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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-25
THE DAILY BULLRTlN.

T>liE BULLETIN Ia published every morning
Except Monday Ia, the Bulletin Building, cor
ncr " Arlington avenue aud Tveifth street
THE BuLLErIS Is served TO city subscribers by
faithful carriers at twenty-five Cents Week
payable weekly. by Mail, Gin advance, 80 per
annum; six months. CO., 'hrce months, %; one
month, 81 %.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-25

Seventy-nvc cases of boots and shoes.
Boots 81 Is to s. 90; shoes 81 90 to
50 IS. at the New York Store a, whole
sale and retail. 9-23-l0t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-25

la Have you seen the good calico dress
you can get by calling at Hebron &
Wells, li2 q IA Commercial avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-25

EaS' There is quite revolution in both
dry goods and clothing since Hebron &
We'll came 10 the city.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-25

nsyr For com pl-tc line OF millinery,
20 10 Hebron 4 Wells, li2 and lli
Commercial avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-25
A Rnrc Chance.

Ray" Hebron q Welt make n speciality
Of ladies Il children's suits. 9-2l-lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-25
Picturesque America

Picturesque America.
AT the BULLETIN bindcry-4s numbers
bound in two volumes, full gilt NOR
rocco: cost S4i. for sale at $40.
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CtONks,

The only place to fluid full line of la
dies. misses and children's cloaks is ut
Hebron Il Wells, li2 and III CONNER
cial avenue.
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CAIRO mARKEI...Wn0LESAie.

Corrected Daily 10y F.. NJ. Stearns, commission
merchant, Secretary OF the Cairo Board Of
Trade.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-25

EkG-NN Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN Office. printed
- 30 and - 90 per NJ.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-25

BIG INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
IN CIGARS AND TOBACCO, AT
COWPERTHWAIT Il PHILLIPS.
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FOR

"Hear: for ] viii sDeak OF excellent things
, 1875-10-22
DlIsLE-KEAD1N3 IN SCHOOLS.


Il New York 1ect&nKs
NEW Yoak. Oct. 2l.-'Fhe grent ball Of tho
Cooper Union waa filled last night with enln,sl-
Aso mel, and women WHO deairo that tho Bible
should be road In tho public achools. and that
tho school fund shall not bo used for scctarlat
purpoHsa.
On the bust OF 0oorgo Washington wna capo
Of bright rcd, over which was folded biuo neck
tic, osnatue,.soi With whlta stars. Tue Lust Of
lionrY Clay woso bluo vcst. cut rather short,
and that Of Dhniol Webster Ind OIL a wsiH,coat
OK red, bound with white. and the audience fahK
an opening ode to tho tunc Of Tho Star-Spa's
Rlcd Uanpor."
ticing tho Rafb Of Washington, aaid tliat when
he entored tho hail lio turned to ask n friend
whether the bust WAS ono OF Cardinal McClud-
koy clothed in tho scarlet Of hiH ol!lco. Tho
b'l,o and tho wl,fte above tho rcd, continued
lio. "alona spare George Washington tho pro-
fana.ou now fashionable a,noug tl,o wotnon ef
New YORK. Yuu see them everywhere ba.lxe,l
with rosctso Of scatlot, or wearing sash OF
rod. and wearing II because It In thu color Of tho
Cardinal. Mon wear scarlet cockadca, and clltl-
dEcn gcar1ot ribbons. It IL n matter To i'll ono
With ds,nay. For my part. would rather. it a
badgo OF color muat be, 500 tho yoo" Of Prot
ehtnnt Orangemen donstng ovorywIloro than to
see those inaitlionB et1!reHsiona OF nym1Athy
| with tho nonlat, Church."
Tho liev. j. Il. Wills ptondoil for TIM continued
maintenance of tho lhbla III the plutie sslou|H.
| Il is insepa1nbly wovon into Tho warp md wooi
OF tho public schools. Az matter 0f pulley, tle
| 1}Ib1e should bo retained to instruct youth II,
llloso princ,pea Of u,ptals that berat syBte,,l
Of education lays bofore them. parnnt4 canitot
| bo depended upon. nor Can tho churches. The
| speaker said that ho wns wiling to accept rru,co
ljnn,a,ck's compromise, aud nlow tho Catholics
to bo taught from tho Donay l.ible, anil itlc
| protostahtp from the st. Jamcb Bible, for thero
| is not much ditlorpnca botween t!len, auy way.
After other anl similar n1arcsaeB and . bono.
| J,ctj0u. tho audience separated.
, 1875-10-22

