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Important Changes In the south Atlantic
Fleet.
RIO JANEIRo, Brazil, April "a. 1872

Rio JANERo, Brazil, April "a, 1872
Important naval changes are soon to occur here
by the next American steamer the Merrimack
Rear Admiral William Rogers Taylor. is expected to
assume command of the United States South At
lantic heet and the present chief, Rear Admiral
Joseph Lanman, will go home by the same steamer.
The stalr officers win come ont with Rear Admiral
Taylor, and Rear Admiral Ianman's stan, consisting
ofCommandcr A. W. Johnson, Chief OF StaT Medical
Inspector, Joseph Wilson, Jr; Fleet Surgeon and
Pay Inspector G. +. Thornton, Fleet Paymaster
will 20 home with Linn. Chief Engineer Harmon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-27
A Union Cruise.

The members OF the Columbia Yacht Club, Jersey
City Yacht Club, Harlem Yacht Club, Bayonnc
Yacht Club, New Jersey Yacht Club, Oceanic Yacht
Club, PavOna Yacht Club and Hoboken Yacht Club
propose to unite together in making an excursion
some time during the season. when they will have
q union regatta and cambake. The cOmmOd0res of
these different clubs will form committee OF
management under the Craftsmanship Of Comm0-
dore HILL OF the Jersey City; Commodore Mobiles, OF
the Columbia Yacht Club, is the Secretary OF the
early in September as wind-dp to the season.
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Yachting Notes.

Steam yacht Emily, N.YY.C, Mr. Havermeyer,
went on cruise through Long Island Sound yester-
day morning. and returned to the anchorage of
Whitestone In the afternoon.
Yacht James n Covert F.YC, Vice Commodore
Little Bayside Marine Hotel yesterday morning and
was obliged to row all the way back to Fushng-a
feat the majority Of the gentlemen did not at all
appreciate.
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A BARN BURNING.

City OF KINGSTON, N. Y, May, 20, 1872.
barn. owned by Mr.. A. Bruyn HasbrOuck, In this
city, was destroyed by fire last night. Loss about
$4,000; partially insured. number OF cattle and
horses, also farming implements and a quantity Of
hay and straw, were also burned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-27
Meetings of the Eight-HOur League,
PianOf0rte Makers and
City LabOrers.
MASS MEETING TO-DAY
Cabinet Makers and Others Of the League to
Meet in City Hall Park This Afternoon.
A MASS MEETING TONIGHT.
The City Laborers to Have a Dem
onstration in Union Square.

There were three large meetings held during the
forenoon OF yesterday by the labor unions Two
OF them took place at Germania Assembly Rooms, In
the Bowery and one at Harmonic Hall, In Essex
street THIS last was unimportant, save In point Of
numbers There were about eight hundred In at
tendance. In all q then. the utmost en-
thusiasm, united with good order, prevailed.
The general impression is that the movement has
only just begun and IL Is believed that It viii even:
tually extend in every direction and sweep every.
thing before 1t. Arrangements are being made for
permanent organizations Of those who have been
foremost in the action so far and who believe that
their own strikes will end during the present week,
but wish to assist those who will follow and by this
means make the system universal and permanent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOIUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
~ the of different States No publicity Advice
iree Notary Public and Commissioner tor every State
r. l. KING. Counsellor-atLaw, S63 Broadway
A BS0LUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A Courts of different States; legal rywhcre deser
ton, SC, sufficient cause; no publicity required;
charge until divorce granted consultation free.
N. HOUSE, Attorney, $50 Broadway
At A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEs-CUINA.
N Glass, Rerigerators Cutlery and every
of Housekec ping Articles
EDWARD ID. BAssFoRD, Cooper Institute Building
HUMAN HAIR SALE OUNCE, 81 INCH SWITCHES
III first quality Hair not dyed, only Sl2 The only hair
importer who rctnils at wholesale prices CHARLES "
PECkliAM bS7 Broadway, near Amitv st. Cut THIS ou
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer Juniata, Commander
Luce, was Mt Gibraltar on the sth inst waiting
orders, having arrived there the same day.
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matter from ny barrels more of water collected
+ Of deep eSSr Of little and not
's' Ills
OF the common anmsleal@ usually found in the croon
to elevated temperature, The organic portion de
a s o hs rat or asa
the nrobab o asna mans oxide
w be the
dissolved Impurities are concerned than It was in 1909
ss s nf s1a s s
earS sn s sne 1s e 3 and MIN s
to greater extent than in winter and spring when
the mpenetrabc ground, from which the frost has not
purites We have that they thirds their
the sseh S the
could the mater have the
Last P!sn 8
r
n s % an much ore
ys G9nn than ana I Dr * IN
by unusual quantities Of vegetable matter, containing
decay shown by the fact that the soluble organic and
amounts to only eno6i.h Of than usual and
% Wa s naa Is IN mann voas
would not be Objectionable
vegetable debris the seorings Of the whole area ' Of the
e and sfd IRON % rust fe a aa1aa sS sw n
dry state TO less than oreltth OF grain per gallon
1saf hs dfSsn
any h easp Of Oh S er sH G as
are S o Se % s or de-
G y .aS S ear Be easily SSASDfR f.
Chemist TO the Department, Of Health
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S HIPPING NEWS
Almanac for New York-This Day.

