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, 1873-10-10

special Dispatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
DEsMo1NEs, 1a., Oct. 9.-The third day Of the
Central Iowa District Fair Was we'll attended.
Tho stallion race, best three in five, was won by
Best time. 2:s91S. During the afternoon, Cas-
tello performed the most wonderful Of walks,
6 miles, one-half milo being backwards, In Sd
minutes and 59Beconds.
, 1873-10-10
Iowa Christian Convention.

. FpstGut 1I8rHltN 70 tF8 EH7c0V0 ITl6Nne.
DEs hloIAEs, Ia, Oct. 0.-At the Christian
Convention. today, +. II. Druner, W. W. john
son, G; 7; Carpenter, II. II. Black, 8. i. pear1o,
=. T. Hadaix, and ]. u. Fowter woro appointed
apoliH. Fairfield was designhtod as the place for
holding tho next annual meeting, and tho frat
wook ID Ootobor, 1874, as the time. by 1esolu-
ton, the Missionary Society OF tho Church was
'-"' nj business at Dea Moinea. a resolution
-. approving Of chickering's botwoen
, 1873-10-10
In Boston,

BosToa, Oct. "a fire broke out this evening
in tho box factory Of George E. Page l. Co..
broadway, Cambridge, which was ontirc-
ly destroyed. Tho fire caught in the on
gine-room, and burned with groat rapidity
spreading to the lumber-wharf belonging to the
same company, whore large amount OF lumbor
was destroyed. One hundred mon wore en-
ployol in tho building, oil Of whom aro thrown
out Of employment. Loss estimated at 3GO, 900.
Partially insured,
, 1873-10-10

- 17f8B.J =
=. DEa MONIES, H., Oct. 9.-In tho State Ol,ria-
tim Convention, Tho State Board maao q long
report reviewing tho history Of the organization,
also, TINT $1,000 had boon collected during tho
ported o9o members, and ons church Ind boon
adtlod. Sovonty.six churches aro In co-opora-
tion with tho Convention, showing an increase
Ct over 400 per cent during tho Inst yoar. Tho
State Doard was re-olootod; as follows. J. K.
T. E. poaro, Recording Secretary; j. d. Vaw..
tor, Corresponding Secretary j. W. Portor,
Treasurer. A committee was appointed to 60.
loct dclogates to tho National Convention Mt
aud roferrcd.
, 1873-10-10
Kun Over by the Cnrs and slightly
Injured

Special Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. "A young stone-mason
named Mo11arly, on visit from Madison, was
run over by the cars this afternoon, at tho depot
Of the Milwaukee d Northern Rhi1road. Mc-
Hardy had left tho platform and waa on = part
of the trackway, when an empty car backed
against him, knocked him over, and cut of tho
heel Of ono foot and tho toes Of the other.
, 1873-10-10

Special Dapatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
NEwroN, H., Oct. 9.-Yestorday, as q train Of
about ten miles wost Of this place, tho horses
sooing space botwoen tho rlanka refused to
CROSS, commenced backing, and, tho railing be-
ing broken oil, backed on tho bridge,-a height
Of o. 10 foot, damaging the wagon and goods,
had ltB mock broken, and severely injunring its
mother. The bridge being out Of repair, tho
county will probably bo Liable for damages.
, 1873-10-10
GnlcsbarR Drlving-Pnrk Fair and
IknCGAs

