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New-York tribune., 1872-09-24

The Catholic World devOtes peppery aru-
sle "a the castgation Prince Bismarck ier MS treat
ent OF the Jesui:s denOuncing his siaNsh pohcS no'
only as gross outrage the religious order again'.
hoh ~ i directed but on the rights and liberties OF
the whole German people. IL Is not merely que''iO
AZ creed. bismarck does not attack "A creed. III Is
broad ouestion of right and wrong Of justice and njus
tice OF absolutism and freedom Power was never gwen
into the hands of the German Chancellor TO be abused at
the very outset TO Oppress his subjects, Cathohc ana
Protestant II is not and 1t must not DC supreme; ana
we very much mistake the genius OF the great herman
eone II they long allow It TO continue II is not Tor
h, 10 deprive 14OOOOO Of his people OF their natural
RIGHTS the right 10 educate their children as they thinK
proper and as the law allowed them; the r9ht 10 con
elder marriage sacrament sanethed by God' ana ho'
civil contract TO be oosed or unloosed at Will Dy mag
istrote the right OF listening their most eminent
teachers: the right Of holding the seminaries and
churches built by their money for the use OF their
oUn priess the right above all Of believing that there
A. Cod beyond all governments, from whom all gov
ernment which people make for Themselves, springs
that God has law In the conscience which tney must
obey even though princes aud kings rage against H. ana
that is not in the nature OF things for this first and
final law OF conscience to clash with any other unless
that other be wrong. When Prince Bismarck sue
eeeds in eradicating these Unborn notions from 'e
minds OF the German people, he VIII then nave al
tained ms supremacy; but that then is-never,'
"Centres Of Thought in the Past is the utl'
~ the first paper OF new series, devoted to the in
Guence Of the monasteres and the universities IN th
middle ages The article is marked by learning and re
search and will be read with interest by the student
ecclesiastical history and intellectual progress There
valuable memoir Of Father Isaac JOgues one of tn
early Jesuit missionaries in North America ana seVera
attractive miscellaneous papers.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12
News and Other Items.

Mr., Thomas Billy, author of the hymn, "Oh,
that will be joyful" died recently at Islington,
England, where he was parish clerk, at the age
of seven4y-eight.
Lord Dufferin, the Premier of the Dominion,
has been interviewed, and announces that the
Canadian Pacific Railroad, two thousand miles
long, is 70 be begun next year. He expects
that it will work wonders for Canada.
Well-posted judges estimate the tobacco crop
of Missouri this year at 10000 hogsheads Last
year it reached Is, 900 hogsheads.
The lady members of leading church in
Nashville, Tennessee, have discarded all finery
for Sunday wear, and appear in their pews in
plain calico.
The death is announced of NJ st. Amant,
the French chess player well known to English
players by the match which he played with Mr.,
Staunton in Paris in the year 1S43.
Late intelligence from Liverpool is to the eff
feet that the English demand for American
COAL which has already assumed considerable
proportions, is likely to be permanent aud to
increase.
During high wind Tuesday forenoon, the
salt storehonse of the Gloucester salt Compa-
ny, on Parsons wharf, East Gloucester, con-
tanning 10000 hogsheads of SALT fell through
the wharf into the dock, demolishng the build
ing. They estimate the loss at from $4,000 to
1000
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12

TIE New York papers ars devoting oonsid>
cradle space no doubt to the publishers proh',
to the life insurance war growing out of the
recent action Of the New York Mutual Life
Company in reducing the premiums on new
policies. There are nineteen leading companies
of which the New York Mutual is one of the
wealthiest, having surplus of $55,000000
Ostensibly for the benevolent purpose of MAX
ing it possible for the poorer classes to insure
their lives this company has made quite re-
duction which the officers say that the economy
of their management enables them to do With
this policy the other eighteen take issue. They
urge that this course is dangerous both to tho
safety of the New York Mutual and the other
companies, being sure to involve some of the
latter that are weaker in ruin, as this glittering
show of reduced rates will cause crowds To
flock to the former, leaving the latter without
business. 1t is a war between the companies
that they are able to present the merits of their
respective cases to the public at the usual rates.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12
The Eastern Market for the West.

