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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-04-01
Gine nsue 0neresia 8nraia.

Gin ian8es Q8ei6, peI9es aud bic ertrents
Iteig gbuppiniIten tottrrt olS 2Gn0snGnnin res
ilanlirem tt.odbten, rpltroe eben DOR ben @IFien
su Strabears ais Giftmif6erin ueruribeilt.
Sbr giau1e iit 8ri9itte 8ardeE uab iie uiro
bei9riebeu ais cine 8oIbIuts @Iiafferit NIT
allen ben Sdonbeiten ibrer &aee. Sieeri9ie,l
Dot benz @eri9tsbofe, sefLetbet II. Die trobis
tioneIe aQenanniIbs GraGt tueI6e felt betn
8erIuIte Don @IiaB in Barts 10 beL!ebt 8ewors
ben it,
8rigitte bat cine entI9tebene 2iebbaberei
fit bas Dffeatlibe 2eben, Ieieer bat fie nod
ntdt ben Ste9ten 8efunbeu. 8uerlt IieB iie
fi9 nit einent redtI6affenen glrbeiter, 9lds
mems 6O6fetter Elm, ruel@er i6pu in's @ros
btB, ebe ber 9oaigmonet DerSaa9e1 tuar.
Damn fam EN- ian8er fran3oitlGer Soloot-
an oie Reibe, Der aus Der Deutf9en Gefan9etls
S1aft SuTildgefebrt mar. 9lu9 CT Itarb etnige
g4otbeu na6 Der .6ocbSeit.
Sic lu9te nun na3 eiren orttten 8atten
aus Gber bic 9lGnnsr rparem bGr6 bos fdneLz
Le Sterben Der beioen friiberen fopfIden 9es
tuoroen unb es fano it6 fem re8ularer. Sic
uer1u9te eS NIT elrlen irre9ularer.
Sic nta3te Die 8efanntI9oft bes Sanbelsz
names SdaaI. gr mar perbeirotbet. 9os
ran ftieb iib ieboe5 8risitte nidt. Sic bea
f6IoB, iiber Die @atttn btnpe9 gum 3ieIe 81
i6retten. Sic ustIan9te in elmer Qpotbefe
9lrIenif, ,,ag ibre Staten ;u per9ifter, erbieIt
eS aber ribt. 3asegen 9ob ibr Der Apotbez
fer eine Ybospborpaitete, rpeltbe tie nur ,8ut
anwenoen nDge". Sas that fie, alIerDin9S
auf onbere 9tFt, oIs ibr &atb8eber es 9enetnt
bate. Sic. bate fi9 nit Srau S9aal ouf
einen pertrante1s, freunof9aftIi9en SUB 9ez
Iebt unb pubte ite au ilberrebeb Elm ain6ers
felt at gebeu, Sa oen Iie SUDDEN 5u liefern pets
Ipra3. Sn einise biefer SUDDEN bafte iie Die
gbospborpaite unO iu6te ibre 8iuaItn iibers
re6eu, ioI9e sa ellen. 6ron S6oal lebnte es
3uerit ab, oils aber ibr fIeiner Rnabe ibr 5ures
bette, inbeu er heruorbob, ,,rnie 530n ote Sas
den f6medten", CAB iie nod uno SenoB 6as
pon. Die 5oIge mat, 0oB iie am na9lten
Worgen pegen 1npobIIeins i'm 8ett bLeiben
uaubte. SOfort elite 8ri9itte berbet uno ruuBs
te fi9 oils Bflggerin anfsuoran9en.
Sat mar es bent Ar3te 9eLungen, bic Grons
fe uteoerbes3ufeaen, aIs es Der uerratberii6en
8risitte gelang, Elm anberes @tft in bic ibr
perI9riebene Vteoi3in 81 IaiI6en nno baotr9
ibren Cob berbeiSufiibIen. 8ie gpmptome,
unter benen er erfoI9te, tDaren aber benz 9rote
uerbG6ttg, er perneieerte ben TootenS6ein
mno beItano aitf eilser Seftton, ruel6e ben
Sbatbeitanb oer 8erSiftun8 berausfeIIte.
