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The explosion OF the He'll Gate mine has
been liked for Sunday at three o. clock I'm the
afternoon; that hour being high tide. Sun
day has been selected on the ground that the
river will be less crowded with vessels then
than on week day. The work OF printing
the blasts will be completed to day, and on
tomorrow the mines Will be flooded with
water by means OF q syphon.
The New York papers generally are seek
ing to allay the panic In regard TO the prob
able effects OF the explosion, but as fast as
one point Of apprehension Is shown TO be fall
lacious another is raised. The latest scare Is
at the expense OF those who live In tall
houses; and many do In and around New
York city. The fact Is enlarged upon for
their benefit that oil forms of nitro glycsrine
spend most OF their force do,cn,cdrd, as the
first box did when IL dug q hole In the side
walk on Hudson street. From this IL is ar
gued that very little rock or even water will
be thrown upward into the air, but that the
explosion will shake the reef to its founda-
tiops, and that the greatest force of IL will
be felt by those who stand, or whose dwell
Ing rests on the soil directly over this range
or ledge OF rocks, OF which Hallet's Point
reef 10 but very small outcropping.
The stratum OF gneiss rock, the Graphic
says, which has been penetrated runs north
east and south, passing through Ward q and
Blackwell's Islands just beneath the insane
asylums on each. Whether 10 extends as far
as Manhattan island or not 10 not known,
and At the point where IL would be found II
continued In . right line no rock has been
discovered nearer than seventy or eighty
feet below the surface OF the earth. The
tallest buildings in the neigh borhood are the
1nebriate asylum, Insane asylum, Soldiers,
Home, and emigration buildings on Wards
island, and the House OF the Good Shepherd
and Ehret's and Rupert's breweries In New
York, between Eighty ninth and Ninety
second streets, the East river and Third ave-
nue.. Astoria does not abound In tall build
fngs. These strata do not always lie in a
straight line, and IL may be that the whole
OF BlackwelPs island, which Is well known
to be almost solid mass of rock, is the con-
tinuation OF this stratum, or thai the stra-
tum runs in direct line under the bed of
the East river and reappears In the high
bluff al Eighty fourth street. In either case
the New York shore is protected by the deep
river channel which lies westward OF Black
wells island.
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American Horse is q sarcastic Sioux cuss
At the council In the Black Hills country
on the 18th inst. that chief made q few re
marks 70 the effect that the soldiers had no
business there, at the Red Cloud agency; IL
they wanted TO arrest anybody Let them 60
and arrest the bad men at the north-mean-
ing Sitting Bull and his followers-whsre
upon there was daughter on the part OF the
Indians" This may be the Sioux idea of q
good joke on Bishop Wnipple and his peace
full coadjutors and armed hackers, but the
whites at the council didn't appear to see it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-22

The New York World has got 20 much en-.
listed In the work OF establishing the exist
ence OF yellow fever In Baltimore that II
seems 70 consider the Presidential election q
mere side issue, and Ii neslecting Mr.. TIL.
cen's interests In the most shameful manner
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Reading Matter on Every Page

Arera0e sscovn Daily Circulation
orer I5,O0O,-oefssg moro than
three ftnses that Of dnV ether
daily paper fss Washington, and
e0ssaI to that Of all the other
daily papers tn the catS aAded
together.
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FOB RIHTI FOB RE1TI TOR REaTI

Two pev BRICK DWELLINGS,; containing II
roCme; with eli mo Tern improvements: facing the
south; situate between 18th and th streets north
west; In first class neighborhood. These houses
are very well built and finished IN superior man.
per. Careful and responsible tenants desired ct
ESQ Per month Also, on grounds south Of CoIum.
bian College. fl4th and Boundary street, o BRICK
DWELLIhG: Just flashed; has II rooms ana bath.
rom: gas and water; with large lot suitable for
sifehsn eAroen. Apply 70 ARMS kITOHAM
80 street. aagn-tr
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Notice 20 Correspondouts.