The New York Commercial Advertiser
says under the above heading that sat no
time for many years has the subject of inter-
nal commu ication received 20 large a share
of attention as at the present. The fact is
now clearly demonstrated that the railroads
cannot and do not furnish ADEQUATE and
cheap transportation for the vast products of
the farm and forest. These iron lines have
grown il length and strength, and have civ
en- prodigious development to the country,
but they are too costly as means of trans
porting the food of the people. This great
region beyond the Alleghanies, with its
14,Oo0 900 of population, finds its vast agr'i-
cultural products annually increasing in vol
ume, from the increase of producers, and de-
creasing in value from the cost of transport
alton to market. The West are therefore
clamorous for new outlets to the seaboard
states. They make leagues with Canada, for
the use OF the st. Lawrence; they propose
Niagara ship canal, and they urge the con-
nection OF the Mississippi and the Atlantic
66y canal across Virginia and another TO
Savannah. They ask also for the enlarge
ment OF the Erie Canal to the full extent of
its capacity o--'N'''
The Chicago Tribune says that FARMERS,
merchants, and manufacturers, have reached
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12

the verge of human endurance, Tor the West
is stifled for want of means to transport its
products. Corn is really worth to the farmer
only about twenty cents a bu 'hel, and it costs
that to produce it,"
The commercial necessity which demanded
the Ogdensburg road and the great volume
of business which awaits its completion are
more and more apparent every day. The
whole nation is suffering from the inadequate
means of transportation from West to East,
and Europe wants the cereals which the West
wants to sell and we want to ship.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12

Imitation and counterfeits of an established pop
ular restorative ALTHOUGH mischevous in their direct
effect, are indirectly beneficial in some respects
Ihey teach the community to rate at its just value
the preparation that has been simulated and piraed
ters for example, have been greatly exchanged by the
attempts that have been made to supplant it. The
dupes OF imposture who from time to time have been
induced by plausible alsehood try some wor bless
succsdaneum for the STANDARD tonic of America have
invariably returned tn it in enthusiastic frame of
mind, ready to champion its merits the utermost
The warmest panegyrists of its preventive and
curative properties those who have have weighed
the nostrums OF envious adventurers in the balance
view, ali attempts to undermine the popularity of
this medicine have proved advantageous to the pro-
pretors and except for the sake of protecting the
public the game of exposure would not be worth the
candle. ~
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12

In this city, Dec. II, Mr.. John Dennis, aged rs
years years.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at q O'clock at
No. SO Hanover street.
In Rockland, Dee s, Freddie, only son of j. E. and
NJ. j. Marshall formerly of Portland aged 10 months
In Bremen, Dec s, VIM. Henry Little, Esq, aged
81 years.
In Gray, Dec. 5, Mrs. Mary Morrill,. aged so years
In Poland, Dec. 7, suddenly, Mrs. Harriet, wife of
Benjamin Waterhouse.
In West Buxton, Dec. 4, of consumption, Geo. l..
Peabody, aged % years,-0nly remaining son of DIR.
Edward Peabody.
In Pittsfeld, N. H., Dec. 0, Mr.. Greenleaf W. Gal
lison. aged 40 years.
Funeral services Thursday afternoon at O'Clock,
at the residence of his BROTHER c. L. Gason, No. IA
Winter street.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12

The Christian Era offers to each new SUBJ
scriber fine chrome, "Eventde, or Crossing
the Ford at Shutdown" This chrome would
ldoubtedly sell In the market for at least Sc
per copy, while the price subscription to tie
Era is 81 80 and the picture is sent for 40 cents
additional to pay for the preparation and pack
ing. A. Webster, School Street, Boston, is tie
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. II, '72.

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with a card certificate countersgned by Stanley 4.
Pulen, Editor All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer a favor upon by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
journal, We have information that several "pam-
mers'' are seeking courtesies in the name OF the
Press, and we have no disposition 10 be, even pas
sively party to such fraud.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12

WE do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations The name and address of the writer in
all cases IN ispensable, necessarily for publication
but as guaranty ofgood faith.
We cannot undertake to return preserve COM
m InicaUlons that are not uset.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12
MARRIED..