Sun rises. go. A 35 Moon rises eve =
Sun SETS $50. 720 High water morn IL IA
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE
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Total solids. 1914 3.S49 1850
The character OF the suspended impurities which
which separates on standing, and which have created
the popular feeling that the Is very impure,
determined by tests The unhered and filtered
waters tested side by side, shown in the figures
last given by which it appears that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-27

Total solids On soluOn) 5.360 6.S13
Onepaporatiny gallon Of water some hat smaller
residue obtained, the bicarbonates and mag
nesa are left simple carbonacs. The results
folews:-
Nay ii, lS7l> Sanaer Of 1869
FILTERED t,,tbcfea. U.yifcseL
Inorganic matter. 2.799 2slt 4.H0
Organic and volatile
matter. $50. ...... SIS .G23 GO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25
Croeloy,

rfivats dispatches from indianapolis inform
'nat Inc demonstration there, last night upon
arllval Of Greeley, exceeded anything ever
% SINCE the time Of Lincoln. As our candi.
,e s., contlnaes his journey his reception con.
a,y increase in brilliancy and fervor; this is
n,y que TO the rapid sruwth in Liberal sen,i.
,a' as me Campaign draws near it, close, md
uy % me admirable and inspiring speeches
~ winch NJ. Greeley has marked every step
as progress His astonishing readiness IND
$ have never been put to 90 exsc,ino ! ,s.t
y nave meyer gained q more complete snc !.
fn... we nave the eat speakers and the best
f ,hs - toe nation on our side, but it seems
,hs II. - L'oe!ai candidate would put himself
psss ,ss "T. oc1a o, them all before the campaign
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

CURTlNs LHrrkR to Col. A. X. Mcclure,
bncludes as follows:-"I cannot consent TO sacri.
great contest for constitutional, Legislative e,
bd administrative reform. because Presider =
\ election is peHdiny. To yield the question,
|oud give fresh victories for mis,ule, and make
(e effort for just fundamental restraints either
easurably or wholly abortive. Very respect
ply, your obedient servant
A. G. CURTIN"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

fiysl !, Uaa.as9s an = asudsnt. Of both sexes. hav.
uu,r, :" :, n.n frsucisco to b educated In ,h;s
bment ~ ~ - reported that the Chimes Gov
uc,t;". % a.s appropriated 81, ,00o, 600 for th.;r
y IN" h... % shls country every year. The tS;rsy ,
a., ~ Jug arrived are accompenied he sy sn..,
~ S msnd:riu rank, and a. he Ia, :,n5s.. 49,
pu,,, ,'sES.amlnatsp sS BY Christianity in . III.
lon" i, : .;1:I :ls % be guarded from dcontami-
W. religion Of confuciua." " '"' '0'ns
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

