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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-16
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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.
a Radical Plot.

Information WAS recently received
at Aiken, from IL negro woman. that
threats had been made to mNrGul
Gen. NJ. G. Butler. The GrD~!a!
called upon tiCorge oiml>i',o. 1t ;olo
tive Of the notorious Paris ;5in.kin3.
and told George that he knew nil
about this conspiracy, and that he
(S!mkina) htl knowledge ot il.
Simkins denied al knyw ic;i~c ur the
matter. Some time afterwards, q
conversation WAS overheard otwcGn
Simkins and the nc;ro--~ilancd Dick
lhndy--who WAS to do The murder.
Only the following part Of The con-
We, satiun WAS heard: Dick said, II
didn't tell it, Uncle George, I
swear I didn't" George Simkins
SAID, "You did tell it.; d--n YOU,
you ought to be killed." Dick L,;n-
dy soon after ran away, and it IS
supposed that tho negroes frrccd
him to leave. Hc had been gone
about II week when. his whereabouts
being asccrtaincd, he WAS captured
by some young men Of ELycIclu.
He was soon taken before General
Butler, and cunfcssol everything.
He said he had had the offer Of II
reward from E!lstt Harris, II negro
county commissioner of EugclirlI,
TO assassinntc General Butler. mA
had agreed to do it. Several plans
were projected for committing the
murder. One was to raise II row in
the streets Of EdSclicld, and do the
shooting thcn, and another to brcnk
into the Generals house and kill
him. Both Of these schemes were
abandoned, and Lundy agreed to do
! The killing for one hundred dollars.
payable i'll advance. The payment
in advance was refused. IN his con
fession Lundy implicated ELISHA
Harris, county commissioner, II. A.
Boney, probate Judge, Jesse Jones
clerk Of court-all officials of Edge
field county--Phil johnson tainted
on being accused OF having been
concerned in the conspiracy. Some
of these parties have already been
arrested, and the others will be
PionlP'ly apl'Ichcnitcu.
The Hamburg Affair.
On Thursday last, the persons
charged hy Prince Rivers jury Of
inquest with completely in He Ham
burg riot-ainong them Gen. VI. G.
Butler and other prominent citizens
Of Aiken and Edycfcld- had pre-
liminary hearing ut Aiken, before
Judge j. j. MahcY TIE defendants
were represented by Mc$*ls. VI. W.
Gary, ": y Gary, ID. S. Henderson,
o. G. Jordan, George W. Croft, Nj.
Il: Bonham, Leroy T.. Yolunans. }. 6.
Sheppard and james y. Aldrich.
General Gary, the leading counsel
for the defence, announced his ycadi-
ncss to proceed, and began by read
ing humber Of allidavits bearing
upon the facts of the ccsc These
ullidavits numbered mono than one
wundrcd, only q portion Of which
here read. The substance Of these
documents Is as follows: Rev. Jno.
p. Moa6ng, in his deposition, do
scribcd the proceedings before
Prince Rivers, when Attoway zone
of tho negroes killedy babe defiance
to the court and the people, and
used most incendiary language.
The negro women were much cxcit:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-16
.NGTECE.

NOTtcE is hereby given that thirtv
1H days after tho publication hereof.
Application will be made to the Clerk of
inc Circuit Court of Fairfield County, for
Il cnhr,Gr OF Incorporation for tho WINS
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-16
NOTICE OF COUNCIL.

DARTiES owning Goats running ot
l. larAn IN the town arc, hereby notified
I" keep Item up, ms complaint has been
made of tho same and, they nrc considered
IL nuisance The MarsIinls will bc in.
Structod to pen thom on and after FRIDAY
tho 18TH inst. by order, of the Council.
W. n. CHANDLER,
Jug ~ 10 Clerk.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-16

The sentiment in the State i. such
That we consider it quite iorc%"nr
conclusion that the State Convcn
ton will adjourn w:.hun. maAin,t
Nominations for State officers, r.
Is thought By n,any that II corxiL.
cradle majority of thc Lr!csn.rs
Will faIor Mons action in this N3r,;ru
lar, but even should this MOI t,nu
out to be the case. thorc will at MI
events be Il minority whose views
must be respected. The minn; ;,v
If such it should turn ont +, hr.--
that will favor 4 postponcmcNt Will
be such rs to dcmand consideration
from the majority, and to isnorc
whose views will bo almost fatal tc
tho unity and efficiency Of the Demo.
cratic party in South Carolina
Those who, rs we believe, honcstj,
advocate the immediate nomination,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-16
I'O RENT.

