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WILL RECEIVE.
Who Will Entertain callers on New
Years Day.

Tho following ladies inform us of their
it, alton of receiving calls New Years
lay:
Mrs. Jacob Martin will receive her
friends at home.
Mrs. DR.. Dunning will receive her
friends at home.
Mrs. A. b. Fields will receive calls at
her home on Eighth street.
Mrs. T.. T.. Walbri1ge and Misses I.u
and Ella walbridge will receive calls.
Miss Thompson and Miss Rogers will
receive their friends with Mrs. n. Linton.
Mrs. =. II. Pope and Mrs. c. W. Hem
derson will receive with Mrs. Wood Rit-
tenhousc.
Misses Maroa Powers and Ida Harrcll
will receive calls at the residence of Mr..
NJ. y. Harrell.
The Misses McGaulcy will receive
their friends at their home on Division
street.
Mrs. John Antrim. assisted by Mrs.
Charles Thrupp, will receive calls at the
residence ofthc former.
Mrs. Stratton and Mrs. DR.. Smith will
receive calls at Mrs. STATIONS.
Mrs. Mccullough, Mrs. Hughes. Mrs
Uhl aud Mrs. ;. Rittenhouse. assisted by
Miss Molic Roe of Springfield, Ill.,, will
be pleased to see their friends ut the
Blelock house.
Mrs.. DIR. II. 5. Brigham will receive
her friends at home.
Misses Lucic Wilson, Mollic +. Riley
and Ella +. Armstrong will receive calls
at the residence of ;. Wilson.
Miss Emma Riley will receive hci
friends at the residence of DR.. Dunning
Misses Louisa Vincent and EugcniC
Wilson will receive call. at the residence
of Mr.. F. Vincent.
Mrs. sam Williamson will receive hel
friends at her residence.
Mrs. 6. g. Alvord will be pleased tC
see her friends to-day at hcrhomc, corner
Walnut and Twenty-sccond streets.
Miss Annie kelsey will receive calls al
the residence Of Mrs. sam Williamson.
Mr.. j. NJ Phillips and Miss Bette
Parker will receive calls at the residence
Of Mrs. Phillips.
Mrs. w. II. Green, with Misses Corr
and Laura Green and Mis- Florence
Greasy. will receive at the residence o
Mrs. W. III. Green.
Mrs. W. Z. Wright and Miss Carri
ungles will receive their friends at tn
residence of Capt W. +. Wright.
Mrs. II. l.. Halliday, Mrs. \. Van Law
Miss VI. Halliday and Miss Ella Robin
will receive their friends ut the residenc
of Mr.. II. Halliday.
Other names will be addedto the abov
list tomorrow morning. Ladies desir
ing to have their names added can do s.
by sending them to this Office to-day.
Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Bradley. Mrs. VIII
ter. Mrs. Howe. assisted by Miss Ami
Pitcher. Miss Laura Rexlord and Mi
Minnie Kill, will receive their friends
the st. Charles hotel.
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Criminal.

some three years ago, Will, Green, a
colored gentlemen of thi, city, was pay
ing hs addresses To colorcd damscl
named Sarah Thomas, and was confident
that he possessed her deepest affections,
when 10 and behold, another sutton put
in an appearance and gained avery prom
inent position in the esteem OF the afore-
said Sarah. This made Willis fairly spit
fire. He determined TO avengc himself on
the tickle and unfaithful Sarah. He
shouldcrcd an axe, went to her, and full
filled his VOW by cracking her on the head
with the sharp end, dropped the murder
Gus weapon, lit ont and was not heard OF
again until few days ago, when Sheriff.
Iriyn was informed that he was in this
city. This being one of the cases that
the sheriff delights in, he worked the
matter up, and succeeded in arresting and
combining the would-be murderer In the
county iail until Tuesday afternoon,
when he was given hearing before
Judge Bross. After hearing the evidence
in the case, His Honor held the prisoner
to bail in the sum of five hundred dollars
to answer the charge preferred agains
him ut the next term OF the distric
court, in default of which he was sent Il
Jail.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The best oysters at the Delmonico r. 3.

