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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-02
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Bel Der am %. Ssptember ~ Tncr
ifattsebabten Wein.S sriteiserung. ls74sr,
Grescens eeS 6errn SutsbeFters Besea>
tore su Rsrtsrt, iino rcd1t itous Yreiis erye!t
woroen. Der sroBte &beil 1T uoa Grier's
@eiubanolunssn. @albSFen uno @irtheu
an9eIteigert woroen. Sdmmtli9e ausae=
botene @eine fanoen H5nebmer.
IS iino suseidlaaen woroen y IA 1nS
Der gan;emsr fir 2sI9 Sblr., Il ITO bis
233 1blr.. Ourdidniitspreis 2Ol Tafr.
10 SCR. 8 Big. p 8 6uoer apers RapP
fir 1875 SbIr., Il 100 bis 263 Jbfr.,
Sur9Idnittspreis 229 Sblr. 4 Cur. =
Yis. 81 20 6uoer Dil,inser.R upp tar
1852 Gblr., d 2O3 bis sos Sblr.. Dard=
~idaittsprsis 28O lhtr. % S9r. Grl0s Der
Seritei9eruns i'm @anpn 1925 lblr.
: 9ierauf farnen nod 8 Gubsr ls7xsr
@ittiuser aus Der Gresesn; bes Serrn Jsr
iepb gteyB ;u Tilsen a. b. 9. CUR Scraciz
aernna. pslde bel i9paber gouearvens
fiir l472 3bIr. anseiteissrt porosn iiSa.
Der nieorislte Sreis mar lO6 lhlr., b5d=
tier rsa SbIr., Our4i9nitt 1853 S5tr. ls
.Ssr. 8 Sig.
Nm s.. uno Z. October fan6 in BerSfa=
iteI Die 25idbriss Snbetieier Ses Germ Ba=
tor Osrba4 nit picIsr 6eier itatt.
aim 80. Ssptsmbsr wurbs in IrieS Sa=
itor giaien mad YsrbIbuns monaaidu
Straie aus benz gsidnsniHe enttaRem.
Bonn @efdn9nilfe aus NOR cine Ianae
Streds StraBs nit Slumsn beltreut. Bon
uielen Yfarrtinoern wurSe Der s.. gla(eR
Suerlt na4 Der Yfarrmobnuu9 uaa baRR
na9 Dem @otteSbauie, no CT Die 8. WsTe
los, bssteitet. Oas Siarrbaus mar prd4z
Zig ssiamIdt umo trns folsenoe Sai9riif:
60 III ex Srsnnunasfunes,
Die tittre, esnn eahin;
. mStts lussr 3risreu
Dir laase ieBt frelibn
Nm 81. S~sptember ltarb 6err Oe4ant
Yrin; IN Saarburs. X. |. p. Gin lapes
rer S9las iir ben Ort!
Ger &eoatteur Ssr III 8erufaGet
erI9einenoen .RoisIa" purbe III Srier Don
Der neutrality-suspicious. rpesen sbz
orud oes 0sOi9tss ~abi6ieSswor'e Der
Sdwsiter Ssrapbine- (9lbssOrud, in Rr.
2l3 Der Y@asstte") Der MapeitdSbelsisis
9un9 iiberiibrt una gu spei Manate Sc
fan9niB neblt Roitsn perurtbsilt.
Nus Saaruaion i3reibt man antsr
benz ~. September: SEER, 5aIt elm init
heinem Segsn!" modtsn mir beirn gablid
osy brebenoes aelte unS ssr iibertaQteR
&aisn ausru;en. Die Mease Der 3wets
i5cn 1T 10 9roB, SaB pie 8rennsr @raben
ausmauern laiien, UNI bic Sorrattx au5sg.
bcpabren. SSm pcrisen Sabre gait Ser
Gentner 3.peti5en eineH Ghlr., iest bictet
man 90 Sous far einea gentn. ", 9.Sous
iir eiaen Ror6, Der 40 SIunS ooer $500
Stad 3pstiben entbdlt.
Sic Die .Gobl. Yolts;ts." pemimmt.
! IiuS I'M &esisruusSbs;irt grier fotasnax
,poif Dor ben Maiseiesen anseitsate @eitfs
lide seiperrt woroen: &aplan Ossba@ In
(rier; 8apton Riswsr in @raad; &aptsu
@omber. III 8etrina; Yaitor Strotb ia
0ilbriuaen; Eaitor Dress in Slpperatbi
Yaitor 0srmss in @uisnbura; $aitor Ssr
In SrOdi@eio: yaitor Sormtld ia Vsttia=
! ssn ; Saltor Sbaeioer in Baorit Batasv
Msrssns In Neanmsiisr; Saltor Sraun IN
Ylumis; Osdant gbuiter. oer ais Cans
tonspiarrer IN Yrim nidt untsr oas Sp<rvs
aeIee taQt, 1T fir bic Siarrei &ommevSs
beim. Ssrsx Yermaltuus ibm bisbsr oblss>
seipsut msrSsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-02
Meiit Eatcrlano.
Wcn Z. Blum.

