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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Falling Of u Wall In \ RSsendaie ulster
County, Cement Qunrry-Thres Mes Killed
and Two Wounded.


Falling Of q Wall In y R0sendaie ulster
County, Cement Qunrry-Thres Mes Killed
and Two Wounded. J
The Warner lime and cement quarry at Rosen-
dale, Ulster county, about six miles from Kings
ton, was the scene OF q terrible accident yester-
day. While the wOrkmen, seven In number, were
engaged in quarrying cement stone. huge piece Of
overhangng rock, weighing some hundred tons,
meath the debris. The TWO who escaped accident,
with the assistance OF others from an ada
cent quarry, at once made every exertl0n TO-
rescue their unfortunate companions After
half an hour of digent effort they succeeded IN un-
earthinu George Reisenberger, son-ln-laW OF the
Superintendent aged twenty-five years. who lived
but q few moments after being got out. Continuing
their labors, they finally succeeded IN removing the
rock and earth from the bodies OF the other Tour,
two OF whom were found to be dead, aud the aw0.
others seriously wounded. The names or tho killed
are Hiram Freer, superintendent OF the Companies
works: and Andrew Yaple lab0rer-the former
forty-two and the latter thirty-lye years OF age.
The deceased leave families, The names OF the
wounded are Benjamin Hieser, laborer, and Luther
Lawrence, laborer. All were 80 m0tflated
that it was barely possible to identify them.
During the morning little boy had been seen
upon the ledge OF rocks overhead throwing down
few minutes before the accident the dust and stones
again began to come down, and one OF the men,
supp0sfng 1t to be the work Vf the same boy starred
to GO up and drive the boy OFF, Just AS lie was in the
act OF ascending the rock gave way, burYing him
beneath 1t.
Tus part Of the quarry has been In an unsafe
condition ipr q long time.
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sR1agLYa COURT Of SESSIONS.
A Case Of Jusriaable Homicide.

A Case Of Unsuitable Homicide.
Before Judge Troy and Justices voorhees, and John.
son. 81
William Wilson,. aged about thirty years, wass
placed on trial yesterday afternoon an Indictment
charging him with manslaughter, In having killed
one James Gillgan. in Wolcott street. near Richard
on the evening Of Sunday, May 90, last. 1t seems
that on that day the prisoner and deceased
were fishing down at Red Hook Point,
wncn they mad several drinks, and QUARREL ed
with each other. They returned In the evening"
when Gllligan followed Wilson to his house, IN VOL
colt street, near Richard, and, after renewing the
quarrel, finally assaulted him. During the struggle
which ensued table in the room was partially de-
mOlshed. and the prisoner, selling one OF the legs
struck Gllgan with il and literally crushed In hie
skull. Gilllgan was almost instantly killed.
Mr.. Ready appeared as counsel for Inc prisoner
yesterday, and showed by witnesses that several
occasions previous to the homicide Gilligan had
threatened Wilson with violence and ON one occa-
sion In particular he held knife his throat and
threatened to kill him. The jury acquitted the pris.
oner without leaving their seats and no was there
upon released from custody.
Whiskey In Jail.
One Catharine Rice was tried ana convicted yes
terday for smuggling In whiskey prisoner locked
up in the Raymond street jail Judge Troy sentenced
her to the Penitentiary for three months.
Michael Ryan and Patrick Mannick, charged with
burglary, were acquitted and discharged.
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the BOSTON. HARTFORD AID ERIE RAILWAY.

BOSTON, July IS, 1870.
meeting OF the shareholders Of the Boston,
Hartford and Erie Railroad held to-day, to con-
slider the question Of accepting the acts and resolves
passed by the Legislatures OF Rhode Island
and Connecticut John s. Eldridge, President OF the
Corporation. presided. Thomas e. Graves, secretary,
OF Massachusetts, setting forth that the
petition OF George Eilis Of New York
Mathew Bolles and Michael Bodies, the
corporation is enjolned against accepting any act
resolution Of the States Of Connecticut or
Rhode Island changing or amending the act OF in.
ing more mortgages until further orders from the
court and that hearing win take place on the sub
ject at nine O'Clock on Saturday morning.
After remarks by Mr. Graves, Edward Crane
James y. whitney and others o committee of nine
appointed to consider and report what measures
stockholders and the holders OF other Indebtedness
OF the corporation.
The meeting then adjourned TIL Tuesday next
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PUEBLO SCh0ul RECEPTION.

