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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-19
The Presbyterian Festival.

The Fair and Festival held at Elliott &
Iiaythorn's old stand, on Thursday even
ing last, under the direction of the Pres
byterian ladies, were OF the most mag
nificcnt and successful affairs seen in
Cairo for years. The crowd was inn
mense. Rare and rich fancy articles. in
great abundance, were temptingly dis
played in beautifully decorated octagon
booth In the centre of the room, and they
all found buyers. The old fortune-teller's
tent, egg-shell tree, fruit and ice cream
stands, and the old woman's big shoe, full
OF dolls, were all well patronized, as the
receipts show.
The supper was one Of the attractive
features of the evening. The hundreds
that partook of the delicacies, know what
a supper it was. Too much credit can
not be given to the ladies who, acting as
committees, labored so faithfully in every
department. The barrel of flour so kind
~ donated by Mr.. Peter Cuhl, was sold
for SIP The gross receipts, when your
correspondent left, were over $3.50,
Thanks, we say, TO a generous public and
a noble band of skillful and faithful
women. ~k#
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Toys and NMcetnlcals.

The Toy and Swcetmeat King has been
little behind hand in making his appear.
ance this season, but ! now inform the lit
tie folks and the public generally that I
have the largest stock ever brought to
cairo, aud am selling at prices that cannot
be duplicated in any city in this country.
Toys viii sell way 10 sn, 10 per cent.
lower than last y ar. Remember I have
not my stock in the window. but have a
room 20 feet by 20 entirely covered with
them also my stock of Sandi.s. have
over ten thousand pounds OF Candies
shipped to me from the east, such as never
was In Cairo b fore-fine mixed selling at
twenty-five cents per pound. Remember
these are good and pure Candies, NJ jaw
breaking, hard Candies called "home-
made" also have over four hundred
pounds Of Figs and three layers Of Dates
ami Almonds, and Oranges at prices that
defy competition. Remember this Is no
Idle talk, bu,a fact. Call and examine for
yourself. Phil. sAUP.
Corner Eighth 81. and washington Ave.
16-l2-lS-tf
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General.


Fall continues TO lingcr in the lap
Of Winter. Yesterday was as pleasant as
day in October.
Dan. Hartman Is EATER the boys"
lie proposes tn sell hQ''day presents in
his line at the cheape.sssices.
Winter, the artist, has a new style of
picture. II will give perfect likeness
and yet make the h~a,eliest person in the
world comely.
II. II. Black will sell dry-g"eds, and
so forth, at auction, without reserve.
Louis ii. Meyers will do the knock
ing of in room in the Perry house.
Edward English, of Jonesboro, has
been awarded the contract of the wood
work ON the Cairo and st. Louis railroad
for this division. 80 says the Jonesboro
Adrertiser.
Mr.. Stafford, cashier of the City Ma
tional bank of this city. by notice pub
lishcd in The S,n, announces meeting
of the stockholders of that institution on
the 18th OF January next. The meeting
is for the purpose Of electing directors.
The Jonesboro Advertiser says 1.-THE
contractors or tho Cairo and st. Louis
railroad now say that they ,~iiI try anu
have the track all laid by the 10Th OF
January. This will give them about
twenty-nine days In which to lay about
that many miles. but one thing Is sure,
they will have to do more work than they
have been doing" True, noble Duke!
-Houpt's card says that Illinois Cen
trial railroad time is @ minutes fast; Cairo
d vincennes railroad time 81 minutes fast;
Chicago, St. Louis & New Orleans rail-
road time minutes slow; Cairo, Arkan-
sas & Texas railroad time minutes
slow; Cairo and st. Louis railroad time o
minutes slow. This little item OF i'm
portance should be kept in mind by peo-
pie intending to take railroad journeys
from the city.
-Messrs. Drips, Asthorpe, Dugan'
whitlock, Foster and Phillis, young gen
tlcman, late members of the Thalian
club, resigned their membership in the
club because it refused to adjourn the
Phantom Party in respect for the mem
DRY of ID. II. Carter, who was buried
yesterday. These gentlemen published
a card in The Sm yesterday evening an
nouncing their resignation and stating
| the cause.
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AUGUSTINE RAMPANT.
Closing scenes of - Church Fair aud
How Augustine Enforced Her
Rights.

