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1r nsactious In the Exchange yesterday com
prscd foreclosure sales ny
n. Y Hlrnrtt. one four story hrownffour front
bon e., vita lui p -Niu on tur ~ ht 81 Fourth ave
Lrr iS icrt noin of BIZ nilh street, $4,000 %
l""tH ,v4., l,t'flop GROW stone IRON hluso,
Nln Got lNlNl -.H ON he south side u icliti.tffh
,lr,ct 1871 lcet east Of fouW ave-uc IS, o. to
plHnun.
iN Mm. Kennedy. one plot Of land. SOUTHEASTERN
lr' on me hufth sldeo iaih ttr'ct, ncing the hurN
front hetNrrn Tenth ana eleventh avenues, $1,000 10
pmutN Four .ts cnch .hNlun1l, on tho suu. h side
nue., fi,inu TO plaintiff.
49, aco't Mycw one l,t e5Ns5. on the east site Of
sNh ANenuv' ALI ictt uOrtn Oi lJ-i ct Uuu To
plaullr.
Tine remainder OF ANNOUNCED foreclosure sales wore
auJ lWutl. numhCr uf foreclosure sales are ti-
uuuuc ed for TO-DAY at the Icluu.c
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ONE IOURTH WAND DEN.
showing the ENtensivcnr-a OF the Dusincs-
of a hi,ving IN sew urk.

of ihi.ying IN New \ ork.
Officer Kenneally, see ng two men car
rsing between them box in which he thought
they had stolen goods, followed them to s.
James street. aud there tue door was shut ia
his face and securely locked. Standing guard
at the door, he sent to the Oak street police
station for help. The first story at IS James
street Is Cited up as a well-appointed barroom.
which was formerly kept bv Mary varley VIII
owns the house. She Is a sister Of the deceased
ddN the Blacksmith.
On the arrival Ot Can't. Murray, Sergeant Doug.
las ia secl OF uatrptmru, the pllce " :
entered Nv Detective Carr, VINO clanbvred over
some rear lvuces nj let the officers IN. A ni-ty
search Il M place did not disclose the men
wnum tie officer had followed nut a Ladder
over the len, to the adj ihlng ward. wnicn us
an opening into OlNcr stree. showed whif utr
tley hdu csc lie B. aud the Indications were th
TINS Vas one Of the permanent facilities VI tne
place.
On making tnis discovery the Captain decided
To searcn the house from top to bottom. and In
the search many skiiluily c1ntryrd Sc ret and
panel dOuts were iOunu. Ouc 4 tue most in
Eenlouslt conttived hiding places Ci, SOD
vi a uldin panel. IN tue centre of wutch was a
gas fixture. giving the nav re-sion that Il w.s
backed bN the sotil wall. Close INSPECTION r.
We ,cd a crack, aud on forcing tue panel the
officers found re'eo. aclr Tor goods. Ihcte
were UanN others nike !. Ind m every one was
a lot OF property. HAT all were the proceed. 81
roUheres WIS shown ov tue fact that al the
manufacturers narAs uad been erased from the
goods.
Iue police collected q truck load Of goods
ana cirteu them 10 the Odk tire Z station. Iue
humUcr OF lots nd tueir great variety Indicate
busy work IN shup-liiting and sneak-thieying.
Inc list embraces one Vhluabie Paisley suawl,
tces, silAs. nan ikerchiet-, hosiery, tlwvilu..
+W"iry. opera glasses, Md gloves, fancy az iclcs
furnishing goods, nusltu5, on clOth, bunting,
too eco, ual cora. VelNel. mosquito netting,
morse wnip-, shoVel', aNe-, anu cum.s.
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AFTER m Evening Of Drinking with tue East
Houston street Gcng.