m SCH Z. SluWs
Seinsr tsl. @Obsit benz Prin;en 9sinrid
Der 9tieoerlanoe Sewiomet CUR flnfunS'
swausisidbrisen Stattbaltsridaft.
No cuff fanf,sn sriinsn Bergen,
aa Der Woiel bslism Siranp.
Gid bic aol'ntn Hebsn bergen;
81 mtin tbsurts Saterlane.
go i'm @erpsn. frob pes Sirtsn
8rtisr Gang bic eat erfaat.
S,arte Saut bic S6wsrter fibrsn.
slltts cenribss Slut ned quilt.
$50 i'm Slssu, in ban Sersea
&sst uuo itait bic iarfe Sanej
Sid Ger Gret SdGse bergen;
ST n sia ibsursS gatsrlans. -,,-roi
9Sp elm 5lrf nit ie,nsn 2reurn
Gen nmitImst rer eirbs Sanp;
o., Yiesfuue Snn' Gb iris srneaerna
81 wsin ipsurss 8ltsrlanp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-02

OieSbdfer l6msl,sn inner mclr su:
fammsn. Die g~prinsbam Seieai4ait bat
ibre 1000 afsr sntbaitenoe 6arm perpad.
tet uno ii9 mi, Der pom gnfieIo, Gonn,
uereiniat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-02

liab 70 tritt CT oeun ieinsn ~;peitsn s5abrs
gang au, Der ySentihe 0ansidab" in
Sort unb Bib Bon alsn Inter
baltunssi6riiten fir bas fatboliide Solf,
sic mir in Der bsutidtn Sprade fennsn,
III uns Der l6ausidas cine Der lieblien uno
wertbetsn. Dnrb unb bur9 ssbicssne,
quite tatboItibe SrisinaIartissl nit ben
prd1ti9lten 9olsl6nltten seSiert. empieblen
bas Wert ben weitelten &reiien. Gs lit
baber ni6t 81 %uerpunoern. oob Der 0auSi
ihas" ieinsn ~,rpeitsn Sabrsans bereits NIT
einer abonnenteniabl pon 40 Salieno ans
idn9t. Sas Slatt peroient ale unterltii;s
,uus. 1ir cmpfebIsn es alen 6omiIien
als cine 2eetiire, bic susleid init Der Inter:
baltun9 cine quite Selebruns psrbinoet.
Sbr fatbolil1eu Gltsrn bannt bic iei9te
bsletrNii9e 9itsratar aus enern bamilien,
es lit Elm @iit, baS lansiam o6er fiber u.
t5bli6 mirft. @sbt suern 8inoern, itatt
elmer v@artsnlaube", itatt oes ,Oabeim".
ltatt jcnfisen moosrnen S9nnoes, Der leis
Der nod in maj DIN fatboliiaen 6amilien
81 finbsn 1T, ben pOeutidsn sausl9as,"
Die ,9llte unb neue Welt" ano dbnlibe
probutts tatbolii6sn Denfens nnb Sdaf,
fens in bic Sano, lteben iolde 8erte bod
in tsiner 9inIi9t mad. Die critic 9ium:
mer 1875 oss SauSidases 1T auBeroroent;
tib reid, iowobl an geieltoif ais an iGOnsn,
ia pra3tuoqen, Sti9en.
xrTt;-Ter ntus Stot.- Roman ron ga.
DE- WafpG.. Eas, gtlit:a Ter &SmT.-Yon
Sstag ian drummer. YintauItno Tclars 8snte
-@on gsnanS Wiiasr. Tsy Nil uup itiu gpai
FER ge1 sleclf GtsIins. perlmanu'S Hnfn
Gint beitrt neutrality-suspicious.. Son 8ran
8raatmaun. Ssran.-Wetibt Don sinsm IL
itclif6sn 8etrsmann. BUR pisrbunerriabri
acn @sbmffsitr BON Mi6d Ans:lo Suonaren,
Tu Hur&Ri& ess Nilpammss lei 8aire.-8ol
9lectf Gtsleius. Sd tsnf an bic lses Stunr
msiu.- @sei&t BON .. 3. MSn&. Tie buti6
aaknfrens. tie Assura in Ger Stwti,. Ia
Rational, Tsnfnal fir aSnis Mar III. ron Yas
nn.-GrIautut 1Uu @maus @aus. bsiuris
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-02