One Of those most refreshing entertainments took
place Thursday evening, IN Primary School No. so,
at Fort Washington, and or which Miss Annie 7.
Morrissey is principal, consisting Of readings recia-
tons, ableaux and choruses This school is situated
on the road to Inwood and midway between Kings.
bridge ana Carmansvlle, and is quite suburban in
its location. The best features OF the entertainment
were:-Song, 'Driven from Home" by MISS @.
Phillips; q duet, Little Nell, by two sweet little
children, Misses Ryer and McGill, aged respectively
five and six years, and reading by Miss Mcdonald.
The tableaux were neatly DONE Mr. John Straiton,
chairman OF the Board Of Trustees OF the Twelfth
ard, presided and among others present were
Messrs. Charles Place, Andrew Smith and p. Duni-
can, trustees; Inspector Hosea b. Perkins, Lawson
n. Fuller ana others. Altogether It was most
enjoyable affair and highly gratifying to the parents
OF The scholars and others who were present.
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GREECE.
Execution of the Brirnui..

Execution Of the Brigands.
The last number Of the 0i1ical correspondence on
the Athenian massacres contains the following re-
port addressed to Mr. Erskine by Mr.. watson Score.
tary Of her Britannia Majesty's Legation upon the
execution on the morning Of the Goth OF June. On
this occasion I've or the brgands belonging to the
Arvanit band, who were condemned to death on
Watson says
attended the execution Of the condemned brsands of
Wa s sss % S b.
hs s a. the sod Of the Mara
O'Clock the hill mmediaey above was crowasd to the top
lined y coPahie, Of nantry one Of arisIyen
'ifEsS da
and mysS s some officers Of tho Royal Oak ana
gy were H ias With
he Tx
coming OF the prisoncrs They each separately In
BY q
As the execuoners had seen that the gu,otine
WAS IN order the r srrsss into the and s
being bound he requesisd nigh. not
tie nea he being o. The sa Il
81 q s was h lifted 4 Ne h'Rsd ws S
% e .sS e. and In I've n,s e.
Mr. Mr Ss rs hopG
30 remarkable at the trial. he showed tho last that
possessed the utmost courage. Like Costa, be turned
they hoped for salvation They awcd BY the sight they
eye never quaied, not at the sight OF his
panions headless trunk The brgands executed
before the excursion to Marathon first Of these uttered
head was being fitted to the block; he said nothing
to crowd The second had to DO lifted of the carriage
BY the executioncr and his miserable emaciacd form
Was stretched at fun length he uttered for forgiveness
BE- lifted out Of the carriage and held BY tho two men
While his sentence was being read over He seemed to
execuonera TO be careful 10 avoid hurting his leg
length adjusted and turned with his face to the ground
and had scarcely uttered when the string pulled
ana the fatal knife fell for the fifth and last time.
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=
,a yne morning Tdr was delightful and exceedingly
was In excellent condition, and by ten
O'Clock 1t was full Of carriages of every
shape and pattern. These Contained the
notable visitors and residents Of the yillage. The
ladies' were out In fuller force than the iirst day.
and at twelve O'Clock the grand stand was crowded
II seemed that the ma orty Of the fair sex evinced
lvelier interest In the stceple chase because OF
exceeding great risks and break neck Jumps than
In the other contests.
APPEARANCE OF THE INNER FIELD.
Tho picturesque appearance or the inner fed By
3he construction Of the stone walls, ditches hurdles
water jumps and fences for the steeple chases over
q fair hunting ground evoked words Of commenda-
mosaic picture With the beauty Of the
grand stand, the clear sparkling morning, the
vast stretch OF sod In its emerald brightness,
the belt of magnificent hemlock and elms encircling
the entire course, the red and white signal naRs
denOting the line OF the races, the crowded field
stand with the more democratic OF the assembagc,
the interested and excited buyers Of pools, the
superb equpages, the merry Jockeys In their
gated dresses stirred TO enthusiasm che coolest
nature present.
HAMBURG's FREAK.
The utmost alarm was for time, manifested
early this morning among the racing gentlemen
about the hotels as It reported that Messrs. dc
Cormack and Pages bay colt Hamburg entered for
inc Saratoga Cup to be run for tomorrow and at the
time the favorie among the betting fraternity, had
run away with his boy while out for
being pulled up. The report soon obtained
confirmation, and as the sand on the exercising
track IL fully five or six inches deep fears are enter
tanned This misfortune may so stiren him ns 10
aiiect his speed 1t s to be hoped that It will not
result 30, AZ 1t Is wished by all 70 see this speedy
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e " R O = e.

