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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-11-19

RELATIVE STRENGTH OF METALS AND
WooD.-The following tables, taken from
the Scientific Americam, gives a good idea
of the relative strength of various sub
stances: A rod one quarter inch in dia-
meter of the beet steel will sustain before
breaking, 5000 lbs, good iron, 1000 lbs;
inferior bar iron, 9, 600 lbs.; cast iron, 1000
to 5000 lbs; copper wire, 5000 lbs; silver,
. 900 los gold, :, 500 lbs; tin 300 lbs cast
zinc, 100 lbs; cast lead, so lbs ; milled lead,
300 lbs; box or locust wood, 1000 lbs;
toughest ash, 600 lbs; elm, 500 lbs f;
beech, csder, white oak, pitch pine, COO
lbs; chestnut and maple, ESQ lbs.j poplar
400 lbs.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-11-19

This celebrated Fluid. prepared by process known
only to the propetors is the best and most reliable Of
all the products of Petroleum for in Metallic Port
able Gas LAmps and Lanterns 1t burns clear and
bright lie free from smoke unpleasant odor and does
not char the wick gum the burner. No other fluid
Oil should be used in Portable Gas Lamps Lam
Puroline is especially recommended for use in
Portable Gas Lamps and Chandeliers in Street Lam
terms, Sugar.House Lamps, Cane-Shed Lanterns, and
in Torches and Gas Burners for Steamboat Landings
Moonlight Picnics and Street PROFESSIONS Giving .
light equal to the best city Coal Gas, it enables tho
people of the remotest villsges illuminate their
Stores, Warehouses, Saloons Hotels Churches, Streets
and Gardens brilliantly the favored residents
Of . great metropolis.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-11-19
INSURANCE.

FACTORS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
37.. Carondeet Street
Premiums the year ending April 30 1885, e
k oss iiS for untermiIated risks, April 80,
1916 sosov es
-CAsh Dividends for the year.
Interest tsemiannu ally)......-.-.. TEN PER CENT
Premiums ..-..-..TwRNTY PER CENT
ASSETS April so ls.6.-. 655 40
This Company continues isOue policies on Fire.
River and Marine Risks. at current rates of premium
E.. A PALFRKY President;
JOHN CHAFFE, Vice Eresident;
THOMAS +. WALKER, Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
w johnson W Raymond,
John ! Noble, TLyst Lyon
Tuha TdI Miiliken, Il Boyd,
John I Warren, Jos $ 25i Ms6l5oy'
samuel Friedlander. GyTus1 s sassS
John / Adans. BF Esoaelman,
X M walms!ey, Charles Chafe,
a May, IC;Iurey,
selu Gun VIM Hart%ell.
uIRERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, No. 81 Camp Street.
JOHN HENDERSON. President.
P IRWIN. Vice President.
TROS K. BRAGG, Secretary.
Ea-nings 1913, 424
Losses Pad. ----... .E,tE1
Net Pr0nCS. oo,S~o
At An election held Monday, the let inst, the
,,lswing named gentlemen were chosen Directors Of
this Company to serve for the ensuing year:
p irwin John Henderson,
Thomas King. John u: Ryan,
Thos. Gilmore. w. j. Casteil
John II Gibbons Jas. A. GIrdner,
William Hart. Emile SIauche
David jackson John 81. Hanna,
=. j. Gasquet.
nd at meeting of the Board, held May sth, JOHN
HENDERSON President, P. IRWIN, Vice-Presdent
and TaoS F. BRAGG, Secretary were unanimously
reelected.
The Board declared out of the ne. profits OF the
Company the past twelve months 10 per cent In
terest; also per dividend the paid up capital
and 25 per cent dividend premiums paid by stock
holders naking with the rebate 40 per cent on pre-.
mums Said and dividends to be placed to the
credit of the stock notes.
Interest and dividends full paid stock payable In
cash at the Office Company and after June 18th
proI. , ,,c, s..o.,
New Orleans May H. 1876. myl4 7ely
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-11-19
GASOLINE FOR GAS MACHINES.