street Nstng.
In the General Sessions, yesterday. James
GOWN. butcher. Of Paterson, y. j., deposed that
on thu 18Th OF october n came to this city to set
tie some transactions with GRIN ~ Fulton Mar
KIT butchers; that after he had transacted the
business he went atout town. drinking freely (;
that in the evening he entered a saloon NJ Hous-
ton and Crosby streets. and ordered some oys-
ters: that while ho was waiting for the oysters a
man VINO e He'd hirs IL Hanley kcd MIN to
drink; that he drank. ma treated linul-y and
sever otn mon. wni - ere not intro iUrel, I'M
~ O'clock on the morning OF the lith; tnat
then ianley prono-ed 10 taNe a coach and All 30
70 a oall In Cenirl Park & rien; that wnen the
conch reached sixth avenue ana Efty-nintn
street u nj " began 10 talk earnestly to distract
his O"lNn'9 attention from the course OF
tue coacn, whrh entered the PARK; that
after they had driven far into the Pax
he became suspicious, and. opening the
door. sprang out; that thereuton l. t.
rick Corners sprang from the seat ny tho
side II the coachman, and. graspiug his tol-
Vii'~l iignt nd. ora the little huger of wnirn
was % cluster ilmoud ting. lifteu ~ suddenly 20
hts mrrtn, and closing his teeth upon the raised
ami In Il then, with the diamonds "a his month.
he r n back To the coach. climbed t. hi- former
seat and the coach was dfiyen away. The Jury
found Conners guilty.
DO You remember. Conners." said Recorder
Hnckett, severely. when last sentenced YOU
to state prl-onf You do nut2 Your memory
IL bad seemingly. Y ur life l. IN Il OF the uro-
fessinn thief. sentence YOU to twenty Yeas
hard labor IN state Prison."
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nRYMER-pOpF ON Tlursaa evening, NV. g, nj
the re d'nce - me uriies mother hy Tie Rev. Clas
~ Pyspn, Mr.. Andrew bry idertO Mss uattc \. Pope,
DoMiNitK-wELLs.- on sep. 10 Il the Church OF
ihs HOY tVmnuulua. By tLc het. trduris T.. Law
rrnce, AK nd"f - mlnicN To- Mlry, daughter VI 4.
j. II fsln Wells al II t.l- titN.
SMlIlI-ltu. BU ssDu. o. ia ssdav evening. Nov 81
az he isncc of tns triit'. moth O., the Rev.
ths city.
III -rlEMASN.-On the 60 inst, at The res.
iarhcc 81 the urtv rarcn's by tine Rev. Thomas :.
ias!ings d. d. Peter c. Iiemanu u EaA. daughter VI
1URNER-k NME.-In Union, ". g., on Wednesday
evcins Nov g. az fhc residence of theJrdc's plrent
bF the Rev lt1helt street. $50 Il by the Rev. Wi.
nam whey, ,Jonn Iur4er Of New YORK to Ella w.,
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Cnught,while Robbing Pnrson.

Carl Smith, notorious thief ana house
hreaker and member OF Murray gang, WA. arrested
~ Par-on Robert streets house 10 Connecticut Farms
Sd Mr. Streets sou had charge OF the resid nee
whlr The clergyman preached me u-ual sundly morn.
lug sermon iu the fre+hyttrlHn Church. ANuht II
O'clock young street hraru footsteps an adjunli Z
room, mi opening me door surlrl at smith In ihc ac
Of escaping with wearis apparel and other articles
that Ntr nicely picNrd up. lNc INTRUDER was held nm.
a. the arrival u assistance. Persons watching smith
saw Nln nv 10 tou eil parcel In u WA tOYeru-
msnt bond stolen from Moan woodruff. farme, ~
Union uAu-hlp, Ofhcr articles c.uuyiug TO Woodruff
were und uu anltus person lie was IocAed up In tue
bad 10 Ify Ala
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Scene, Fulton Market. Time, Monday 1880
A. NJ. Two hack horses, banketed and fast asleep a
red-noscd dlyer dancing to Keep himself warm, aud
benevolent stranger behind time.
stranger-I say, driver. whatn you charge u drive
me to the corner VI sixth avenue and Iouth street?
Duyer-DOldr h'a.f.
stranger-l'h give you dollar. You can do It IN e.
teen minutes.
DrNor-Cau't do II, boss Dollar mars the fare.
labitau-lior,es t,st asleep, driver dauclus, aud
straug a halliig ten cent omnibus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-A IRE at an early hour this
morning de-Toyeda number u frame saloons and cat
lug houscs IN West NadsoA street, near Canal -Four
persons inmates Of allulsht restaurant al No 2s
owned by Henry COcKrell, pcishrd IA the flames The
uAurs ot the Victim, were Emma Buri, Agnes llealf,
Geuryc EOdc, ana ,nCs Allen Their chnrred rem ms
were taken from the runs this afternoon, II Is etl
.ut tHst they overcome by the danes while at
ftWlE 'u escape through long halfway which com
muncatei with starr that mad been burned away. A.
.ru Wa a tauor, and came lere TWO Wcrks ago from
Boston, Wuere he lrnv0sA wife ana children Bul for
lr erey and dar Of can't. Bu lwlnkle OF tie FIRE
FatOi the Oss OF lie would have beeu much greater
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FRESHEr on TTE ISTHHUS.