An affecti0nate but misguided California
husband recently gave his wife bakers dozen
OF stabs with knife, aud then drew 1t across
his own throat.
An exchange says that the Chattahoochis
river Is being washed for gold. That's notn.
ing. Any thing can be washed for gold trom
q tin basin to Q character.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

r. NJ. 7. HUNTER, OF VIRGINIA The bIooH-
lyn IN. ~ Eagle, after speaking N the hlehes!
terms Of the speech Of Hon. Il. NJ. I hsnt-i' al
the late Liberal meeting IN Now York, says
mo man who reads his speech will hereafter
question the smsll, personal Jealousy that iesus
the new brood Of Senators to deny to the old me
chance 10 come aud teach them statesmsnshlp' ~
will not be the least benehcisnt result OF reform
revolution that thieves in action and charle!shs
thought will be scourgsd oat Of the capitol
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

Horace Greeley having accepted The invits-
iou Of the Agricultural Society Of Maryland to
leiver the annual address at the fair to be held
y Baltimore on October 8, both branches Of the
alimore City Councils have passed resolutions
ndsring the freedom and hopitali,ies OF the
(onumentai City to the distinguished orator.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25
Ppea' tor Removal Of Troons from
Texas.

In HTfs.seloN. T.. September 2a.-A delesation
r @ reprsssntins both political parties. il
Il - .!aane .! ths return OF the Preaidsnt Ia m.
lo,s ~. ai 20 remove the troops from that Stat.
(sri.r.u.. v .tes,aential election. Thsy want no
ths .I.s.; ~ tns issue presented In that Ststs
Iut oS Ua Hsa. o. Lseislaturs for the impesch-
s. psrt;.a ~ governor Davis. Representative Of
Ichmsn. h1 - sse@ to have no doubt Of ths i'm.
'"' '' i'avis IT fair election can be held
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25
Uulsss the PhilsdsIphis Pvess 10 unsruthiul III

Unless the Philsdslphis Press 10 untruthiul the
bnmeye:cl has been advocating the success Ct
Is,es and ballot-box suffers We copy from the
ksss Of to-day;
"l1ouest Esias BiilinJfeit makes this square
larqe Of maifeasauce agsinst the Ring:
That .the Auditor General has permitted the
lsctic Of systsm in his department Of settling
Sms Of the most inportsnt public accounts '0'fh-
d requiring d,ly authenticated or properly Qaols-
Id youchers, 70 which no prudent business man
I bis individual transactions would submit
Nov let the purchascd organs Of the thieves and
allot box suffers charge Billingfslt with having
lceired $4,000 Of tho Evans fund
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

bs.u = ,'.,ec n'ss here that corner in nj, ;,o,
(dius poiitc;pp,." :" fennsylvania by certain
Esassd "a Ssns. Ia oy which the price has BAN
ah BE- in oO p. ton: The plan is certainly
m ssns a. SYpes,s.oo ,ss in the Lehigh ValIey.
Paicsl fanS. !. 'Ss ~ profits are turned over 10 .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

Grant will leave Long Branch tonight on .
isit to Washington, where, it is said, he will
smain during the winter, leaving it again early
lext March.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

w. nlAe' Ahea SAYS he placed stock with
representatives. OF certain States, in Washinvton
wnere IL wonid do most good. Were ,hev Rem.
f f.sent5'ivts in Congress- lf.o. who were ,her,
n9'. W McColnl' swears Anps told him ,hev wsre
h'ai"e, Wilson, SuolieId I. Co.
M', Nraven' the Liberal Republican ,suJi-
"ate Tor Lieutenant Gayern., IA, ,Lo ,;.l
WIN Hendricks, in Indiana, is quoted a. eY-
Pressing Inc opinion that we shall carrv ,ho,
,,a'e 'S not less tia" 10000 maiority in Oclo.
watch the Grant papers now; and s4e box
l."'"l''y 'iov. Curtin becomes a sr,rebcad :,
heoel' an original Secessin,-t, and The ,a.v
prey to all adventures '"''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

6uyQTa
WILMINGTON, Del, Jany. il, 1865
NJ Dear Sir The Credit Moblisr OF America
u the inside ring to speak OF the great Union
Pacific Railroad Co, AMI is most excellent iI-
vestment / have over two hundred thousand dol,
lars in it, and would take much more II could
get it at any reasonable pr,se above par Neither
company ask uny Congressional legislation and
are not likely to. We have too good charter to
seek any further privilege. We shall continue. to
hope to be lot alone nothing more.
have too much respect Tor You and your father
to have made this chance for him with any view
to control his Judgment or his acts Some pubiic
man was destined to get this "soot thing, anu
am determined to turn n portion OF 1t to m!
1riends-hencs this privilege To him.
Please say as much to your father
| am truly yours,
II. ;. MtCoNS.
II Lsr,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25
Political,