Distilled expressly for tho Purone and Portable
Gas Light Company and with peculiar regard for the
changes of temperature in this climate.
Unequaed for generating gas carbureting coal
gas. Propretors, patentees and owners of Gas Ma
chimes cannot overestimate the Importance of having
their Gasoline of reliable gravity and quality,
depends much these conditions.
The p. and P. G. L. Co. distil and retine complete
line of ILLUMINATING OILS and FLUIDS, and
also SELL Agents prices, all the popular brands
man afactured by other refners
Their BARRELS, CANS and CASES are all of the
best material and workmanship, and when empty
command the highest prices in the market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16
CINCINNATI NOTES.

Chicago Inter Ocean:-An Indiana gentleman just
said TO your correspondent: -"Blaines personal
presence is such that he would make people
vote for him In such a whether thoy
wanted TO or not" Morton's friends mere are con.
siderably worried the report that they have
boon intriguing trading with Brlstow They
quest to make full and explicit denial OF this
port, and say there Is not word Of truth in Il
Senator Jones, the Nevada millionaire, viii
also opon up here tomorrow in tho interests OF
Conkling. He tclsgraphcd to friend day before
yesterday TO the entire house for himself
and friends "If you can't rent, wrote the Senator,
ssbuy An elegant place has been selected Vine
street and opened to-day.
Cincinnati Sunday Enq,sirer:--Frederick Douglass
Ii about the only colored man Of any prom
thence who supports Mr. Conkling The
Southern delegates It Is rumorcd. unit. for
urging the Convention to give the South second place
on the ticket About one.eighth Of the
Southern delegates coored and favor Morton. The
rest have been divided between Blaine. Hayes and
Morton. A few delegates from the South are
understood to favor Conkng, and will do SO because
tho President has his desire tho gen.
tlcman from New York succeed himself at the White
House. Probably hail. II not more Of
the delegates from the South federal or republican
State offce-holdcrs. Some of them are men
OF character, and some OF them are men
said TO possess no character at all
Colonel Robert H. Douglas, son OF the Ia.
mcnted Stephen A. Douglas and present United States
Marshal for North Carolina, is also delegate 10 the
Convention . Hon Edward $. Mcpherson,
the old Clerk Of the National House of Representatives
was the first delegate from Pennsylvania to put In
appearance. 80 Fred Douglass, who Is al
the Grand, spent tho afternoon in reading the
New York World and chatting with friends. He IS
OF the most noticeable Of the notables Large and
heavy ngure-hair bushy and white-wears gold eye
glasses and has q cordial hail-feow- wemet way
Shaping his friends the back and chuckling oul
friendly remark. During the sercnade
Fred Douglass stood In the middle Of the stairway,
commanding full view Of every one the rotunda,
and commanded by the eyes OF the spectators be-
low Bystanders moved aside and left little cloar
rpace around HIM. He stood erect and motionlcss
statue, with the light OF the great chandelier full upon
him, bringing his figure out strong relief to those
below from background Of shadow and dark groups
on the landing behind him.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., \
Ovgrcx OF rHE CHEF SIGSAL OrvIcKR,
WASHINGTON, June 16-l A. n.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE rHE CHEF SIGyAL OryICKR,
WASHINGTON June 16-1 A. Y.
Probabilities
For the South Atlantic States, rising barometer
southeast winds, possibly backing 70 northwest,
cloudy and rainy, followed BY clearing weather
For tho Gulf States stationary barometer northerly
Winds stationary temperature and generally clear
weather.
For the Middle and Fast Atlantic coasts, south and
east WINDS warmer, partly cloudy and foesy, followed
by clearing weather and stationary higher barom-
ctcr.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, stationary or fall
lag barometer opposing souherly and northcrly Winds
stationary temperature and cloudy rainy weather
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys, stationary or rising barometer north and west
winds, cooler, partly cloudy weather.
For the lake region, falling followed BY rising
barometer, oasscrIy WINDS partly cloudy weather and
local storms and stationary temperature
For the interior Of tho Middle and Eastern statss
souherly Winds rising barometer stationary tsmpsrs
turs and partly cloudy weather
Therivers will remain as on Thursday
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MR.. BRISTOW ON HIS CANDIDACY
he Positively DECLINES THE SECOND PLACE
NO EXPECTATION OF BEING NOMINATED