Die sSuinois Staats. 9eituns Sob Srin:
ting &c." l9idte uns ben BON ibr berauss
sesebenen ,.Subilanms Galenoer' M
bnnbertiten @ebartsfete Der
ameritani den Gepmblif ~.
DsrisIbs sntbdlt einsn ieiBis, bod an pie.
len Stelsn bS9it e%inieitis bsarbeitetcn &C:
i9idtlidsn lleberbIif Der aniisoluns uno
@ranbuns Der Ser. ST., iouis Der widtiss
ten Grsisnife wdbrsnb ibres bunoertidbriT
gen 8sitsbens, fsrner Statiltifen. iiber
Yeu6Itsruns, 9anoet @srusrbs, slfsrbau
u,.j. 10. Greis 25 Sets.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-02

october. 1915.

Dem Prens ru sengem 25iaehrigen Jubilaeums-
9a fest. Si9tLf
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-09-16
STR0UTSBURG,P Pa.
CH1RTEP PERPETJIL

The IIv-I1yy.; OF This g.,-,,,a,- ,1 -r
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Important anon. .hcs. rls..,.. ~. ta, t.as
viz:
Policies instead of being perpetual, are i~-H
II Il }yaLs, AIS -,,.,-.
vaI T., ','.t ., .
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made ON tho notes
Property is iuSi1led for not moro than tro ti-H
us actual ca>', value, and the f., ..a"t.. ". ia>
pHl" IA cas-. "l loss proydeu the loss ". yl-" '
amount "i Insurance .-s
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March G,'73-tf
, 1875-12-02

SAN FnANc1sco, Nov. 24.-Arrived,
stmr Dacota. Victoria and Puget Sound
bk Vidette. Port Madison.
Sailed. stmr Ajax, Astoria; ship Jas,
Cheston. Port Gamble; bk Forest Queen,
Port Ludlow; ssmr Empire, Coos Bay
stmr Cordelia, Coquille river; bk Rival.
Columbia river.
Nov. 26.-Arrived. BIZ Mary Glover,
Port Discovery; Mic. bk Remijo, De-
parture Bay; schr Jos. Perkins, Port
Gamble; bk Enoch Talbot. Seattle; bktn
Eureka, Tacoma; bk Annie, Utsalady
stmr City of San Francisco, New York
via Panama.
Sailed, bk Menschikoff, Port Towns
send; bk Lizzie Williams. Seattle; bktn
Webfoot, Columbia river.
PoRr BLALELY. Nov. a. Arrived, bk
Pallas.
PoRr MADISON, Nov. 26.-Sailed, bk
Northwest.
SEABxck. Nov. 10. Arrived. Oregon.
Nov. 21.-Sailed, Gen. Cobb.
Nov. 22.-Arrived. Dublin.
PoRr GAMBLE, Nov. 25.--Arrived,
King Phillip.
Sailed. W. C. Parks.
, 1875-12-02

