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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-23

eTABBINa AFFsAY.--A negro, claim
ing tho name of Jake, yesterday stabbed
another negro named Babe in 'he right
breast, whilo the latter was asleep in
Rottos csllar. on tina corner OF Fourth
strait and Commercial avenue. A col
o'sd woman named Lizzie Pryor was At
The bottom Of the trouble. Both colored
gents were trying to work themselves into
tho good gracss OF the lady, and neither
knowing which was tho mos. favored,
Jake concluded he would settle the ques-
ton by making away with Babe with hrs
little knife. The wounds were not fatal
Babe was taken to the st. Mary's hospital
- $50 a - = ., go -
terra. In the meantime our vgilan'
police arc on the lookout for the tender
hearted Jake.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-23

PERsoSAL.- Mr.. Sidney GreAr, A.
Corwell and A. p Bohannsn OF Jonesborc,
were among tho visitors to this city yes
ter.dsy.
--Mrs Charles Baker left the city last
evening for Cincinnati, TO visit friends
and tho exposition.
Mr.. o Green 90 aud Thomas Martin,
ESQ, OF Goose Island, will make their
headquarters at Martins for three days.
WIN. Anterior and VIM. NJ. Holden,
of Unity precinct, will DO ia tho city for
few days, at Martins, on Gross street.
John T. Brownlee and VIM. HUM,
Of Hulin's postofilcs in this county, will
remain In tho city during the week &.
tending court.
Major John lee, formerly superintend.
emit ofthe 81. L. \,s and Southeastern and
Cairo and VincenHes Railroads, has gone
into the real estate business In st Louis.
INT Vernon Free Press
WE clip the following from the "per.
souals" of the Cleveland (ohio) Leader,
Of the 10th inst; 5
Col. John T Rannie, Of Cairo. Ill. IL
in the city, having como to attend the
fair
Hon. George Trumbull, Of Chicago,
a brother of Ex-senator Lyman Trum-
bull, ia In tho city, stopping at the 81.
Charles. 'ft.. gay =
--Hop. John M. Palmer, ex-governor
OF Illinois, is IN the city attending court,
He is registered at the 81. Charles. We
learn from reliable source that the
governor will deliver four or more
speeches 10 this corgr, ,sional district
during the pending csmps,gu.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-23

REFER ING to the above, | will con
linae The cumilission business for my own
account. JoHN V. Moore.
l67 q 2J.3t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-23

GRAND BALL-The Carroll base ball
club will give a grand social bop ~
Scheels' ball, tuesday evening, Septen-
Der 2sth. This boys propose making this
one of the most pleasant affairs Of tho
sssson. Tho right KIND Of young men
are at the head of the affair, and we hcpe
their highest expectations may be real
ICED.
The following are the committee Of ar
engagements: j T. Welch, William
roomey, John Campbell, Il. F. Giines.
Floor mansgers-Pbil. Howard and
James Carroll.
+. M. LALLY, Captain Of Nine.
244-9-l6-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-23

THE members of the county nt,al
committee, whose names have been pub
iished in Tue BULLETIN and Gsas,,e,
will meet IN the parlors of tho Cairo Ca.
zette, on Wednesday evening. September
zsd, for the purpose Of elsclipg officers
and organizing for the campaign. >
O. 2-Zt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-23

Mrs. HuLTz has jus, returned from the
ems, with q full stock of millinery goods
and ladies', misses and childron's shoes /;
alec, large stock of ladies hair switches
and goods belonging to tho millinery
trade, cuffs, hosiery, etc, with large
10, of notions, which sho will sell cheaper
shan any other place in Cairo. Store on
the corner of Eleventh street and Wash
in x,on avenue, 285-s.22.n
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-23

for a visit to st. Louis and Chicago, where
she proposes TO purchase large stock Of
millinery goods. Mrs. swsnders well
known good taste in the selection Of hsts
bonnets, etc, 10 an uccment Tor the
aides OF Cairo to defer purcha.ing their
tall millinery until they have an oppor
tuni,y to examine Mrs. Swanders stock.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-23

ELLIOTT j. HAWTHORN arc Offering
goods at prices that should attract close
buyers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-23

YOU can &c. anything you win call for
at Elliott & Haythorn's, lol Commercial
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-23

NEW MILLIsERY ooops-Mrs. Swan.
der leaves the city on Monday morning
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-23