mergcd-TruVei suspended.
PANAMA, Nov. 17.-Unusually heavy
rains have fallen Oh tho istumus during the past
fortnight. causing hich fre-net in the On gres
river. In some places tie water rose thirty feet,
inunda,ng the track Of the Panama Railroad
for miles. No traius have passed over the road
fincs he lltu inst. In several Ilaccs the 10 Il
bed has been washed away for quarter OF a
mile. CD to Yesterday portions OF the track
were SIM under water hut an attempt wilt be
made to day 90 pass ever train aitu the Cali
futnl passengers and baggage VINO have been
track viii require months to repair. The breaks
are heen ten 1rdrllv repaired to open CumWu-
nication with Aspluwdll, but heavy trains VIII
pfo.aDly not be sent over for some DAYS. o.
tue line ~ tho Ch gres iiyer tue damage TO
property has been very great.
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TIE MLxIcAN INSlRREcrI0N.


New ORLEANS, Nov. 2i-Advices from
Mexico sa' that on the 18th Gen. Martinez at
cked Gen. CInales with ZOO men near ,icr u
NiH ~, on the II LUIS road. The l.ht lasted
two days. and many men were killed. Martinez
was completely routed, with los Of his whole
iurce, eight guns, ani the supplies. lie he'd
win four men. Martin Is Srryist General
Sulintlno il NJ Ori2aoA with 5V1 cavalry He
So ~ there 70 ALI Lerdo, should the iHttcr
nave To leave Mexico hN ihe way uf Vera Cruz
Gen. nch,z Rivera. az the head Of over 200
men Is At san Feline. state Il Queretarn. lhe
manifesto 81 mel justice Iglt-la- tas reached
the CITY Of Mexico. Four other Judges OF the
Mex can Supreme Court who protested against
the illegal acts of Lerdo were impii-Oue f.
Culet Justice lgo-las has left Mexico with forty
me tbtis OF Cougr,s ana anumber If eminent
writer's, Gen. Rocna, who was eXiled, lett on
an English suip.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28

SUPREME COURT- CHAMBERS. Nos. IT,. I93. II.
3d. 80. o. 90, 100 log. lOi I4u loo 1913 Loo l55 l,D
~ "a ll5oG lg ~, 1876 ri, 2ol, 23s sl5 llD
srrgRMR COUNT SPECIAL TERM Nos 300 geo n.
w. -Ol, 800, 3,l 1Sl. iap, 800, ilp. i2o BOO A. 400
5l2. WV "
SUPREME COURT RcuIr Part Il.-Case on.-No.
hli. No Jay caen Inr Part III Nos 1873 1887 u H.
4i l9lg'I lio% llsg io5O lg!1 ms lGl ias5, 1872
Jldl, llij. l1igl 2N 5N7a s.s3 1923. 3Ji5 Az ilj
81. 2-ni, H.O9. 2!Hi, 3jd1 2iS SJ7U.
suPRWOR COURr-GENEHAL 1RRN-Apneals from
q urr No. L.. q urrilt lendar- Nos 10 IL u 10 Il
TX, -, - ~ ~, - -. % -. a.
COMMON pLE,s-E QrIrY Term Nos 90 90
CoMaoN rLgAs- lluAL rkRN-rart Nos 500,
atl 900, ITO, hll, hiS u ili, 81, $40 5Nh IA.
,AhlNf touRr-IElAL rKRN-Palts l., H.. Ill. and
~. adjourned Tor tnt term,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28