e,trama roet;c., concent;on Forty.
| feur feet in he;oht ffrom sts pedestal.
sortv-forr sss4 IN .t,s,.h sxx,m toea n
|1nAe sievan ineh.. .,ot,nd ia wrists
and ava ~ . ft..*;on inches .ronnd
the t,.umt.. 4. imuens. bodv in such
m.H,u,,n.A;r., ,,.or,o,t;on that hv ;ts
verv su.r..s,v = - .il Yn.v;,.s. of
apns>r.nes. and .aem.a f.irlv lipht and
airv in The mornino air. Tins .nneared
, brooxs p.;hutx or Ds;boosa on the
morning Of .ths2s-9-75.
Ths Iaa .. sons pers;.. In calling IL
IL not nr.vad to. or invoked M a Cod
itsas lint !. m.rs,v s.r,,,..a o..orvev
An ;dea ~ IN. r&ts, ;ov .Aa .s-sr;tv NJ
tbe D;v,ra E...rc. ror ~. Rndh;.t
nr;ast d.c,.,ad th.t fsod h.. M. . ra,.
SON or ..aoure" v;th,, orr concent;on.
Init in a Divine E...,,c. and that th;.
Essence in " "contamnlative" both in
nroap.otive and retrosnacf;va cont;n.
uallv evoltinp thu IDEAS nnon which
the universe acts. or dreaming of the
intricate mast
The priest kindly introduced N into
the body of the Image In which candles
are kent n.,rnetuallv burnino. ascending
a Indder ve entered i,a head and we
were nstonishe,l NJ the f.ct th.t we
could stand upright therein: and af,e,
after gazing about We at leueth satisfied
ourselves in regard to It's mechanical
workmanship ant. declared it to be ac-
curotely and cunninclv done. y
We however forgot to mention that
within the shrabbery we had to pass an
arch, in the sides of which, protected Ey
80 'o " A '
ol demons wnicn were plastered COM
pletely with paper wads. Our curiosity
being aroused at such school boy play.
..,..a ~ ..... .f ,.,,, ,,', ,.o,,
, 1875-12-02

ANoTHER Russian ScANDAL.-Another
addition is now msde to the List of Royal
scandals. The Russian Prince, recentA
ly imprisoned for stealing diamonds for
his mistress. has become the subject of
an "expose" at Peris. While he is still
in prison his mistress, q very handsome
American lady, has published his let
ters in full; and now all Paris is rush.
ing to see what Prince, madly in love
with q daughter of the Republic. will
say in amatory confidence. His love is
certainly wild. He is jealous, and he is
also political. The Russian Court is 50
much burt that it has demanded that
the woman shall be sent out OF France.
This is to be done; the book itself has
been seized and prohibited; it is, conse-
quently. selling at tremendous prices
and in large numbers. More than that
Paris is proud of its Princes mistress.
Her rooms ore crowded. Her admirers
are legion. She is one of the heroines
of the hour. Do not let any English
man put himself on the high stills of
indignation at this announcement. It
il not so many years ago that the En-
glish court did homage to Madame de
Querouailles. Bishops could speak of
married King as religious" who
brought his German female friends in
his train; and that Kings sons highest
and most affecting declaration of fidelity
to his dying wife was that he would
not marry her again." Non. non! Jan
rails une maitresser' Still, we do hope
We have passed those days in England.
, 1875-12-02

r. ChinarAen don't work we'll ON
Southern plantations. When they 60
out to plow they wan: 70 ride the mule
aud let the plow run itself.
, 1875-12-02

'Tis the mission Of Hope to hold fort:l
the germ Of many . fair yet fragile
flower. But they blossom forth or
wither away, as God may decree it, in
close proximity to the thorns of bitter
disappointment.
, 1875-12-02

"TuRN ABOUT. ."-George-"I say,
Tom, do take care! Yeu nearly shot
my father, then" Tom" Sh! don't
say anything, there's q good fellow!
Take . shot at mine"-Punch,
, 1875-12-02