The best oysters at the Delmonco Res.
taurant. 2G7-9.2O.f
you want fresh oysters without pay
inH for the and rausp 'rtation, & to
Sproat., 1'5 OHIO ,tyer, aud get them by
the pail full, fresh every morning. Ia.
-HaNin given up my oil stand on the
levee a-d tax. n Keohler Il bro's shop. on
L gbth street, | sh n be prepared to sup
ply the citizens of Cairo with the best
meat, the market affords. Please call aud
see me. Phil. HOWARD.
--hight-year Old BourbJn only at the
Crystal loon, coIn,r Of SIKH aud Cou-
ncrcial avenue. IL Il
Go to Sproat's, 1876 Ohio Levee, aud
get your ystars by the hundred or can
fresh every morning 12-i-tt
All kinds of mixed drinks made with
dispatch, and most luscious to tn tate. at
the Crystal saloon, cornec Of Commercial
avenue and Sixth stree l2-j.tf
---Sproat, 1876 Ohio Levee, Is furni, hing
oy.te il the tight shape. Families eau
TIC supp led in any quantity-fresh every
morning. I24.u
Get your oysters ut the Delmon co.
Joe Ro .eker is now in full control OF
he Washington bakery, aud having learn
ed the wants of the public, is prepared to
sur ply on call al demands for French Loaf,
| Bottom, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in first
cias- bsk ry. lie maintains fu stock Of
| .,.n al a.
other dealer in the city, fill all orders in
that line, Cakes baked, frosted or orna-
mcnted on short notice. Spcca lattention
given to the orders of wedding or picnic
parties. 0l2-tf.
- lear and most fragrant Hlayanas for 10
cen :, at the Crystal saloon, corner OF Sixth
aud commercial avenue. l2-5tf
--Ccyne's oyster depot aud restaurar t.
Oysters in the shell and can, fresh every
day. at Phil Saup's Id stand, between
sixth and seye tn streets. Cairo, illinois
If you want fine liquors, so to the Crys
avenue. i2-5t
The finest brands Of cigars kept con-
stantly at the Crystal saloon, corner OF Sixth
street and Commercial avenue. l2-F-tf
Fresh oysters or anything else you
want at the Delmonco X staurant, open
day and night.
Fresh oyster or anything else you
want at the Delmonico Restaurant, open
day and night.
PURE Irish whisky punch, apple and
honey, peach and honey, Tom aud Jerry,
imported ale and porter and The tiresi
wi cs in any mark I, at The crystal saloon,
corner of sixth aud Commercial avenue.
22-5tf
-Newly-ftted, finely furnished barber
shoe by George steinhOuse, rner Com
mercial avenue and Eighth street. ar,
OF pract ce have giyen him light hand
tn L m k,s smooth ave delightful. Al
who try IN once will call again All thu
late daily PAGERS are kept on his table 70
the benefit o his customers, and there i
no ted.ou, waitingfo turns. If
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The Way ne Did "a.