WARRINGTON, June u.s. 1876
A friend OF Secretary Brstow in this city has
cevcd telegram from Cincinnati asking whether
Secretary Brstow would take tho second place the
ticket This telegram having been shown to the Secre
tary, he said ho did not banker after tho first ne
would under no circumstances accept the second Sec
rotary Brstow ~ his Office this morning and re-
csved many callers He said to one of them that as
he did not expect to be nominated he could not DO
disappointed any other gentleman should be selected
he grateful his friends for their efforts In his
behalf
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some Of the friends Of Mr. Blaine this feeling amounts
| 70 exssperaton, especially the adjournment this
afternoon without ballot OF any kind is regarded -
''b!ack eye for the ex-Speakes" The impression b
growing that Hayes viii not accept the second plaza
with Blaine, but will stand for place. hs viz
DO able to defeat Blaine for the nomination
Mr. HLAISE's HEALTH
Mr. Blaine has his strength SO far that he
be able to take bis House at the OPEN
Ing Of the session tomorrow. II was expected BY
some that be would present himsolf on the floor
day, but any such intention entertained he was
doubtless discouraged, II not forbidden by bis ply
sicians
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
The greatest possible interest and little anxiety
have been expressed here TO-DAY concerning the pro-
ccedlngs Of the Cincinnati Convention. Only nominal
attention paid TO anything else At the CAPITOL
where we'll newspaper and telegraph ofces
throughout the city, bulletins were posted and eagerly
read by constantly increasing crowds from early
hour until news came OF the Conventions adjourn
mcnt
BOGUS NEWS
Tho session Of the House was occupied by the deliv-
cry OF number Of set speeches on various topics,
which scarcely listened TO; and there was proba
bly,, at time. quorum In tho chamber. About
o'clock fabricated despatch purporting TO give the
result OF an alleged first ballot was attached to the
entrance to the hall OF the House, and numerous copies
hastily taken and distributed Calculations as to
the nnai result for some time made upon Il and
cxcitcdly discussed but the deception de-
tected.
An extraordinary number OF private kilograms have
been received here throughout the day and evening
President Grant, Secretary Bristow and Mr.. Blaine
constantly advised by their respective friends
in Cincinnati and Mr. Blaine has been kept especially
busy by tho telegraph instrument through which
sages brought direct to his library He also
cevcd many callers throughout the day, and has this
evening chccriully discussed tho situation with con-
siderable number OF his personal friends
Tho first news Of tho adjournment OF the Convention
without balloting received with great citation by
friends OF the candidates opposed 10 Mr. Blaine and
caused uneasiness among the supporters OF the
latter but subsequent information received through
the press dispatches that the adjournment
mously agreed TO at Mr.. Frye's suggestion because
the Convention hall could not DO lighted removed the
false impressions which had previously been created By
this Specuatlons the final result to
morrow, therefore, continue to be widely different
The republicans here have commenced tho erection
OF platform for public meeting to ratify the nomh
natona
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TILDEN DELEGATES CHOSEN.

PORTLAND, Me-, Juno is, 1874
the First District Democratic Convention to-day
elected Tilden delegates TO st Louis.
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THE wEArHEn YEsrrpnAv.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -Iour hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year a In
dicated by the Thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
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average temperature yesterda az II
Average temperature for corresponding date iast
'sss sss.ssssssssssss~....sss." ~
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THE FEELING IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Juno Is, 1s76
good deal OF impatcncc seIt here tonight ut tho
proracted session OF the Cincinnati Convention with
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-17

with . hang. and mnttcrinr tcrribl,
ting against tn lrcn urcr.
Next came an old man. lie held an
order for live dollars.
Treasurer Blake offered to pay him
twenty-five ccuts on the dollar, II Is on
the claim. The old man refused To- take
pay in that way: shook hs head, cursed
the treasurer, the mayor. city council and
cyorybody else. and walked out
Thus matters went on throughout the
entire day. Hi Office was hreo'gcd by
those holding claims for l,ycc work.
MI ho could dp was Ia explain how mat
ter stood, hut IN nine cases out oi ten
the parties left ia" office in anger, and
cur~ing. Few, however. lay the blame
10 Treasurer Blake. They think The
council should have allowed the Treas.
urcr To- pay the small orders held hy
men who are dependent upon their labor
for then bread. first: and leave those
who ar" able To- wait tor their money.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-17