In this city, Dec. 1, by Rev Geo. w. Bicknell John
w. Raymond and Miss Marcela F. Low, both OF Ly-
man.
In this city, Dec. 10. by'Rev. Geo. w. Bicknel
Clinton HI. Chesley and Miss Dora Bowie, both of
Portland.
In this city Dec. II, by Rev. 1. Luce Henry c. Skill
lingS and Elnora f. Henderson, both of Portland.
In Yarmouth, Dec 7, by Rev. H. f. A Patterson,
Auburn. At same time, Chas S. Small and Miss
Belle e. Mitchell, both of Auburn.
In Biddeford. Nov q, Jas. F. Wormwood and Be-
linda Bridges.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12
THE Richmond (Va.) Enquirer says of Mr.
Summers battle-hag resolution:

The Richmond (Va.) Enquirer says of Mr..
Summers battle-fag resolution:
We regret that Mr.. Sumner should have cast
his apple of dscord among the people at this
moment We are perfectly aware of the pas
sions that will be excited by this movement,
and IN the discussion the South, as usual, will
oe the sufferer. 1t is too soon for us to expect
70 see an these monuments of the war destroy
eu. we cannot do it ourselves, and don't ex-
Poo. ~ 70 De done at once by the North. The
best we can hope is that in time the most Oh
noXious VIII be forgotten OF fall into neglect
and disappear; though we are quite sure there
are things connected with the heroic deeds of
that struggle the South will not he content
should die and be forever lost to posteritv The
resolution of MI Sumner was a verv miscbiev
GUS one, and the subject ought not to have beer
brought up until the people had been better ed
ucatea IN ~ univ p 10 IL seems
chief and stir up strife, and must fulfil their
mission.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12
PIANOS. "WEBERo and other emf
PIANOS. nent makers,
PIANOS. Sold by ED. b. ROBINSON,
5 Cahoon Block. opposite City EIaIl,
,,v1T 5T pEnDnED DpTcEc ...,-
A Book for Every HEasl

The ''SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF-P RESERvA-
TION," Medical Treatise ON the Cause and Cure of
Exhausted Vitality Premature Decline in Man, Ner-
vous and Physical Debility Hypochondria mpotency,
Spermatorrbna or Seminal Weakness and all other
diseases arising from the of youth the in
discretions or excuses of mature years. This is in
deed book for every man. Thousands lave been
taught by this work the true way to health and hap
piness. 1t is the cheapest and best medical work
ever published and the only this class of ills
worth reading. Tooth edition, revised, much en-
larged, illustrated bound in beautiful French cloth.
Price only 81. Sent by mail postpaid receipt Of
price. Address PEABODY MEDICAL INSTl-
TUTE, No. Bufnch Street. Boston, Mass, or DR..
w. H. PARKER, Assistant Physician. N. 3. The
author may be consulted the above as well as all
diseases requiring SKILL and EXPERIENCE.
mar25-d1v
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12
FRESH VACCINE.

have made arrangements with number of lead
ing Physicians which will enable to supply Drug
gists and Physicians with Fresh Vaccine that can
be relied upon
With every Vaccine crust or point will send the
date of its removal from the child name of Physi-
cian and when possible. the name and age of the
child. GEO. w. WHITTIER, Druggist,
junction of Free and Congress Sts.,
decfsn Portland
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12

WE do not pretend that LORING'S VEGETABLE
SPECIFIC will cure every disease under the Sun,
but we do say, and the testimony of every person
who has taken the remedy confirms statement.
that for the treatment and cure of the distressing
maladies CONSTIPATION and DYSPEPSIA there
is nothing like it in medicine
dec3sntt LoRING, Proprietor
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12
OFoCEAN sTEAMERs

Miniature Almanac. Deco asber -.
Sun rises. ..........721 Moon sets ...... AS AM
Sun sets. ..........4.27 High water ...... 9.15 AM
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12

Large stock of
Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Seal Rings,
SOLID RINGS, NECK CHAINS. sc.
styles.
GEO. A. HARMON,
317 CONGRESS STREET.
Under Mechanics, Hail.
dec7 sro
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Nov 80. lat 81 o. Ion u s. brig Shasta Brown from
Denia via Malaga for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-12


At Yokohama 9th ult, ship Magnet, Crosby, for
London. 1@Eis1 J9'
At Whampoa Oct "a, ship Midnight, Kendrick, for
New York.
At Iloilo Oct II, barque Nehemiah Gibson, smaley,
for Boston, ldg.
At Ccbu Oct II, ship Gaspee, Drummond, for Bos-
ton. ldg.
Ar at Mayaguez LIST inst, brig Martha A Berry Ber-
ry, Portland; sch Alruna. Mitchell, Cardenas.
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GOOD NJ vs.