ATHENEUA.-- Tomorrow night in
auguraies the fall and winter season at
this place Of amusement. II has under
como thorough ovorhsuling and CLAM
ing, and 10 in good condition for the large
and fashionable audience that will attend
tho performances of the Wallack theatre
company. We have before US any guam
tity of extracts taken from the press in
every section of the country, speaking
ia glowing terms of the excellence of this
organization. Tho opening piece, "Mari-
tans;" or, a Match for a King" win be
produced in the most elaborate manner,
elegant and costly costumes, tasty stage
appointments and every accessory to a
delightful representation, with Mis-. May
WallAck as "Mnritaua, james WAllack
as The Count de Gorofa and the entire
powerful company in the cast. IA a
htting ending 10 the evenings enjoym men,
tho grest come dian, Sam Ryan, will az
pear in his speciality Of Lally Pop, in the
sde-.pltting, button-bursting farce, emit
tied Anew Dodge" Secure your sea,i
early a, Dan HArtmans. r#f
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-23

GssrLEMEs desiring fine fitting shoes
or boots should not fail to call on A.
Black, and examine hrs stock.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-23
HUsE, LOOMS g. CO.,

Takes great pleasure in announcing t
they are now prepared to supply everybody
with lake ice Of the very best quality, either
at their houses or at the stores. orders
should b. left At the ONCE, No. 90 Ohio
Levss. b2-S.l24m
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-23

THE Bes, oysters at the Delmonico
Restaurant. 267-9.20 Il
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-23
877 A WEEK

Guaranteed 10 male and fem lie az. nts, in
their locality. Costs NOTHING TO try II.
PriculAis tree. p. o. .NICkERf a CO.,
sghsts, Me. e.27-d&w.lw
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-23

GET your oysters at the Delmonico.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-23
B5 TO $40

Per day AT home. Terms tree. Address
GEO. sTINsON d CO., Portland, Me.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05
Read and Think.

VAIL persons indebted to h. undersigned
and ,lease notice ,hc Glowing propositions
rigidly tided by them, as intend to adhere
IN debtem
March. 1874, prrcd previous to the. 1T Of
day of Nov. 1871 b. settled before the 10Th
cannot pay wholclyc the parties owing ne
will be expected TO pain part money, they
well as they can and giveomcthing else a.
will take cheeriuly all acctes for balance.
self and my own notes ut pal against my
will come 10 me with a desire V persons
their accounts. they will find ne very'9se mp
modating, rs | wish TO close mp all busSm-
Of u, - and -, even though loose thcic!,
shall TO, apply To or dun any one on ,hcs,
old accounts. On the 10Th of Nov. shat
place every one in the hands Of a lawyer TO
collcctt-.
Urh regard 10 this years accounts, hop
my friends will give me n LIT jc>t rs soon a
possible. ! have no idea OF moving AVA
and want to buy corn.
Respectfully,
Il l.. Juu>rnv.
a l'.,,...... -,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05
A few Kind Words 70 my
Patrons.

Many Of you are behind with me ono, two
aud three years. A. Il general thing most of
you can go To the stores and get what you wan.
You make arrangements I" pay other debts.
Why leave me in the cu!d
"I'vr waited long, am waiting stall,
You treat no other friend 81 III.
want some moucy-mnst pay my debts
and wind up my business. therefore call and
lc'.mc know what yea can do.-lon will not
fth me hard tax master if you are disposed
To- 90 what is right, ifyon foil to CON" aHd
make some satisfactory arrangement with ne,
don't he offended If take legal measures -
collect my debts, for have served you faith
fully and only want my own.
ID. Il. PETIT ". d.
Nov. lIth, 1874, I'M.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05

GEo. {. EUHsS \ Go. Cputiuu" To iI"rrDy-
and add To- il!cir large and varied stock Of
gentlemen dress good ~ the c>lali-lrrut
so we'll known IL the " ',a>hur@ t."'h:u"
Emporium on Warrington street lhj~
finn will be found IN one Of the Ia.cst aGt
flnc,t houses IN the Hal ti'y, ami Wi. max"
u visit pleasant and agreeable 10 any who
may call Ia see them, whether they WISH To
purchase or not Don't Eul 10 Eay item e
visit when yOu % u Wick>buig.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05
ORGAN or THE WHITE LEAGUE.