VIE store Room intcly occupied l.,
- Ilorrc lmcot. Possession given Is,
August. Apply to {.
nns liz Gil. AcNIASTEH
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-16
The Atlas Insurance Com pany.
---OF--
HARTFORD, CONN.

Capital paid up 5000, 600.
ASHrtS tmurkct yaluc) 523, lCS, ,iTsS
}. III SPEAGUL. prrSt.
j.. b. IGuNrIHGToS, Sec.
THIS company has steadily won its way
to success, until it now ranks with these
institutions which have given Hartford
such reputation for hoccsty md fair
dealing i'll underwriting.
JAS. W. LAW,
feb II Agent ut WinnSboro, $. G.
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PT@UE.

M f. have nice lot Of PIQU.S ma
w Of which we offer at less ths, N: ~ y,
York Cost. NTcNJASTER G. Rf1cNr
july |. .." o"'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-16
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Native Wines.

Tl1lIE Native isn most delightful and re-
1 trrshing draught for the hot summer -
days. The Social ism very fine dry Scu}1H9
p"rnong for summcr-dny beverages. For
sale ut tEc
CENTENNIA1 BAR
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-16
Is. Select"

n very superior mild Whiskoy, war;
~ mntcd pure and recommended by.
ralr ut th. '' 4
CENTENNIAL. BAR.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-16

With all the noise made 10y W&i;y
Republicans over occurrences; like
the Hamburg affair there is beneath
the surface II feeling CT rejoicing ut
80 good an opportunity for making"
political capital We feel saf, in
saying that Of the white Rrpui,Ii>
c:ns in SoutA Carolina, ut least ninv-
tcnths prefer that thc negroes who
fell should have been cYUcl,y S!;;in
rather than that the affair should
not have happened. SO it is with
Honest John Patterson in Congress,
md SO it is with al the white R,li
cal chiefs in this State I'll, Ku-
klux outragcs, which $40 sensible man
attempts to Justify afforded an end
les tcxt from which har&nguca of IL
most nccndiarS natur" were 'uadc.
Tho white leaders all over the Sonth
actually rcvcllcd in The qualification
thus afforded them in the orpo,tuni
~ to makopnftical capital to poisson
and lhtiamc tho minds of the culorcd
people against tho whites, and to in.
crease their own popularity. Real
sympathy for the Victims Of such
wrongs they have none. and beneath
their loudly expressed cxucrations Of
the perpetrators there lurl>, sccrr:
Fausfaction at the fine opportunity
to grind The "out,ngc-miI" and
secure themselves in the favor of
their negro dures.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-16
Notice OF Council.
Nathans Bros.
Medieines,

Nj 0tPliiNE, 1oddc of POTASH.
,.,'f,i; ,ANl: hr"m'dn tnI of Pot"s, bromide An1
'n"n,ar' 'hl"l"l, liNdrntN, jnst rcccivJ0
'''"i az We AIKEN
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-16
,JN0. S, REYNOLDS, Editor,
Can lidatca.
The people Of Alabama have won

The people Of Alabama have won
n splendid victory over the Radicals.
The election held on the 7th inst.
resulted III the choice of Demo
, cratic governor and Legislature
f.; majority which may safely be
put d"wn at thirty thousand. The
election was IL quiet one, there
being up to,'tlis time no mention Of
any disturbance whatever. In 1869
tho Republicans had majority Of
'1Si7G2; in 1870 the Democrats car.
'riod tho State by about ten thou.
sand, in 1872 Grant received 1O,S29
majority, and in 1874 the Dcmocrats
rolled up Il majority Of 1880. II
''Nill. thus be seen that the Democracy
have been stcatily gaining ground.
over since the Radicals first obtained
footholu under tho workings OF the
Reconstruction aots Of Congress.
Alabama is I'LL right for all time to
come.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-16