The f.opi. ~ nuia'> anil adjoining c,nnf,.> az.
respectfully Informed that T.. riJkHAkDTu;
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N sEns f'aispsA>.
AAhIN Fa'shsA>' Ai"'s GH,xHlsrArms.
NJ. FRIEDMAN g. co

HAVING purchased the entire Interest of Ecker, A
l 4" ~ ~" Jasper MuS Stors. would Respectfully
.n''urr" q" the repsr That rhsy viii ks.p Ter sair II,
s>s"ris.s' "t the best AId articles usual, f.undi
= drsi class
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|iUNTINGiUissil

ihss Just returned fr~rn the E.~' rher. H.. i, H.
p. lsrs4>' STICK - Iil t.sBIS se ~, brnu.;, Il,
iss county which h-ii.g rcc.iv -, l., riv-r
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
THE BULLETIN.
..r,.".s."-.'.'..,.s'.
Published every morning, Monday ex.
cepted.
SINGULAR CASE or DEATH.
from the Chicago Times.)


The medical men are somewhat mysti-
fled over one # those strange acts of ma
ture which are sometimes brought TO light
Quite recently Miss Husg died suddenly
in Evanston, and at the request OF her
parents post norton examination was
made by members of the medical profession.
1t was then made to appear that death
was not caused from consumption, but by
n disease Of the heart Now comes the
strangest part of the discovery.
Some seven years ago, a ne
die was driven in her side by sudden
fall, and there broken Off Drs. j. V.
Blanry, ahd DE Laski Miller, who were
called in, made "A thorough examination,
and both came to the conclusion that II
piece of the needle was in her heart, and
that it would soon prove fatal. Subse.
quently, DIR. NJ line, of Evanston, wa.
called in, and he too expressed himself of
the same opinion. The post mortem e1.
animation proved the correctness of these
opinions, for the point Of the nerdle was
found imheddcd in the heart of the de-
ceased. The piece taken out was about
one inch and une-e ghth Ia length. 1t j.
u wonder how life could have existed nj
ter the steel had forced its way into tie
life giving otgSn.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
CHARM BELLS.

A La Crosse W .consiu) papc- says
" Sow that about 10000, OO0, 0OO,0OO bu.h.
els of charm bells, made out of the Chcag"
court house bell, have been sold, aud
whereas the grain elevators o. Chicago are
fail of little bells, instead of gram. for
throwing upon the market when spring
opens, and whereas the market is over
stocked, 1t has been deemed ndvsn-
bic by the people of Chicago
to start new sensation.
A company has been formed 10 manufac-
ture court house bells out of the metal Of
the bell lately worn by Mrs. o Leary's
COW. The bell has been secured and is
now on exhibition at saloon in Chicago /;
and il is believed, ii the metal is properly
utilized, there is enough in 1t 10 make a
bell Tor every courthouse in America, and
then have the original bell left for Mrs.
O'Lcary. The mayor of Chicago will fur
nish certificate that every bell furnished
is genuine, and will, in fact, show the COW
from which j. was taken
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
Legal Advertisements.
MORTGAGE SALE.

