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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-31
Stock on hand..,...,..

We are indebted to McAlster & Wheless,
Commission merchants, corner Broad and
College streets, for the following cotton
quotations in New York and Liverpool
during the day.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 80, 11:3O.-Cotton
strong. Middling uplands 9t610d; Or
leans 103610Ld. Sales to-day 5000 bales.
LTvERPOoL, Oct. so. 1:00.-Cotton &C
tive and tirmer. Middling uplands 10d;
Orleans 105d. Sales to-day 10000 bales,
of which 1000 bales are for export and
speculation.
New YORK, Oct. 80, 1O:2O.-Market
firm. Futures firm. Ordinary 1890;
good ordinary 1916; low middling l9ac;
middling zoe; Alabama 20tc; Orleans 20ic;
Texas 2O2c. October delivery 1899; No
vember IS 1916; December 1876; Janu-
sry ICE; February nominally 1896; March
nominally 195c; April nominslly 204c.
New YORK, Oct. 30, 1:00.-Market
easy. Futures easy. Sales $500 bales.
October delivery 19kc; December 1S5c;
March 1890; april 204c.
NEW YORK, Oct. 80, 11:30-FutUres
STEADY. Sales 16,500 bales. October de-
livery 10 9-l6G January Is 15-16c; May
209c.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 80, 2:eO.-Cotton
unchanged. Middling uplands 10d; Or
leans 10dd. Sales to-day 10000 bales, of
which 1000 bales are for export and specu-
lation.
NEW YORK, Oct. 80, 12:O5.-Market
quiet. Futures slightly frmer and not
quotably higher. Ordinary uplands 16sc;
good ordinary 195c; low middling 1876;
nliddling zoe; Alabama 204c; Orleans 20sc;
Texas 2Osc. Sales for export 461 bales;
for consumption 208 bales; in transit 300
bales; last evening for export 1909 bales;
for consumption rs bales; in transit 100
bales; included Ia sales are 920 bales to
arrive. December delivery is 11-l6c; jan
uary is 31-S2c.
LIvERPoo1., Oct. 80, 5:OO.-Cotton IN
changed. Middling uplands 100000; Or
leans lOJNI0sd. Sales to-day 10000 bales,
of which 1000 bales are for export and
speculation.
NEW YORK, Oct. so, 3:15.-Market
easier. Futures irregular. Ordinary uplands
1870; good ordinary 1915; low middhnS 1875
middling zoe; Alabama 20tc; Orleans
2Osc; Texas 20ac. Sales for export ia
bales; for consumption $50 bales; in transit
$50 bales; on contracts Is, $500 bales; last
evening for export 9S2 bales, for consump-
ton 6lS bales; in transit 100 bales; included
in the sales are 1888 bales to arrive. Dc
tober delivery l95c; January 1870; Febru-
airy 10 5-16c; March 195c; April 2OsG2O4tc;
May 20Rc.
NEW YoBK. Oct. 80, 3:40.-Net receipts
| 81, 31S bales; exports to Great Britain II, 42e
bales; to other foreign ports Is, 14l bales;
stock pa OF bales.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
Cneatbam and johnson.

To the Editor of the Union and American.
FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. 90, 1S72,-We no.
tee in the Bonner, ofyesterday, that Hon
GeOrse w. Jones is represented as having
yepgrted that this Oincoln) county would
give handsome majority for johnson Cor
words TO that etfecl). We do not believe
he would make such a ststement-so recE-
less and untrue. lie denies having made
The statement as we are informed. Some
Of oar citizens asked him to-day, aud ne
remarked that ''the. Banner had done MN
iuius &C, and that he had made DO cal =
culalon as 70 how the vote Of this county
would be. We do not want the impress
sion 20 60 abroad that our noble old coun'
ty IS SO lost il the fog as TO desert her an
d1ut principles and take of after disor-
gaUia Who boldly proclaims the Demo-
cratic party dead. BE assured Lincoln will
give, as we have every reason TO know, an
Oyera Ginning maj 0rity for Cheatham.
Yours, LINCOLN.
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Prospect OF a Large English Demand
for BreadstuHs.