The colored folk, had festival last
Tuesday night, and it was most brilliant
affair. All the coloredpeoplc were there.
all who had money enough and wanted
to spend 1t in that way. and everything
was lovely and the goose hung high.
Reuben Smith was there, running a candy
and cake stand. at which lac was coming
money. Reuben had cigar box for a
money drawer. and IL was nearly full OF
shnplastcrs. II had SOS M It,.
Flip" was also there. "Flip's" right
name is Henry Snyder, but everybody
calls him Flip" for short. Well. Flip
got his eye on Reuben cigar box full of
money. and. impcllcd with tho thought
that hc could put the contents of the box
to good u-c.hc determined to possess it or
bust. For some time Flip" fingered
near looking for something to turn up
that would give him chance To 20 for
the much coveted box. but he was DOOM
ed to disappointment. 80 he made up hi-
mind Ia manage the matter in Il more
satisfactory manner. Eli" la, AN eye
to business, aud on thi, particular occa-
sion, that eye was wide open. lie gave a
little colorcd boy ten cents. with the in
struction that he should 20 to Reuben :
stand and buy q piece OF
cake The grateful little young
stcr took the proilcrcd money, went
and did precisely q, he wa, bid. Flip
followed him, and when Reuben went to
the other end OF his stand to cut the cake
for the boy. Flip" elevated the box
and it. contents. tucked it under hi, coat
and stepped into an ante-room, thinking
that he had not been seen, and congratu-
lating himself on his success as a till-tap-
per. Bat Flip was mistaken. Reu.
ben's guardian angel was nigh, in the
shape of a big buck Niger, who broke
the sad news ofthc misfortune to Reuben,
When Reuben heard the story of his
! friend. he made n break for the room
where Flip was concealed. but the bird
had flown with Reubcn's cigar box under
| his wing. Reuben gave chase, but Flip
| had been there before, and outran hi
pursucr, who gave up and returned to hi
stand in a most melancholy state Of mind
and with a look of earnestness upon hi
ebony countenance, that brooded no goo,
to the villain who had IN such a systemati
manner taken the bread and butter from
! the mouths of his wife and children
Iestcrd, y morning lac had Flip ar
rested taken before Judge Bird anC
tried. He wa, found guilty and held Il
bail in the sum Of five hundred dollars. L
answer the charge of stealing. at the mex
term of the circuit court. Not flndin,
anyone who was willing TO take tn
chances on him, Flip was sent to ia
county Jail for safe-keeping.
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The Episcopal Library.

Mrs. Gilbert. wife of Rector Gilbert, and
Miss Molic Webb are canyassing the
Second ward soliciting subscriptions from
those who feel disposed to aid the Episco-
pal church in purchasing a new library
for their Sunday. school. They COM
mcnccd their labors yesterday morning.
and entertain hopes that when they have
visited the many good people who dwell
in their field of action, they will be re-
warded by being able to add considera-
BILE sum of money to the library fund.
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FOR SALE.
Notice

l. hereby given that default having been made
for more than sixty days In the payment Of u
portion of the amount secured IN be paid by %
certain Mortgage executed by Michael SCOTT to
samuel stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, Truss
tees Of the Cairo ity Property. dated October
Eth, ls6i. recorded in the Rec rder'- Once in
and for tle,ander county, In the state Of I'LL
nois, In book "M'' of deeds page 49, etc We
the undersigned, said Trustee will on -atur-
day, the 9th day ofJanuary. next, 4. ID ISIS, at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day, under aud
by virtue Of the power of sale contained IN said
Mortgage, sell, at Public Auction, 20 the high
est bidder, for cash, NJ the Office building Of
said Trustees, corner of " ashngtOn Venue and
Eighteenth street, In said ity of afro, In lex
ander county and state of Illinois. all the right,
title AMI interest Of said Michael SCOTT or his rs
signs, in and 10 lots numbered ttiye) and q
tsiN) In block numbered ~ (ninety-twOl IN the
First Addition Ia said City of afro, according
to the recorded plat thereof, with the nppurten-
ances, TO satisfy the purpu.es and condition of
eaid Mortgage :. STA Ms TAYLOR,
EDWIN PNR.ONS
Trustee Of the Cairo City Property
Dated, Cairo, III December 18th, ls74.
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Is hereby given that default having been made
for mole than sixty days In the pay ment Of n
portion cf the amount Cru'ci To lie paid by
certain Mortgage executed by Thomas % llau to
Samuel stats Taylor and Edwin larsons, Trus-
tees of the Cairo city Property, dated ctober
18th, lisa, recorded IN the Recorders Onlcc, in
and for NeNtnder county, In the state az HI
inois, IN book M" of deels. page 200, etc, we,
the undersigned said Trustees, viii, on ~atur-
day, tine 9Th day otJGnuary next, Y. ID. 1870, ut
10 o 'cloca IN the forenoon Of that day, under and
BY yirue Of The power Of sale contained in said
Mortgage, sell, NJ Public 'uction, ~ the highest
bidder, f1r cash, at the ollce building Of said
Trustees, corner of Washington avenue and
Eighteenth street, in said city Of afro, In AL
sxnuder county and state Of Illinois, all the
right, title and interest OF said Thomas o iiara
or his assigns In and 70 lot numbered q TWEEN
ty-seyen), In block numbered ~ (torty-six) In
the First NdditiOn 10 said City Of Cairo, accord
ing to the recorded plat thereof with the APP
purteuances, to satisfy the purposes and condi-
ton Of said Mortgage
STATS TAILOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees Of the afro City Property
| Dated, Cairo, III , December 18th, 1894.
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COM M ERClAL.