Special Dsrateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
u3A;1Es4una, III, Oct. o-The , racos at the
crowd. The interest conterod IN tho afternoon In
tho trot, boat thrco in five, botwcen Drothor
Jonathan, El]a Wright, and Lady Fo1. Tho
frat hcat was won by Brother Jonathan tinao,
The next lioat was won BY Ella Wight; time,
2:2o. This WIS considered remarkable time, the
horses having to trot 9 rods outside tho traok on
account Of tho inside being narrowed for ruin
ming hodos II th 4et Rohsr
second Jonathan, third. TEho fourth Seat s
WAS also won by Lady Fox; time, 2:32 Brother
Jonathan second, and Ella Wright third. Dark
moss coming on, tho rnee was postponed until
thiB morning.
Tho gates wore opened at M early hour this
morning to largo crowd. We are having boau-
tifm weather, and tho straets loading to the
Thousand pooplo woro present to-day from all
parts Of the country, including many prominent
horhomen from abr0ad.
Tho day opened with tho unfinished race Of
yesterday. Jonathan won tho flrBt heat timo,
2:301l.; Ella Wright, second; Indy Fox. third.
The sixth heat was won by Jonathan In 2:3214 {;
Lady Fox second; Wright, third. This after
noon there was q running raco, 1nilo-and-a-haf
dasht all ages, 5100 to first, $50 to second; won
by Nick Baker; time, 242H1.
At this ]nncture, Mr. Colfax wont through his
paeos, reading printed speech, tho same as do
llyorod three timoB elsewhere. It vas wishy-
vastly in tho extremo praising tho railroads and
anppropsriatiug Matt Carpenters points as to pub
lilo highwa;a without giving credit. Cries of
"Crodit Mobi1ior," and Il Grab" only eloited a
emilio from Mr. Colfax. This race lasted an hour.
When the Committee gave A1r. Colfa1 bis purse
ho was withdrawn.
A trotting race followed for horses that had
mover beaten minutes. This was won by Iowa
Girl, IN throe straight heats. Time, 2:59, 2:55
and 2:60. Next WIS running race two miles
and repeat, Union Hotel purse Of s400.
Tho first heat WAS won by Lady Fairfield in
s:41; Venus, second !; Molly Jones, third. Tho
second heat was won by Molly Jones III 3:49
Lady Fairfield, second Venus. third. Tho
third heat we also won BY Molly Jones in 3:4e /;
Lady Fairfield, aecond Venus, distanced.
Thcn followed trotting ngainHt time, a four-in-
hand to bo driven by q boy II years old. three
n,ilcs In II Il minuteB. Won by young Hall, Of
Yatcs City, in 10 minutes aud Il second.
4 company Of secondhand calvary from Alto
M seronadod Mr. Colfax tonight at the Union
Hotol.
Tho fair, undcr the auspices Of tho Driving
Park. u . gratifying SUCCESS. Tho display at
Floral Hall ia aaid to exceed that at the State
Fair. The officers Of tho Association arc com.
pllmontod on all adoB for their energy, enter.
prise, and liberality.
, 1873-10-10
KANSAS CRY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

SpeefaI I'tsrtfth 10 Tia Chicago Tribune.
KAHsAs OlrY, Mo, Oct. o.-uArrLz-Hecelpts
s63s slnlnuonta lpoa The reeetpts are in oxcess Of
larue sttcnIauco Of lliuoia fco,lcrs iii tho market
closing priccs wore weak, with downward tendency
Through TcxHn Heert, $l.G0@2.25: watered Texan
COWS, ii. 40; through do, $l.a5e9l.6s.
uous-Very dull at $3.35tS3.45.
, 1873-10-10

Body Found Under Suspicious Cir
CulMStAuCG8.
Special Dttpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
HuNTERsrowN, Ind, Oct. "a dead body vas
found to-day about three miles northeast Of thia
place, by some boys, It WAS supposed to be the
agent Of sowing machine company, and who
has been missing from Fort Wayne several
weeks. The body Ind been buried doop In tho
sand, and WAS rooted out by hogs. The inquest
has not boon held yet, but will bo tomorrow,
when moro faots will be elected.
, 1873-10-10
PERSONAL.