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AZ o': ...-.-. -. -
was sseemlng c0Wn tns 1a'et On sos ":
- vscsona' won sne ss.u'A .. .oo'
- waaetsoro' s0ous ~ n.'es oe'o" .
Shs ssoseSeve"al no'es IN n'' ~
ana y now oeacneu ON sno
Territory ssde. ~im aooos 'en '' =
wases In nef iosvao s%eA,.
Ohe had on ooefo aSo sonS u 'A''e1
and small ios ok es'ent.e's' .a' "-
sengers and % tons oi ale'sn' w'''
= sansfesred :" the steamer EMMA nay
ward this norrang ana 'A.en 70 10Y
3a1S. Ths rsse o. 'ne 'fe'en' - . Wv"
aoD.
Nsw YoRx. Nov. 25.-Ihe s'1 ss0f'
Brick building. 10 Nassau street, wa
destroyed by fire this afternoon.
ALBANY. NY. Nov. 25.- The e1teo'
sive strike aD'ong the knrtting MIN op'
erat,yes at Amsterdam. NY. has ended
they having submitted to the Ieduce0
wages.
PHILADELRHIA. Nov. 25.-Ihis morn
A.s . c' Va - ~ C,a.,,.,a chew
~. .N W Tho ,omn WAS sitting
o. C -. !. h,rs. ,hrox;no
..... o.-r.t which ;mmc-
nv ......-;a,;..a - Inrra Chew. aced ls,
~ - ~ .ra rnshoa to the
- ~, e., ha,n when her night
...... g.. sha then opened the
-..a.- ,,ow vh;ch sbe either jumped
..m - ;,;,,,aa .o hadlv that
!. a:.a /, . t.v w;nutes Tho clothes
...,,. ,,,h.r .,.o tool fre. and before
.~...,a ~. o,,;nor;shad sbe too. was
=. S...afn,,v burned that she expired
-. W.. Ch.w son If the de-
.,so ..xer,,v hnrnea
c..o.oo Nv a5-A drunken GAM
r,o...mas nav. this afternoon shot
..:,s - ;......,r Cho. n White
-. -. ~ .ron-;s,o- os The St Elmo Res
...t nv. v.s s,restea
NEW YORK, NOV. 20 ineie w"s q
run ON the Peoples Savings bank Ihiro
Avenue. this morning and the o"ceEs
closed the dooiS' 'asins au'"n' ~.
me " uays n'''ce. no 's - -.
s"ec'so " .ne iu. on '.o = W -
sss'ns' '"A '
s.v;r,. h.nt
r.. M.rnfactnrers, and Builders
p... =. Th;,a avanua and Fiftv-sey-
.,.h ..ra..a snsnended this morning.
IN. src;tement in the vicinity among
I,.Dr.,,c,, "a ;otensa
co,uxnu, O.. Nov. 26.-Daniel Ha-
,...n . sv;tnhman at this point for the
short lima Of railway, was run over and
Killed bv . passing train.
Dr-no,r Nov. .26.-Christopher Lang
,-o..;,r IN a iumber caup at Kulkosa,
-. r;iiad nv a falling tree Yesterday.
Ha MA unmarried and his parents live
q, c.,.a..
Auo s;este. boy, was killed from .
.,u;,s, c.nsa .t a camp near Clam lake.
..n.. ,.uaa Ne,,;s residing at
-s...-.,;.. n..- Eaton ,.n;ds
- 80. ~. ..no, ,e.,ardav
~. l;,,.a
CnAARoN. Nom. NOV zo.-1ne IN
daso "1ouon ne.o 10 ''." eo.".'' A-o
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.onS' are uisins 'no .sDo'". =. o -
daans 70 resef'a"'ns'o p'e'en' Au''neA
oepredanons.
CnKxENNx, Nov. 26.-Col- Stanton
, 1875-12-02

OWS VAAA 0unVN0sO0 ~ O0O OVaAeA OAAo
three quarters. else. he said. it would
have been a little less.
Strolling oat into the street, a few
hundred yards brought US to a dell in
the mountain side, which contains the
enclosure in which We could see the go
cred image looming up. Arriving al
the entrance there, in the early morn
we stood by the shrubbery gazing upon
an "Ideal" of Contemplation" that is
the very acme of human representation,
an esthetic triumph that would grace
the sacred temples of Rome or Greece.
In sitting posture. with the head
slightly bowed, with broad. expansive
brow. and eyes buried in themselves. a
mantle falling gracefully from its shoul-
ders, with hand in haad. and thumbs
apeak, resting easily in the lap Of ita
mantle, with knees at their antipodes,
and feet gathered beneath the folds to-
psther, the whole resting 20 majestically
on a pedestal in the shape Of "lotui
leaf" that peaceful calm stole out Of
the enclosure and we for the moment
felt waited over MS the inspiration thai
guided the powerful. brilliant and deli
cate soul that conceived this idea Of in
finite rest.
Twas power that conceived it in it
Igrapd proportions, brilliancy that sav
50 far. that every feature bore tribute t
the contemplative whole: delicacy, tina
seemed 70 fill the very air with . real
!, ization Of the all but holy. and as leas
, 1875-12-02