CAIRO, Ills. THURSDAY EVENING
December 81. 1874.
The weather turned very cold after the
rain of Monday, and remained so up to
the present writing, but there are indlca-
tons tonight of a thaw. Heavy floods
are coming out of the Ohio and its trib-
utaries, and the river is rising steadily
here.
The market is quoted firmcr all round,
and prices rule steady to-day, but without
any change. Receipts have been liberal
in everything. and stocks are heavy.
Choice grades of flour are plenty and
dull. but low grades cannot be had in
quantities sufficient to ill orders.
Receipts of grain for last five days
were as follows: II cars oats, II cars
of corn and ears of wheat.
THE MARKET.
RegnOur friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are usually for
sale from first hands IN round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots il is nee
essary to charge an advance over these
figures. ays5a
FLOUR.
The market is unchanged. Choice Is
plenty and dull. Low and medium grades
active and scarce; in fact, the market Is
entirely bare. We note sales of 800 bbls,
81 SOFAS ~; 700 bbls City Mills, 81 5O@
G6 30; 300 bbls. 81 50@5 10; 800 bbls.
81 75(G5 70; 400 bblS, - 5O@G 90; 300 bbls,
81 50@575.
HAY.
Two cars choice mixed, delivered,
SIS 90; car strictly choice timothy, de-
livered, $2l 30; cars prime mixed and
timothy, delivered, SIS OOG2O 90; car
choice timothy, delivered, S2l 90; cal
choice mixed, delivered, SIS 90; 8 cars
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Hon. George W. Wall, ri DuQuoin,
was in the city Yesterday. and called upon
the editor of The BCLLETIS.
MIR. Obcrly will leave this afternoon
TO attend an Odd-Fellow,' celebration.
and deliver an address. at Kinmunday.
Hon. Dan Mum and lady and Miss
Pcrtic Mum. left this city for Chicago
yesterday afternoon.
Prof. Pike. principal Of the Pittsiield
public schools. was in the city yesterday.
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Hunting Club Rail.

The Cairo Alexander County Hunting
Club. gave their ball and supper at
Scheels hall last night. The hall was
well filled with the friends of the society,
each and every one of whom entered into
the festivities with his whole soul. The
supper was the most delicious repast that
has been set before the people of this city
for many day, and was demolished by
the company in very credtable manner.
Dancing was kept up until a late hour,
when the party broke up, all present be-
ing satisfied to 60 home and sleep away
the first few hours of the new year.
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Noticp

Is hereby given that default having been made
for more than Sky days In the payment of
portion of the amount secured 10 lie paid 10y
certain Mortgage executed by Henry bunker
TO samuel Stnats Taylor aud Edwin Parsons,
Trustees Of the Cairo ity Property, dated
August 9th 1861, recorded Ia the Recorders
Oflice, IN and for Alexander county, in the
state of Illinois, in book opp Of deeds, page
llg We, the undersigned, said trustees,
will on saturday the oh day Of January next,
A. ID 1873, at o clock in the forenoon of that
day, under and by virtue of The power Of sale
contained in said Mortgage, sell ~ Public Auc-
ton, to the highest bidder Tor cash, at the Of
flee building Of sad Trustee, corner Of Wash
ingtOn Avenue and Eighteenth street In said
City OF Cairo, in NleNnnder county and tate Of
llino ;, all the right, title and Interest Of said
Henry bunker or his assigns, in and to lots
murdered II (seyenteenl, and Is (eighteen) in
block numbered - ttwenty-one) in the Fourth
addition 10 said city OF afro, according 10 the
recorded plat thereof, with the appurenances, 10
satisfy the purposes and condition of said Mort
gage ~ AAls lAl Lux,
EDWIN PARSONS.
Trustees OF the afro City Property.
Dated, Cairo, Ill, December iith, le1i
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After the Fire.