I4oNpoN, Oct to-6 ., m.-sIr Samuel Daker
and wife liayo arrived In England.
l,EnLlN, Oct. 0.-Count Von Ledoohownkl.
Archbishop OF Meaen autl poson, is seriously Ill.
HUNTINGTON, L. l., Oct. 0.-Mrs. Miriam
Kirtland, formerly correspondent Of THE Ou1-
oAao TRIBUNE, was seriously injured this MORN
ng by boln8 thrown from hos carriage.
, 1873-10-10

special Dispatch 10 TAe Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, Oct. 0.-H. ". Miller, Of Toronto,
and II. ]. Close, OF Pontiac. Aiicl., will shoot u
pigeon matol. hero Oh Wednesday, tho 10Th
inst, for $3.50 q side.
, 1873-10-10

DosroN, Oct 9.-In baso ball match played
hero to-day between tho Washington and Boston
Clubs, tho home club won by . score Of 26 to @.
New YoRg, Dot. 0.-Daso bali: Baltimores,
80; Atlantcs, 8.
, 1873-10-10
FIRES.
In DaYenpOrts III

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribtsns.
DAVENPORT, H., Oct. 9.-About half-past 2
o'clock this afternoon fire broke ont In tie bar
rol factory OF stofen Bros, in this city, aud tho
building was soon destroyed together with ita
contents. Loss, 80, 800; Insurance, $4,000.
, 1873-10-10
tTAi v.

ROME, Oct. 9.-An explanatory note regarding
King Victor Emanuels recent Wait to Rerlin is
expected soon from the Italian Ministry OF For
olgp AFairs, to correct erroneous intcrpreta-
tions which havo been given to the event.
, 1873-10-10

p1rrsnuaou, Oct. 0.--.rl.e raceH today wore
we'll attended. Tho trotting raco for . purse of
s1,250 waB won by Tom Dritton, In tl1roo straight
heats. Timo-2:39l1, 237, 2:3S.
, 1873-10-10

Specta| D1spaeh 70 Tho Chicago Tribune.
VALPARAISO, Ind, Oct 9.-Tho fair to-day has
boon very good. Tho weather WAS fine and q
large crowd WAS upon the ground. Tho receipts
were heavy. The display OF al kinds Of work
5as @ ooeh , s WI VII % IHe g1eaf @
speak,
, 1873-10-10

position Of snnorlntondent to-day and viii hero.
after dovoto ltmsolf to tho financial business Of
tito corporation. htr. ". Z. Durfoo, ~ eminent
Constructing Enginoor, Of philadelphia, has ao-
ooptod tho position yacatod By Mr Hagemnn.
, 1873-10-10

DosroN, MASS, Oct. 9-Iho Elliot block In
Newton, owned by J. ". Bacon, was burned last
night. Dacon's loss III $4,000; insurance,
$4,000. The other loaHeH arc not stated,
, 1873-10-10

Killed by a Fall from a Trecs
Special Dspatch Ia Tho Chicago Tribune.
pLEAHAHT VALLEY, o., Oct. 9.-Yosterday =
boy at Unonvi1le, o.. fell from trce q distance
Of fifty foot, sustaining injuries from which ho
died ia few hours.
, 1873-10-10

LONDON, Oct. 0-3 a. m.--Tho Rt.-Hon. e
mund Hammond, Uudor- Secretary Of State +,
tho Foreign Department, has resigned.
, 1873-10-10

Bcription work will DO continued through tho
week.
New fonK, Oct. o.-1ho manufacturing iow-
olera Of this City gave 81 300 to tho Monphia
B,itferorB, and tho Cotton Exchange iaa colfoot-
cd, altogether, 81, BOO. Tho st. Andrews Bouio-
ty BonlH $250.
, 1873-10-10

New ORLEANS, Oct. 9.-A.flse has boon diacoyor-
cd in the hold Of tho steamship Western Mo-
tropols. The onginoH arc filling hor with wator.
The extent of damage ia unknown.
, 1873-10-10
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

NEW YonK, Oct. o.-Arrivod, steamship AUS
tralia, from Glasgow.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 9.-The City Of New York
and Wyoming, from Now York, havo arrived out.
, 1873-10-10

FoND Du LAO, Wis.,, Oct. 9.-JameB Russell
editor Of the Fond du Lao journal, in attempt
ing to pass tenn to-day, was thrown from Ills
places.
, 1873-10-10

Sptctal Dfspafch to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 0.-Georgo Howard, tho
hack-driver found guilty Of criminal caroless-
moss in running over and causing tho death Of
DR.. Crugom, was to-day arrested and held for
trial on charge Of manalaughter.
, 1873-10-10