The New York Bulletin anticipates
brisk movement in produce exports to
Great Britain to supply the deficiency in
the cereal crops there. That paper says:
"The wheat harvest in that country is
below the average Of last year in quantity
and still more so as to quality. Great
Britain will therefore be compelled TO in
crease very largely her purchases Of food
from foreign countries. The money value
Of the deficiency is variously estimated at
from S50,000,000 to twice and even three
! times that amount. But whatever it may
be, it is quite certain that the United States
viii be required to supply large proper
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coat AND coKE.
CHEAP coal,

AYAViSya TANGt AIN issT-3f. 81 rs a. =
Ii spacious Cgal 81 mss Of kaRtse.sy, known 80
the st. Bernard Mines, on the EF-l5Fiils ana
Henderson Railroad, and having cont c. the
disposition OF said Coal AZ south OF oqrIngacld,
Robertson county, Tenn, We are determined =
furnish Nashville, Edgehsld, and the sur-Ouui-
ing country and towns so cheap as % put f-F52 ~
the roach Of the poor az well az the rich.
We can furnish q superior article ard AonnG-
ant supply.
ElCE-C0rEsr Union anG Cherry stfe5tsz
f2Stg MADISON SrFs - ssse@ = -.
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Mr.. PULLMAN, the inventor of tue
palace cars, is expected in Paris naxt week.
He comes over to place several of his mag
nlicenE vehicles on the lines between the
French capital aud Vienna, in time Tor the
International Exposition in the la5tes city.
Paris Register.
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LOST.

I 0SF-A POcket-bOOk, onthe morning Of Oct.
Il 4 10, on the platform of the n. 8 g. Il. K. De-
pot, containing notes and papers Of no use to
any one but the owner. Any one returning the
same 10 this Office VIII I've rewarded.
oc29 2t% e. S. BRITTON.
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slN MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men ON the
effects vi ErrOrs and Abuses IN early hfs- Man
hood restored. lmpsdImsnts 70 Marriage To-
moved. New method or treatment. New and
remarkable remedies Books Gna circulars sent
free IN sealed envelopes.
Address HUWAkD ASSOCIATION, 20.
South Ninth street, Philsdglphis, Pc.
auglI d.s5w3Tu 20
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Rev. ]. w. THOMAS, Of Putnam county,
Fla, mad watermelon vine last sutnmeI
that produced twenJy-eight e4taoie melons,
varying III weight from eisnssen to fifty
pounds, and asgregAsag eiga1 hundred and
for V-Six pJuuGs.
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TUg medicine chest of one of the aban-
GO-e. arctic wha,sEs was broken open by
some az the natives, who, thinking they
had and a prize, proceeded to swallow
the CO suts Of all the bottles. The sur
v,r.-- 3 scribe the results IS startling, for
rs we're TOO large for the constitu-
ven an EsquinsuX Several Of the
died, ana others wanted 10, but
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STRAYED.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN from my resi-
y dence on South Cherry street, on the night of
ed, two cows-one large pale yellow COW with q
white back; one a red muley, with medium bell
on, with short tail. A liberal reward TO the finder.
Oc29 lw& JOS. MCDANIEL.
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EDUCATIONAL.


z ADDE'S, Gentlemen and Children can learn
i 4 to write neat and rapid business style,
(hOwever ba5ly they may write at presently with
ocZ7 3t# J. w. DOLBEAR, Jos Church 1t.
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BANKING.
BANKING.
voDouNo.ONc0SNno-rOoOON ~INNNI-o-N~~rO|ONOON1N"
BANKING HOUSE
OF
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY
L. g.. T.aERB BOX, Cashier
EMOS. 8. JM.AEeR. K0res's.

FHEPOsTTg RECEIVED AND INTEREST
II allowed thereon; loans negotiated, coii6c-
lions made, and General Banking business IanI-
&S4sd. octlc n
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Nashville Provision sxarEes.