Nest Iucsday- NIGH Tho renowned
New Orlcan. Ministries viii appear at the
Athcucum. Thi. troup', "a, i well
known by the Amusement world, is one
of the finest. IL not indeed. the best min
,irri troupe travelling TO he found in
it, rauk are many of tn" brightest stars
ou the minstrel siaEc Of America,
under the leader hip oI Mr., i. H. IIa-
verify WHO'S pronounced 10y the entire
pr" aud public {" b" the most thorough
manager in the country. We anticipate,
o. doc. tie entire community, Grand
treat oi Inn and enjoyment Reserved
seats are now on sale at iItHman's.
where all viii br supplied upon aprlici-
cation.
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For Sale.
:, ID, Il

\ ,lvcr plated No. o Wilson shuttle
Sewing Machine, hard lpianol finish,
valued at $Si. WIN hc sold at so dis
count, on good terms, and ordered direct
from the factory.
-iOOO shrrta at bristol board Just re-
,ciycd at the RriIErIS Office, and tor
sale 10 the trade.
A No. . Wilson shuttle SeWinG Ma
chine valued at $40. WIN be- sold at si1
,lirount, ani ordered direct from the
factory.
\ 500 Bennington Sewing Machine
$40 "a for cash. suitable Tor tailor ~
huut ami shoe manufacturer.
tOlnrrd and mounted Map OF the
,ity oi Cairo at - 30 cach (tnlt price,
MOUNTED MAPS
or rnE--
sltS Of Cairo,
rolorcl and vanished, for sale at hall
price (s2.50) ut the BULLETIN office.
20, 1000 note heads, 10000 envelopes,
$1,000 letter heads, 10 rcamS Stttenients,
~ rcams bill hcads-Carlslc pnper--;lus'
received and for sale at the bVLLAfiN
Office.
For any of Tie above articles, apply
-, Ggi,srlT office. H.. \. BURNETT
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Sherih's Sale.

10y virtue Of u special execution 10 NE di-
IOIcctcd by the clerk of the tirrui Court OF
NcNaud.r county In the state OF Illinois, Ia
,,'ri,, / will sell the following described prop
r,tv ia the First Addition 10 the city Of Cairo.
county OF Alexander and STATE OF Illinois To-
wit; Lots numbered siN ~ anu even w, ia
bcred i've o. and ,iN tG), IN block numbered
twenty-ihr.o Vl5J, levied upon g. the propeftym
the said 7. ! J,llltSi al inM IaiV Nv us
Snuth- west door at the court House IN me cily
or tnicn. in the county at AlrNander "nu s,ae
~ illinois on the 27lh day Of March, a D.,
~. nj the hour at eleven q CLOCK a. n, "r
'''7'' - ALIEN. II Irwin,
...,, az March l. 1870. 3.i-dta.
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.EICUSES..
AMI
.DWELLIGNS
FOR rINT