BY steamship at this port yesterday we have mail
reports dated in Europe to the 9th OF July.
The Dlssenters Of Liverpool, England, have taken
exception to the views enunc,ated by Baboo
Chunder Sen IN his public addresses on the CONVEX
sion Of India to Christianity. On Sunday the subject
referred to from several pulpts, one Presbyte-
rian minister gong SO far as to soy shat Mahomet
was more Of q Christian than Sen"
The Papal envoy at Paris was said to have warned
the French governments that the Italian party OF
action was Indicating coup de nsafa ct Rome
The Austrian War Minister, Baron Widmann, re-.
signed and the portfolio OF that department was
Professionally entrusted to Count Potock the PresI
dent Of the Cabinet
The Indian papers by the overland mail in London
state that the cholera is Staying thousands in Rewah
In Govindghur the deaths were reported to have been
more than o thousand day.
The Frankfort advices state says the London
times OF July A. that the tendency Of the Bourse is
evidently upward, Notwithstanding the exertions Of
the democratic press to spread adverse rumors of
the health Of the Emperor Napoleon.
Archduke Albert OF Austria was the guest OF the
Emperor Of Russia
The Archduke Albert Of Austria was received at
the Austro-Russian frontier by Adjutant General
Knorrn and numerous officers. The Gar wearing
the uniform Of an Austrian General, awaited the
Archduke at the railway station. Ills I'M
perial Highness was dressed In the uniform
Of Marshal Of the Russian army, and was
heartily received by his Majesty OF Russia, q
military band striking up the Austrian national air.
The Czar conducted his Imperial Hghness to the
Castle Of LazIenski, where ne took up his residence,
and where squadron OF Uhlans, Of which the Arch.
duke is commander, are quartered. The Gear ex-
pressed to the Austrian Ambassador, Baron Chotek
the pleasure he derived from the visit OF the Arch
duke.
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: COURT or ssHsalL sssassS
Before Recorder Hackett.


QUARREL AMONG sAILoRs-CLosH OF THE rIRn.
Yesterday was the last day Of the term In this
court, the prosecuting officers and the Recorder
having by dnigent attention to their o1lclal duties
Afforded all the prisoners In the TomDs chance to DO
tried. Many Of them preferred remaining untried
till September IN consequence OF the absence OF
the jury was an indictment against John Buras,-
Joseph Burns and Rudolph Hyelnstram, charging
them with obtaining seven dollars from John D.
Prizes by threats Of personal Violence on the 10Th Of
last month Hyelmstram demanded o separate
trial. Itappeared from the testimony that the par
ties were sailors board the Same ship; that the
prisoner accused the complainant Of stealing fifteen
dollars from him during the voyage, and that when
they got paid or In South street Fries compromised
by paying him seven dollars. THIS ne denied, but
Mr. Hummel, who defended the accused In an able
manner, proved these facts by the shipping agent.
Mr. Fellows abandoned the prosecution. On motion
OF Mr.. Hummel the two Burnses Jointly indicted
with the other man were discharged.
The Recorder then adjourned the court for the
term,
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Games Played Observation-Disclosures to Come
Ol--Eckford VI. Equity.
These clubs played game yesterday on the Union
grounds. The Equity team has only been formed
this season. and therefore could not DO expected to
make very uptop display. Unfortunate as the
result turned out for them, they deserve credit for
having done their 'leve best' to win, playing with
the utmost determination from first 70 last The
following il the score by IN
Cuts LII. ~. 81. an. Mh. 6,h, To- Sh. 9Th.
kEs sas. .....:..:.o 9 . y IL
Umpire-Mr Manolt, of the Oriental Club. ttt
Time OF gamc--Three hours and i've minutes.
Matches TO come on to-day: -Granercy VIZ. Eek
ford, at the Union grounds; Union vs. Knowiton at
Central Park. .tl ltI -
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT.