whereas. JasperT Durham, OF the county ofA.
exauder anu STATE OF liOois. DID on the sixth day
of Arm, 4. ID ls69, duly maxi, execute ~ que
form, acknowledge and deliver 10 Geltsia VI Far.
lIu, ccrtaln sale mortgage uu"n Real Estate,
hereinafter described, ~ith power and authority,
to her ami her legal representatives, assignee. or
attorney, TO sell said rel estate, fec"rurd IN the
Recorhers Office OF Alexander county. Illinois, 10
Book No 8, of mortgages, on page -, Witch m rte
nent of ., ont note Of even GATE with SAID
mortgage, for the sum OF Two hunt red and Sixty
five dollars, and due IN one year alter the ate
thereof, arlng interest at the rate Of ten
per cent. per annum, sgne by sau Jasper l.
durham aud PAYABLE Ia said Georgia McFalln.
AMI whereas, the said Georgia Mctarn duly
assigned said note a Il mortgage, 10y ndorsem Mt
tn leon IN writ IN ne words following tn"it
| as-ioned IN. within uote To- john Durh,m, This
Attn Feb, uHIy ls7O, (-ignet) Georgia MCFuln,
seal "FOr the sum II twu nuud ell and eighty
seven ana O.luJ collars, III, TT nsiereI anu AS
slguei the within sale mortgageio John Durham,
the Ith day Uf Feb uarN, A. H., 1871 NsiBued)
georgia McFa I'm. lseai
AID. whereas, tue SAID John Dur
Ito, as sn g deceased, and, whereas, the IN
drrs gued, John Brown, has been duIy pPo ntrd
admtulstIa OF Of u e e.lh lot the said John Drr.
imm, decreased, boy the probate court tth- cuun'
~ II UWou anu state ~ illinois. An whereas
default ha' teen made IN the payment saii
prO"ts,oiy l., ard the I1terest a,cIued q e,e-
on. Aud, ~hereas, such default II such pay nent
CONTINUES,
the estat. OF John thum, deceased, hssi- SO ul
the sald Georgia VI Farm, by virtue ~ the power
IA ne vested 10y the terms I'D couH ui"us -, s.ld
sac uort-Hg', do deei !" saId note to rave De-
come due ~ pay ahle a 80 rubic Office l. her
10y gwen that > al uu Sfut ay, the ~ 'H! 81
Ayrl, A. u ls72 Ut the hour I, ~ o'clock n the
at EN- on OF ,au daA, at he post uthcr, ~ hehcs,
~ tue county az ArS'udtr nd rt.te OF NNn"i~.
h> virtue OF the p we auh authority IN me vested,
III auu 10y salu "a e mortgage, zen ht puuhr nc
ton 81 the h CHEST aud b 81 btudti tul ctsh ~ "a
tn loving dies bed premi>es,b lax the came
de. 81 be III sHid sci mortgage, tU-~t To"
noItb east qua, Ter ol tn suHth ca quarter See
ton No. :, II the uU IA vest a artet ~ h--o u
west qua t. Z rtCtl u y HLd west a. VI nor Il
Ar>t south W. { qLWtcr, -ecll Il No. !, "I' u
tuwrs NJ u, uge e.. 3, ~ Alex hdri cou"
~ Illinois tuuethc wtt, IN budding u" s''Fhd
inIr. ,em mts, u:r,,ty hi Il mt "lute 'ltu'l"
th.r-un L Z, thee ~ al I gnt, title, i"l'rts
ana ruulI ~ rrd' mptlnn ui "A so" J'-p ! 4.
va ham, hl~ hons al H'sls' lheIe - 10 'h'
purpose, paying the nIn'un duc 90" s'Id poo
nl-susy nulc nrI'lG le u.e - ne losr N'l
vi h 30 II ~ te, :, advert sing, ~ tAi hSr
| ale arri uuuy lanCe, a. ptuId'd ~" - " N"I'
mortgage. ~ IN 80 l
| Adnili, IT. atOr OF The estate john pmhdm dt
CtHScd. nj. o..
NJ. i. ,AscoBE, Attorney "--'"1'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
MASTERS SALE.