8rigitte mar Derbaftet ruorben nn0 als fte Iab,
bab 3u iiber3en9enbe 4n;ei&en seset iie uors.
Iagen, geieao lis bas 9erbreden nit entpOs
ren6er @eIaIenbeiteiss. Sn6eIen Der GtGatss
GnpaIt berubi8te fi6 babel niGt Gr LieB
bic 2ei1en Der erften Nldnner ausSraben uno
aud in ibnen tpitrSen beiitIide Spuren pom
@ift 9efanben. aIu9 bieie Dtoroe seitanb
soS entnenfdte Sra,len3trnraer 3u. Ser Ges
ri9tSbof uerurtbeiIte fie gum IObe. Sienobm
ben Gpru9 nit einens itupiDen 2a6eIn enta
aeaejl.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-04-01
aLler GeIebe bos 3i6teraint benz sSnbiuibunns
iiher ieine Mlitrnenfhen nerIeiht.

tlber leine MltmenI1em perleibt.
Ser 0erlauf 6es protofoas tpar 8an5 ges
etgnet, benz BorurtbeiI 6es Ri6ters fDrberIs6
81 letn. 2orD Aoron Seigte bic Auittun9 fiir
ben GGufI9tuin8 Dot; g8eb seitanb ben gnls
pfon9 oes Geloes 81 ino bebauptete, es fer8s
| fdltig petf6IoIIen Su boben; aber er ruoIlte
sueoer ben ei9entliden Gdufer bes @utes bes
3ei9ner mod bic glatur feines nadtIi6en Muss
gangs, Der Sertlihfeit heg MufentboIts, no
er Die spei Gtinben Nbweienbeit tsabrenb beg
sIm8bruds Der sSeuersbrnnit uno ber an9ebIiz
/ den IusGbung bes ginbrubes seroeIen iei.
8aber bran9te ii6 9errt pon Sarro6 Der Ars=
tpObn oaf, gBes babe ielber bic beoeutenbe
Sumnse entruen6et un6 3war I'm ginUerftGnbs
riiIe NIT benz Gne6te, benz er bic Ulittel sur
8Lu9t 8egeben babe, ,ittt ben 9lnI6ein oer
S1uIb aaf tbn Su Ienfen. QBeb mar dn6er
Stan6e Si bemeiIet bob 3uii6en benz AuSens
bIide, mo er ienen gebeimniBDolIen Aus8an8
in ber 96mnterung uorgenomalen bate, nno
benieniaen, NO er uon ber Bran6Ita 5uriids
febrenb fein j3inmer rpieber betreten bate, It's
genb Semanb il, Ieinem 3iumer 9emefen iei
TN, 5u 6e3eu9en, bob er bic S6ublaoen unb
Sdder 6es G9reibtiides 10 erbro1en un6
bur6tuIba gefunber babe, tpie tie ft6 erSebea
batten, nadoem BeB ben DiebfobI ent6eft
,lnb Inn SiIfe 8erufen baite. SIS mar baber
Iei9t m0gLt6 - 10 9err BON 9arra9 bielt es
fogor tlibt Bios fir pabrideinIib, ionbern
fur Giis8enro1t, -baB gBek bas @eIo ir9enbz
uo uerfedt uer8raben unb in Si9erbeit ges
bra6t bann bos syener entrueber ieEbft on8es
IeSt o6sr ben entrpt9enen Sepp bierBu nerans
Iobt babe, uno 6ab bic grbre9nng bes S9reibs
tiideS, bic 9ur9mubIung ieines SnbaIts &C.
erft na6 benz po4So9enen Diebftabl oes @eIs
bes ffattgefnn6en. gus aLl' bieier @rfinben
ilrtb neil Beb o5nebin cine gebeimniBuoae
BerIon, Elm bergeIauFener Renf9 mar, Iieb
6err BON 6arrab ben Hentmeifter fogIei9 pers
baften uno in feffen 8emobriam brtn9en.