About seven O'Clock yesterday morning, o man
named James Hilman, living in Tyler street, Pater
son, N. j., in jumping or an Erie train, at Long
Deck. before the cars had stopped, was thrown vio
lenty upon his back and Instantly paralyzed. he
parenJy bt in /, rendered completely powerless by
the shock. he was taken home In the next traln
and still remained in the same contiiScn LAST even.
ing. Although his c4se is very critical tiere are
slim hopes OF bis recovery 1t u thought the pfi-
i've injury Il ia the spinal core.
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the Pennsylvania COAL MIXERS STRIKE.
SCRANTON. Pa. Julv Is. IA

SCRANTON, Pa, July Is, 1870.
From present indications the contemplated strike
OF the miners In favor Of the Eight Hour law Will
prove on entire failure. The meetings OF associa-
lions held IN different regions within the past week
rave failed to harmonze dscoriant feeling, and
although the strike was to have begun today moth
H.. ~ the kind has taken place. The upper Lehign
men are oil ut WORK, and the mines In this Vicinity
are being worked as usual. The Beaver Meadow
miners have deferred action on the eight hour
question until Tuesday next This failure to carry
out tue resolutions OF the Grand Council will, no
doubt be the means Of general resumption In
the Schuylkill region.
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SUPREME CouaT--cHAMaEss.


t4-4 Decisions tslAa sl as.f8t
BY Judge Barnard. aw
IN the Natter to Renaooe Certain Actions 0v xaSh
Aandel,cE vs Albert Spevers ct alS-Motion to re-
move causes granted.
BY JUDGE Brady.
Carrier Us Cain ct ai--Moti0n denied. lsA
Letcis. &C., Us. Freugd ct aL-See memoranda OF
decision rrrff ~ st nftlt
Amelia A. Roll Us. Archf0dld A. acknowledgements
Of divorce gran ed on report OF referee Custody Of
children granted to the plaintiff.
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AN INSANE MAN CUTS HIS IaSOAT.

william II. Dobbs for many years o resident Of
Mount vernon. Westchester county, was removed to
the Bloomingdale Insane Asylum about week
since as he had Of late evinced symptoms Of insan.
rsy. While In that Institution, ON Thursday after.
noon, he procured some sharp instrument, with
which he cut his throat producing death In short
time. Deceased was about sixty years Old
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HE COU r T s.
The Hogan Habeas Corpus case-Decisions in thss
Supreme Court-Jack Tars on Bender-
Close Of til. Term in General Sessions
supfslsa COURT SPECIAL TERN.
A IIabeas Corpus Case.

Before Chief Justice Barbour.
IN ne EdUarG Hogan. --About two monIns ego
EDWARD Hogan was committed by Judge Downing, at
the pecia Sessions. to the schoolship Mercury,
charge OF petit larceny. Yesterday ne was brought
up on writ OF habeas corpus and hrs release de-
manded on the ground that his commitment wae
detective, not ntng what Offence he Was con.
victed or The Court, ascertatn1ng by perusai or
the commitment that 1t had the defect claimed re-
leased the prisoner. AA@ ~ ltfA
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-24