Persons writing letters TO this ONCE for publca-
lion or in regard business will obIige and best
serve their own purposes By addressing them simply
TO the "EDIIoR OF TEE STAR" OF the "PuBLIsHkR
or TIE STAR, ;" as the case may be- When addressed
personally they are regarded private letters and
In Of absence inconvenient delays frequently
occur from that cause.
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
he BuokLER JONES GREAT DISCOVERY
and ssssseP sss s... R e SsSsr
tim, Gout, Seurslgis, Ohrooio Sores, iruptlse
No le4 n. Howard street, Baltimore, nd. Iao.ese
asos stamps Dan give the best references 10 bis
DE LEON. IA. Oldsn saa6hsksd asd o.ls
- hsisos Ladses' PAps,o.as fks CIV, can be
street, from ] % O'Clock. All Fsmsie oo..
a Saas., sI ., One and Rs.idsocs No.
De BU0kL1R JON Es.-rventy years erpe.
- rienoe in Female Diseases, Irreguiaritiee Oss-
Ran Tuner satisfsction OF charges.
n. Howard street, Baltimore aueH 'tr
"a,,rcisraoIIon,-A Ho.itive cure, O pe! b5t.
syly.ni. avenue. Oonsultatioos free. snss 2ms
mi Rs DR. WILSON, an e1P1Isnesd Fsvsal< Pay.
r,,. s'e,ar snd Mid.c0s, can be oonndentisy con-
r and ,: N. MRS Wilson VIA visi ii isdie. e
sne,. ., re,idsnee Gall or write. Mrs. Wilson g not
sOlalryoyAnt. sue2l COLT
pBIsCBIPTiop VRrE ROB TaT sP1EpY
Cure Of Seminal WEAKNESS, Lost Manhood, and
al disorder. brought bI indi.crstiOns or excess.
AadTe.: -, pHyIpsoE a 90,
lem,sI,u Boz 1885, New York.
de; kSsB :, 70. ssa,~s., e.a o con
loeits the SS Once, ever WEDEIsDAY sss
8. UTns ossn. g r ~ Dss,. 6
sygnns, and spermsforrhe.. Osses Of eonnorrhe0
al ts stages au.es.T oure., An the snssn. ...trs,.
ersdicssed from the system without the use Of mar
ssuse IN yeuth, causing los Of memory and nssnj-
", general debility, organic veeknes, I'm potency,
Digestion, Pitsion Of the heard, psins IN bscs,
S1 5ss q night or Eiddiness evil forebodines, ssd:
remsdies. Gentlemen placing ths1ssives in DR. R.f
nand Can rely UPON being scientifically and hon
yhsoh be nov holds from the IeadinS physicisns o.
ssianors omos lst MA strsss Sorthvsst, fro1
besp.n. marse-iy
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OUT TO-DAY
HOE. I'D. ecPHEBsoSr
HAND BOOK OF POLITICS
FOE Iss6.
Cloth bound, 81 so, free BY mall.
sOLOM0Ns a CHAPMAN
PUBLISHERS.
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LUX RBHT-By b II. ARNBR.
ooGS.r fn sns L.
Corner iath street. Mss and w avenues..--. elc0
No 80 l1th street northwest fur ntshed -.....2s0
70. S IA e. n ". = rooms, n; {, stable--....!ao
Indiana avenue, near City Hall, (farnished $50
No. Mh n street northwest, 10 rooms, stable. 100
No Ss street heast, furnished 700
No 81 street northvcst, Is rooms, mod. t.-...lgO
10. lac y street. NV, 10 Rooms, mod Inn -. 81,
No. "a Penna. ~. Il over Gilman 3 drug storeJ. 50
10 uSc llth street nv, ii rooms, mod imps... rs
DO. 1907 Pepns. ave., 10 rooms, NOD. imDs-... @
No. ll9 gtreet southeast, u rooms, MOD. imps, %
No. Sh Lab street 2: ", 10 rooms, mod. imps... IS
s Eo; m .oU.S ssssss c0Tsnss;s, room.
30. q street southeast, Is rooms, mod. imps... 80
Me- uS Lah street northwest II rooms, mod. im -
20. 200 9Th street southeast, rooms, med imDs 20
No. l4o lnh 1gtress NV, 10 rooms, mod, imps. q
store And dwelling, s.v corner 18th and o s.w- 90
No. ue 9th street southeast 40
~ sSS ssIs :trsst, rooms: mod mp'
No. eOe street l.w,1 rooms.-................... IS
store and Dwelling, rs and SouSda1y. moo I 8
No. i!H sth street n.!. :, 10 Rooms, ood. inIa-.. %
Store 81 oh street hwesS................ g
No 20 eth street. northeast, rooms, m. imps- 3
No. g, &c, 50 8 Sc, 9 rooms. sas and vster- %
No. COL llth street northeast, 7rooms......... 20
10. g street southeest, rooma..:..:........ 20
10. az strsst southwest %
No. ill, lN7 Sd g. NV, Sroo9s and Water...... Is
No. i59 liz fark street northeast rooms m. f.. Is
No. 311 10Th street northwest. rooma-.-....... y
Also: number OF other houses, larger and smaliea
anxSa wApuup ~ ..xv
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