The market is about bare of meats. We
quote packed from store as follows:
ACoN-Clear sides 1870; shoulders sc.
CHOICE HAMS. G. hams 18c.
LARD-We quote in fierce at 1Oc; in
kegs 124c.
The receipts of country bacon continue
light. We quote from wagon at lie for
shoulders, 12sM13c for sides and 156l7c
for hams. Dealers sell from store at half
cent above these figures.
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men. Apply az this otlice. oc2s tf
nor REM G-House No. 81 South Cherry
Et street. Apply TO P. P. PECK. Oc11 If
TYOR RENT-TwO unfainished handsome
sleeping rooms for gentlemen, on Grundy
street, West Nashville. convenient TO the Broad
Street Railroad cars, and near West Carroll st.
Eeut low. References required. Apply on the
premises OF 81 this Office. oc6 If
FHSH RENF OR LEAsE-My farm and
= former residence; upwards of 2c0 acres,
about miles south of the Capitol, on Franklin
pike. about 80 acres in pasture; soil and water
unsurpassed. For terms apply to JOS. VAUL2.
oct4 II
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t.ouIsvlise go.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3O.-Bagging IN
changed. Flour steady-extra family
S6.5007.25. Grain, prices unchanged, not
much dene to day. Provisions qniet for
want Of stock, quotations nominal Hogs
inactive, asking 4.25a4.3O for choice lots.
Packers not buy ing. Whisky firm at soc.
Business generally restricted in all depart
ments on account Of rain; which prevailed
here all day with prOspsct for c1dtinuiDg.
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FOR SALE.

A r AUCTEON-FramedH House and Brick
~ Kitchen, No. III North Market street, will
be sold on the premises at the Gas Works, on
Saturday next. ID day of November, at u NJ.
To be removed within ten dsys
oc7 I'd j. II. KENDRTCK, Sec'y.
EOR SALE-A fne Family Mare and Ba-
il rOucbe, cheap for cash, or win trade for
whisky. Enquire o. n. c. LINCK, "a Union
street. oc25 IF
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BANKING.
Third n afiOnaI Bank
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

E0AFp OF DTRECTOB3I
" ". BEERY, OHAS. e. HIILMAN,
JOHN KIRKNAE, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL T. CARTER.
gEyRANsAOTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
Business and deals in United States Bonds
AMI Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
w. BERRY, President.
JNO. EIRKMAN, Vice President. sep1 ~
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Raistusn-n sIarhots-