Not with view Of prosecuting he co!orcd
race, OF # dcrrivins Them Of any ii th,ir
rights Eut to the end ll'at public oi'i,'s may
b. Hia,ig, Jr>''y aa8 .E'o4cnd"iHy .io,'H's-
',.sd :u the in.rrn>, ,r an c.a.>c, Of the pop
ularion; rhat al ,rTc,llooua Office. may be
abolished that rXhoFhi:aut salaries may b.
eat down: that tasa;on man be reduced to
the sualle,; rate pebble 10 maintain an
economical government; jha, none hut hon
est and capable men shall he in aG'hmity /;
hat the commerce If the State may b" foster
ed is Agricultural interests developed, aud
the liberties and property of the people PRO
ter,cd that white immigration may be en-
couragcd; and, finally tIat the property OF
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05
E'sOEi;'.

700 Drrrcls: goo hlii d"-all cr1'rs-in-
clu'ir- "pjH iiI. the Premium F'"ul
=, H.. late = Logi. Fair, aaI the ia
PA" il equal. ho'h m"N., .i.d. at
dec - L,N@iN X Ec@rESraXs.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05
\ CAMPAIGN EDITION

ot;he Weekly. coDmtucing c0riy in Iu'y
aul continuing through the cauta->. :nl -
We know that oar people aie poor. We shall
fr,n.,h he tanra:-n In c.u1s e ave
ar uogr to each Subscriber E,r
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05
AE:v5CE Cs!VEfi 81 EAiL
FREE o. CHARGE,
AGEHTS WANTED.

On. FooTE i tho author 81 N--;-At CON-
MON SrSs." boz that ro0r'r! a CIRCULATION
Of over 25aG00 co-.cs: also, e rlA;S HoTiE
TArK.~ more rcca..'y published, which has Id
I, th, cx.en, Il % .D o. pics; a,.o. eli SCIENCE
IN STORY, which l. uuv being published n scile'
CcSTcHCs TALLrs
Of al. evccr ting the fr-t mentioned ~.:S 'Th'A
Is or. 4 print. will be sent free or aii location
t. either DR.. FoorT, o t!c Gc.::? -. -1e.:;--
-:=-a-T, whose o!..c j. - Eat 8>,h street.
hrcnts-bIth n.an and WON, n--TaHtoj To eel
the foregoing works, 70 whom ii.er..! Ir I'll vii
be a., ,y,l The .,'.uN.u-S a a.. fortunes
E.vc been male il s...r; ir. fooTLS l~l';.'r
works. .TrAIv HONE TAXI = laItic7.'''7
nlar-cl to alults, all " tcIENCr ~ STORY y
IN. the thing f.r tho Young. send i,r contents
tables a-i see for yo3r>,v,S Tie former answers
n multitude e questions which ai.'' aai gentle
rrcn feel dccacy about asking Of tA"r physicians
There is nothing in literature at al Ike oi;Acr
Of the foregoing WORKS. " SCH%cE IN STORY y
can only be hal # agents Ur Of the Publishers.
"PLAIN HOME TALK" is published in both ;ho
English anu German Languages once more,
Agents fOC1s
ADDRTSS kS ABDLI.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05
ONT. DOLLAR.

Which rarely covers tie cost e material
nod Labor. VI request oar friends aaA the
friends of our c1r~c ~ every town and neigh
h1raool iu the state 20 get "a, up Clubs for ,ar
CANrAIGN Times.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05
LOUISIANA MAY BIZ RESCUED,

For the accomplishment 0f ,his grand Pur-
-, ;i;r lines VIII ad,o.'a;' the nomination
,LoSS'ecion to al ,iiicr, in the State and par
ar,er avSwhi'c men. e Nuown purity Of char
.par;cciv ,sSpac.'y. L. Wi, t,arcs-iy and M
ly ,cLcmcs HYSs ami dcno'ncc all the rascal
,,a,c ,I.ci. neo r rye earpc:-La-ge.s to concern
c,;.;. Yes ~ a
F"r '.' ruin cf the r',D,rv ','...,,
ihca"i%a'''n Of the S'a;e,'Hy ns 9.,' ' the
'..r~. aiir'. ,r tHc people To- ,' w. a. r"fe'
.nttus ta.. '"i very
cor NND N..UnE
Have p''cci IL jhc.r hands 10 carry ~.
-lou, in November, overthrow au inf. 80.
system ofdc>puiir cr.ue HAT is crashing dion
IN 'hr du-t. aui r,>'o,c Lor-.1ll =. i'io , ro,,,
position ~hc once held iu III. -.,.'r!,ui g
American S:aic., The ca1ia-, WI he Il!
n.a-t exciting: one eyer lcinr" known ~ nj
1 >tl'r. The Tins wall Ice ~ the from, rarl
ard We wish Il 70 ho rcai - every man au
womau in Louisiana. For j!i, reason "
propose To- publish
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05

To love i to place oar happiness il 'he
hands Of auOtlicr
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05
Crackers.