Closing scenes of u Church Fair aud
How Augustine Enforced Her
Rights.
The fair and festival held by Kicks
congregation (colored) at the church
Thursday night, were ended by quar-
rel which was the cause Of the carrying
out Of one, and finally the arrest Of
both parties. A colored gentleman by
the nanfr CT Lawson Baker, had charge
Of toy stand, which was the principal
attraction Of the evening. The crowd
around the table became so much ex-
cited over the pretty things. that Mr.. Ba-
ker was afraid they would tip
his table over, and asked them
to stand back. which they all
did except Augustine Walker, a colored
lady somewhat on her muscle; she. IN
stead of moving back, advanced step or
two nearer. Mr.. Baker, not relishing
the display Of stubborncss on the part Of
Augustine, walked around and pushed
her back among the other bystanders.
Augustine was aroused, and with eyes
flashing. Indignation stamped on every
feature of her beautiful countenance, she
went for Lawson, who picked her up and
carried her to the door, and dumped her
on the step. But Augustine was invinci-
Bile: she picked herself up, went
back into the church 10 the stove.
got an iron poker,and again made break
for Lawson, but was caught before she
had time to strike him. Constable Glad
ncy was then called in, aud arrested both
parties, and yesterday morning they had
their trial, which ended in the discharge
Of Lawson, and the filming Of Augustine
she was unable to pay her fine, and was
sent TO the lookup for thirteen days. Tie
weeping damsel dried her tears when one
Of her female friends told her that she
should not feel bad. that she would come
10 see her. and bring her piece Of fresh
blood pudding.
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ALL kinds Of mixed drinks made with
djspatch, and most luscious TO tho taste, at
the Crystal saloon, corner Of Commercial
avenue and Sixth street. HON.
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"Wednesday, who, through numcrou.
Inquiries, learned that the watch had
found its way to the town of 81. Marvs
Missouri.
q Mr.. +. ID. Rexford has returned to
nlis city from Chicago. with his family.
ana has moved into his house on Seventh
street..
--Fred. Gallagher, who had one of bi,
legs broken few days ago ny falling off
of one Of the skids at his fathers s.ill !.
getting along finely.
Hon. Watson Webb left Cairo last
night to pay visit to his daughter. Mis-
Katie Webb, who Is attending school ut
Knoxville.
Mrs. +. 4. Wright, of Memphis, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. w.
i. Halliday. of this city. for the past few
weeks, leaves for her home to-day.
Captain Al. Branch. superintend-
cnt OF the large coal fleet which Is ON its
way from Mddleport, Ohio, to New Or
leans, was stopping ut the 81. Charles
hotel yesterday.
We regret to learn that Mr.. 7. IT..
Pope intends to follow the example Of
Mr.. ID. w. Mann. and remove from Cairo
to Chicago. lie will not. probably,
leave before spring. but when he does go
IL will be for good" The result of the
November election had nothing to do
with Mr.. Pope's determination to go
away from Us. This we have been
assuredis the fact. lie has an opportuni-
ty to make more money there than he
can in Cairo, and has not the moral cour-
age TO rise above this consideration TO en-
joy the pleasure of dwelling in the capital
Of Egypt and communing withus.
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TEL, engaged lodging and took his supper.
Amer supper, not feeling Ike staying in
hls room, he doomed dis coat and hat and
went out for short walk. and returning
pfser an absence of.an hour, went to
bis bed. Mr.. Gilnore had three hundred
and fiity dollars In his inside coat pocket,
and he was careful 10 place the coat ON
the back Of o chair close to the head or
tie bed, so timt no one could move IL
without hisl knowledge. wih every
!iius fixed TO his satisfaction he laid down
and was soon sleeping soundly, nor did
he awake until the clerk had spent sew
eral minutes In rolling linn from one
side Of the bed to the other. Finally lie
was thoroughly woke up. and had all his
clothes on except his coat, when he dis
covered that his money was gone. Sher-
IN Irwin was informed Of the matter, and
worked diligently all day, In hope Of
gaining some clue TO the thief, but up TO
the present writing nothing has been dis
that can In any way lead to the
discovery Of the thief.
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NOTICE