Sp<tl1t Nt1D0Ich 70 Vd8 Eh!cdd0 1F96RNs.
Fosp pu LAC, Wls., Oct. 2l.-TAe Womana
6lalo Temperance Alliance closed its Besaiona to-
day. The following oftlcora were oloctod for tho
ensuing year: President, Mrs. s. J. stooc. Of
Appleton, First Yice-p.oa,dent, Mrs. J. A.
brown. OF Milwaukee; Becond Vlco-ptcaidcnt,
Mrs u. N. itarriB, Of Rpon; Secretary, Mrs. y.
4. neste, OF Janesvillo; Treasurer, Mrs. u.
Hooker, Of Wsupun. District sectstarien-
", A. Marshall. neloit, First District; Mrs. L.
ii. Powers, Fort Atkinson, Second Mrs. 5. 4.
Miles, Brodhead. THIRD; hlH. William Willard.
Milwaukee, Fourth Mira. N. @. 0rniu, Foud du
I,ao, F,Hh; Mrs. J. 9. Wright, uroen Bay.
lev, peCamp, blawauo, Eigltl.
, 1875-10-22
Restoration OF I4tGc AEker EroeztuR.
AMtr,tan Arf,san, .

friend restdlnK In Baltimore had In his pos
session ga,a1l alligator, which bud boon sent
him from Florida. 1ts hAbitat1ou was tub par
TALLY Ailsd With water, kept outdoors. during
ono Ut tho cold sHaps Of the past winter, in tho
night tho water bocaple complstety troxeu, im-
prlsoulng the Eoptllo iu the Ice, with but =
a,nsli portiou OF Ills body prottudiug tbeselson.
Qua of tho stuffed specimens sean IN I musauna
collection. Tla want Of time precludlug 90 er.
fu1t TOR III o1tl!caton In tho morning, il was t.
lowed to retnniu frozen, and was aoon forgotten
eight hours the reptile thus remained trozan and
lifeiess at tho eud Ut which time, bclng tl4uad
ont, vitality bscaane visible, and In short time
1t waH III anIu,ated ~ ever, with no evidence of
having tn the lesst suffered By tho prolonged
fri4otlHc confinement. liora ID ~ lnpt2uca III
which the via! spark seetnH uot to have hsea ex-
sip&uiahe4 bY tho fteezlnR, nor lie animals or
, 1875-10-22
cf,ain.ofAplN0 m NEW YORK.

SpZc31F DR5baHH IT 5Hp tH147u 7FF0H7H'
New Yonx. Oct. 2l.-Tho na~ snlcs for grad
Ing grain ase 10 take effect On the c!oBo Of n&Si-
gatlou. A Committee has gone West to repro
sent the Produce Exchange At Chicago and other
citica to collect data for establishing the KEa!cs
ip various grains. Kailroad companies are pre-
pared to load aud ship grain ~ graded Ia beats
, 1875-10-22

gnntFfn to lhro hccn mntilatel, but that Vitality
merely remained torpid Or dormant during tho
1rneztK. and roa'ly to rns,pnh to it's flncslonn
Hhrn'vnr tho aIiinial'a organism returned so itH
nOrn1nl condition.
, 1875-10-22

from tllojr t1eck4. J}1o Now forlt Central @tIl
lnrIo nil grain nrn 0Ycr ilH limo ht tho Irnt II
liurty-thirl street Until thu com[11ctiun u lie
great elevator 1t Hixty-tir Rtreet.
, 1875-10-22


