the
crowned heads on the one side, and
Napoleon and the people on the other,
may ensue but present indications point
to brief, though it may be bloody,
war.
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The Albanp @eaister.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
COLL. VAN CLEVE.

OFFICE on CORNER OF FERRY AND rrnsr-srs.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-30
BULL'N
SARSAPARIlLA
Read the C"pta,a's Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:

Benton Barracks, Mo, April W, Zoe.
Or JOHN BULL Dear Sir; knowing the en-
cheney of your sarrparllla, and IN. healing and
beneficial qualities u posserres, ! seLf you the
following statement OF my easel
Was wounded about tsO years sgo--Vas taken
prisoner and connped ter sixteen months. Being
moyel 80 oit.n, my wounds have not aezlsd yet.
have not st up moment since sAs wounded
am shot through the hips, Ny general health
~ impaired, aud need something 70 s-slst ma
ture. / have NOR. Ia IN in your saIsapaiLls than
IN anything else. | visit that that IL genuine
Please express ~. a half doSar battles, and
oblige CAPT. {. y. JOHNSON,
~. Louih. Mo.
r. S.-The tsllowing uss written April so. lssS
~ Mrs Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt. John
son;
Or, JOHN BULIs-Dear Sir; Ny husband, Dr.
c :, Johnton, was . skllful surgeon and physie
ian 10 Central New York. where he died. leaving
the aboN, c. +. Johnson Ia my care. Al thii teen
yssTs OF age, he had a chrome diarrhea and
scrofuls, Tor which gayo him youI sarsaparilla
II CURED Hlhi nave for ten years recon.
mended II 70 many in Nes YORK., Ohio and Iowa
for scrOiuls, fever sores, anc general debllily
Perfect success has stt.ndsd it The e1sres ssetfss
Of ssrsfaia saa hter sores we're sI..s.s
mireoslsas, All very anxious for my SOP to again
have recourse 20 your sarsapsrilla. lie 10 arfl.i
Of getting spurious article. hence his wTitins Il,
you forit HIS wounds were terrihle, but I bs-
liey. a. vii! recover. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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Nv virtue Of an Execution 10 me directed by
tbe Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Alexander coun.
~, in the state OF Illinois, IN favor OF Wipipm D.
ffeshmuth and Edmond II, Freshmuth, &l.a OF
have levied upon the following described pro periy
to.wit Lot numbered twenty-five 1877 IN Block
numbered forty -seyen i7l IN the FRS, Addition 10
the city OF Cairo county 1i Alexander aud state Of
Illinois, together with al the Improvements on
said lot, the property Of the said JOhnP, Taggsrt,
which shall uieT NJ public sale, al the south.
we sterly door OF the court house IN Csir Illinois,
on the %th day Of April, A. u. 1870, betwesu the
hours OF nine oclork, A. NJ, ana sunstl y. SAID
day, 'or cash, TO satisfy said execution.
Dated a. Cairo, H., March lOth, $50.
louis H. MYERS,
Sheriff OF Alexander County, Illinois.
mAIl2dtd
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LEGAL.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue OF A spenisl Exec alton 20 Inc directed
by the Clerk Of the cirruu court Of tnisn county
IN the state Of Illinois, IN favor of Bryan shan
messy anu against Elizabeth A. Vail, Will offer al
public sale ~ the sonth sterly door Of the
court house, 10 the city Of Caro- county Oi Ales.
sndsr and .tate OF Illinois, on IN. fourth day Of
April, A. ID ls70, between the hours Of o'clock
am. and sunset OF said day, tO'st. Lot number.
ed thT ghl (Ssj IN Block numbered Forty
seven 90 IN the First Addition 20 the city Of
Cairo, county Of Alexander and State OF Illinois.
with all Improvements thereon situated as the
property Of the sad Elizabeth A. VAN, for cash 10
satisfy said execution.
LOUIS II. MYERS,
Sheriff OF Alexander County, Illinois,
March 10Th lhIO.=MAi