Political
The liberal and democratic ,o,.,...i,nai
PaVentions Of the twenty eighth New York
earsst nave Nominated stephen 1. hayt far
ihefe Is no opposition 70 Nc, ,ormick ior
Yelegate to congress from Arisona.
10 Buffalo, New York, The democrats have
Pmlna'ed Hon. VIM. Williams for Congress.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

CAsl scHuR. had an enthusiastic reception in
|hadlephis, last night, both Ut the German
heetina at Concert Hall and at the ssrenade at
DO Lapisrre House.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25


WAsHiAurosi JanuuII litL, 1905
MI DEAN SIR - l received tins {, ,ening ,lu,
letter ot this date, inioiming MT that Nj Ames
OF Mass, had one or two thousand dollars II IL ok
IN the Credit Mobiier ioI HE. My SON. in u let
ter which received this morning. informed me I
your short conversation with him aud that 1t was
to your friendly feeling Was Indebted i5i the
subscription to what you tell na "a good t.... -
am, however, utioiiy IA the dark as t. the nituir
and object OF this corporation, anu ,ou Will obfge
me II you will give my son as Iuulh Information
~ yon have III relation 10 thsm
do not know Mr. Ames PERSONAL, AMI i.ust
wait Of course till ne addresses IN the subject
take it for granted that the corporation has no
application to make to Congress on when shall
be called upsn to act officially, as could not co.,
sistently, with my views Of duty, vote upon t
question in which l had pecuniary interest
Whether become tho owner OF this stock not,
am obliged to you for your intention to benefit
me. A. must of course pay for any stock get.
please let my son have full information as to its
prospective value. Tours very truly.
J. A. BATARp.
H. S. NcComr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

s1eo TOR Breach :of Promise.
Llba.;.,1 Ia: LORE, September 24.-Ex.M.vor
Ia.h os - o. brooklyn, has been sued fr
m.... ~ promise By Mn. Mary Frsncis WoS.
aages being laid ct $50 000 ' "aoe'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25
FOR SHEklFE.

me undersgned will be an independent,
Labor REFORM CANDIDATE
sral election. q '"- neA' yen
ssH u A. Is. CRAW FORD
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25
Political.
Anything to Beat Grant.

as.e IN DeiaSare. All clubs or iniiy iduals in the
ton. Del. "''s' n"N s.,s.,, ,J, Mi.m,ns.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25
DE11., W WEDNESDAY,, SEPT 25, 1872 PRIfE CENr
Great Drltjan.

oi oS,noN' coz, Sept. 4.-The advance ia the price
runn;n a,s caused an Increase in the expenses Of
a,,.n, H.. .ne lancashire cotton mills to such an
nn,oha. '"a. las been decided to reduce The
e1 h;,h OF hours OF Labor III them While The
"'1" ir'ce Is maintained. "''' "e
Las n s',s oay, lhs American Minister 10 Austria.
Bengal ars r..,'e,,, ,'e.. a I,eIo"s III Eastern
to the juie crop "'''' great damage
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

,yant: nhShhAf hrrfL. AND HIS NEpurw.-T Tho
WW.ash,nIt"ti corr. 'ronde,i Of the New Yo.I
" Mot" - - responsible for the statement ,Ia, Ton
- :, bu'lsr has been !" Washington for % 'hs
"S. !, ;s as aseat and cousn general 10 Egym,who
" IS asserted has not been removed, bn, only
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

How long is it to be- before we have Mr..
AXES AMEs put on the stand to swear to the
futh of his charges made in general way
p letter. and specified by memorandum to
Folonel McCoMB, that he had bought and
Pribed at the following prices in Credit
flobllier stock the following lspislatorso
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25
bAILY GAZETTE.
stated Democratic aaestinss.