To tie Editor Of The ch,caao 7rtouns:
CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.--Peshaps novsr ia the 1.e'
tory OF our city has thero been 40 nuen ho1ss-
atealiug "a a. present. Hardly day pusses by
but We boar. or read how Mt. So-and-so loft his
horse stautiiug In front Of, mud ou lifs return
found no Ausso Certainly there must bo con-
ccrsed plan on tho part Of an organized gang OF
thiesos for tlls purpose, sud 1t IL very danGer"
o,la for any ono to leave horse and buggy for
a moment, Some of these s.cadngs have been
yety bold, No less than fifty casea have beon
loft WITH tho superintendent Of poilco to be
louRod up. We already congratulate ourselves
TINT at least ono Of these theving dons has baen
discovered Onn Of our dat0ct!ses has for some
time suspected that J. J. Connolly. l75 West
A1Rma Atteet, MAS IN aoEle WY connected with
this matter, and hna run down to hin tho horses
stolen tsnu. Frank nannest L. ], Dokcr, and
have pAasod through Connollys hRn1B. Connol-
ly's plan llnH bcou to takG tile vehcloa to hih
placa OF bua,nesB. ropnir aud ropant them SO they
would not DO known to tho owner. aud to take
pasture fot while. aud then otFor Them for sale
10 innocent purchasers, who Afterwards hare TO
suffer. Now, 1t ts about tilno thla holHo-stoal.
Ing was atopped, clso tho losera OF horses will
become sxnsleratoa, and usc 01trctno measures
10 obtain their property or pnuIsh tho thioves:
Connolly and hiH brolhor havo boen arrested
and brought before tho Grand Jury. I hope
they may bo doalt With tn Anch a maaner AZ will
bo warning to otharb Al hIr. Conuelly's plReo
wsro found quite humber Of vehicles and parts
Of vehicles. and harness, all OF which has beon
attached hy Mr+ Hlmmohh, whose horao waa
killed wlailo iu ConnoIlJ's hands. This hotHa
was valued at $4,000, having trotted IN 2:35.
Doubtless amongst tho goods found ~ Connti'
lya are tliQso that have been ato!ou, and persons
losing any such astlcIoB woull do we'll TO 70 and
examine tho stock. Let our noighbosa IN tue
country be On their guard when property "
onorcd to them very low by strangers. littlt
care may save theui great trouble.
ONE or THE SUFFERERS.
, 1875-10-22
CITY REAL ESTATE,

i3nK sAt.E- STORE. H,'jEI! WAtEN,sr. SE,T
St'i: t:sty .t't ''ft eA'' part trade H."
1,oK sAi.E-s.s WHIT WAHiIiStiT9IH 81: So
g., l.gss ts ;s s'fs 4.
Fos H.iK riSE c,rrAE .n nSn =
i.rt r1.n I'D haancs good unmpruved aubushan prop
erly. tu1nlfn At hnaso.
L,on sAl.E-llot,sE AMI Lor. si4i+u rKhr, ON
Ell; si;S i s:s %:.ss:;s! s:s: .A' si'5 ;" ia
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE:
oM 81, 4 xpE 5 rfnK: a:
as Z" ~: eiff fsrf 4 G.rssn
i.a. f: s'.si Ss'rs
itsn e v; Hs"ns* t'' p''''''' 81
FoH% % s.{xoyly &; !, Iwy q HJK sTYi!sn s1 iE1d
1t viii ,, ha+e: irlrk ba*oncnts tnd
e. g.tSF T5s Mi&f e',1 e s''
AZ nj rarA ,ii''eo: sja' dawn. III monthly for
H." ~ 'ry stss: At 'sq s, "t seed
- ia .a!.',..,s.. IA !''!H,:%S'. ,:s.S'..
T0I SA;o a W .y1 .ns nK*Hairsd ,s.5;a n; ~,
ssas:5 'se! " stti' ss Az. fsss II t.: At
ltuN SAi.E-*tu lots NEAR tyhHhTuS, -; XII:
Is cash, fb prr tnnnth. r. u. O1HlHs. u 1a~alc It
tiUR sALY-rfvE NEW louE9 Ar Mnst;A,: !:
v,od tc!ois tnt raI,tas,. cheap ts,s and = , g.,
hhnse Eh lR ncs frnH the city. lnYutre Ut LEO
il. CLAIRE. ARsnt, 40. J, than,tcr d C"Inmetec.
t1oH sALE-BthT SOUTH ESGIEWtInn LOT
L tEA rAch. payable y per nun'h, HAIhOS HILL
Vi FAthnRtHBst. .
ron shLE--ilR Ex1,HAN NTE-IN UIEHCOF. SEv
est.sa, x.Itt te!e* hs'sgen., vi "snta" ~
MDATUN CULVER, HON I MsEopHfttAa llock.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NonTH t'R ,!s:OuTl
w Hls !ron t., III Ailb bA. i Assume 1ttsIsllJ
and gvo ely vacant CLEAR Tor balance. Addrets ]
, 1875-10-22