cure cure for Headache, Catarrh Deafness, 81
buifng In the ears, send for our srERNUTA.
TORY. Price - cents.
- Either Of the above seut postpaid on 70.
ceipi % price,
Address Joseph X. L;ehar, i9I Mark,i street,
st. Louis, No. sczslyday
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STAT. Of Illinois, Alexander County, a.. Al.Isn.
der county circuit Court.
In the matter Of The lllihoi. Central Rail Road
Company. ". william Ia kef.
Public no,ic. is hereby gwen. shat ia psr,uAncs
81 dscfeiAl order entered 10 tie above entitled
cause, ia -sia court, the 9th day ~ Jolly, A. r
lev, ~ the July term thereof, A. u. tsSs l.
John z. harfnan, Master ma Cuancsfy - ,sia
county, vii. on the second day ~ Apfil A
u. lsiU, ~ " o''lo, ~ noon n ~Ht tty, selist
pubic auction 90 the highest bidder, Tor Zach,
the southv".t door Of the court hou-, no %" oity
Of Caro- IN said oounfy N. follow ma dee fiisa
real estate situa'. iu the cry Ui tsto county oI
AlsI .nisr and -iac Of lilin"i- tp-vit. lot nun.
oer-i eighteen U.l ia block numbered one lli
according H. The re- oried map 90 plat thereof,
together With ia aud singular th~ tsusmeui. .nd
s-reIiiansnts ther.gato belonging
JoHNQ HARTMAN.
Master M hsnc.fy
Cairo. Illinois, Mach 18th. A u. ls7o.
mariidtd
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Brakes Collection

oi nearly one hundred receipts for making brand,
al kinds OF Wine, Gin. Ale, Beer, Cordials, su.
periol Cider, and much other useful information
for those dealing in or manufacturing any Of TIA,
above, either for the trade or home use.
Sent by mail, free Of postage, for 90 cents. Al.
dres', h. Il. NORMANDY, 6Oi Market street,
II. Louis, No se27lydav
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Material to make dollar bottle Of the best HAN
Restorative ever used for restoring gray hair to
ITS original color. send % cents for package.
~ rot WANT
Nice White Teeth, Healthy Gums, and n sweet
breath send for our TURKISH DENTRlFICE.
price, % csut-.
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NOTICE.

Az
United States Of Amsuea, Southern Dbtriel Of
Illinois, -
Whereas, on the Stat day Of January, A. Il
ls7v, James y Delaney hel albel IN the District
Court Of the United states for the southern DIS
tTict Of Illinois, against the steambnNt 'Bergs
Tiger" her boat, isrkl", apparel and furniture
prayink that the same may be condemned
IN accordance with the prayer Of said libe .
And whereas, BY yirtunc OF process IN due fOtm 81
Law, 10 me directed. returns 10 on the first Mon
day ia October, I have SEIZED upon and taken the
sald steamboat bengal Ilgar' her Dost-, tackle
apparel and furniture and have the same IN my
custody.
Notice il hereby given, that District Court q
the United states vill be held az the United States
Court Room, in the city "f CaiIo, the first Mon.
dsy IA october for the trial OF the laid premises.
and the owner or osneTs and PsTsoas who have
or claim any interest therein, are hereby ctsd 10
he and appear al the time and place afufe-Aid, 90
.hOw caiise. II any they have VII, decree should
not be- 2, ndcrvd in accordance with the prayer 81
-ad libsl JOHN LOG IN.
u. s. Marshall.
March, l7th ls50. n'~T-i.,it
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.IIERIFF's SALE.

Nv virtue ~ sn Execution 20 me directed b,
tbe clerk 81 the circuit court at Alexander coun.
W 10 the State of Illinois, IN favor of William u
Tfeshmuth aud Edmond n ff..hnuth. firm Of
Fre-hmuth a Bro. and against John 4. Taggsfi, !
have LEVIED upon the following described proper,
tO-st. Lot numbered twenty-five ~ ia liotL
numbered forty. 90 IN III" First Addition t.
the city Of Cairo. cOuntyof Alexander aud state
Illinois, together with al the Improvement. OF
said lot, N" property uf the said John T. Tsggsr.
which shall offer at rubiio sale, 81 the south.
westerly door Of the court house ia Cairo. Illinois.
on ih. 4th day ~ April, A. ~ IsTO, between tho
hour. OF nine o clock. A. NJ, and sunset " sac
day, for cash, 20 sa'isfy ssd execution.
Dated ~ Cairo, H., N.rh ltth. leo,
Lotus n MYERS,
Sheriff Of Alexander County, Illinois.
tn4ri1dtI
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RIVER NJ mw6.