Ser ad9fe gerIaui Der 1lnteriubnng f9ien
oiefe guffafgang bes RrimtnaIri1ters niir 3u :
beftdtiSen; MiBtrauen 1T bic erite &t6ters
pflt9t. 2ou Naron tnuBte no9mals uernDftts
men iueroef, be3agli9 Der Tbatia6e fopohL
Oh oas GeIb uno srpar in fold bobem Betroz
De onf ben O6erbofe porbatoen 9erueIett 10
uie pe8en Der WDgEi1fett, baB er ebenfaIIs
IN, @onlpIott NIT Bes iinb benz Gne5te iteda
Ie. Ser GerI mar ia eiil Sube, i,1b Elm Sus
be tuar nod ber bumaren MnI6a,slng bieieS
3uttaaeit Gi1ters aus einer ebeIigen sSaniiIte
u Glem fdbt8. gBie oerbddti8 f5on bab
4aron fid5 bate perIenSnen IafIetg ais man
br bate uetbaften LaiIen noLIen, baB er, enos
t9 auf9efunoen bis suiis IoSe erf9roden
uar ila6 Ietne lInf9nIo betbeuert bate! g8te
ebr serbafbtig ferner, baB er BET fetnent cts
Ten 8erb0re ansab, Der ei8entti9e Raufer 6es
)berbofes fei 6err 8obert a1eb, Der Nents
1eifer IeEbR, ilno er babe poi, Tim N oer ytes
benz Die Sunnte erbalten, iueIGe er oGnr
~ r. . : A
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{ Perion burd ben 8eiit pon &ednunssat
5Isen BiIam;en &C. na95upeiIen periud
aud ueitere Beueiie burA ieinen Nntpt
por3ulegen perfpro1en bate. - MEsbann
iabe anermartete Cob MIbert's, weIder D.
: Germ pom Bernftett auf Der Gren3e, weni
; WteiIen Don S9rotbeim i'm Duen eri9oi1
iuoroen mar, cine Na6ri9t peI1e b,
, aIten Worib beinabe su Boben fdn,ettert
; Die SIu1t bes 6errn BON 8ernitett, ueId
ft6 na9 Der S6mei3 sepenbet baben 1oIlt'
, = bie Rranfbeit bes alten Stasemann, b
ben Sabritberrn um feline peniionirnng q
beten bate, - bieS Iles iparen Dinge, rpeId
tn Ser gar5en @esenb sepaltises Muffebs
erre9t batten unb I'M @an3er, tpie i'm gtn3e
s,e,t beIonbers Web intereiiiren ntubten.
| llnb pte nabm benn Der Rommersienroi
| bic Rinbe non sllbert's Iobe auf2 fragt
gSes ben 9anptntann; .pie benabn ct fl
beute BET Der 8eeroisunss
Sc nun, beute mar ct etrpas gefabter, abe
in feinen 3igen Lag mebr 3orn unb perbifT;
ner Sn9rimrt als S1u,erS perfebte 6el
mclb; bte erfte Ra1ri6t, rueIhe CT 9erab
bet fetHem einiamen MittogseiIen erbielt, G:
elite i'm fpie ett DonnerfdIag = er eeberbe
te ii9 ruie rpabniinnis, benn es mar ia iei
einsiser Sobm! Ct f9rie gum 8ersmeifell
nno wollte ioslei6 fort, nm ietnen Gobn q
| ieben nnb ben Worber 3u perfoI9en; bani
erinnerte er it9 ieiner 8erbafting inb betlrn,
te ben anpefenoen Striften, ibm bic Nufbeb
nng BET Saft 3u ermirfen ober ibn 70 obn
Weiteres for.5ulalIen; feline ssrau un5 be
Abuofat batt,a bic 8r6Bte Mlbe 8ebabt, i5n
bas llniinnise unb NusEoIe zines iol6en Ser
fabrens uor3uiteaen. Der 9tbpotat bra5t'
es Johann beim @eridt 10 nett, baB bic Saf
9esen ibn bis auf wetteres eingeaeat tpMroe,
nno nun fubr 9err bon Morib fo9Iei9 mad
benz Sorfa mo bie 2ei9e MIbert's Log, fanbtt
mebre 0eri9tspetionen inb YoIi;eibeamte
binter benz fIl6tisen 8aron ber, linb aab If.
men SefebL benielben ,peger MehleII9uIben
fehfeten gu laiien faQs ia bic Beb5rben ei.
mes fren1oen 2anbes iib tueisern tpiir6en,
Bernftett barutn 5u uerbaften, neil Der iunge
MoriB i'm Due4 uon ieiner Sanb fieI.