L. hervby given that default having b~cp made
for more than sixty days In the lay ment Of a
portion Of the amount eeourSi IN be pail by q
certain Mortgage executed by ReiecesJ Close
10 Samuel state Taylor aud Edwin Parsons.
Trust<s % the Cairo City Property, dated AaSrh
10th, lsz, rcordsf In the Recorders orfes, IN
and for Alexander county, In the state 81 flli-
bois, In Book "t' If devils page 5l7, we, the
undersigned, said Trustees, will, on saturday
the 9th day Of January next. \. ID lsI5, Mt 10
O'Clock In the forenoon ~ that day, under aud
by virtue ~ the power Of sale contained la saii
hortage, ssll. At Public Auction, - the highest
bidder, for oAsh. at the once buildins Of said
Trustees, corner OF Washington Avenue and
Eighteenth street, in said City II Cairo, Ia Alex
andsr county and state Of Illinois, all the right,
title and interest Of said Ksbecca J. Close her
assigns, Ia and 10 lots numbered tome 2 twol,
tthrsl, tfourl, 3 tnypl, q tslS), 7 tseyenl, =
tsiyhu, ininel, in block numbered ~ telghty-
eight in the fIrs, addition 10 the said city Of
Cairo, sororiing To the recorded plat thereof,
with the sppurtenanoss. To satisfy the purposes
sud condition OF .shi Mortgage
y STAATs TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees 81 the Cairo Ciiy Property.
Dated, Cairo, III December 18th, lsit.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Fresh oysters or anything else vou
want at the Delmonico Restaurant. onen
day and night.
60 to sproats, 1876 Ohio Levee, and
get your oysters by the hundred or can
iresh every morning. 12-4-tf
--' oyne's oysters depot and restaurant.
oysters in the shell and can, fresh every
uay' at Phil saup's old stand, between
sixth and Seventh streets, Cairo, Illinois.
"A good assortmento all kinds ofheatipe
STOVES warranted sound and perfect, and
not lnlure by the late fire, very cheap Of
Il. j KERrH's. 12.fB-iot
III you want fresh oy,ters without pay
Ing for the can and transportation, go to
oreoats, i.e Ohio Levee, and get them by
tne pau full. fresh every morning. Pat
Having given up my old stand on the
ievee and taken Keohler q Bros shop, on
hlghtn street, shall be prepared to sun
ply tho citizens tf Cairo, with the best
meats the market Affords. Please call aud
| see me. Phil. HowAnp.
| --Sproat, 1875 Ohio Levee, is furnishing
oysters In the right shape. Families can
be supplied I'm any quantity-fresh every
morning. f2-4-tf
| AT sour saloon,' Eighth street, be-
tween Commercial avenue and Ohio leyee
the hungry may find all kinds of edibles--
herring, sausage, cheese, &c., and the
thirsty the finest of wines aud liquors, fresh
lager beer, and the best brands Of cigars.
Att: ntiye bar-keepers are always on hand |;
and the lunch set daily, at ten o'clo, *, Sun
days Included, is as fine as any In the city
10-22-u.
Get your oysters at the Delmonico.
| Joe Roneker Is now In full control of
the Washington bakery, ana having learn
ed the wants OF the public, is prepared TO
supply on call all demands for French loaf,
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found In Grst-
class bakery. He msintainss full stock Of
:onfectioncries, and can, ~ well as any
other dealer in the city, fill all orders in
that line
Sugar kettles, ovens, skillets and lids,
pumps, grain and grass scythes, wire cloth,
CRATES. stove pipe, elbows and large vari-
ETY. OF other goods saved from the lst0 fire,
Is now being sold at Is to IS per cent below
cost at T. j. KERTH's. 61-l2-16-l0t
Cakes baked, frosted or ornamented on
81 ort notice. Special attention given &C.
he orders ofwedding or picnic parties.
9-12-u.
. The best oysters at the Delmonico Res
taurant. 267-9-20-tf.
-Newly-ittei, finely furnished barber
shop by George steinhouse, corner CON-
mercial avenue and Eighth street. Years
Of pract &C have given him light hand
that m .kes smooth shave delightful. All
who try him once will call again. All the
late daily papers are kept on his table for
the benefit of his customers, and there Is
no cdious waiting for turns. II
If you want good coal or wood cook
stove for below cost, call at T. J. KKRrH's.
l2i6-i0t
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Lecture Tonight.