Killed by q Failing wnl1s
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 0.-Whlc tho workmcn
were tearing down m old brick building on Mar
ket street to-day n portion Of the wall foil,
crushing to death Charles Smith, = laboror, who
had gone into tho cellar.
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The housewives who, even in winter
wear calico morning dresses when attend.
ing TO their household duties, are advised
TO buy the ysrd-wlde English calicoes.
These are of firm, close fabric and durable
colors, that come from the laundry bright
ened aud ireshened week after week They
are sold in double puppies, OF stripes or
other simple pattern, for twenty cents II
yard; chintz patterns, closely initiating
French calicoe,, arc twenty-five cents.
Eight yards Of this mako loose Gabrielle
wrapper, shaped like an elongated polon-
niss. When snugly belted over trim
figure, this is Il tidy, graceful looking
dress, that endures any amount Of lifting
raising the arms, or other motions without
ripping or straining the fabric. To make
these warm enough they should be worn
over under waists Of Canton flannel or
other warm material. II lined, the mate.
rial OF tho lining should be well-shrunker
before It 10 used.
QuILrED SKIRTS, FLASsELs, Erc.
Among English goods are warm quiltet
skirts, to DO used as balmorals. Some o
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woula have told the truth. We can
now look for moment
at the triumphant murderess. She
was not woman who bore the devil on
her face that lurked within her heart.
She was Methodist, church member, q
good woman, whom doctors and good peo-
Pile delighted to send to tend the sick as o
nurse. What a nurse will be seen in q
brief resume Of the crimes which she con-
fesses to. Her first husband was police
man, and after eighteen years Of welded
life she poisoned him with arsenic, because
no was deranged. Next came her
youngest child but one, a girl aged six,
whom she poisoned because she could not
support her." A boy ngsd four, followed
to tho grave Of the murdered for the
same cold-blooded reason. "He was q
beautiful boy" sho says with satanic COM
placency. Her boy of fourteen was taken
sick with painters collie and she poisons
him lest she should have TO support him
in sickness. A younger girl is the next
"the happiest child / ever saw'-and the
crime has the came pitiless excuse, al was
discouraged" Two other Of tho children
die, but she prefers to say
they died natural deaths. She goes to
Connecticut and marries again. Her Sec
ond husband dies Of poison too. She mar
ries third time, and confesses to poison
ing her step-son and step-daughter and,
finally, the man che married. II snms up
a total Of eight successive cold blooded,
pitilcss murders, which she admits. Two
more Of the deaths Of those near her were
in all human probability her work. She
was n nurse for the sick, and how
high her crimes in their cold calculation
may have mounted up in this pro-
fession, it would DO impossible to say.
She WAS tried only for the murder of her
last victim. The point, however, which
We insist in calling attention to is that,
with all this blood upon her head, she will
be permitted to live, concentrating Gods
air as long as prison diet will sup
por. her life. Il there no reversal to
THE we ask. If Connecticut can try her
for the other murders she has com
mtted within its borders IL
should be done. If New York can still
try her and hang her for the murders she
confesses to on Manhattan Island IL should
be done Not murderer within the
Tombs not wretch outside 1T with muir
der in his heart, but will feel the devil
leap within him rs he learns that a half a
score of human lfcs can be taken on the
chance, and that n slim one, OF being i'm
prisoned for life, totel escape from punish
men: occupying the heaviest side Of the
probabilities.
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these are Of black satin, quilted in dia-
monds, and trimmed to the knee with
kilt pleatings, or with Aounces stamped
in designs like embroidery. These are
handsome enough TO DO worn as the lower
skirts Of costumes.
Tho flannel pctticoats shown at the
furnishing stores are no longer gored, but
ere of three full straight breadths gath
cred to an ample belt, into which drawing
strings are run. The simplest designs for
these are hem and two tucks, ornament
cd with feather stitching of silk or linen
aoss. Smooth linen floss looks quite as
we'll as silk, washes and wears
much better, and is much less expensive
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NOTICE