I'm, Executive Committee meets every MOn-
\ eveninf, at 8 O'Clock.
GreeIey 4 Brown Csnpsign Clut meets sv-
I Tuesday evening, u s o'clock.
PGermsn Democratic Club meeis every We'd
.day evening, 1t 8 o'clock:
|nemocrstic Association Of Wilmington mesta
,ry Fridsy evening. u 8 O'Clock.
Americus Club messs every Wednesday even
|. Morrow's building, 2ll Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25
EoR SALE

E'oR SALE.
DESIRABLE BUSINESS 1rA.jn.
The undersigned, deairia. to let..o rom
N, n, tusinss. oilers at Pri, ate Sale the wei. .
iiiiI known and desirable properly IiH E,.,
Inn ln,Gd street, nv, whetG t,r many year. pl, the
l,shet by NJ 5, brown has been juccas,t,,iI e",,
Quoted. @'''"''' N""-
lhiS Is rare openue i.i any cute.,ii.its ,,s,n
u,r l" ia estabii'hci hiiSines. with good
p"s,"na9e. 9e. Mks. NJ. l.. BELf.
Nep2U u WV.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25
tor Xalf aud for 1fnt.

EOR ss..,
4 Lahisoine dark browa linIse, Il years
r oL! 10 hand, high b,, Mare years
~ told. 10 hands high both ot these horses
cS-are kini ~ s."pio auI d.uLl. h,inosg,
IeaIeas ot locomotive; warranted sound 10 n
Onys.ciah or person whhin. fiihiui hul.rs this "a
~ ~ seHceii.nt opportunity. AlsU. u,u R..kaw.y
Harness. Apply 10 AIES S,Ti;, rr""'e
... 5i2 Market street
seI-.-.. Wiinnstpu. Del,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

Copy u tstter ftepl Gel NJ t'9,,.t Z, Hs. I., 4
BdyGri
WIAlNdToN Der F., Sept L.. i,.
DEAE SIR II re:at..beI very eli, o.uI,-, ,y
TO my letter calling your uenti,n to some Gre =,
Mobilier stock . copy oi Which 1 at on = sent To-
Mr.. Oakes Anie. at Washington.
Agreeabiy to yaur request. ! LaleH1E enclose
TO- you ropf u You. Letter oi January l. ith
1868, being tLs oul, on | received from you on
this subject
very truly YDI.'s II : Mfc:.u
ioL JAS. a BaaARD. HI4thlros
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

NUTICE
Tho lin Inston and Reading Railroad Com
bani nave CON mtieted arrangements to carry MoAe,
rackeges and Express Matter to aud from all poin,s
"a the lne ot their road and v est Chester.
Exprsss matter sent To Franklin r.icrranh Office
No; West Third street or to their Uepot' Tro,i
ana Madison. or orders left with McMullen 4 Seai
e"'.r'hs agents. Wal re Give psoIapt attention
q. STOLL
a,"u deal SUIT ". Il X, X, X. Ga
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25
WAsulNuros J.auul, l.,L, lY6.

Copy ot letter from lion" I.ss.ss 4 q. .f4lo Ce.
Ktt.7.ts5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

Thos. +. Dayard, Esq.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25
H. S. NcComr.
Del.

Copy Of letter ficn. Col, .McCemi 70 tic's. I. r
SavQ-i
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25
4pttfes.

NoIlcE..CITIzENs LOAN 1ss0c11-
~ ,TiON The second annual meeting Of The
Ss Ss L; OF The Citizens Loan Association viii
ps "siu IN the once OF the Secretary. No. O2 Mar
M at o'clock. at which time the annual report
III III oe snpntted and an election for Oficers md
directors held: also. action taken on imDortaLt
amendments proposed to the BY Lave
soPU'ot GEO. Y. MARIS, sec nv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

!. Dsoy Sir D-i sept 4 l,,2
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11
CAIRO Il ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
COMPANY.
NOTICE OF CONDEMNATION OF LANDS FOR
RIGHT OF WAY,