IN Centennial Fall Opening. -
~ THE FIRsr WITH Few aooDsI ~
THE FIRST TO REDUCE PRICES OF BOOTS
l.. HEILB8UN,
<OS 1th street, second door shove ID street a y,
Onep as specialties:
ei-Ihe best School Shoes ever had.
0I-Dunbsre celebrated Uhfidrenis shoe~
20, so, 40 and 50c.-Chldb Lsoe and fulton
42-kaoiee' Mid Side Lace.
90-trench KID Seamless Button.
% eO-MenS best hand seq cd 0siters,
$s-Geptf everlasting stitched Boots.
eS-WsrIsnted hand pegged Kin Bootz
e1-nens Working Shoes,
~ S0-Sesed Army Brogaus
Long Legged Grain and Rubber Boofs
cGn" woman In Shoe" in window. aug3e-<m
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
~ J. OukTISs sMYTH, 32s 81. northwest
seplI I'm. W 81. BARRFrr, ID DIS
SCHUY1kR = kAKMkAN,
EREeO0, DEO0RATIyI and sysu eescrtlsioa
OkHAMEnTAL and PLAIN PAINTING,
111 9Th street northwest.
ek16I40u ROOM, 40 , street northvacf,
jsn3l-ly WARRINGTON. d. q.
Ga PER GIT 1OR TEETH, EITHEk yAN
Ohio Ooa!eee Of Dental eurgsry, and of5t451
Bush Medical College Of Chicago, col TN SffsFi
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FOR SALE.

+ H sel:;I APfLtToS's Aaisfo % }i''i In u.
PuSi:bfr nIcs eotrs ely new !ss' he bound
crest REDUCTION Can be seen ct eOLOMONS &
OAAPMAH, 9l1 Pennsylvania avenue. sep11 n
l. Prince Georges county, six miles from Wash.
inston iSo acre., all under cultivation, exchAns
BkOW6I6G, Columbian Law Buildings. s70-6rs
EOR sALE-20, 900 loads Of vasoei SAND
4 and sharp GRAVEL 1t rs cents Per load, or
30 cents delivered distance not to exceed IL miles
Appiy 70 JOHN LYONS. corner OF ID street and
MARYLAND avenue northwest. send I'm.
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, OARRIA060.-
~ The largest and most varied sssort- . 0~1.
ent OF latest sty lie OF Carriages, Con pes, SSES
Rocksways. Jump seats, Park Phetons, 80
yaggers, Top aad No Top Buegies. Also. several
nne second hand Panel Carriages and Buggies on
band q p. d 6CHMITT OO.T,
mar9-T Ne. 3l9 18th ct bet O and nv,
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OeT-A GOLD CHAIN BRAOELET. between
IL the Capitol and TIN and streets. A suitable
reward will be etven II LETT ct this Office. IT.
II OST-About noon to day, on d street or Pean
IL syIyaDis avenue, between Kocb's restaurant
and 18th street, round BLACK 6ETTI0G from
ssletys button. Liberal reward II left ct Evening
ktsr Office. Ii
L OST-st ay ed. on the night OF the goth isstant,
IL white and Liver Spotted POIn- -
TGR; answers to the name OF Sport. AS
liberal reward IL returned TO the southe At cernef
OF 5th ard ID streets northwest. eep17-N
g n hEWARD-stoIen from the .ubscribe,: ON
With red ears; about Ave years old. TentfNH~
dollars reward will be given for any inform si0a 20
CAL get her again. LEW Ii LEPRRUX. No. I Is
q street mort weet sep22 A.
I OeT-Many Teeth by neglect Use WlLL0'
II EUREKA TOOTH, POWDnR: Il gradually
gums, arrests decay greatly, contains no Acid: an
Drug Stores; . cents. ouR3-
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ga visit to sTRAUe, the Ciothier. will fully
repay al who may appropriate the time and trouble
Of coming. whether they purchase or only wish to
view my immense and well-sslscted stock,
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GIUZlE1a
RHEUMATIC
REMEDY