Is hereby given that default having been
made for more than sixty days in the pay
ment Of portion of the amount secured to
be paid by a certain mortgage executed by
Joseph Mckenzie to Samuel Stats Taylor
anu Edwin Parsons, trustees of the laior
City Property, dated March 18th, 1863, and
recorded in the recorders office, in and for
Alexander county, In the state Of Illinois, i'm
book J., of deeds, on page 10, etc. we, the
undersigned SAID trustees, will, on FRIDAY,
the oath day January, next, A. d., 1873.
at 10 o'clock In the forenoon Of hat day, un-
Grand by virtue of the power Of sale con
tanned IN said mortgage, sell, at public aiic-
ton, TO the highest bidder, for cash, at the
Office building Of SAID trustees, corner of
Washington avenue and Eighteenth street,
IN the city of Cairo, in Alexander county
and state of Illinois, all the right, title fnd
interest of said Joseph Mckenzie or his as
signs, IN and to lots numbered ~ thirty
t"ol, ~ lthirty-lhrcc), and "a thi, ty-fouo,
nDlock numbered two), in III. fourth ad-
uitloil TO saiucit OF Cairo, according to the
recorded plat thereof, with the appurtcnan-
ces TO satisfy the purposes and condition OF
SAID mortgage.
:. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees of the Cairo City Propcrty.
Dated, Cairo, Ills, December 30, 1872,
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TIE CONNECTICUT MURDER.
ESS.
From the New York Herald. !

li'Nih Wv t''' ibi llNlhlNl
In July last, after II patient trial and
overwhelming evidence, woman on trial
ut New Haven, Conn, for poisoning her
husband WAS found guilty Of murder in
the second degree The verdict assured
her that her neck could not be brokon on
the gallows, as it should DO had she n
thousand spinal columns within il. Hence
she makes her coniosson. Mcek-iaced,
pious TO the last, she excuses this con fes-
sion on the ground that Christ called
her to sorrow on account Of her
sins, She flung herself on her knee.
at night and in the morning she says, II
fe!I the burden WAS gone and was for
given Words of cynicism more bitter
were hurled in tho teeth Of deluded mercy
than these. The mask under which she
murdered was the mask under which she
would confess. she had cast it aside
and told batiled Justice that she heralded
her crimes since she could safely glory in
them, and in order that she might take the
highest place in the niche Of infamy, she
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NOTICE


Is hereby given that default having been
made for more than sixty days in the pay
ment OF portion Of the amount secured to
be paid by certain mortgage executed by
Warren 4. Dunning to Samuel stats Taylor
and Edwin Parsons, trustees Of the Cairo
City Property, dated November 14th, 1854,
and recOrdedin the recorders office, In and
for Alexander county, in the state Of Illinois,
In Book r, OF dee Is, on page 3SS, etc, we,
the undersigned said trustees, will on FRI
day, the oath day of January next, A. D.,
1873, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of thai
day, under and by virtue of the power of
sale contained.in said mortgage, sell, at pub.
lie auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
at the Office building of said trustees, corner
OF Washington avenue and Eighteenth street.
in the city Of Cairo, in Alexander county
and state of Illinois, all the right. title and
interest of said Warren &. Dunnng or his as
signs, in and to lots numbered 81 (thirty-onel,
and ~ Cthirty-two), in block numbered 70
(seyenty-three,) in said city of Cairo. accord
ing to the recorded plat thereof, with the
appurtenalces, to satisfy the purposes and
condition Of said mortgage.
$. STAArs TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees OF the Cairo City Property,
Dated, Cairo, Ills, December 30, Is72
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NOTICE