TRoY, Nov. 21.-Alex. Friend of this city. 10
years Old, shot and morally wound INNS II tbs
morning. lie assigned reason for the act ihai ne
it mc th!t ne was - ur siuln cr AID, rather
lead such life, hc preferred to die.
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cat OWL measuring i've feet from tip to tip
OF the wings WIS shot yesterday by Stephen Mccarthy
near me Sew Jersey Ccntml Railroad depot In Jersey
cay. The hird Nas clrclug IN tlU All surrounded by
Coca VI cAattrrins spalrcws.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28
BANNING AND FTNANcT1Ls
THE WEST ERN UNION TELEGRAPH coMPANY-
WHAT IA Is WORIH.

NEW NoEE. Nov. 80 1919.
CHARLES pARRErr, ksq.-D4p 81. "" ore informed
that uii is 90 b. nro.ueed at tue coming session OF
GuuIfc.r, under winch. u . --ru. the National Cow
trLucnt VIII undertake the business Of postal tele-
pr pay. In order TO Obtain tne requisite iac leg /.
Will s-nfy for the GlvtrnmcN Vlfner TO huy the
prom riY Of the Western Union ,ompa " Cr else ogud
new lines. Inasmucn ~ tIe iverluent mas by act IT
tonllcs- ceptcd, nv the Western Union Company.
the sht to take the poles Wtr ard ardius OF the
corpIrauOu II certainly would not ~ the exercise Il
thai ugit pay more than the GO u duplicating the
exist lines.
In ordcr therefore to enable form an idea az
20 the actual value % the properly OF Western Union,
anu the amount when the stoCkuuder- WOuld likely
to receive upon surrender OF their III IN tue event
o. the purchase OF the nnCs by the United acs Cow
eminent, would Ike 10 have give sucn infOr.
nation .HYOu are aule to OBTAIN ardiug the conui-
ZION OF ~ comp ls business, anu the probable
cOst Of duplicating Its existing u es.
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3uslntss Nolltes.


Ii he eaten II % vii do him no good. Thousands II
people Who have n,g.ectt colds amt coughs until they
nave become dangrru VIII 10 almost every nos
.rum Tor relief Inisis why - many experiments
trt bY the sun Goa YOUR uru.g-t buy bottle
OF Wlsar's Bnlsam ut Wild Cherry, and use II with
corndrucc. n viii ben a. once tim tely cure
10 no straw II Is cable well tried hold 1t aud
be- we'd
90 cents and 81 a botIls. SOLD by all druggsts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28

Shakesneare saws. "Care T. no cure. but rather
COR ,N,, hr hus, mat are hoi To- be remedled. We
Nat1t salcsie care AMI corr Uslln, however vita b.
Bahhtls Toilet sAap, for N saves care, and Is de
hclnusy emoiilent TINS new toilet soapis Tie highest
achievement OF well known niuutac turer for ITS per
feet puUtY and pleasant reaction N the ska are
biled vain bNeet natural Qd0r.-AdB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28
Jersey City poli,ieian,. Dcn,h


Ex-Street Commis sioner Patrick Dixon Of
Jersey ty die hrserdy OF cong -tOn ~ tha ung. He
WAS active ~ poiles IN the second Assembly District.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28

s. CLYDE. Kennedy. llavfnn Nov -
- itai nan, kttlNfuu. -lNsuntI Nuv %.
s. tty Of Dallas, limos, tcrnlnull Wv %, and Port
Ruvai -.
= oh Dominion. Wal en- Richmond and norfolk.
- entipcI Nii e.. P.dNlrlyuLl.
- lcut ard, Albert 800. J. 40 del hil.
S, Achilles. Bacon rAl'4Ie4nhl.
A.so Tue us'li river "a co.'s. Nl.' v'ss'ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28