The plan of rnal ing no,ninations
through primary elections is TO be
>tliod III some counties OF this State.
1t IS Thought by many that il will
give fuller expression iD public
sentiment than he method Gcrato~
fore universally aloptrh~t t,at Of
dominating conventions. The chief
difficulty lies in the lilclihnol thri.
among the numerous candidates
likely to hc voted 4nr, none, or at
least less than the full h,.m!;cr.
"ould receive II muiurily OF thc
votes pollcd, and the election wollu
st last hc referred to The county
convention. The plan Of primary
elections is doubtless u good che
i'll the main, but nll its Advantages,
Aay bc gained by havins; thc county
nominating convention ctmprsrI Of
rial representatives ur tnu people,
their vnriorS views, interests and
relations. Lin J',,i, field there is
scarcely time for any 'changc in the
plan already settled upon, for
though no nominations should be
made before the September meeting
of the County Club, yct it will only
'occasion conIlssion and loss Of
time to attempt amy new netAod for
the present year.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-05


beiore the era OF halIroaus, ,airo hau
commanding position ~ centre Oh com.
mcrce and navigation. ms Importance OF
position she stsii possesses but has now inc
additional advantage oi Deing great fall-
ant railroads. 10 the ailey oitne MISSISSIPPI
conNrsing 10 ana having their tefinini
there. Among THESE, coming from the hofth
are the great llllnois Central Ha,lroad,
which traverses the ehtlre ethte o. lihhois
iromit- extreme northern ana northeastern
to Its southern limits, anu by it.connections
extends INTO all the great Northwestern
grain producing states Tue CAIRO ahd YIN.
cennes, extending rom 'alro 70 the 'i,! OF
Nincennes. III the state OF lhdlsns, "hefe
It's connections AFFORD direct Railroad com.
m,lnlcations WIN AL Eastern elites anu
the CAIRO ~. Louis naiifoan, anordihg
utect rsh.oau communication WIN Tue
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-05

Cairo has a moral, intelligent. liberal and
enterprlsing population of about IL, 0O1--has
u superior system OF public schools, which,
with Others conducted by private enter
prise, afford unsurp ssed educational ad-
vantages--is possessed of well.established
churches Of nearly every denomination
has public and private buildings of a supe-
rior character-has u climate, which for sa-
lubrity and healthiul influences cannot be
surpassed-has well-reeulated and cf-
iicient municipal organization, its streets
lighted with gas, and thermetr0politan adj
vantagcs, which make it highly desirable
and In reality not to be excclled rs a place
Ofpcrmanent residence.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-05

It, central location IN the gr,F. Nahcy Of
the Mississippi, and the great v eatn offivor
and railroad communication, giycs IL Cairo
unsurpassed advantages II, "A commercial
point, u, 1t affords 10 her eGsy and cheap nc-
cess TO all the grain producing districts 81
the North and West, uni similar access to Nil
the agricultural produce consumers 81 the
South, thus presenting the best location IN
the west Tor AN Interchange OF the respect
productions
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-05
Township Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given. that on Stature.
day the Eighth (sthl day of April next, ut
the Arab Engine House in the City Of Cair B.,
in township No. L.. range ! west, in Alex
ander County, Illinois, an election vi bc
held for One a. School Trustee, for aid
township. which election will be opened al
nine 90 O'Clock, A. VI and will continue
open until live 90 o'clock, i. NJ, Of the
s'me day. by order OF the trustees Of
schools OF ,fld township
JOHN N. LANSDEN,
Township Treasurer.
Dat I'd March 9th, is,G. 3.ai.dti,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-05

AZ a manufacturing location the position
OF CAIRO Is notices. important. The crude
materials Of every description, which con-
stitutc the elements OF manufactured arti-
cles, abound on every side, iron ore, coal,
OF superior quality, and timber of every
character, more than others, being easily
aud cheaply accessible, aud the rich agri-
cultural region OF the immediate neigh5Or-
hood, as well ~ the more remote districts
rendered tributary to it by river ana rail,
furnish supplies OF me Leccssaries of life In
such abundance as To render living except
ionsiy cheap when the manufactn' ii aiti-
cles are produced, the facilities To cheap
distribution by river and rail ar2 not
equallcd.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-05