.......... Hotcla. ........
NEVADA HOTEL, lts ASD ts1 WADAET-AV.
~ ucar aonrsest first class board very luw rates
frankfurt, IL u 1u q per day,
, 1875-10-22
To EXCHANGE,

fNNl,i1aStlE stlrO1lSE PusvEH ESGlSE WANT;
IL eli N rIcaAaGs far SIuth En4tosuo1 1bs 1hAaf9 ~
e.. L. nrrlt, JH.. 31d s'nth tlaFk:st -.----
J. hiI.4,urt k*nas u rc1 iAnts Snt1n shnap nsaRS
rfopeIty nc4f the ey, G. iioom Il. lug DsA's"'n'''
fro KxuHA NGE-4Al AND tul WABAsilAv. TINS
valuable aud growing pupasty IL sel! feHSu. st
10 bought u sreat .,H.iHeS sN
pxnQr shout N iauSD tha Ciiy tMthHatHs> Nt'*aA"
TLllM tAhsUN, IL ua.EtnlrI 1T. Noo.4 IL
, 1875-10-22

! 1EE1unAT'IJly WASrEu- -pt GAEt!kNtN Nh NEE
hsa Davenport AnS Est.an is.s tTiamsus x hSt
H,s1' III Nii~sute ~, EhlcssJ. Ill., o. bu4lasis 81
Grsat 3 hes Davenport E4Xsss p4Ss&t Ssp5
, 1875-10-22

III ANTED- SUME GOOD INSURANCE FOR
W ssorss or fur,lseeB Addross q H. Tribune enace.
NlTAKrED-A VAN VEUHTES MAP OF GlIltiAt;U,
, 1875-10-22
MAQHINERY,

STACUINERY FOR hAlE-OnE NKW 1tFOOr
tss, G4et xssssd: seap!siS; fsiss fsIS u W. (.
NAMES CO., MS Hoath EAaAl4A
, 1875-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

/ LLfAStI PAID FOR CAST.DFF CLOTHING AND
miscellaneous goods uf kind by sending iettar
III Ntk Il It blSr
, 1875-10-22

Offices.
ITO ltEST-LARNE MAtN.F10ON OFFICE. +
Na,Elnxtonst lnuulrs In ohes.
, 1875-10-22

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
fAuK Wt)TKN WIRE MATFIEsSEs AND TER
IL. ,na: ta<it tho ts.t In thv matkct. WHIT
Ti.ESEf 1 rEIHRS III asadisuu-st,
tl,IIE UNIuS FURNITURE CO., hu WkST M.ADI-
r II ssll cztl.Atun tables Tor u per lout ESorT
thing " p.J.4c cti.n. xn.i IN III. alIMSat..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-28
DIR. L,vINosroNE,s DAUGHTER.