VIII most positively cure any case OF rhellna-
Ism or rheumatic govt, no matter how long
standing, ON the face Of the earth. BEING an I'M.
ward application II does the work quickly, thor
oushlv anu permanently, leaving the system
strong aud healthy Write TO any prominent
person In Washington City, and you will learn
mat the above statement Is true In every pnrtc-
ular
CONDENSED CERTIFICATES.
National Hotel,
Washington, u. G. December =, 1874.
Messrs Iielphenstine Bentley;
Gents very chceriully state that ! used Du-
rang's Rheumatic Remedy with decided benefit
A. II. STEPHENS.
Member of Congress OLGA
Presidential Mansion,
Washington, u. c., April %, 1915.
Messrs heiphenstine \ Bentley;
Gents: For the past seven years my wife has
been great suffer from rheumatism, her doctors
falling tn give her relief she used three bottles
Durang's rheumatic Remedy, and a permanent
cure was the result. WI. II. I'ltOOk,
Executive Clerk 10 PresideL. Grant"
Washington, -. C., March 3, 1870.
In the space of twelve hours my rheumatism
Was gone, having taken three doses Of Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy. NV brother. J, II. Cessna,
JOHN CESSNA,
Member Ut Congress al Pa.
Price one dollar l,o,tle, or SIN bottles for i've
dollars. Ask yOur druggist for Duiang y iihru-
matte itrnedy manufactured by
HELFliENSIiNE Il BENTLEY,
pr'ggis,s and Chsml,is,
ss' k II e" anal s S%n SsA. %s
Wholesale Druggists.
10 b-wlv
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Whereas stephen b. Ward and wife by
their deed dated March l2th. 1873, and
recorded on page 272 In book so" Of Trust
Deeds, in the Recorders Office Of Alexander
county, Illinois, conveyed to the under.
signed, lots numbered thirty seven GO and
thirty-eight (ls), in block numbered twenty
seven (21). in the First Addition TO the city OF
Cairo, Illinois, In trust, to secure the pay
ment of a certain note therein described.
Now, under the provisions OF said deed, lie.
fault HAVING been mace In :he payment Of
said note, the undersigned VIII offer said
property for sale, at auction. to the highest
bidder for cash. ut the Court House door
in the city Of Cairo, Illinois, at 2 O'Clock
p, m. of Monday, April 18th, 1876, for the
purpose Of said trust.
ALFRED Il. Stafford,
Trustee and Mortgage.
GREEN 4 GILBERT, Attorneys.
CAIRO. Ills, March II, 1876. w-3t-d.lt.
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Before the era Of Railroads. Csiro had IA
commanding position a. u centre Of com
nerce and navigation. This Importance OF
position she eth possesses, but has now the
additional advantage OF being great rail!
road centre, a number Ot the most import
ant railroads In the Valley 1.-THE Mississippi
converging to and having their terinini
there. Among these, coming from the north
are the great Illinois Central Railroad,
which traverses the entire state Of Illinois
frOm,its extreme northern and north eastern
to its southern limits, aud by IT, connections
extends into all the great northwestern
grain producing State- the Cairo aud VIM
cennes, extending rom Cairo to the City OF
Vincennes, in the State OF Indiaas, where
Its connections afford direct railroad COM
munications with all Eastern cities ana
the Cairo X st. Louis Railroad. arording q
City OF st. Louis and all the railroads cen
tering there. The roads coming from the
South are the New orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern and the Mobile aud Ohio
Railroads, which give direct railroad COM
municatOn with the cities Of Mobile and
New Orleans, and other southern Atlantic
Sea p0rt-, anu by connecting roads with all
the country south of Cairo; and coming
from the southwest l. the Cairo, Arkansas
and Texas Railroad. which affords similar
communication with Southern Missouri.
Arkansas and Texas. and the principal cit
les OF those States. This list-nained rosd
will give, also. direct connection with the
Texas and Pacific Road when it " com le-
ted, thus giving direct communication wi h
the principal port, OF the Pacific ocean
These railroads, termiG ating at Cairo. are
now all completed and in successful opera
ton, those in Illinois coming into the city
on bank OF each OF the rivers, Ohio and
Mississippi. aud term mating al their conilu.
ence, thus encircling the city. The Holly
Springs, Brownsville and Ohio River Rail
Railroad, which win both terminate III
Cairo, are In course OF construction and will
soon be completed, aud other railroads both
in Illinois and in States south Of the Ohio
river, which viii also terminate at Cairo,
are projected, an'i arrangements made 10
build them. The construction OF these
will greatly iD.res.- the abroad rOIiiDuni-
cations of cairo
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Chnssel Mortgage sale