Isti,l have u few brst- lass Wood and Coal
Cook Stov =; also Parlor, Office and Box
Heating Stoves; Sugar Kettles, ovens,
Skillets and Lids; Air Crates Mantel Crates
Chain Pumps, Lit Pumps, stoye-pipe,
Elbows, Zinc, Sheet Iron, Tin-plate, Cop
per. etc. Also few Grain and Grass
scy hes, not injured by the fire. Also IA
variety of other goods, which | am otierins;
at from % to 70 per cent. below cost. Cal
INN diatcly if you want bargain, as AM
dete rmined to clo'e out within ten days,
No. 1886 Commercial avenue.
123--l2-3l-lOt. T. j. KBRTH.
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steam Dys ing.

Messrs. schicht & Ulrich have returned
toCairo with their Chemical and steam-Dyc-
ing establishment. and taken up their quar-
tiers at the Old stand, on Commercial ave-
nue., corner Eighth street. They are prepa'e ed
TO do any thing in the way Of cleaning, rem
oyating, repairing or cOlor,ng silks,riLbons,
Kid gloves, doth, cotton and wooden
goods, ostrich feathers, etc, etc, and guar
an,ee satisfaction In every essc.
n2l2.23-Gt
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knights Of Pythias.

AT meeting Of the Knights Of
Py,hias. held at their Castle Hail. on
Tuesday night, the following named
officer. were elected for the ensuing term:
c. Il. Slack, Chancellor Commander :
Jno. IL. Gossmau, Vice Chancellor: Will
n. Hawkins, Keeper Of Records and
Seal: Jno. \. Holmes, Master at Arms;
VI. VI Moore. Master Of Exchequer
+. Bross. Representative to Grand Lodge,
and JnO. II. Oberly, Alternate.
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Charles Lancaster and Newton Rice, Date
with Walters both well known to our citi'
zens, and to river men generally, have es-
tablished a lumber yard in Cairo, corner of
sixteenth street and commercial avenue.
They will keep every description of build
ing material and steamboat lumber, doors,
sash, blinds, mouldings, shingles, lath, etc.,
ETC.. and are determined to sell lower than
lumber has ever been sod in Cairo. They
solicit fair trial from steamboat men and
builders, and guarantee satisfaction In all
cases. 3s7.l0-27-tf.
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The second lecture Of the series 70 be
delivered in the High school building
during the winter, will take place next
Monday night, January !. Mr.. ID. l..
Davis. OF the Sun. will address the
audience, which, we have no doubt, will
be a large one. Mr.. Dayi, is well-read
man. very good talker. with plenty Of
vim. and hi. lecture will be an interest.
ing and instructive ono.
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Is hereby given that default having been made
for more than sixty days In the payment OF a
portion of the amount secured To be paid by u
certain Mortgage executed by Rebecca j. Close
to samuel Stats TAYLOR aud Edwin Parsons,
Trustee of the Cairo City Property, dated March
3Oth, ls72, recorded in the Recorders Office, in
aud for Alexander county, in the state Of lllt-
nois, in Book ''l' of deeds, page 5l1, We, the
undersigned, said Trustees, viii, on saturday
the 9Th day of January next, A. ID ls15i ut 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, 20 the highest
bidder, for cash. ut The office building OF said
Trustees corner of Washington Avenue and
Eighteenth street, In said City OF Cairo, In lex
ande, county and tate Of Illinois, all the rght,
title aud interest Of suid Rclecca j. Close or her
assigns. IN ard To lots rrml cred tonel uwo) !,
3 three (iour) 3 dive elk, tseNenl,
(egh), o (niuc), In block numbered - teighty
cighD In the First addition 10 the sad city OF
Cairo according 10 he recorded plat thereof
with the al purienanrcs, TO satisfy the purposes
and condition of said Mortgage,
-. STATS TAYLOR,
llNIN PARSONS,
Trustees of the Cairo city Property,
Dated, Cairo, H.. December llih, lsi.
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wish overv person indebted to me to
call and settle before the LIST OF January,
1878, IA | have conclude to carry on u
strictly ca.h business on ard after tn It
date. If settlement is not made As request
cd in this notice, the amount due to me
will be collected by law.
ApoLPH SwoBoDA.
CAIRO. ILL, Dec. IA, 1874.
h5-l1.l5-tf
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that leinnlf having been made