CtCpA Crarkers-buNcs anl half loxe.
- Lemon Cream R'>quit;
GINGER Cake ard >uap,;
Cream ri-3uit;
Az fresh and i1>, from tie oven. ~
o..I L.lNhIN X EGGLENTDN'S.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05

The TiaEs. since IL Err, ISSUE. he's made
an uncompioni-irg warc!lrc upon Rraical-
ism, and WILL through his canvas. r"Gurbie
IL cXcfIipns to husi from power, that iii0-
mans GrgdH'-r'iGa and restore the "octrn-
CITIZENS. /; viii be-, in short, tie
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05
Dir. J. walkers California Vim.

81. Z A5zlA z..ts :. 5. .iEsA
Dir. J. walkers california Vim.
Cgar Bi:tcrS arc 4 purely Vegetable
urcnaraticn, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs fouud On tho lower ranges Of
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Caliior-
MA. the medicinal properties Of which
arc extracted thcrcfrom without the usc
Of Alcohol. Tho question IS almost
daily shcd. "What is tho cause of tho
i.ruara!lc,cl success Of VINEGAR BIT
TEEs!' Our answer is, that they remove
the cause Of disease. and tho patient re-
covers his health. They arc the great
blood purifier and liic-EiyinG principle,
q perfect Rcnovdtor and lnvigorator
of the system. Never before III tho
history Of tho world has y medicine been
compounded possessing the rcmarkablo
qualities of VINEGAR BiTTE2S III hcallng tho
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are q reutic Pureative rs well az Tonic.
rolcv:,. Congestion or Illumination OF
tie Liver 22I VisccgaI Organs, IN Bilious
Diseases.
Hha properties of UE. WALKERS
NINfGApI Hr,lEs arr Apcr.r"' p;aphorctic,
Clrminl,irc Nutritious, Laxative. Diurctlc,
... vac 49,: i..,.'
'''' '''' '''.'
Grateful Thnusaa;iS proclaim VIM
rGAr RIrTrLS tuc most wonderful In
yIeoraHt that ever sustained tho sinking
system.
No Person c;rl lake iil2SC BitterS
according t. directions. aEG remain long
,,,,,.,,I ,1r,,.-,i.,l r,.;r l.,,,o. arc NOT do,
..,r-aj Lv Trir,r.i n,...r or other
,,., III ,...''i ,.,....t. &C.,. ..,J toro,1
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05

The TINES Is n Commcro;Gl anl Po'tirdl
Prgr. The WFEELY TINgs VIII lc iuTri,h-
ed during the CAM ai-n Of le7i--i,1 months
for ONE DOLLAR.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05
Store House to lease,

The undersigned VIII. on SATURDAY. the
9Th day of December. lease frr the ear $50.
at public auction, IN the highest bidder. tie
property known a. the ">tar Saloon house.
now occupied by {. + Bal!1rr Go, u q
Store House. on the corner Il HyuS,ir;;e amt
Jul,a streets in the town Of Royv,''e. lessee
will he required tn give two good and solvent
securities. SAIL properly Will be leased at
the lime stated unless rented sooner by tl-
undersigned. ). ). iii'AANt>.
Nov. 9Th, lS7l IT,
Apply % WILEY i, NANGUhM
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05

ter. S,it-Ehcum, iiioichrs. Spots, IImpicP,
Tu-tulce. Boil. Caihuuclr.. Hing worms,
Scaid head, Sore Eye, Ery-pelas. Itch,
Scurls, Di-coloratioui Of the Skin. lIumors
and diseases of the Shin Of Whatever namn
or nature. arc literally dug mp and carried
ont Of the system in "a short tno by tho uso
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05