Sic tpiHen, Der Rommer;ienratb tbut nidts
balb, nno Do ct ben Baron NIT Me1IeIn uno
anberen @elbporfdl1Ien in feiner Sano bat,
10 1T gar ntbt gu 3meifeIn, baB er feline &a9e
pouitdnoig on tim auslaiIen rpirb, ruenn ct
'en TeFne1men la11en fa'1n'
Sc num- ,per miro ibn bies uerbenfen
iaste Bet. @lei6uiel in ,peI9en, Grao BON
yaitfdnlo bic beiben Manner binF9tIitb ber
8erfiirs,ins Der Wegener iden &inber ;u eins
amber iteben m6sen, 10 III bod menisfens 10
uiel flar, bab Serr pon 8ernitett bod in bes
&omn,er5ienratbs S1ulo itanb, unb bab ber
Mnlab Sn bielem Duea iebenfaQs ein bDHft
geringfii9i9er uno zines fold bLutigen @rns
ites i,ntpiirbiser tuar es 1T Elm eiseutblmIis
DIES gBalten Der giemeiis, baB ben Baron auf
oieie Weiie mad LANCER ungebtnberter G6Iemz
merei unb 2ieberIi9feit enbIi9 Elm ernites
@ei6id ereilen foa. M6er Die Sage bes &om,
merSienratbes fann i'd mir iebr gut uerseseas
tparttsen. = Der SOB feines Sobnes Serft6rt
ole ietne ebrsetSigen nno babia6tisen Plane,
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Sabrgallg 32.

SD Iaife ibn nod bsute Nadt bierber ent.
bieten.
Gnt, nnb i6 idreibe eintueiIen st,eine Sns
.fruftionen fur ibn, bic i'd Dir npr8en fritz
3afeuen nerbe; lei MIR 8uten Rutbes, mir
iiesen aud biesmaI, nnb nun CUTE NaGt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-04-01

@erebter @ott, rDenn es ruabr udre riei
Web; iei fart, t,ein MGb6en! per3eib, baf
i9 Did perlaIIe, aber i9 muB fort. Goieu
llnb nod etnent rai6en Rufie, elmer uiloen
1lmarmun9, einens beiBen SanoeSrad iprane
er tpie Elm 8ebettes g8ilo bapon.
gIs gDeB iiber Die 8aunpIanfen 9efletteri
un6 ouf bic 2anbitraBe geiprunSen tuar, iat
er cine bobe 2obe gen 6inln,eI. i6lasen UNI
bas ma6ti8e Sirn,ament iueitbin fta rOtben,
Die Da9er bes SberbofeB unb bic Senite,
eIiibten firi1rotb beriiber. gSeb lief aus
3eibesfrdften; lber bas SeIo beriiber i6ol
bos &ufen un6 S6reien Der Bauera uni
| Sabritarbeiter, Die It9 pom Gerf unb Dor
Saeenreut aus anfma5ter, urt bic Srnnf
auf benz einIanteil Sof8ut IOI6en 81 belfen
in unSIaabIi6!s ftir5er 3sit bate g8es ber
9Beg 5lrifseIe9t; iein Ser5 bebte tbrt IN
2eibe bein 4nbIid bieier nerbeeren6en @lutb
bebte befto beftiger, ie naber er tbr tam. Si
sSront bes Serrenbauies rpar oisnfeL - sott
LOB, es brannte ni9t bier. Sinter betn Dad
! frF bss .5errenbauies aber 5iinselte Die SLAM
me berauf - 9as Seuer f9ien in ben Sefo
non,iesGebduben aage8angen 3u fem. Sl
tr6FIi6 bieier @ebanfe anfan9s fiir gBeb ge
mefsn mar, neil er FIT iene bebeutenbe @ertb
iunme banse bate, 10 beunrubiste ibn Der
ieIbe bod binterber Inn 70 tnebr; in ben Sefo
noutieseb6noen Lag cine san3e Grnte, iln
bieIe sebOrte nod Der Trau bon 8ernFeti
Das Seuer mar entftanberL uabreno er fert.