Agnes Livingstone, elder daughter of
the late distinguished African explorer,
was recently married to MIR. Alexander
l.. Bruce. of Edinburgh, Scotland. Miss
Livingstone is frequently referred to In
her fathers journal. In it the following
memorable passage, replying to letter
received from his daughter, in 1877. to
the effect that ''much as she wished him
to come home. she would rather that he
finished the work to his own satisfaction
than to return merely to CRAFTY her.
The doctor observes Rightly and nobly
said. my darling Mamie. Vanity wills.
pers pretty loudly, SHE is the chip of the
old block My blessing on her and all
the rest" Mr.. Bruce is
said to be well known in metropolitan
mercantile circles. The marriage service
was conducted according to the form OF
the old marriage ceremony bequeathcd
by John Knox to the kirk of Scotland.
and the officiating clergyman was the
revered and venerable grandfather of the
bride. Rev. DR.. Moflatt, who was assisted
by Rev. Edward L. Thompson, of Ham,
ilton, and Rev. William Rigby Murray,
of Manchester, brOthcr-in-law of the
bridegroom.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-28
NEARING THE END.

Marshall Grain, whom Music confessed
murdered Captain Sisney in Carbonate
while that unfortunate gentleman was
conversing In his parlor with a man
named Obc Stanley, was captured in Ar
kansas. by Deputy Sheriff Lowe, of Will
hanson county. Lowe trailed Grain
through Missouri down into Randolph
county, bordering on the Missouri line,
and caught up with him in PocahOntas,
a small town on Black river, a stream
that empties into White river. at Jacks
port. The outlaw was asleep when
found, and was therefore captured with
out any danger to his pursuer. lie was
heavily armed, having double
barreled shotgun, Henry rifle
and two pistols. lie accuses Allen Ba.
ker of killing Sisney, and Music Of killing
Spence. but says he was party to it. The
trial of this case will bring to light all
the dark and bloody history of vendetta
that disgraced the county in which it
played its tragic scenes; and citizens
who stand high in the county may be
identified with it. The fact that those i'm
plicated in the brutal murder of Sisney
are to be tried In jackson county argues
that justice will not be trammcled through
fear or favor. The startling letter from
our correspondent, 3d." In this issue,
witt be perused with interest. as it Is d.
rect from the scene of troubles.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-28

Intellectual a llarpoon was put in use and
his capture finally effected, fifteen men
being required to tow him to the shore.
The Fcrnandina Observer says: "Thc
blood which escaped from him colorcd
| the water for about ten feet on either side.
lie was sixteen feet in width and fifteen
In length. His fins were about four feet
long, and his tail about the same length,
and not much larger than a person Is fin
ger. Ills mouth opened to the width of
two feet and was eighteen inches in
length, and projecting from each side Of
II was fcelcr about one foot wide and
two feet long. which he rolled up and
unrollcd at will. SO far as can bc asccr-
tanned, there has been only one Of these
singular fish caught in this region before
this one. Previous to the war ono larger
than this ono was cap
turcd near Center street wharf,,
Victor Hugo described the devil fish in
his "Toilers Of the Sea-" and by many 1t
was considered creation of the mind /:
and some years ago story came to us
showing where this sea monstrosity had
attacked large sized schooner, throwing
its arms about the vessels masts and drag
ging 1t under water. Last winter n small
one was caught In Galveston harbor, and
attracted considerable attention. We be-
licvc 1t is yet there. preserved in a jar, or
has been sent to Boston TO be placed In a
museum of curiositics.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-28

Of several days. Mr.. Gage was ca years
OF age. He was one of Chlcago's oldcs,
and most respected citizens, and his
death Is sincerely incurred by all who
knew him.
The st. Louis Times says: "Somc.
body asked the President yesterday If /,
didn't make him sad to reflect how out.
rageously his confidence had been abused
by some OF the trusted personal friend:
whom he had placed In charge of the
governments internal revenue interest
This pointed question drew from Ills Fix.
cellcncy one Of those brilliant oratorica
flashes Of silence for which he is noted
but which the din of u passing coal wagon
rendered inaudiblc."
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-28
a HEBREW CONVERT.