DWollng house, rooms . 10 iol~
enclosed, in good order, Oh Twenty
fourth aud Walnut streets. Rent low To-
a good tenant.
Dwelling house, I room. and base
mcnt. on Poplar street, between Ihir
,ccn,h aud Fourteenth street.. Rent
Sl2.iO.
ss-Iwo tenement on west side OF Com.
mcrcii avenue near lith street, u.lahlc
tor shop and dwelling. Ecnt lurcach, -
per month.
dwelling house, > rooms, ON INl
street near Walnut, in GOOD repair Rent
&l2,5O per month.
Cottage, : rooms ami Kitchen
'rwcnIy-lirst street, near sycamore
north side. i;cnt -, per month.
Two small houses, northwest corner
Fifteenth and Popular. Rent low.
basement of brick building, west side
of Washington avenue near Eighteenth
street, five rooms in good condition
Rent low.
Building on east side of Commcrcia
avenue, near Tenth street, suitable i"l
carpenter shop. Cheap rent.
budding on west side Of Commercial
aycnUc, near Twelfth street, Old "CilN
Hall. Rent very low.
Tonoments, offices and rooms in yari
ous ncatluns. Rents low,
Lots and lands for sale or lease.
.loHN z. llAHMAN * CO.,
Real Estate Agents, corner Sixth an,
Leyec streets. 3-lJ.tr
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The lalirs Of the German Lutheran
church are preparing for a festival. to be-
given soon n aid at their church. Their
congregation i. not large aud their men =
bcr~lup l. small bat these few are faith.
ul The debt contracted IN Improving
the chnrc' aud putting in Their large
organ, the member have -triycn hard to
cancel, bat il alill amounts 10 ,cycral
hundred dollar. oar people are pro-
verbally wncrnu, ia such m,l'or-. and
are .o seldom called upon hy the German
Lutheran ladies. that We hope aud rN.
poet they VIII all step forward aud with
money or other Articles. aid them u tli,
which they .-urr u.s. will be- the last EN-
tcrtuumaut OF the Kind tIcy will at
tempt. The clu.e good. and donations
Will Doe very u .,cplblr.
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The IcScc "a. sIuII.

That lcyre nav roll /, miyiuuJ ity Treas
urcr Blake a world OF trouble. Ic-tcr-
dav his Ollie, wa, crowded from early
dawn until late In the evening. and the
mos, that Mr.. Blake could do wa. to
",rand and cxphm.' The fact OF the
case is iu., Till, the pay roll amount, to
u..r,y three Thousand dollars. while the
cash in the treasury 10 pay it oil with
amount, 10 i.-s than seven hundred dol
,,-. ,r 8l,ut twruty.two per cent. Of
,uoupt Tin, claim, are in sums rang.
ma, from fourio a, hi.h a, inv. seventy
i've and ono hundred. several per-
SONS holding SONG larger claims.
y ByLLEIIN reporter was N Tho Treas
urcr'> Office Tor u short time yesterday
morning, and witnessed several "Scencs
between the Treasurer and some OF those
holding claims against the city for work
done on the new lcycc.
"ls your name Blake: inquired tall
iam"-'"okin% Individual 'h''rih| inc
door,
..IL.,,,,. ,,,.. 49,. -, c,, work an
e.. l..,..,.,,,a .,r,., fla. mou., g."
"W.u. fir. under instruction., from ll.c
council. | can only ray you $50 on your
claim. Inc lrvcr ply roll amount, 10
1850. but there /. les tlan 500 in the
treasury, ami am directed 10 pay thlt
out rro rata. Farther. l. can't pay the
- "a hc,nrc Monday. b,cau., viii have
f. maxi. oul - new roll. and g,t mo,tcrs
jp Shane 80 there can h. NO further delay
,h,ut ,h, m,it.r
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sheriH's Sale

10y yltur III an execution 10 me directed ~
| Dihr clerk oi the circuit Court oil Alexander
county, In the State of Illinois, in favor OF tie
people of the state ot Illinois, and against
hnlr,w ! Carrie and II Watson Webb, I have
les icd upon the following described property
IN IA" city uf ,aito. couniy "i Am>ander anu
STAT, of Illinois, to-wit. lot numbered twent,
nine (,n) IN block numiep,l twenty sin, ~ ne
property uf the aid u. Watson Webb, which !
shalt ofrr nj rublic sale at the South west 40,
al the court hu,lse IN the city of Cairo !. We
county of \lcNal,ier and state Of lllin"is on
aath d,y OF March \ u lsln, ~ ". n""s !
eleven o'clock, A. NJ, Tor cash, !" sans. SN'
sheriff of \leNander county, iiiinni.'
,luu Illinois, March IN iNi'' wv
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school Land Sale,