II YOU are bilious take Qnirk's Irish Toa Sold
Ny druggists al 20 eeDts pUeAage.--Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28

In the channel o. clothing. The old house Of
hammond g Co.. corner Nassau aud Futon ets., I'll /
.i'.ds pretmlurut an examination VI their winter
sOu4s VIA demonstrate. ADJ.
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not less results Of maalai poison thin cm- yer.
Inc &c cure quo lu"s them al. We VIII supply tons
remedy Tor thounhi cas- King no unle
VI Can at the principal oMce, ~ Liuerty st., be-
tween IL and l.. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28

tias extracted teeth with tho Ges for 5l9oh pa
Ioals vi.hOut geeItent. " cooper 'lsalu's -Aae
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28

Parkrr'- Iinir HnI~nin = thu best prem IN.
uph Ner maue for rcstoAa GRAY liar " us or iIIa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28

4 Cough, Cold. or sore Throat should no,
b. neglected. THROWN, HEONCIiAL TEOCHts"
ar simple remedy eau VIII generally give immediate
relief
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4 twentv-ivc cont boiilr Of Poster's Cough
baisahi "lll reAcN Your e. utn. ~ a..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-28

Newlv-furnished housekeeping rooms, also
single rooms vita or without board t 10 50 per week
NJ, IL BpAeU st.--AdV,
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WARDS


IT II VT 7 II 7 VII VI = 7 " ~ IIUN 10
DRAWING. Ab~OL.tIiY POSITIVE oN .Orlt
'"
To Nossr. a. w r,.... FL, r['..,.' ~.
''N"'""1' NV
nontDnum,ko .irr.,,,o. ,..,v pr,,v,r,.s
N' D'''i"s ~
THOMAS r. PORTER.
u,, r,,,... p.,...-.. 1" ORB. N,V' :" 1876
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INAWINN NINUIl ~ II-TIINL OF .0IU
Hyad .hc t.l oNl4s -o,lac.,si
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NIGHT ~ rnH cENrR1L PARK.

The old Union tower has been for many year
under charge Of Eaglne comp 10y IL.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-13

Physicians recommend, snd Farriers declare
that no such remedies have ever before been IN
use. Words cheap, but the proprietors OF
these articles will present trial bottles to medical
men, gratis, as guarantee of what they say.
THE CENTAUK LINlMENT, WHITE WRAP
PER, will cure rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lum-
bago. Sciatica, Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples,
Frosted Feet, Chilblalns, Swellings, Sprains,
and any ordinary
FLESH, BONE OR MUSCLE AILMENT.
We make pretense that this article Will
cure cancer, restore lost bones, give health to
q whisky soaked carcass, but II will always re-
duce inflammation and allay pain.
1t will extract the poison OF bites and stngs,
aud heal burns or scalds wITHouTA SCAR. Palsy,
Weak Back, Caked Breasts, Earache, Toothache,
Itch and tutaneous Eruptions readily yield TO
it's treatment.
Henry Black, Of Ada, Hardin CO., o., says
" My wife has had rheumatism for five years
no rest, no sleep-could scarcely walk across the
floor. She is now completely cured by the use
of Centaur Lniment. We all feel thankful 10
you, and recommend your wonderful medicine
z all our friends.'
James Hurd, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, says: "The
Ceuiaur Liniment cured my Neuralgia
Alfred Tush, of Newark writes 'Send me
one dozen bottles by express. The Linimenl
has saved ruy leg. want to distribute 1t, &c
The sale of this Liniment is increasing rap
idly,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-13
DR.. WHITTIER,
6i7 st. Charles street, st. Louis, Mo.

n hF0lAPH sfesdy and radical eS,s
4uUuMQk/a> Rupture or hernia, ts
oxsS o. cid, TYs,anissd BY
uUVt " u = lie J.dsos Ttffhod 81 treat.
went. 4 soGdesSs o. NO. fee. CaXos o. sOyi.s 10
DR.. Judsons Jos Ci<sfsss sf,sst. 81. LosiI. DO.
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Chattel Mortgage Solo.