Notice is hereby given that ola Friday April
,th, 1915. at two O'Clock. p. M. at the front
door III the court house ia Cairo, the trustees al
schools of Township No IL, :. Il west. IN
Alexander county. will sell, at public auction,
school lot M. TEN u0J. in the Southeast quarter
OF section ten tinl, and lots numbered twenty
one tllJ aud twenty eight (2sj IN the Norih ..az
quarter Of section No ~, Ia said township.
The terms Of sale being one hall cash down ,
and the other bali payable in twelve months
WIN ten per cent Interest, with mortgag. Oh the
land sold, To secure the Ia inent as required by
law in such cases.
by order of the Board OF Tn, -tee &c schools
JOHs NJ. LAsspLS,
Township Treasurer.
CAIRO, Ills Marcn y, 1876. 3-n.W,t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-05
Election Notice.
CITY CLEKK's OFFICE,
[ AFRO, Ills. >, March 10. 1876,

CITY tIEkk'S EFICE, J
CAIRO, His, March 10. 1876.
Notice Is hereby given that on TUESDAY.
the 18th day of April, A. ID. 1876, general
election viii be held In the city OF Cairo,
Alexander county, State Of Illinois, Tor the
election of the following named city
officers, to'wit; City Clerk, u City Treas
urer, a City Attorney and one Alderman
IRON each ward Tor the term of two years.
For the purpose OF said election pol. will
be opened NJ the following named places.
to-wit In the first ward AZ tho A,henoum,
on the west eide of Commercial avenue be.
tween Sixth and seventh streets; in the
second ward at the engine house OF the
Rough and Ready fire company in the third
ward ut the engine house Of the liibernian
fire company in the fourth ward NJ the
Court House, and in the fifth wand nj the
store house OF James Carroll on the north
west corner Of Twenty Eight street aud
Commercial avenue. Said election will
be opened at eight O'Clock in the morning
and continue open until seven o'clocK in The
afternoon OF that day.
by order Of the CITY Council.
WIN. FRENCH ANLEY, City Clerk.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-05
THIS PAPER r. on FILE WITH
The OniriaI Cal1 Of the National bcm'
Oerntte Com eWtiOU.


Tn, National Democratic Committee. To
whom il delegated the power Of liking the
time aud place of hodingt the National Dem
ocra,ic convention OF 1876. have appointed |
Tuesday, the twebty-seyenth day Of June
next, noon, n the time. and selected 81.
Louis as the place Of holding such convcL-
ton.
Each state will be ehiltled to rcpresen-
ta,ion equal 10 double tle M n'er OF its
senators aud representatives IN the con
gre.s of the United states; and the tern.
tory Of Colorado. whose admission in July
n q State will give 1t u vote in The next
electoral college, is also invited To send del
egates to the convention.
Democratic. Conservative aud other eth
zcns OF the United states, irrespective Of
| past political associations. desiring To- co.
operate with the Democratic party in its
| present efforts aud objects. are cordially in.
vited to Join IN sending delegates 10 the
national convention. Coop ration Is de-
sired from all persons wl) would change
/ an administration that has suffered the
| public credit 10 become and remain inferior
4 W cNltt ANU - itNOstt h'l
mitted commerce TO lie taken away by for
| cige powers: ha. stined trade by uiju't,
unequal and pernicious lcgi,' alton: has
| imposed unusual taxation and rendered u
| most bufd snsomc has changed growing
prosperity into widespread suffering ana
want; has squandercd the publ; moneys
rccklc,sly and dcf,ntly, ald shinclcssly
! al. 81. III I.y d.. wifi
! to punish crime, to protect IL.
! For these and other reason. the national
! Democratic patty deem the public danger
imni ncnt. and earnestly de,lrous OF sccur.
ing to our country the blessings OF an
economical, pure and free govornm M,
cordially Invite the cooperation Of their
fellow-citizcnsi TN o1ort {, attsn thi,
object.
Thomas 4. " alkor. Alabaml.
=. u. tockrill. Arkan.a>.
Frank McCappin, California.
| William II. Barnum. Connecticut
| Charles Bcds,cn, Delaware.
Charles T.. DYKE. Florida.
A. Il. Lawton, Georgia.
Cyrus II Mccormick. Illinois.
Thomas Bowling, lndiana.
VI. VI. Ham, Iowa.
Isaac u. Eaton. Kansas.
Henry -. McIlcnry. kcLtucky.
Henry u. Os,icn. Louisina.
l.. ID. VI. Sweat, Maine.
\. Leo Knott. Maryland
W il'iam 4. Moore. Michigan.
william Ioclren, Minnesota.
\. II. sharpe. Mississippi
Jno. q. Priest. Missouri.
Geo. l.. Miller, Nebraska.
| Ihos, IL. Williams, Neyadu.
NJ. v. Is. Edgcrly, New Hampshire.
| Thco. r. Randolph, New Jersey.
| NJ. W. Ransom, North Carolina.
John q. Thompson, Ohio.
J amc~ Il. Kelley, oregon.
james i. Barr. Pennsylvania.
Nichoa, Van -lyck, Rhode leland.
Thos. y. >imons. south Carolina.
William b Bate, Tennessee.
!. y. Stochdsle. TeXi>.
Il. u. Smsllcy. Vermont.
John Goode. jr.. Virginia.
John Blair Hoge. West Virginia.
George II. Paul. Wisconsin.
Thomas NJ. Patterson. Colorado.
AUGUSTUS SCIIELL, New York,
Chairman.
fREDRICK q. PRINCE, Massachusetts,
Secretary National Democratic Com.
WASHINGTON, February -, 1876
4
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-05