These blind shampooers are said TO
be made blind in their childhood that
they may follow their avocation any
where without disturbing the sensibili-
ties of any one,
, 1875-12-02

MOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
" and sold. Parties wishing situatiOnRnd
those wishing to employ, would do well to give
us call.
n Auction Sale every Saturday af-
ternoon and evening. a9
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"a Repository or Fashion. Pleasure
and Instruction."
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS


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OF the great world Of fashion. Boston Tray
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10 the proyident nation by IT'S pa'ter for
the chiidren's cl tines, to pateriamilias by
its tasteful designs for embroidered slipper.
AMI luxurious dro sing gowns. But the
reading matter Of the Bazar is uniformly OF
great excellence. The paper his acquired
wide popularity for tn" iircside enjoyment
1t affords N. y. Evening Post.
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), postage by the publishers.
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ToW.Boat For Sale

THE Subscriber offers for sale the steam
/ Towing stern-Wheel Boat, Ike Ilammitt;
with engines, machinery, tackles, ,apparei anu
HEY length ia li2 feet, her breadth "a feet, her
iepth feet and measured 276 tons. enc nas .
boilers "a feet long and 80 inches diameter, Snign
pressure engines with cylinders "a n ,n. IL IN,
shes m diameter and II inches stroke and all
modern and Is IN esep besps sSt
s onyIgotos for terms apply TO-.
NM 's""e"' S, 8. TAYLoR.
C.uo. Ills, November 3. 1874. 4Oo-ll-2s-tf.
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED

To sell DIR. CHAsE's RECIPEs; Or, IN
FORMATION FOR EVERYBODY, in every
iareed by the Publisher 10 GAS pages II con-
taiis over 2 900 household recipes, and is suited
TO all classes and conditions, OF society. A
sells at sight, Greatest inducements ever of
fered to book agents. Sample copies sent by
mail, post paid, for %, Exclusive territory
given Agents more than double their money.
Address, DIR. CHAsE's sTEAM PRINTING
nogsD. ANE ARBoR NICE. ll-2s- WIN
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Sheriffs Sale.

py virtue Of an Execution to me directed by
Line Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Alexander
County, in the State OF Illinois, in favor of Al
fred B. Stafford, assignee of Alexander II Irwin
and against John II Brown, have levied up
on me following described property, in the
County OF Alexander and state oi Illinois. to-
vii All the right title and interest of said John
II Brown, in and n the Northwest quarter OF
the southwest quarter of Section thirty-One (lD
IN township fifteen tl5l South, and in Range
one ~ west of the third l. NJ also blocks num-
beTed one %. two ~ three 90 four ~ Ave
!3l, six 90 seven 90 and eight ~ in the town OF
Unity m said county and ~tatc, a. the property
Of snif John III. Brown, which | shalt oder M
Public sale az the Southwest door If the Court
House, in the City Of Cairo, in the County of
Alexander and STATE Of Illinois on the fourth
| lith) day Of March, 4. ID 1875, at N. hour of
| eleven O'Clock, 4 VI for cash. 10 satisfy said
Execution. ALEX III IRVIN
sherin Of Alexander Countr Illinois
'alro, HIS February sth, BIS
! IN pursuance Of the foregoing notice of sale,
ms uay offered tho real estate therein described
lpf tslc, ana there being no bidder, the sale was
therefore aUourned until the 26th day of March
instant al the same place and time
,.,- ALEX. II IRWIN, sherin.
Cairo, Ills March ith 1875
i2--i-J. dlt-w3t
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CAsTORIA ~ more than substitute for
~ Castor oil II s the only safe article in eX-
lstenee which is sure 10 regulate the bowels,
cure windcolic and produce natural sleep, IL is
pleasant 10 take Children need not cry ana
mo,hsrs may sIcep O-7-wlv