McCna:;ic2i EiNraSCS. Persons en-
cagcl in Paint, AMI Minerals, o",I AZ
Plumbers. T.p'-.ot'c.s. Gold heaters. and
Miners. ai they advance in lie, are subject
10 paralysis Il tie Eo~c,s. To gnard
against his, take doe Of NALKER'S VIZ
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05
Pin, Tape, and other Worms,

lurking IN the system 0i 80 many thousands,
arc cilcc'ua.ir &. 'royoI and removed. 10
system uf medicine. no vcrulIugcS, no an
thcmiui;.c; U..ii!cG the s. stem from worlna
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05
H.. HIN


a. J. WHITE. Trustee Bradley Co
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05

iNE-WI'N M II-''N' III E0'THV - y
lal. !. a. ly
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05
AGENTS WANTED
ae:ENV;i sell two Of oar Bibles to on' Of
any other.

- We a.yc higher Commissions @" cur
~ Bible, than any other house IN the :.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-12-05

ever you .ial is impurities bursting through
tho Skin in rimplcs, Eruptions, or Sores;
cleanse il when yol Snd 1t obstructcd snl
sluggish II tho yoiue: cleanse it when it il
foul your feeling VIII tell you when. Keep
the blood pure, a4d to health Of the systcuI
viii follow.
IL. II. NcDGENT.D ~ CO..
Drre'-tf a.! tea. y -'s san f1uoisco California,
G.l cor o.. VA. i...'.l ..,i trgr!f.n SIS. y. T.
sold ~ ia sti,.i- "a {, and Dealers.
.. .'s.-.. - - 60.
I-..-. f..,... on. -.. -.I --irei~cr. Cl'nr'it,
lad ...- o. IS a-....-iu3 .iH. Charlton SIS. y. \.
Sold by AL Drug ists and Ds nlers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13
WAR; RANTED.

-Four 10 sit bottles II Dr. Pieress i!6Iisn Neli-
al Discovery arc warranted to cure Salt Rheuln or
letter and the worst kind Of Pimple. ON the taco.
Two to ioar bottles are warranted ~ clear the sys
etn oi boAs. taTbuneles aud l0res. -Four - six
bottles are warranted TO cure the worst Kind oi
hIysipei4s anu bietches among the hair. six TO
ten bottles are warranted to cure Running vi the
Ears and Corrupt or Running tlcers. Eight to ten
bottles ore warranted 10 cure Serofulous Sores and
weinEs. Two to SIX bottles are warrant "a 10 cure
Ltytr t"Inplalai.
WONDER To HERSELF.
b, F.sk!owS. Delaware Co o.. Marsh =. l,.5.
10 Dr. Il. Y. Pi.RcE:
Your Discovery leeds enly fair trial md 1t will
10 all you recommend II ~ d" and more too.-
When was fifteen caught cold and tor twenty
eight Pears have been u perfect wreck Of dis-
ease. and all the medicines md doctors bills have
run ~. at times to two and three hundred dollars
and never any better bat worse when give up all
hope last spring VI living the summer through.
received one OF your Accoun: Books aud told my
husband alter reading it thar it wss TOO late TO try
went and bought two bottles and found It was
helping me very much Since lsil was troubled
with Catarrh and Sore Thleat. and was almost en-
tirey dear IN sne ear and my voice was as dull
could be-. There was constant pain in my head
NOW my head Is rs sound a. dollar. nay voice il
clear. and have used ten bot les OF your Dscov-
ety. II has cured me OF Catsrrh. Sore Throat
Heart Disease, Spine Affection and Torpid Liver
Ny Liver was very bad My skin was rough. WheE
put my hand on my body it was like Gsh scales
NOM It Is as smooth an1 soft az c1ild's. Tn con
months. am wonder to myself and friends.
| lhis IL hut an imperfect statement. half has 40
| be IA told. Yours With respect,
| apIS-eodlW HkS1ER lAGkEA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13
kst 1@ktx waffa.