March %. 1872.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
MASTER : SALE.

stat Of ! / 40 :, N,tAauu,i t"u u.s. 9.
Ia he lex ,uuvr c'u u'y O." a. Court. RIM "
lid =. D,y,, vs.. uua lit,,s, ihruu-, II ", =,
FryIu William Thar Eihr Ih"p a'u JOSE
plnne Tnarp. Bill ,ui fMuu"n, Nc.
ub ~ note I. he,eby CIV u thN IN pu.su
AN = OF "A .e,Tpe rem ere O.. tie tbuNt 'ut Yea
rnu.p IN s. III court y tie s u dEy OF Maze, =.
h. ls72, |, } IN Q. rm ' Ma itl ~ Ih"n cry
fer sad q. mt, II -. ..tuIrHt, IN ~ nav %
APR l. A. II. 1872, at the hoJr ~ dfe pei e. 10
The III moon ui ~ A. zen at pun Ihu'
To- IT. hlghe briier, for cash. Ht m n"nt -
of the Cuu,' hUuS' ~ the cIl - hho, ~ sHI"
cuunly, the l"llu~iug desc hci ,'W elhir
q. " /: |. is nam" red tnuty. on Ahd lhlf
t,-IwU (32 J n 81 ok M tered I'VE I'' ~ W. }
m ia. city # Cairo cuUnN f AK 'hd hun
tate o II Ia u, together ! Il ~ M y 'ht
,.n.,n MT. AN h,iedtnineut, ther unto ne Dug
1 o. "a GOOD anu III len uvcd 81 uHeIa 90"
" II tie executed to IA" pa chaser on The 10y oi
stl. >Hid .Ots aprral,'d a. 400 earh, VIII uo'
bee III fJr les than two'thlIds u APPRAISED
yaur) a. -
Joan q. HARNAN,
9-1swit Mas er Ia Chancety,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
TAN NOTICE.


FT'U
You 7re Ia re- notified that IT a sale o lots and
len STR he delinquent tat" Gu ~ and uistIlct
III uuis, On The 25th daN OF June, 1874 the
und-rs gued purchased the una VIDE one
htlfut th, oru., at qruf the suut-we-t quarter,
the uuIIved onc-hai Il the north-we guUter
OF ~" suith.v u quarter Iuu the uudiy dtd one
half OF h" souti, ives, quarter OF he sou,h-wrst
quarter OF section fur ~, township nlteen
Isl nth, an RAJ g. three (jl "esi, # he u ird
principal merd ~, assessed snd - III IN the anne
tfJ. Tho" psui, ana VI smith. : tuattd N -aid
, onLty and >ia'e, and that tn" time : Ven by NV
for The red. mptl'n Il md lanes expire on
9 he .5tn day OF June, 1873
JOAN HODGES Turchas r.
Cairo, III March Is. ls74 d3t.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

State Of Illinois, Alex nder county, -.
Alexander county Circuit Court Alfred d. $ f.
lord W. the unknown heirs Of Mary springer,
deceased. rill to iorscios- mor'g ge.
Notice - hereby giyet that III pursuance Of a
decree entered ~ the ab ,.e entitled cause, in
said rour', the 10 h day OF January, AID, 1872,
|, john q. nafman, Master IN CnsnceIy o. saId
Court, val on the 3Oth day of March, A. D., ls72
at al lock D. m. of laid day, sell al publ.
due 10 the highest bidder ior case, at ,he front
door of the COuu House, in the city of caro-, in
said county and STATE the following DESERT ed
real estate, 10 wit: Lot number thtrty.lhr'e CSj)
AMI the one half Ui lot numhrleu thirty .iour y
winch lies ado ning to SAID let NJ. Ihrt, three
1887 The s,me ueing the north or arst hall oi sad
tot numbered thirty -four (;ij all ~ bluck num-
n.red htty.tour A. III the city Of Curo, IN the
county OF Alexander and state uf ,lhuui-, to-
gelher iih all aud singular the teueueuts aud
Entertainments thereto belonging
JOHN q. HARTMAN,
March 1872. Master liz Chancery.
Green a q 10, 1T, Solici ofs. 3-7-Js.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Lewis II {. frt d.. {. Is nUiilI.d turt on tho
~ h thy IL Mar. loi2, u " II o. tHchtusut Wts
Issue on The Gle ~ office # tir N.eN ~ d. T.
county CrcuU C'ur, n IN tate f / mus.
aga n-t y. ~ q iatr T. turuHUIe he ~ NOu-
dHN ~ pII ls72 10 IT," ar 81 Jttue- v O. ~.
-"n Iltutrh, Tor the tim at = uua e. u ~
.itr'' &. " tI.h Wi l,- been ~ cLtrt rn .,ui
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