mar : bas iebte 1eine Bunftli6feit unb @e
,oiFenbaftisfeit in elm i6limntes 2i6t
Sebt bate er ben Sberbof errei9t bas 8e
| f9rei Der 26i9enOen, bas BrafeIn unb Yu
ten tDnten aus benz Sofe beritber, oas Sid
in ieine,n 3in,uer mot erloi6en = natiirli9
Sepp NOR ft5er beim Seuer. 0es po9i
unb i6elte ni6t Ianse! Elm ti6tiger AnIal
seseu bas Gbor unb ct ipranS bod senu
binauf, UNI nit beiben SGnben bic 9interIeif
beHeIben su erfaiIen unb nit Der gan3e
! Rraft Die ibm bic Aufresnns perIieb, 500
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-25
The BULLETIN.
E PARAGRAPHS.

--"One thing" says an old topper,
twas never seen coming through the rye.
aud that's the kind of whisky one gets
nowadays.
--"Its generally the case with bad
boys" philosophically remarks Miss An
thony, "that they look like their mother
and act like their father
Your feet are very stylish, said
man to his friend, whose feet was COW
cred with sunions. mo, not stylish,
but exceedingly nobby," was the good
naturcd reply.
English travelcr--"As he got up two
horse pistols dropped from his back
pockets" INTERCHANGEABLE how could
he find room for two horse pistols:"
Third party--"O. lac did not mean two
horse pistols, exactly. he meant NV"
Colts pistols"
"A man in North Carolina who was
saved from conviction for horse steal
ing by the powerful plea OF his lawyer.
after his acquittal by the jury. was ask cd
by the lawyer: "IIonor bright. now Bill,
you did steal that horse. didn't you z"
"Now look adhere, Judge was the re-
ply. II alters did think stole that hoss,
but since hearn your speech to that ere
Jury, I'll be dogoned If ! aint got my
doubts about it,"
Jones went to theatre the other
evening. The play was bad. the acting
worse. ON all sides Jones friends were
Kissing both. "Iou take II comfortably
slid friend to Jones. IL came in on
an order. aud don't feel at liberty to
express an adverse opinion was the re-
ply. Presently, however, Jones rose.
hurricdly. Indignation in every line of
his face. ''By Joye, | must go out and
pay" he exclaimed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-25

Before the era % Railroads. Cairo had a
comuaudrg position rs u centre at com.
inercr and navigation. Thi, importance Of
position she TIA possesses but hnS now the
addlt onal advantage OF being great rail-
road n re. q number OF the most imuyIi.
ant railroad, In the Valley oithc Mis-, ,,ippi
converting 10 and having their termini
there. Am NJ these. comm. lromthe north
are the great Illinois Central Railroad.
which traNcrscs the entire ~tate Of Illinois
frOmlt extreme northern and northeastern
to it, southern limits. aud BY itsconn, ction,
extends into all the great northwestern
grain producing States the Cairo aud Vim.
cnnnc,, extending from Cairo to he civ of
NiHcenncS. in the state of INDIAN. where
it, connections afford direct railroad com
munications with all Eastern cities AMI
the Cairo " 1t. Louis Railroad. anording n
direct railroad communication with the
City II II. Louis and all the railroads cen.
terng there. The roads coming from tn.
South are the New orleans. jackson and
Great Northern and the Mobile aud Ohio
Railroads. which give direct railroad COM
municatiou with the cities of Mobile and
New Orleans, and other Southern Atlantic
sea ports, and by connecting roads with all
the country south OF Cairo; aud comm.
from the southwest ], the Cairo. Aikansa,
and reSls Railroad, which tilOri, similar
communication with them Nj souri,.
ARKANSAS and Texas and the principal cit.
les Of those states. This last-namcd road
Will give, also, direct connection with The
TeXa, and Pacific Road when il il com H..
ted, thus giving direct cOmnuuica' ion wi ii
the principal porte of the Pacific ocean.
lhese ra lrOads, terminating at Cairo. are
now all completed and in successful opera
zion, those IN Illinois coming into the city
on II bank OF each OF the rivers. Ohio ana
Mississippi and terminating al their conflu.