Public notice Is hereby given. that by virtu,
of the provisions Of q certain chattel MOI gage.
executed jointly by a; u. sanor'i and ~ l..
Morrill,, a receivers of The Cairo and Vincen-
mes Railroad with its equipment, and the Cairo
and Nincennes Railroad Company, hearing date
February l. lSs1. 10 the under signed, and By vir.
tue of an order ofihe Circuit Court Of the United
states for the southern District of Illinois, we
will, on the 2sth day Of April, a. ID. 1876 sell al
public ,cndue 10 the highest bidder, for cash In
hand the followD 'lesc. ibe, goods and chaitels
in said mortgage and in the sail order Of court,
ENGINES.
Passenger Nos. I, 2, 3 and 4.
treight-No- ), u, !. = and y.
Switch-No. 10. Total number of engines,
ten n0); numbered from one ~ to ten no) IN
elusive.
Nos. J., >, land 4. Total number of cabooses,
(; numbered from one ti) to four a. inclusive
EXPRESS CARS.
Nos and 2. Total number OF express cars,
'Y nAGi H MSiI I' sSD q E8r 'E2 CARS.
Nos aand 10 Total number of baggage, mail
and express cars, two IN; numbered nine t')
""' w." Passenger COACHES.
Nos. I, 2, 3, 4, 5, g, : anl :. Total number
passenger coaches, eight ~; numbered from
one % to eight q ,,d iIcl s'aHs
%, y, %. ~ q, 81, >. 10, 4, il, q, 8. 81 q
-, o. IS, 60, %! %, a. IS, 70, 80, 7o,5s' 80
81 81, So -, 40 p2, ~, nj, o., 100 lol, lOi, loo
los, no, llg, ia. Ms, MS, no i?., l2i. is6, rs
100, 49, IA, 1885, 1885, 40, AZ, lii, liG, lis, $50
~. 10, lji, ijs, 100. Total number of box cars
eighty ts0) numbered from two (ll to one hun
dred and sixty 0"ol inclusive, even numbers
only.
STOCK CARS.
Numbers ,oOl. ,tO,, ,UOi, ,Wi. 90. ,VNu
,Oo7 sos, 800, olO, lOii, iol.. lol3, i,0il
,ol', ,ol6, l,ol7, i.oIs. l,ol' and 900. 10
| tai number Of stock ears, twenty l20) number
ed fl ION one thousand and one q JON to on'
thousand and twenty q ,O2o, inclusive
FLAT AND COAL CARS.
Numbers !, 3. 8. 10. u, Is, II, u, ~. u, -
q, q, - 81, 70, ~. ~, 80, IL, -, u, y, -. u
80, s., 81 80, "a, g. 81, o. 90, n, - -, q. ~
81. 81, 81 81, So NJ, %, %, ", 81, i0l l"3 ioi
l07, 100, III, ll3, li5, III aud li9. Total number
| of Hat and coal ears, sixty 600 numbered FROM
| one ~ TO one hundred and nineteen Oi'D inclu-
| sive, odd numbers only.
| Together with all and singular the aprurte-
nances thereunto belonging, or In anywisc ap-
| pertaining being portion OF the rolling .foct
| upon the said Cairo aud Vincennes Railroad.
| That said sale will he made at the following
| stations on the Cairo and NinccBnes Railroad,
/ nj the time ar N mos fp each that IL tD
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sher,Es Sale