BALTIMORs, Oct. 30.--FlOur firm and
unchanged. Wheat dull and lower. Corn,
mixed Western 63c. Oats, mixed Western
40s42e; white 43a4je. Rye qneit at SOas5e.
Hess pork SIG. Bulk meats nominal. Ba-
con-shoulders 7ssaSc; sides 105c; clear rib
HE. Sugar-cured hams 22a22ae. Lard
s!assc. Butter active. Whisk scarce and
firm At 941c.
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Rev OrIeans aIarkets.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct, 30.-FlOur dull and
lower; treble, S7aS.00; family SS.5Oa9 80.
Corn, duh ai70c Oats easisar a. $3.50.
Bran dull SI.O5. Hay dull, choice SIS so.
Mess pork firmer az $172j. Bacon dull
7!a11acaf2Sc. Hams, sugar cured scarce
al 19ac. Lard steady; fierce 9a9!c; key
Ii &c. Sugar-inferior SIC; good common
Sc; fully fair to prime % Molasses, prime
csc; choice 72c. Whisky dull, 9la99c.
Coffee 15alSac. Sterling Y; sight &c dis
count. Gold 112s.
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Nashville FzOur and 6aratn Msrsss,
FLoUR-Market quiet to-day, but un'
changed as follows: Superfne S6.OO66.25
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CIncsnnati l1arkets.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 3O.-Fiour S7.OOs7.30.
Wheat, red St.48I153; white Sl.60A1.7O.
Corn Joe. RE 6S070c. Oats Z7653c.
Barley dull and unchanged. Mess pork,
city Sl4.j0615.00. LSrd-sssam re for
old; kettle 7Ec. Sales new steam at 75c.
Bulk mea;s-sbouiders, sales Of new az
SIS, partially cured; lao old sides offered;
new clear NIB So; clear sides &c. Bacon
clear rib 10c: shoulders nominal &c; clear
sides held at lie. Sugar cured hams quiet;
summer 176l7ac. Hogs 81 20d440.
WHISKY Sgc.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3O.-Wheat, spring
unchanged, No. ? Sill, winter irregular,
No. red 1.604l.G3. Corn 81 5aa34c. Cats
254c. Barley for all grades below choice
lower, No. fall 5Sc. Rye 538j35. Whisky
steady at S9c- Mess pork Lone here.
Bacon unchanged. Lsrt held at 1c. for
fixtures 10 sales. Hogs $35a4c. Cattle
dull 3a6c.
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Chicago karkeSs.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3O.-FIour ia light re-
quest, prices favOring buyers. Wheat
stronger ami 1a14e higher; No. 1 spring
sold at 81 10; No. 2, cash, Sl.0S5; NOVem-
Der Sl.OS55; December $l.074; No. 3 closed
at 959ac; rejected active at Sc. Corn sc-
tive and irregular; No. 2 regular 304c; fresh
305c; November, 303c bid; rejected sold at
29tc. Oats il fair demand, drmer and a
shade higher, No cash sold at 2O3s2lc;
November 2Ic; December re. Rye quiet
and shade frmer for No at51e; rejected
20. Barley active and a shade firmar, With
sales OF No ? at 62s63c; No , dull at ASIA
Acc. Whisky seady ami firm 1t SOC. Pro-
visiOns-little doing. Mes pork is selling
rapidly a. SIS % cash for OLD; new SI4.00a
II so Lard held at &c for cash. Receipts,
-four 5,6S2; wheal lU9,5S0; corn s., 465;
oats 47,2S0; rye :, 1873; barley 1860; ship
ments, flour 3 646; wheat 80 DOB; corn 300
665; oats 3S,35l; rye 4, 900; barley 79,0o5.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 80. Flour S. 75a
II .Oo. Whisky quiet, 93lG94c. Wheat
higher, and better inquiry for export de-
mand-ehiefy spring, S160d2.O5. Barley
and malt unchanged. Corn fifmer, 635T
csc. Oats 47650c. Eggs quiet. Coffee
frm-RiO 1546ISac. sugar firm. No
lssses nominal. Rice dn.I. Mess pork
SIS 8jaI5 90, Beef unchanged. Cut meats
steady. Lard-NO. to prime steam SI0
S5c; kettle &c. Butter and Cheese IN
cf1s 1osof
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MEMPHIS, Oct. 30.-Fl0Ur Sc. 5GsS9.50.
Corn meal S2.Sj per BIZ. COrn-market
bare. Oats 3Ta39c. BacOn,-shOuiders y;
clear sides 1243c. Lard duh and IN
changed.
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FOR RENT.


ENOR RENT-A neatly furnished loom with
II board, suitable Tor family or two gentle-
men. Apnlv at this Office. oc29 If
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LONDON, Oct. 3O.-Consols 92aa, on &C
count 90 3d92s. U. s. $50, '65, 81; do;
'67, 92s; l0-40s So.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 30.-B7eadstuffs
steady. Red winter wheat, lis 9iMlls
Sd. Flour 30s. Corn 2Ss Cd.
n n. On D.. -oc 10,
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sew vora DRY Goods s1srhet.

New YORK, Oct. 30.-The cooler
weather has rendered business little
more active to-day and thece is more in
quiry for shswls and flanDels, both of
which are selling in fair assOrtments. The
market for cotton goods is strong and reg
ulsr in prices. BsOwn standard sheesings
and drills are sold up to production by
agents. Prints show Little more activity
and dress goods are better. Foreign goods
quiet with good demand for better qualities
OF dress goods, black silks aud mOhair
lustres. Ribbons duh.
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aRNERAL hARkRTS.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 50, 1871.
Nashville Cotton Market.