DY virtue of chattel mortgage, executed by
DA. Il. Ssflord and II. l.. Morrill, as receivers
of the Cairo and Vincennes railroad and the
Cairo and Vincennes railroad company, to
the undersigned. bearing date February LIST,
1875, we viii, on the I'D day of July. 1876. at
the hour of 10 o. clocka. M, at the round house
of the Cairo and Vincennes railroad, in Cairo,
Illinois, proceed to sell. at public yendue to the
highest bidder, the following described proper
ty, being portion of the rolling stock of the
said Cairo and Vincennes railroad, and por-
ton of the property described in said mortgage,
to-wit; Box cars numbered ten 90. twenty
(2o), twenty-five (22), twenty-four CA, thirty
go, thirty-two (32, thirty-tour go thirty
(56), seventy-two CD seventy-four GA eighty
two (s2), one hundred and six 1O6), one hundred
and fourteen Qli) one hundred and twenty GEO /,
one hundred and twenty-five Q22) one hundred
and twenty -eight Q2s) one hundred and forty
two Q42l one hundred and forty-six GAO and
one hundred and sixty Q6U).
Flat and coal cars numbered twenty seven CD
thirty-nine C59) and forty-ive N5) that the
terms of said sale are cash in hand.
Dated June 18th, 1876.
DREXEL, MORGAN & CO.,
6-2O-d-eod. Mortgages.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that default hay
ing been made for more than sixty days IN
the payment of portion OF the amount Sc
cured to be paid by certain mortgage ex-
cuted by Jan cs Ryan to Samuel stats
Taylor and Edwin Parsons, trustees OF the
Cairo City Property, dated the 10th day OF
MAY. A. ID. 1873, and recorded in the record
er's office, in and for Alexander county, In
the State of Illinois,, in book of deeds,p page
5etc. The undersigned, the successor OF
said trustees, will on Wednesday, the 10Th
day of July ne xt, A. ID. 1876, q; 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon of that day, under and by
virtue of the power of sale contained 10
said mortgage, sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at his office, cor
of Washington avenue and Eighteenth
street, in said City of Cairo, in Alexander
county and State of Illinois, all the right,
title and interest of said James Ryan or his
assigns, in and to lots numbered 13 CThir-
teen) and IA (FOurteen), in block number
ed % fTwenty. eight in the First addition
to said City OF Cairo, according to the re.
corded plat thereof, with the appurtenan-
ces, to satisfy the purposes and condition
OF said mortgage.
Dated, Cairo, Ill, June 9th 1876.
8. STATS TAYLOR.
Trustee of the Cairo City Property
6-29-wtd
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Increases the Quantity. improves the Quality
ARMSTRONG;
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Good Fresh Butter all the Year Round
BUTTER IN 20 MINUTES.

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English recipe, and now in daily Use by
many Of the most noted farmers In the
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and keeps IL from turning rancid. 1t also
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ElperiH,s Sale.

By virtue of an execution to me directed
by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Alex.
ander County, in the State of Illinois, in
favor of Bernard McManus and against
James A. Fry, have levied upon the fol-
lowing described property, in First Addit-
ion to the City of Cairo, in the County OF
Alexander and State of Illinois, tO-wlt:
All of the right title and interest of said
James A. Fry in and to lot numbered thir-
teen Q3) in block numbered forty-seven az
which l shall offer at public sale at the
Southwest door of the Court House in the
City OF Cairo, in the County OF Alexander
tober, A. D., 1876, at the hour Of eleven
o'clock, A. NJ, for cash, to satisfy said en-
ecution. ALEX. H. IRWIN,
Sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois.
Cairo, Ills, July II, 1876. did