Tie v,ath,rroniinu,s mild ana pleas.
ant, with he mercury ranging at 90 aud
upward.
The Mississippi Is lid on the iise AT ~.
Louis.
The Ohio Is rising at Pittsburg, with 7
feet 2inches In the channel; falling at
Cincinnati and Louisville, with y feet
in the chute over the falls.
Here the river Is about stationary.
The Tyrone brought "a hhds tobacco,
200 bbls -four, tons sundries for shipment
south, IA pkgs for Cairo, and 7tons iron
for st. Louis.
The City of Evansville brought out
5000 slaves for Cairo, so bbls whisky % do
eggs 65 SKIS oats and corn for the south.
The Dean took on go bbls -four. 100
hhds tobacco, 80 head stock and depart.
ed last night
The Belle Lee IL still adding and will
probably leave tonight.
The Ames il also loading for New
Orleans
The Mohawk departed last night.
The Tyrone Is the regular Nashville
packet this evening.
The Sam Orr Is the regular Evansville
packet this evening.
Mollie Ebert, and Glasgow are due for
New Orleans.
The following is from the New Orleans
Times of the Goth;
The peerless q. r. Lee will arrive from
Vick,burg to day, aud will tomorrow
commence to receive for Louisville, Cairo
and the bends, To leave on next Thurs
day, aud In cennection with the Belle
Lee, will form n regular weekly line, TO
leave here every Thursday during the
spring and summer
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Woman ana social EyiI.
View DiseSvery-ll.Iir ,. D. Bernard
Toni sthen.qus. Anti.Dyspsp,ic.

The several observations made 10y she best
physicians Of the Fsculis de Paris have proved
that the siekn.sses ar sing from mpoyerishment
q! n, hood ~ nervous exhaustion, viz; Amenin,
Chluro'is, >ymPsihisme, Phihisir. Diabetes,
tlblninsflt, scOrbui, etc, etc, are radically
cured With Il iiIT J. p. Bernard"
Genera pepct-A. Bernard, 81 Cedar 49,, %
soof.
Per sale ~ al! respectable druggists.
nMgdeVdiy
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MATTERS SALE.

state of Illinois, AleSkndsT County, A~Tsn.
der County Circuit Court.
IN the matter OF Samuel rtasts Taylor sal Edv iu
Parsons Trustees 81 the CAIRO CRY Properly -.
Charles ~ch"snmeyer aud AndTsN f"pr. uu hi.
70 enforce N.ndOr's Lion.
Public notice Is hereby giSen, that IN pursUanes
Of dseretai order entsfe1 ~ VI. ABOVE entitled
cause. "a sad court, ou The yHh tay 81 r"geWr
her, A. f.. Isss. ~ %. september term .uor'of,
A. 10. leg. I. John Y harfuan, Aasier "a tnsnssfy
81 said county, vili, 90 the smith day '! Apil A.
u. leo, NJ O'Clock "a the zitsfnnou { said dsy,
sell q p4h.ir hucUUu Co The highest hll4cf ff
cash, ~ ths southwest door 81 zoe rour'ho4s'
ia tie city ~ Caio, ga saiI county the iYiioSIng
described real estate, situate 90 the lhif1 ADD
ton g. the city 81 caro- in tie c0anty " AirIsn.
der aud SLATE II Illinois, tosait lots pumt"fei
Thf.. CII Pour ~ ADD rive 49,, m Block numb.f.
90 -it tui ~ knowB and des grated the o., ord.
ed map 81 plat thereof together Sith 81 aud .iu'
gulaT the tenement, snd hereditauisa's ih.rsuntS
John @ HARTMAN.
Master IN Chsncsfy.
Cairo, Illinois, March IC,h. a. y. lev.
mTloatd