We give as follows summary Of the
,-z7sscfinns of the day:
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6dC1 OLlACls III AlosOlJ ID bCobCO
by the sentiments and principles peculiar
to it. Its morality is not condemned or ap-
proved by the rules Of another. Political
parties and governments may replace from
lime to time the exhausted elements of
their social and moral constitution with
new ones. They follow the order of nature
in this respect, and renew themselves from
age to age. Mans moral aud political con-
stitution is, no more than his physical is,
buried III unchanging conditions. There IS
moral, social and political regeneration of
the soul. 1t puts of its etiete sentiments,
emerges from the past and rejoices in a new
life. The same law governs combinations
of men as parties and governments. Only
those that are endowed with this revOiu-
tionary capacity are assured Of continued
existence. 1t is the infexibley iron-bound
association that is destined for single
epoch.
Parties are called into being TO express S
Che ideas that eacn age is TO teach. TGeir
purposes and aims grow out OF the general
law that governs the period. They are not
formed by the passions and personal inter-
ests of the hour. 1t requires something
more authoritative than the decisions of 4
caucus TO form and perpetuate great par
ty, or TO dissolve it. They are the Offspring
OF natural conditions, and renew their
principles or perish from the necessities and
demands of the age.
1t is generally admitted that Mr.
Calhoun pressed his State right
doctrine too far in defence of
slavery. The author of the address has
appealed TO his record in 1861. H. has
failed to recall the fact that even he pied
ged himself TO stand by the fortunes of his
safe. Whist We DO lot call in question
| the correctness Of his decision,it was In har-
mony with the teachings OF the great Caro-
llnean. There is no trouble on this ques-
ton, as each l4dividual has the right to ab-
solve himself nom MS former political ideas
and party ties.
The Wing and Democratic parties belong
to history. They both passed thrlugh va
rious changes. The former dissolved and
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
SEWING MACHINES.

We have just received large stock Of
new improved Grover Il Bakers sewing
machines. They stitch alike on both sides.
We will sell family and manufacturing
machines, with the privilege of paying by
monthly installments, giving the purchas-
ers choice between lock-stitch and Grover
& Bakers elastic stitch. Remember We
learn you to run all machines bought Of
Us. We also keep on hand sewing ma.
chine attachments, needles, silk, best
sperm oil in bottles, or you can bring your
own bottle and have it filled.
In addition to our sewing machine de-
partment, wc do machine embroidery.
dress and cloak making, stamping for
either brading or embroidery, and all
done with block stamps, All orders from
city or country will receive our prompt
attention. All persons wishing anything
in our line are respectfully requested to
give US call and see samples of work,
ls9 Washington avenue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets. Postofiice box 22s.
3l3.1m. II. F. GOODYEAR.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
ARLINGTON HOUSE,

7. b. Ellis, proprietor, corner 7th street
and Commercial avenue, Cairo, Ills, is
prepared TO accommodate the public with
board by the day, week or month, at lower
rates than any other frst-class house in
the city. The rooms are ali we'll fur
nished, light and airy, good sample rooms
for the accommodation Of Commercial
agents. The house is located in the GEN.
ter Of the business part Of the city within
one square Of the post Office. 4s.tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-28
MASTERS SALE.

State of Illinois, Alexander county, ~.
In the Alexander county Circuit Court. Emer-
aid +. DAVIS vs. nuida Hawes, ThedoSla Hawes
Frelin William TharP, Ellie Tharp ana Jose
phne Tharp. Bill ior Partition, sc.
Public notice Is hereby given that IN pursu-
ance Ola Cecree eniered ~ the above ent tied
cause in said court, On the sth day of March, A..
ID. 1872, /, John q. tit rm "a, Master in Chan, cry
iur ssd c, urt, will uu aturda,, tn. tn da, OF
6Pybe obi, fI2h 32hsst st fhe bsuT Fl tYre, 9elges ~
county, the following described real estate
to-wt: Lots numbered thirty.0ns (3l) and thir
ty-two (32, m block numbered twenty -four (2i }
in the city of Cairo, county of Alexander and
state OF Illinois, together With ali and singular the
tenens nts anu he dltaments thereuntO belong
ing. "a good and sufficient deed OF conveya 4ce
wlll De executed to the pu chaser on the day of
sale. said lots appraised at $500 each, will not
be sold for less than two.thirds OF appraised
value)
Cairo Illinois, March 2i, 1872
JOHN z. HARNAN,
3-2swit. Master in Chancery.
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen to Mary o'Bryan, Mar.
TN Lewcoweze, and A. Williams and
each Of you that at a sale OF and- and town lots
situate in Alexander county, Illinois, for the dejin
quent state, coun v, and district school taxes for
the year lsGo, and costs, held at the Court House,
day Of June, 1870 purchased the following de.
scribeh lots situate IN the city of Cairo, county Of
Alexander, and state Of III nois. to-wit
Lot ~ IN block o. taxes in he name of you, the
SAID Mary OBryau, and lots 50 and 80 in block
%, taxed IN the name of you, the
SAID Martin Lewcoweze, and lot 2
IN block %, taxed in The name Of you,
the said A. Williams; and YOU
are further notified that the time for the rec emp.
ton OF said lots will expire on the 10Th day Of
June, ls12.
March 20. 1872. 3-23-d3t.
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TAX NOTICE.