Is hereby given that default having been
made for more than sixty days in the pay
ment Of \ portion of the amount secured to
be paid by certain mortgage executed by
Erwin Maxwell to Samuel Stats Taylor and
Edwin Parsons, trustees of the Cairo City
Property, dated September 10, 1868. and
recorded in the recorders office. in aud for
Alexander county, in the state OF Illinois, in
book +, OF deeds, on page 249. etc, we, the
undersigned said trustees, will, on + riday,
the oath day OF January next, a. d., 1873, nj
10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day. under
and by virtue of the power of sale contained
In said mortgage, sell, at public auction. to
the highest bidder, for cash. at the Office
building Of said Trustees, corner Of Wash.
ington avenue and Eighteenth street, in the
City OF Cairo, in Alexander county and state
OF Illinois, all the right. title and interest of
said Erwin Maxwell or his assigns, in and to
lot numbered q (Three), in block numbered
AZ Uorty-eight), in the first addition TO said
city OF Cairo, according to the recorded plat
thereof, with the appurtenances: to satisfy
the purposes and condition of said Mortgage.
$. STATS TAYLOR.
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees o. the Cairo City Property.
Dated, Cairo, Ills, December 80, 1872.
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AGENTS ! AGENTS! AGENTS

Inc Union Shuttle Sewing Ma.
shihe Tor 1873 Is the Queen.
Makes The Lock-stitch same as the
cSimSer, ana Is all the machine needed for
s snn TO Agents very low. Retail price,
S-'' NJ. L.. WATTS,
-, Gen'l. Agt. for Southern Ills.
headquarters, Pulaski, Pulaski Co., Ills.
Mr. Watts Is reliable, and the Union Shut.
10 Machine Is very popular here.
A. NJ, LEWIS, r. NJ,
ITwu. Pulaski, Ills.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Is hereby given that default having been
made for more than sixty days in the nav.
mentor a portion Of the amount secured 10
be paid by certain mortgage executed by
John L. Taggalt to Samuel Stats Taylor and
Edwin Parsons, trustees of the Cairo CITY
Property, dated Nov IA. 1864. and recorded
IN the recorders office, in "a Tor Alexander
county, IN the state Of Illinois, in book l. Of
deeds, ON page 1O2, etc, we, the undersigned
trustees, will On Friday, the oath day of jan
uary next, A. ID. 1873, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon Of that day, under and by virtue of
the power OF sale contained in said mortgage.
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the office building of said trus-
tees. corner of Washington avenue and
III bteenth street, in the city of Cairo, in
Alexander county and state Of Illinois. all
the right, title and interest Of said John T..
iaggarf, or his assigns, in and to lots num-
bered ~ (nineteen,) 20 (twentyJ 81 twenty.
one,) ~ uwenty.two,) 90 Uwenty.three j and
~ Vtwenty-four,) in block 81 (hity-eight,) in
the First Addit ion to the city Of Cairo, ac-
cording TO the recorded plat thereof. with
the app,.rtenances, to satisfy the purposes
and condition of said mortgage.
:. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees Of the Cairo City Property.
Dated Cairo, Illinois, December 30, ls12
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l)1'Il'E

NOTICE
is hereby given that default having been
made for more than sixty days in the nav.
mcnt OF portion Of the amount secured 10
be paid by certain mortgage executed by
Joseph Mckenzie to samuel Stats TAYLOR
and Edwin Parsons, trustees of the Cairo
city Property. dated September 10. 1863. and
recorded in the recorders office, in and for
Alexander county, in the state OF Illinois. in
book i of deeds, on page llG. etc. we. the
undersigned said trustees, will on Friday,
the 2ith day Of January next. A. ID. 1873. at
~ O'Clock in the forenoon of that day. under
and by virtue ofibe power of sale contained
in said mortgage, sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder, for cash, at the office build
ing of said trustees, corner of Washington
avenue and Eighteenth street, In the city of
Cairo. in Alexander county and state of ILL
nois. all the right. title and interest of said
Joseph Me kenzie or his assigns, in and 10 lots
numbered Id. (fifteen,) 10 (siXteen.) and II
(serenteen,) in block numbered 9 uwo1 in
the Fourth addition to the said city OF Cairo,
according to the recorded plat thereof, with
the appurtcnances. to satisfy the purpose.
and condition of said mortgage
;. STAATS TAYLOR.
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees of the Cairo City Property.
Dated Cairo, Illinois, December 30. lsi2.
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