DR.. Henry win deliver his great lee
tire tonight on 1.-The Generative Sys-
tenn TO men only. This is subject Of
vast Importance, and no one, married or
single, should neglect TO hear it. In
formation and secrets will Vbe impaired
worth far more than the price OF admis-
sion. The topics TO be discussed, will
cover wide range, ana will be ileated
so as not to offend the most fastidous.
Admission 80 cents. fl3E
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MIR. Louis Jorgenson has been con-
fined TO his bed by sickness for several
days.
Capt. James Bartleson of New Grand
Chain. Pulaski county, was in the city
yesterday.
General +. ID. Frost, general mana
ger of the Mississippi Central railroad,
was at the st. Charles yesterday.
w. l.. LETTERS, proprietor of the new
hotel at Dexter, Missouri, was at the st,
Charles yesterday.
Miss Libbie Davy, of Jonesboro, Is
visiting at the residence of Mr.. Henry
Elliott, in this city.
Prof. Gonzalez and his wife, musi'
clans of repute, are in the city. They
will take part in the entertainments ofthe
Loretto Academy on next Monday ano
Tuesday nights.
AIRS. Ham. Irwin, who had her watcl
stolen some time ago, had the same re
turned to her by her husband las
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE

IL hereby given that default having been male
FOR more than sixty days Ia the payment of n
portion 81 the amount secured % lie PAID ly n
certain Mortgage executed by WIN. tasein 70
Samuel Stats Tayjor and Edwin Parsons, Irtis-
tees Of the Cairo City Property, datrd May llflii
1856, recorded In the Recorders office, In and
Tor Alexander county, In the state Of Illinois, in
Book 'P' u deeds page 100, We, the under
signei, said Trustees, viii, on saturday, the
9th day Of January next, 4. ID. ls55, at 10
o'clock Ia the forenoon Of that day. under and by
virtue OF the power Of sale contained Ia said
Mortgage, sell, at public auction, u the highest
bidder, for rash, At the ofiie. building Of said
Trustees, corner Of Washington avenue and
Eighteenth street, in said city of Cairo, In Alex
snder county and State Of llinois. all tns eht,
uts aud intsrsst Of said VIM Ia--ln ~ his as
slyns, la and " lot numbered 81 Thirty two Ia
block numbered n ttweDty-one) In tie Fourth
Addition 90 said city u Cairo, according 10 the
recorded plat thereof, with the sppurtsnances,
o. satisfy the purposes and condition Of said
Mortgage ~ sTAhTs TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustee OF the Cairo cry Property:
Dated Cairo, III Dec. II l-'t. l2-ls-td
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I0lulDlAcIlsslau.