To Mary Jordan, John Gslbraith and all others
concerned. You are hereby notified that AT n safe
OF land and town ana clly lots tor the delinquent
state county and d strict school taxes OF the year
1859 and costs, held Mt the court house door IN
Cairo, Alexander county, Illinois, on the 4ith day
Of June, 1870, the undeTs gned purchases the =
L of The n. W. ar. OF section hye (5) IN township
fourteen (lD south and IN range one west Oi the
30 i. NJ, situated in sad county aud state, and
that the time given by law for the redemption OF
SAID premises Will expire the 27th day OF June,
ls72 and that at the same sale for the same taxes
held at the same place ON the 10Th day o. june,
1870, the updersigned also became the purchaser
of two ffths OF Los No II IN Block No. 81, IN the
first addition To the city OF cairo, 10 sald county
and state and that the time gwen 6y law tor the
REDEEM ptlon Of said premises last described VIII
expire on the 10Th sf June, 1872.
ALIEN. IL. IRWIN, Purchaser.
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OUR CHURCHES.

PRESBYTERiAN-E ,h.street.
Preaching. Sabbath at lOJz a. NJ, and 7IsPu.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at7Iz Pm.
sunday School, :p.s. J. NJ. Lan.den, Super.
intendent. Rev. G. II. Foorr, Pas,.r.
hETHoDIsr-Cor Eighth and Walnut sts
reaching, Sabbath loIz a. ", and 7rs.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7JlpN.
sunday school 3P.N. l.. W. stIlsell, super.
intendent. Rev. y. l.. Tnospscs, Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE tEpiscopaD
Morning prayers, Sabbath IOIz An.
Evening prsyer,.7t1!r. NJ.
Sabbath school,
Rev. Mn. CoAs, Rector.
II. PATRiCK's CHURCH-vor. Ninth ST. and
Washington Avenue.
'abli- service. sabbath ~ and TO-. ..s.
Nesper-, 81
unday school. ZF.r.
service every day, eP.n.
Rev. p. J. O'H,LLoRAS, Priest.
JJNG MEN's CHRISTIAN NAsSOCIATIOS--Reg
ulnr meeting second Monday each month at the
Prayer room Of the Presbyterian Church
Weekly Prayer meet ny, Friday, "a P. ~, at
he Prayer room Of the Presby yterian church.
G. PAEsoSs, President.
fRlcAN ETHoDlsT-Fourte.nth, between
Walnut and Cedar.
services, sabbath, II An.
,u1day school, ~ r.s.
Lia-saP.s.
ECOND tREE-wILL BAPTisT-Fift-enth St.
Preaching, ~ P.s Rev. WIN. Jackson, Pastor.
betve.n Walnut and Cedsr.
Services Sabbath, II. and 8 F.s.
Rev y. RIcKs. Pastor.
REE.wlLL Baptist HONE MISSION sUN
tAr sCHOOL--Corner Wa.nut aud Cedar sU.
undsy school, sAs
',RsT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH-Cur-
rvs barracks.
-rvices, sabbath II a. NJ, ~. and ~ IN.
Rev. VIZ. kELLET, Pastor.
rtk-T MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH-be,-
se.n 10Th anu llth streets, near Cedar.
Preaching sabbath i0i An, and -. ~.
Prayer Meeting Wedne sday evening.
PREACHING, Friday evening.
-sbtsth > hool, y. r.s. John Van Baxter and
Mary stephenssuperiniendent
Rev. 7 J. HONS. Paste
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH-f ouIts.nth street,
,ei~sen Cedar and Walnut; Rev. jacob Brad.
ley, Eldsr the only Baptist Church recogHiEsd
~ the AssosIatioH. SERVICES, sunday II o'clock
JACOE BEkbLEI, Elder.