TtsN a. ait Ia.
Springs, Browns lie and Ohio River Rail
road, and the Cairo and Tennessee River
Railroad, which viii both terminate ut
CAIRO, are in course Of construction and will
soon be completed, and other rullroaa. both
IN lllinoi, aud in state, south Of the Ohio
river, which wall also terminate NJ Cairo,
gre nEs rt2alsSSiea 1Rf eet6TRHTdf5hii- 5wNSf6e,9
will greatly increase the rliIrosd commune
cations OF cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-25
'tuqucStioNIbiy the best sU~fafu.d
~ori oItiir iIiuC in the ggoIId.'
hARPER'S MAGAZINE.
iIStSEHAIAp.
Nurlcle nt 1LIn NM.

The ever Increasing cifculliiou o. tii.
excellent monthly proves it, cluH.u.d
adoption 20 popular desires aud need. H.
deed, when vs., think INFO bow many home
II pcuetlatc- every m0ut.. wc must cIf-
slider 1t a. one ot thc edurA.,i e. wei "a.
entertainers ~ the publ mIui, iOr li. yl-'
popularity hes been won b. no appeal Go
stupid frciudicgs Of dcprayedta.to..-R o,-
ton Globe.
The character which this Naulinc pos.
,c-scs iOrNtrie y rrt"r,Ti u. gT,i.'irWcalth,
and literary culture TINT his kept ra-cWith,
it IL bias not loi the times, should cause Its
conductors % rcst ID with ju.tHl.lt COM
rlJcc.cy. IL l-J entities them 20 % .r,at
claim upon the public gratitude. 800
MaEIziuc hes done goos and not evil ui
thr day II It, liia.-h ooklyn Eagle.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-25

Of Cairo is not less important. The crude
materials Of every description, which con
stitute the elements 81 manufactured arti.
Giles, abound on every size, Iron ore, coal,
of superior quality, and timber Of every
character, more than others, being easily
and chcaply accessible, bnd the rich agii.
cultural region the immediate neighhor.
hooi, ~ well az the more remote districts
rendered tributary o. il by river AMI rail,
furnish supplies of The Lecessarirs Of life In
such abundance as tor, ndcr living except
ionally cheap. When the manufactured aiti.
cleH are produced. the facilities for cheap
distribution by river and rail are not
equalled,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-25

CAIRO has moral intelligent liberal and
eht'rpfl'ing p'pua'ion of about II O00-has
superior :! stem OF public schools, which.
prise, nfiord uGsurp ssed educational adj
Nahta?e'--is possessed Of wcll,-tabl shed
ehurche. Of nearly every denomination
nus pnbh' ana priv ate buildings O a sups.
r'or cha acter-his climate, which for "a
uhriiy ana healthiul influences canot be
surpbss"d-ha. a well-regulatcd md ef-
he,enl municipal organization, its street,
nehled "ltl gus. aud other metropol tan adj
vantages, which make it highly dt.Ir,ble
and in reality not 10 be cxcelled a. place
OF permanent residence.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-25
In Chancery-Master's Sale.

State Of Illinois, Alexander county-ss.
In the Alexander county Circuit Court.
Samuel NJ. Orr We. David +. Griffin, ct al
Mechanics Lien.
Public notice H. hereby given that in pur.
suance ola decree rendered in the above
entitled cau.e in said Court at the May Term
thereof, A. ID. lsI4, !, John q. Hartman,
Master In Chancery Of said county, will, on
the 18th day Of June. A. ID. 1873, al O'Clock
p. IN. of said day, sell at public veniue TO
the highest bidder, for cash, Subject to the
equity OF redemption,) at the front door OF
the Court House In the city OF Cairo. ILL.,
NOS, the leasehold estate o. the said de-
PENDANT, DayidF. Griffin, in and to lot mum.
beTed Thirty-seyeD. 49, In Block numbered
seNenty-one, Oh in the city OF Cairo,
county OF Alexander, State OF Illinois, to.
gether with the buildings thereon situate
and thercunto belonging.
join e. HARTMAN,
Master in Chancery.
CAIRO, LII, May 2Ith, 1876. iS3-5-27.wit
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