ION the merits Of the Bible, between y. y.
Underwood, OF Boston, Mass., aud Prof
o. A. Burgess. oil Ia, Northwestern Chris
tian University, at indianapolis, Ind, at
the Athentum, Cairo. III, commencing
December ~, 1874, aud continuing four or
more nights.
/. Resolved, That We Bible Is hi,tori.
cslly untrue.
2. Resolved, That the Bible is scientih.
cally untrue.
.. Resolved, That the Bible teaches bad
and corrupt morals.
Admission, 70 cents; reserved seats, 20
cents. Tickets for sale al the Bookstores,
Robbins music store, Budsr's jewelry
store and schuh's drus store. Reserved
Seats may be procured at d. Haitman's.
ll.24-J&wim
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Yesterday afternoon, gentleman.
while walking on Tenth street, near the
lcvee, discovered bundle lying under
the sidewalk, which. when examined by
him, was found to contain a pair of
stockings. one pair of fine linen napkins,
two fine linen towels aud several articles
Of underwear. 1t is supposed that they
were stolen from some ones clothes line.
and placed under the sidewalk tor safe
keeping. until the thief should consider II
safe 10 make use of them.
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Is hereby given that defnah having been made
for more than six,y days in the
payment % portion Of the amount
secured 10 be paid by certain Mortgage
executed by william Fitzpatrick 10 Samuel
Stats Taylor aud Edwin Parsons, Trustees Of
the Cairo City Property, dated February 27th,
1855, recorded In the Recorders ONCE, in aud
for Alexander county, In the State Of Illinois,
In Book 'Pn OF deeds page -, we, the under
signed, said Trustees, viii. on saturday, the
9Th day Of January next, A. ID. ISIS, at 10
clock In the forenoon Of that day, under aud
by virtue Of the power Of sale contained In said
Mortgage, SELL at Public Auction, 10 the high
est bidder. for cash at the Office building Of
said Trustees, corner Of Washington Avenue and
Eighteenth street, In said City of Cairo. in Al
sxAnder county and State Of Illinois. all the
right, title and interest Of said William fitz-
patrick or his assigns. In and TO lot numbeTe 5
(hyel, In block numbered (one) in the seosnd
Addition u said city Of Cairo, according Ia the
recorded plat thereof with the appurtenances,
10 satisfy the purposes and condition of said
Mortgage =. STATS TASLORi
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees of the Cairo City Property.
Dated, Cairo. III. December ltth, ls7t.
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NOTICE

Ia hereby given that default having been made
for more than sixty days In the payment ola
portion OF the amount secured TO be paid by
certain Mortgage executed by Michael SCOTT TO
Samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, Irns-
tees Of the Giro City Property, dated October
18th, 1854, recorded ia the Recorders Onice, in
and for Alexander county, In the State Of lll-
nois, In book "M' OF deeds, page lal, etc, we,
the undersigned, said Trustees, will ON satur
day, the 9th day ofJsnuary, next, A ID. 1875, at
10 clock In the forenoon of that day, under and
by virtue Of the power Of sale contained in said
Mortgage. sell, ut Public Auction, to the high
est bidder, for cash, a. the office building Of
Eighteenth street, in said City OF Cairo, in lex
ander county and State Of Illinois, all the right,
title and interest Of said Michael SCOTT or his as
signs In and to lots numbered thye) and
(siY) in block numbered 92 (ninety-two) In the
first Addition to said city OF Cairo, sacco~iins
TO the recoded plat thereof, with the appurten-
ances, to satisfy the purposes and condition OF
said Mortgage y. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees OF the Cairo City Property
Dated, Cairo, Ill Deem Der 18Th, 1874.
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NOTICE