This city, a. Is Well known. Is stuatcdat
the confluence OF the OHIO aud Mississippi
ton on the Mississippi, toiug below OBJ
strliction~ 10y lee IN the winter and low
water In summer, and thus has clear and
open river communication III all times over
the Mississippi aud lis tributaries, with all
the country south, 10 tho Gull vi Mexico
aud the Atlantic Ocean. Cairo has also the
same character oi communication with all
the country north over the streams flowing
by IL, when those streams are not iBnayi-
gsbl. by reason OF &C., OF low water.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-05
Chnttct Mortgage safe

Public note, Is hereby given that Wy Nuiue
III The pro,is inns al certain ,hatt,l mortgage,
executed Jointly 10y u >aloId an| ", l..
MnrriIl a. receivers oi the Cairo aud inccn-
ne. Eailrhnj with lis ,quipnscni. and th- tsiro
and Nimcrnnc- Railroad Company bearing dat.
February l, ~, To tile nnici sigEct. aud ny viz
t,- al au upi,r al the ncuit out oI the United
~tat,.- Tor ilic -uLthctn ~ riCt NJ illuuiN, We
will on thu 18Th day OF April. \ T. $50, srll At
public ,cnduc ~ the highest bidder. lot cash IN
hand the following desc ilrd good. and rhainla,
now ~ our pn-srs-irn, lstng tie sauv lie crihei
IN said mortgage AMI la the 'a'd order oi e"n'i
tn-wtt
Passenger Nos. |. = 3 and q
IN. ghi-Nos :, o. and ..
switch NJ. 10. Total number of cuFh,',
ten Uol numbered from one tD ia tea uol IN
elusive.
Nos. !, >. land .. i"i..l number of rahon.es,
ENrHt-- ,NES.
Ms and total number OF cNprrss car-,
two t); numbered one % aud iva -.
BAGGAGE, MAIL AID EMPRESS CARS.
NoS. Haud Ia Total number ot blp cage, mail
and cNpress cars. two ca numlcroi nine tD
'''' - " PASSENGER COACHES
Nos. /, .. D. I. >. g., : and :. Total number
| cnEcr coaches. eight l>)i numbered nou
one tD {" eight ~ ln"luaiye.
Bp\ CARS.
Numbers "a !, 70, :, 10, -, u, lC ". ~, 81, e..
90 =. 81. ~, 4, b, g. ~, a.. u. H.. y -. ..
~ io - co. 49,. a. 81. -. ~, -, q. -. 50 40,
-, u, -, -, Hh, ~, 81 ~, ne ltO To-, lNi, TO-,
luS, III, ~. ~. H." NJ, ~. ~. l2i, ist -
la. 49,, i3,, -, i3S, 10, ~. "a 10, lis, To-
| lH1, IL. IL, 10, leo Total number ct h"N cars
eighty ,,,D numbered Irum two O. G" Que hun
dr,l and -iNty uuD inclusive, .,,R numbers
| only.
SIOGk CARS
| Number col az. .Wr;. l,U"i. .uti, .Us
SO, i,,t~, ,',s'. loo. luli. lvli lui3, i,uli
| l ,oli, l,"i6, l,nlT, l,olS, ,ui' aud ga. T."
tai number OF stock cars. twenty (1ul number
81 tom ON. thousand and one u ,""l To on'
| thousand snd twenty II ,USD, inclusive.
FLAT A>D COAL JARS.
: Numbers !, $. 3, -. u, r. J., i. u. u. =
q, ~, ~ 81, ., - y; 81 n. ~, 81, ~, -, ~
81 -, i7, 81. H. %. g.. a. o.. n. - - - ~
~ - - ~ -, 'l, "i, %. "7. %, ili. i,c,. ici
iO7. lg, III. IL, llj, M and llD Total nunil,'
of HAT aud coal care, sixty tDNi numbered fn,n
, one % to one hundred and nineteen ui'l urg
sivc, odd numbers only
Together with all aud singular ihc appuric
nances therc,mto belonging. on IN auywise mp
| pertaining, being portion Of the rolling .toc'
| upon the said Cairo and Ninccnncs Railroad.
| That said sale will lie ma le Ut the follow IN.
stations on the Cairo and Ninccnnes Railroad
| uf .s.at .a.ala fN.laFt h. Ia 81
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-05
MSrtgagee's Sale,