NOTICE OF CONDEMNATION OF LANDS FOR
RIGHT OF WAY.
70 Eugene Leuren, James u Roberts, Hannah
a; Matter Thomas =. Mather, W III am &. Ma.
ther, Julls Croft, Charles Croft, Ehphle,t Brown,
Cieopstr, Brown, Mrs. Frances j. Wallace,
Mrs Mary baker, John Baker, William +
W lace, Edward q. Wallace, Chsrles r. Wa.
lace, Frances " allace and uoknown owners and
persons having an interest IN the hereinafter
described lands situate III the county OF Alex
ander, in the state of Illinois:
TAKE SorIcE, That the Cairo and 81, Louis Rail
road Company have filed their petition IN the
office ct the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Al"Nan
der county, state OF Illinois, praying he appoint
meat o! three dlsintercsted free.ioldefs OF SAID
county As Commissioners, to fix the compeLsa'
ton to be made to thenwners, a wei as 10 assess
the damages itany which may result from the con.
struction and use OF their railroad ~ the tking OF
q strip of land one hunaIsd feet wlie tor right OF
way or road track over AMI across the following
described tracts and parcels OF lend lying IN! SAID
Alcxan er county, to.wlt: The sw qr OF the sc ar
see Z, tip "A, ST l west the North east or Of the
Sc a. OF sec %, tp Is, ~ west the - OF SEE
u, Up u. ST VEST The Sc ar OF mo n. a. sec l.
| IN 10, n west the W - ana Sc ar of the NV az
and the east II of the sw ar of see 10, tp Id, 81
| Iwesi the u aud Sc ar oi the ne ar OF sec y
To 49, sr west the u of the ~ ar o. sec SO, il
ID i6 sr west the sw W of the NV ar sec I, tp II
| 81 / W. the qr ne a. sec and the NV ar sw q
| Sc 4 tpl II, sr west and school lot No. 81 IN u
| ar sec IS Up l7sr W,
And, that said ra'lrc ad company, ou,h z.,h de
OF June, A. J.. lsl2, At ten clock u. IN sill max
| application TO Hon. rIedolln Bross, Judge OF IN
| County Court OF said County, at the othcs oi III
81 d Clerk In the ci,y OF Cairo in adcounty, Il
the appointments ot Snch Commi sioners Tor VI
purposes aforesaid. ant to tx q tim and piece f
the first meeting Of said Commissioners, vine
AMI where you csn 1t end, II you think proPe
Swnsr claimant Or Party Sss. of them 10 -"
Dated this ssth day Of May. 1879.
S4sxc ST. LOUIS EA " SS... c"Ss ssy.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11
THE BULLETIN.
ruSuisheA every morning., Monday ..
eepsed.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby gwen that the co.psrtnership
heretofore existing between John ". oberly and
NJ. G. Saunders, under the firm name OF John II.
oberly 4 Co.. has been dissolved by mutual con.
sent. John II. oberly purchasing all the interest
OF N. c. Saunders in the Cairo Bulletin printing
liabilities and receiving all accounts due to said
firm. JOHN II oBERLy,
May Il, 1879. &c. SAUNDERS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NO1ICE,-By virtue of an order ard decree OF
the circuit court of Alexander county, liinul-,
made on the petition OF the underssnen' hiinih,
slr tor de bonls non of the estate OF Charles
Kurt deceased, for leave TO sell the real estate
Of sad deceased, ut the April term, A. D. is,2 OF
AID court, shall on the sth day u June, A. u,
ls72, between tue hours of 10 O'Clock am, ana
o clock, pm, of said day, sell at public sal",
ut the door of The court house in the Guy OF
Cairo, IN said county and state, the following
described real estate. situated in the city f'alfo,
county of Alexander and state OF Illinois; to WI:
Lot number ten uO) and five feet ~ the east
aide OF lot number eleven IN Ia block num-
beran twenty three (23) As the same are known
and described on the recorded nap, or piht, OF
said city OF Cairo. A. ~,
Tho payments to he n AIDE as follows one ,hslt
cash IN hand, the balance in six months from
dsy OF sale. the purchaser to give his note bear,
ing six per cent. interest, sscu ed by n mortgage
with power Of sale, ON the prem sou, 10 =.
cure the unpaid portion of the Iu;cha money
GEORGE FISHER,
Administrator lie bonis non OF tie sst tie OF Char'
les Kurfz, deceased. 1870
April isth, lsI2. '-o"o