10 hereby given that default haying been made
for more than sixty days In the payment Of q
portion OF the amount secured to be paid by a
certain Mortgage executed by Thomas O'Iiars to
Samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, Trus-
tees Of the Cairo City Property, dated October
18th, 1854, recorded in the Recorders ONCE, in
and FOR Alexander county, In the state Of Ill
nois, in book M, % deeds, page 2o, etc, We,
the underslgnei, said Trustees, will on satur-
day, the 9th day Of January next, 4. y. ISIS ut
10 o. clock In the forenoon ofthat day, under and
bv virtue Of the power of sale contained in said
Mortgage, sell, Mt Public Auction, 20 the high.
Get bidder for cash, ut the Office building ofsaid
Trustees, corner Of Washington Avenue and
Eighteenth street, In said City OF Cairo, In Al
sxander county and State Of Illinois, all the
right, title and interest of said Thomas y Iiara
or his assigns, in and TO lot numbered q TWEEN
y-seven), in block numbered ~ tforty-siN) in
the First Addition to said city Of Cairo, accori-
ing 10 the recorded plat thereof, with the. APP
pnTtea,s nee TO satisfy the purposes and condi-
s. STATS TAYLOR.
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees Of the Cairo City Properly.
Dated, Cairo, H., December 18th. 1874.
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Police Court.

-ws~sgy I'ives uIsr -sol OF TWO cases
yesterday as follows
John Murphy was arrested by Officer
Sheehan for drunkenness, and was fined by
His Honor - and costs, which he could
not pay, and was sent to Jail for three
days.
Edward Grassgrots and James Ken.
nedy, were arrested by Officer LalIue for
fighting. They were fined s. and costs
each. Grassgrots paid his fine, but Ken
nedy went to jail for five days.
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Thistlewood & Co., have finished their
large elevator at corner Of twenty-sccond
and Ohio Levee, and moved into it from
their old store, the first of this week. They
will have all their elevsting machinery
s,cam-power etc., complete In few days,
and wi be prepared to store and take care
=" heir consignments with much more con-
venience ana Satisfaction tnan ever before,
as their storage room Is ample TO meet all
demands thar can possibly be made upon
them. 6J-l2-l 6-6t.
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Our Public schools.

The fall term of our public schools will
close on "wednesday, the 23rd inst.
Glasses in such branches Of the High
School course rs have been completed
during the term. will he examined ON
Tuesday afternoon and "Wednesday fore
noon. Thensual weekly rhetorical exer-
cises will take place wednesday at 2
O'Clock p.a, The public are invited to
attend.
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For Boots and SHOES Of ann

For Boots and Shoes OF any
" - style. quality or description go
49, to VIM. Ehlers on Twentieth
street, or at No. "a Ohio Levee. He guar
antees to each purchaser the stock that he
selects, and manufactures boots at all prices
ranging from IS 90 to si5 90. Customers
troubled with corns or tender feet, are
guaranteed an cay fit, as boots are fitted to
the foot. In the absence of Mr. Ehler, who
will superintend both shops, Philip Baugh
will have charge of the Levee shop and Ed
Fitzgerald the shop on Twentieth street.
Thanking his patrons for past iavors he So
licits q continuance Of the same.
30 lO.IR-if
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Il hereby given that default having been made
fbr norr than sixty days In the payment Of n
portiouof the amount ursi 10 BE- paid By =
Aosrtaiu Mortgnge executed By Henry bunker
70 Samuel stasi- Taylor aud Edwin Parsons,
Trustees Of the Cairo City Property, dated
August 9TH, lsssj, recorded in the Rscorder'A
Once 10 and for Alesandrg county. In the
is We, VA s,.i.rsign.f, F~id Ts,.s,.-s
VII on saturday the SIN cas Of Jauoasy next.
A ID. his a, 70 dock In the forenoon Of that
day, under = " virtue Of the power Of sale
ooniainss, irr0d Mortgage sell, at Public Anc-
ton, 70 the ifhesi bidder, for cash, at the Of
Gee building of said Trustees, cdrner OF wash
ington Avenue and Eighteenth street in said
tlty Of Cairo, In Alexander county and state Of
Illinois, all The right. title and Interest 81 said
Henry banker or his assigns, Ia and n lots
numbered ~ (-syenteen) and Is feighteenl IN
block numbered II twenty in the Fourth
addition u said city Of Cairo, according to the
recorded plat tisUeof with the sppurtenances, 10
satisfy the purpose and condition Of said Mort
gage. =. sJhAf~ TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees Of the Cairo City Property
Dated, Cairo, III, December 18th, is7t.