whereas, George Cochran and Martha
a. Cochran hi wife, by their certain sale
mortgage, dated August 18th, Is1i, aud re-
corded on pages aOi, a05, 3oJ, and 3l7. and
recorded in volume ID" of mortgages, in
the recorders Office Of Marion county, Hi
hois. morlgaged 10 the undersigned, the
northeast quarter OF the northeast quarter
"i section twcn,y-one ed, township two
~, norm range one % east, containing
i"fty tfO acres, and the west half Of the
southwest 'iiinr'cr, al the southwest quarter
., lection twenty-five t25l, township two
~ north range one ~ east, containing
twenty eco acres, all situat, Il IN the county
., Mafi"n, and state OF Illinois. 10 secure
the ayment Of a certain note. In said mort.
gage specified Now. under the provisions
oi sai' mortgage, default having been made
W. w. pa. mcnt of said note. the under. IN.
ei wiil oirr .aid above described properly
ior sale nj auction. 10 the. highest bidder
ior cash; AZ The court house door In Cairo
hl.Xanhcf county, Illinois, at the hour OF
2o''lock y, m, OF
Monday. Apri' i.,h. 4. u. 1879
'oi The purposes In said mortgage set fort "A
WALTkK lIYsLor, l-urer Morig,gee
. Dated, CAInO, LII, March. 20 1876.
''ttN titbtHT, Attorney
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-05

= That - train will leave the depot of the Cairo
and Nnccnucs Itilrpnd, IN Call", at O'Clock,
\. VI. on the day ri sale anurding all persons
an opportunity of reaching IA" points above III
time for the sale ~ the usual rates of fare,
pEENEI MORGAN X co,
Mortgages
Dated, March 20, i,7G.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-05
Why will you suffer

lnatism, Nprains, Stin Joint, Swrlling-, Burns,
>oalds or Weak Back, when the ,.ntailr Lini-
in.ht affords certain relief Many articles sooth
pam I" a certain extent, but tentaur LinIment
cures. The White Iiniment i for the human
family, the Yellow Lnimont is Tor horses and
anliihls' U-9-2i-latw.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-05
Cross and sickly children

We lHir healthy anl nir"ng hy regulating their
stomichs anc howell with I, n-iorin Il 1, more
effective than Castor Oh aud l. ~. pleasant to
take as honey For Wind Collie, sour stomach
Worms AMI ,"sliNencss, there !, nothing ia oN-
istcncc equal To ,astOTia