Amusthients are quite plentiful his week.
Church attendance Yesterday was unusually
good.
Iirnnms great oircns ani m,nagsi,r comes
here next Thursday.
since Friday night there have been "a iadseia
nj the City Hall cells.
Ts're was considerable confusion aud disorder
nj the o'tcni Saturday night
pSevrrai private schools whicl. closed dulng the
Faster holidays rcopeneh to-day
4, ihf weather on SaturdaS nighi wa. so cold
'hat a considerable quantity OF ice was pIudarcd
ihe Hoard OF Edacaton iucet4 in REGULAR ses
Sion tonight. Tho Seventh " nd election case
Will he disposed
Sncr Saturday murning. i've cases ot DRINK
ehne@9 have been disposed OF before Mayor sin,a-
al any ,ents aud costs each
Aneato olger at the rny liA,i, ye,tef,l,, who
"ea i'om Nngin,n. ola being asked Il ho cau.,
here to- Hotr. replied ihst he wa "kuow.nutiin--
oloh never 'otf aud d.tnt neyrr intend /,
| Vct..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13
tsUB1mszxEs
rI'RUSTEE'S SAT1E

,bs st ...ins S Or oideI Of the n,ILsns {, p.5.
wiz DO exposed to sale by way of Public Apciian'
on THURSDAY. the 3eth day ofApRlLA u. Js,i
ateieren o'clock A. 81.
a the Auction Room of Joseph Miller a, ,ba :
n; Corner Of Fourth and King streets IN he d.
enenens. being the keai Eststs ef H. a,e sfA
'AmiR Sanders. deceased: Va 'A' i''s zen
- , t1GH ihst v,;n ssItnn lot With
i..s ated in the City Of WiimipSton Ne I'LL. III
GO sIan,y MY anats ana state OF Delaware. and boand.
s,nnis- at tho North Eastsriy corner of ~, o.;
tra,e streets. thence sorthsrly with ,he En.te-
fassrly parallel with Sixth stIee, ,hrenutn tnsuee
middle Of division wall between this snd dhe
par.s Ioass TO- Ss:ac 70 ses to ;take Themes soaEs
Noriheriy side Of SIKH street ana fh.nc.
.aients what tbey ~ rue pace 81 Besianng. &c n.
~, =. si thst certain lot of land stu atet l., ~,
aa t,ty OF Wilmington. with q thrse 40 isA.,
| ~ follows Eezinning on The Nor,ba.yia IT'D
de Sl FUN street between Poplar and lI
Wessy Of = the distance Of 3 feet re sls
ely parallel with Lombard street 81 70 st.ts
aenos es,sty tsrallei With Fifth street Il ise
Lombard streets feet to the Nortsss,ix -, W.
mn street and thence along Fifh stree Fas.s,,
ithereot vbst Pfs thsy oi besnnns be tho contents
clssk i naaa1s esis,'n piece ct land situated in MI
fera,s su. IN tne county of n ev Castle ST., n
atoreaata desar,oct as lliows: Hssinnj,c. =
la white YAK en- the West side of Ponisan,I 80
uSw' ,hence north eleven degrees Wesr - n,,.n'.
10 Haltc OAK ana theRce south .eyen,ysiY II
srees W est ~ fereher to n eornsr Naan;sh o.
thence South Liteen degrees West 2 nsrabss "a =
tcofher posf on the North side OF ponisonss 80 81 -
tnenee by tae several courses of the said rno
EasterY ~ ierahes to luia Tree standins or ~ :
Sooth si9e ot said ran. thence North 6fiv.thrsc
aeerees East. perches to the place Of Besinn.n
j containing within these bounds4 ncres and n ~,
ehss ot lana more or less with the tree ana "a,
lrisht Of ingress and esress to and FROM In. can
ana ~ = ordered that the purchaser or mn rels
,LeIeSi, Ds ana appear at the next Orpbans Cor :.
,ot Nem oasae county. that the Court may asst.
nun. neE OF them, the premises sold pursuant l.
SAID oraef. le. she or they With sufficient aure;y
suretles to be approved by the Court, enter;ng In,
recoynl1ance TO tue state, to he taksn and acknnys
iaeged AZ SAID Court. in a penal sum to ta DE-
. termined BY the said Court with conait,on 10 ,,,
10 the parties entitled. severaly, their oxecut r.
aamntrators or assigns pectiyey their iust mn
proportionate shares OF the said puf ons vii
interest from such time the Court may determ n !.
N manner and form as may. by tho direct ion OF ii,
y dition. '~ - '''~ VII
Attendance will be given and terms Of saIs mad
known at tae time md plaeo afores aid BY
Il VICTOR bFP0NT. Esq, Trustee
= or By his Attorney.
el Attest G. NJ. VAsDEyEg,
IL Clerk Orphans Court
i'll T. NJ. OGLg. AuctlsAsss.
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