Di virtue of an execution to me directed by
Dthe Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Alexander
people of the State of Illinois, and against
Andrew j. earle and II. Watson Webb, l have
levied upon the following described property
in the city of Cairo, county Of Alexander anti
State Of Illinois, to-wit Lot numbered twenty
nine (la) In block numbered twenty.siN. Ms the
property of the said u. Watson Webb, which
shall offer at Public sale at the South west door
county Of Alexander and State of Illinois on the
18th dizzy of March A. ID. 1876, at the hour Of
eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, for cash, to satisfy said
execution. ALkN. II. lnyiS,
sheriff of Alexander county, Illinois.
CAIRO Illinois, March eth 1876 d-td.
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Cairo has moral, intelligent, liberal and
enterprising population OF about IL, OOO--has
u superior system Of public schools, which,
prise, afford unsurpassed educational adj.
vantages-is possessed Of well-established
churches OF nearly every denomination
has public and pri, ate buildings of supe-
rior characteristic q climate, which for sa-
lubrity and healthful influences cannot be
surpassed-has a well-regulated and eff
fcient municipal organization, Its streets
lighted with gas, and other metropolitan al.
vantages, which make it highly desirable
and In reality not to be exceled Us u place
ofpermanent residence.
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United States Marshals Sale in Admiralty

IDUBI.iC notice is hereby given that in plrsu-
J. ance of an introductory deere. ordering the
sale Of the Steamboat Governor Allen, her boats.
tackle, apparel and furniture, and by virtue oi a
writ ofcNecution numbered niue hundred aud
eleven, issued cut of the district court OF the
United states, Tor the southern District OF I'LL
nois, IN admiralty, directed 10 the undersigned
uhitei states Marshal for said district, dated
March Eth. \. u. ls,Gi will offer for sale at
public ,enduc, at the wharf at the city ofCairo,
Illinois, in saul district, 10 the highest and he,
bidder TOT cash, ON the I,tdsy of April, A. D.
lsIo. =, ten O'Clock, am, the following dcs
cribcd property to.wit
The Steamboat GWVcrMOr Alien.
her boat. tackle. apparel AMI furniture the sam,
! having been ordered To le sold Ms nlIoye stated
EDWARD u ROE,
l.. =, Marshal Tor southern District OF Illinois
! by PETER sAI'P, deputy
Cairo, Illinois, March y, Is7G.
,'ree1 Stiibcri. Proctors for Lil,cllents.
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue of a special execution 10 me di
Directed by the Clerk of the Circui, Court Of
Alexander county. In the state OF Illinois, In
ferries, I will sell the following described prop
crty Ia the First Addition to the city of Cairo,
county Of Alexander and State of Illinois, to-
wit Lots numbered six ~ and seven ~, IN
bered five (5) aud six (8). in block numbered
twenty three (2) levied upon As the property o
the said I. j. Jehries, ut Public Sale ut tn
Southwest door of the Court House In the cit,
of Cairo, In the county OF Alexander and Stat
of Illinois on the eth day Of March, a D..
1876 at the hour of eleven o'clock. a. u ioi
cash, to satisfy said execution.
ALIEN. II Irwin,
Sheriff of Alexander county, Illinois.
CAIRO, Ills. March I, 1s7G. a.i-dtd.
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Township Election Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, that gu Stature
day the Eighth (sth) day OF April next, nj
the Arab Er zine House in the City OF Cair',
in township M. Il. range west, in Alex.
andcr County, Illinois, an election wi be
held for One % School Trustee, for aid
township, which election will be opened at
nine CO o'clock, A. VI and will continue
open until live (jJ O'Clock. l.. NJ, OF the
same day. by order OF the trustees o
schools 81 said township
JOHN NJ. LANSDEN,
Township Treasurer.
Da.ed March 18th, 1876. :;-2j-dtd.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-29

Its central location IN the gree. Valley OF
the Mississippi, and the great wealth ofriyer
and railroad communication, gives to Cairo
unsurpassed advantages As u commercial
point, ~ 1t affords to her easy aud cheap ac.
cess to all the grain producing districts o.:
the North and West, and similar access to all
the agricultural produce consumers OF the
south, thus presenting the best location ia
the Weston an Interchange Of the respect
i've northern and southern commodities and
productions