N"tirr H. hereby given that on Friday April
ga, 1870, at Nv" O'Clock, T.. III ut the front
hvf ct the court house In Cairo, the trustees Of
schools al township No. l., :. x I west in
NlcN1hdcr county, viii sell, at pHblic auctiou
-'hool lot y" ten tl'l in the Southeast quarter
81 irrlinn ten 90 aud lots numbered twenty.
on" tlJ AMI twenty eight t'Sl IN the North enst
quarter ut section No IL, In aid township.
The terms Ut -al" being one half cash dow /,
AMI ia" other halt payable IN twelve month :,
WIN ten per cent Interest with mortgage On The
land ."ld, 10 secure thr pay mcnt ~ required 10y
law in such eases
~ Orirr 81 the Eoarl oi IRA .i,c Of Schools.
ions VI. LANspES,
Township Treasurer.
CAIRO. III, Marcn - ls5d :,.p.w5t
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SheriF's Sale.

~ virtue Of u special execution a. me di-
rertcd 10y the clerk OF the circuit court OF
AlrNinrcr county, In the state "a Illinois,
IN favor ~ Frederick tairthorn and Thee
q, re- RAND, lirm of Fairthorn Il Rand, aud
against sarah |. Kline, will sell the fol-
lowi ~ drsgr bed property. to-wit; Lots
mum rrcd seven a. and 81 glIt (cl, IN block
nunh, T. II thiriy-right CiSl. IN the city 81
cairo. County uf Alexander and state Il
Illinois, ~ the property at III" sad sarah u.
Il lirr nt pubic sale at tie - th-Wc dn"r
at the court ho,Is' in the city of Cairo, "a
ihe c"unly of Alexander and state ~ llll-
noi>, ont Seventeenth lItM Il " OF March.
AID, 1886. At tie hour uI Eleven az
o'rlocL, \ NJ los cash, 10 sa'i.t. said exc
cut. on. ALHN II, lRvlN.
sheriff ot Alexander county, Illinois.
CNRo. MS February 'dth, 1876. :. 81.
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Sherif's Sale.

By virtue u! special execution To me
directed 10y the clerk OF the circuit court Of
alexander county, in the state OF Illinois,
in favor oi George BEGINNER. AMI again t
Rrinhold Y. ielZncr aud Settle lielIner, |
w.ll sell the following dies ,ribcd property,
to.wit: The houses situated upon lots
numbered six 90 AMI seven %, N block
numbered iWcuty-slN (2Jl, and lot
numbered three % in block
twrbty-'cven ca, In the city III
Cairo, county Of Alexander, in the state OF
Illinois; and also the Ter schoid estate III
Rcinhold Y. EclHncr and Settle Bellner, in
and to said tots six, seven, and three.
~ the property oi said Rtin-
hold Y. HrlLn"r and St
tie BclIncr Mt public lie at the ou,hweSt
door oi The court house ia the city vi Caro-,
IN til county ~ Alexander and state Of
Illinois, on the seventeenth ann day OF
March, \, H., 1876, at the hour OF eleven
IN o'c'Ock. u. IA Tor cash To satisfy sad
tSccu ion. ALIEN. II IRWIN,
sheriff Of Alexander Co, Illinois.
Carr, II e, Feb. %, 1879. 2-?3.td
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Ten thousand dollars worth of goods
at cost. viii commence thi, day re-
falling the large and valuable stock "'
goods, consisting of clothing, ladies fur
nshing goods. gents furnishing goods
standard dry foods, fancy Goods, jcwclry.
etc., at the old stand of Hebron ~ We'll
Tor cash AT actual cost. No goods dcliv'
cred until paid for.
will make it an object for merchants
to buy these goods in iobhing lots, f"I
cash in hand, in quantities to suit.
am authorized also To receive bids
tor the next ten days for the purchas,
in bulk al all that portion Of said stock
which shall remain unsoll on the morn
in" Of March llll, Now j. the time IL
buy. GEoRGE Fisher,
Provisional Assignee ot llrilbron y
We'll. bankrupt,
Cairo, Feb. :, 1876 31Ii