Is hereby given that default having been hiaue
for more than sixty day IN ne pay meht OF
portiou of the amount secured 10 De PAM py
certain Mortgage executed by VIM, ASSN 10
Samuel Staats Taylor and Edwin Parsons rus
tees Of the cairo City Property dated May 'ltn,
1865 recorded in the Recorders oilee, IN anu
for Alexander county in the state Of illinois IN
pook ''P" of deeds, page 100, we, the under
signed, said Trustees, will, on saturday, me
OH day Of January next, ID, $50, AZ ~
Urine of the power of sale contained In SAID
Mortgage, sell, at public auction, e the highss,
bidder, for cash, ut the ofiee building OF sai1
Trustees, corner of Washington avenue snd
Eighteenth street In said city OF Cairo, in Alex
ander county and state of Illinois, all the iisnt'
| title and interest of said VIM. tassin or his as
| signs IN and TO lot numbered 50 (ihirty-twol ~
| block numbered q twen,y,onel In ne fou ibs
| Addition 10 said city Of Cairo, according 70 us
recorded plat thereof with the appurtensnsssI
TO satisfy the purpose. and condition S q 'A's
Mortgage, sbIAAts llsAn iSLGG"'
Trustees of the Cairo CRY Properly "A
| Dated Cairo, III, Dec. Itsh, 1874 S''-N'
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Closing Out sale.

To-day, "wednesday December 30,
at 10 o'clock, m, viii commence selling
the Fixtures Of the firm Of Parsons, Davis
& %. They must all be sod 10y the 1T Of
January. | will also sell tbs balance OF the
stock on hand. The furniture consists OF
Shelving, Counters, Showcases. Sc, &c.
Also. ONE Furniture, including a good
sized Fire-proof safe. The sale will con-
tnue during the day, and also on Thurs
day. until all is sold.
j. r. THOMAS. Assignee,
Cairo, Dec. 90, 1874, l2l-l2 29-2t
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Isolire Court.

\ colorcd Lady named Mollic Hunter
wa, arrested and taken before Judge
Bros, by Officer Cain Yesterday afternoon,
on complain, of Mrs. Ro'c. who sworc
that Mollic was guilty Of the unladylike
act Of bombarding her house with stones.
for which the judge fined her five dollars
and costs. Mollic la, engaged a suit OF
rooms at the Hotel de Mccarthy,
where she will receive" to-day.
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Notice
Is hereby given that default having been made
for more than siNty dayr IN the
payment Of portion of the amount
secured 10 he paid by % certain Mougee
executed by William Fitzpatrick 70 samuel
staats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, llusites OF
the Cairo city Property, datet February 2ith,
ist5. recorded in the Recorders uhicr in and
for Alexander county. in the state q lilihqis'
in Book 'P'' of deeds page So, We, the under
signed said Trustees, Will, ON saturday me
OH DAY of January next, 4, y $50 az 10
o,clnrk In the forenoon of tin. LAY, undet ana
by virtue Of the power ui sale contained ~ SAM
Mortgage, SELL AT Public AUCTION To- l99 hlsl,s
said trustee corperof Washington avenue ana rd
Eighteenth street In suld tity u CAIRO ~ NJ
axsnler county and STATE of Illinois. all the
right, title aud interest Of said " illan tiiz,
patrick or his assigns, in and 10 lot nunlelel .
iGyel in block numbered tonel IN ihe second
addition to said City of Cairo, aeeofdlng 10 the
recorded plat thereof, with the apptiIlenanees,
IN satisfy The purposes and condition OF said
Mortras. : STANT> TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees OF the Cairo City Properly.
Dated, Cairo, III December 18th, lsIi.