Last Saturday an event that is not O,
frequent occurrence took place In Mem
phs In the Jewish Synagogue. A youno
lady named Franklin made confession
Of faith and adopted the Jewish religion.
The following Is the confession made rs
required:
II believe there is but one individual,
etcrnaI. spiritual, and most perfect God,
VINO mas never assumed any shape or
form. and who rules and governs the
world by immutable laws, am also
convinced that man is created with n,,re
soul and endowed with faculties to pre-
serve this original purity which is the
cornerstone to the beautiful relation cx-
isting between God and man-the father
and the child. IalsO do firmly believe that
there Is no other mediator b tween God
and man.. save the power of mind and no
other salvation for sinners except the
abandonment Of evil that the soul being
Immortal will partakc ofreward and pun
isliment In the world to come, the man
| ner OF which is known only to the Al
mighty. l also believe that God has
selected Israel to be the Messiah of the
world to redeem mankind through the
everlasting truth ola pure religion, which
VIII unite all mankind into one brother
hood by the means of truth. love and
peace. when they all will acknowledge
that God Is one, and His name is onc."
After the confession she received from
Rabbi Samtield the benediction and the
name Of Rachel. Miss Rachel l.. Frank.
lin Is an American by birth, and was
formerly highly esteemed member OF
the Episcopal Church. On Sunday night
she was united in marriage to Mr.. Charles
j. Danheiser, of Memphis. Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-28
MAN.OF.WAR AND WHISKY

A correspondent to the New York S,u,
says that the United States steamer Sara
mac, lost In June last, by striking on n
reef In Seymour's narTows, Vancouver's
Island, was cramned with liquors. be-
longing to the officers, taken on board to
be exchanged for furs in Alaska. These
liquors were for Illicit trade with the In.
dams. Instead of protecting the govern
ment in her taxes on dutiablc goods, we
find United States officers making mcn.oi-
war the vehicles Of their ignoble swim.
ding practices. No wonder general dis
gust for the administration prevails all
over the country when the people daily
witness such deplorablc evidences of
fraud as marked the going down Of the
Saranac.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-28
the FINANCIAL QUESTION.

CAsslus n. Clay said: ~ am against
imitation, but still more against Grantism,
I should hardly hare turned Tory in l7'G
because Of continental money" This means
that the great financial problem will mol
distract the Democratic party in the com.
Ing national election. The prospects OF
the Democratic party are too bright 10
let this question provca serious stumbling
block to its future success. Different
States have different views on the iinan-
cial question: but general platform will
be adopted that will reconcile all, aud
cause every Democrat to fall into line and
assist In the fight.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-28
Obstacles to MARRIAGE.

happy relief for young..men from the ef.
,ect OF Errors and Abuses In early life
'."nhood restored. Impcdiments to Mar.
rage removed New method Of treat.
~ h'' New md remarkable remedies.
BOOKS and Circulars sent free, in sealed en-.
.eiopes. Address Howard Association,
s'v n. ninth st., Philadclhia, Pa. an insti.
'u''on having a high reputation for honor.
"oie conduct and professional skill.
s-?4-d&w 3m
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-28
In Chancery-Master's Sale.

State Of Illinois. Alexander County >ss.
In the Alexander County Circuit Court,
william NJ Atherlon and John Hodges vs.. John
Holden and Margaret Wallace Partition,
IOuBLiC notice Is hereby given that in nur,
.n,i,, suance oin decree rendered in the above
entltled cause, In said court ut the NAV Term
iinereoi, a. ID 1873, l, John q. Hartman master
i ~ sn,S OF SAID county, Will on Tuesday
r., or O'Clock p m; Of said day, sell at pub
~ .ehuue a. the court house door in the civ of
Sairo, IN said county, the following acscribed
real real estate to;wit The south half Of the north
shin Hfsasr ~ section Wenty-seven en- town
c %es5 OF ne third principal meridian in the
county Oh Alexander and State of Illinois. To-
yether with the tenements and hercditament.
'' Trrms az pesohglng or thereto appertainng.
ance ~ one and twp years, equal paymcpts
H MIN siS per cent, interest per annum thereon
ueieried payments TO be secured by mortSags
on the property sold ~ '''''s"s9
'aro' Illinois, september Goth, 1878
JOHN q HARMAN,
ri,.u $780, Master in Chancery
0-26-d4W. F-1''' 'o"e''"i9'