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The Morning herald., 1877-05-28
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In late book published by DR. Johann
Sherr, German nationalist university
professor, statistics are given to show the
immense standing armies Of Germany are
a perpetual debauchery of personal morals,
and they have now been greatly reinforced
in many parts of the country b. foundIing
hospitals, which make it still easier to dis
rose of the results of unchastity. 1t is con-
sidered a question whether these great
armies viii! not in time produce the same
results in Germany that they have in
France, an actual retrograde in the NUNS
bers of the population, on account OF the
n glect of the marriage relation and the
mortality among the waits mothered by
public institutions. 1t will be a happy day
for Europe when it is realized that standing
armies are the most dangerous resource
for national defense. With such facts be-
fore the world it will hardly be possibly
for Gen. Sherman or any other man to
make the American people believe that
considerable standing army is essential t|
their salvation.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-28
rHE FKENCH SITUATION;

The meaning and the outcome OF 'ne
present crisis in France have excited IL
most as much attention as the Turko' kus-
sian war, with all its probabilities II 10
not merely the future Of the French rep0'-
(which is dependent upon what may 'e
be ra.ult of this disturbance, but there is
involved the relations Of France and rros-
.a, There i, a possibility that, other
means of pacifcation failing, a foreign wa'
NAV he resolved on as \ means Of distrac>
ting popular attention from local dllncu'.
ties In such case there is. but one war
which would have the desired effect. There
is but one nation against whom the cry
sTo Arms!' would meet with universal re-
snopse That nation is Prussia. Hence
war with that power is among the posslol-
,;,;es of the outcome Of the present s.'''a
lion.
Tins The ministerial crisis is Of far more
importance than would seem on its face. IL
includes the probabilities Of change ~
the form Of French government, the oe-
currence' of resolution, the elevation TO '"e
throne of some one of the fag-ends OF roy
a,v that are scheming for "sestoratlen'"
& n foreign war;,
All these tremendous probabilities lave
come from in apparent very insignificant
source Substantially all the influence, fn
the surface, between the conservatives ana
radicals was that there was demand Tor
jury trials, and modification OF the laws
which oblige to be secret the deliberations
of municipal councils. The radical element
had carried these two points, and 'hi!d
one, which perhaps ought to be mentioned
in this connection, and which is, to use
their own language, in the mature OF
condemnation Of fultramontane mannuvres
These are all the points Of differences be
tween the two elements, and from them
have grown all the mighty possibilities O
the present difficulties. 1t does not seer
likely that there is any accident in tl'l
break 50 far as it depended upon the agenc,
Of the conservatives. They unqestionaol!
lave definite plan Of action i'll view, o
which the dissolution of the French chain
hera, together with the assigned cans
therefor, were probably a designed in't'a
ton.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-28

A misuse Of funds intrusted to his care
b. an official of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company is brought to light. 1t is sad TO
notice in this case that the person in
fault holds high position in his church
that he had been allowed TO hold in his
possession large sums of money without
being subject to the checks against dis
honesty which ordinarily are imposed in
such cases, and that the corporation which
suffered the loss is willing to shield the
criminal ii they can recover the money.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-28
ON OR BEFORE.

Our friend Mr.. Grubb writes TO the
financial editor of the Philadelphia LED
GER, asking few words Of Wholesome
etheics" addressed to the rulers of Della
ware, who have had audacity to insist upon
paying their debt, according to the tenor
of The covenant. We have not seen the
advice given by the LEDGER, it could not
amount to much in this instance. The
State of Delaware has the clear and un-
doubted right, to pay off the principal OF
their debt whenever able, and pay only its
face. The bonds referred to by Mr.. Grubb
were created by statute law; ignorance Of
law excuseth no man; and it is we'll settled
law, that statute isl to be interpreted
like will by the intent the maker. The
intent of the legislature in making the law
was that the State should pay off the debt
in 1885, or "before'' if she was able to dc
SO. If that was not their meaning The
word before would be nonsense. There is
no mutually of contracts, the purchaser
bought the bonds, with notice on its face
that it was liable to payment, any n,omen
the State was in funds, and if he gave NOR
than par, for the loan, he took the chance
with his eyes wide open. The action @
Delaware is sound in both law and m I
als:-and friend Grubb is wrong in the po
sition he assumes.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-28
rxPER,MEN,1Na WITH MONEY

Stock jobb:ng, in consequence OF payiuf
a high rate Of interest to deposltors, "aS
the cause Of the failure Of the Union
Banking Company in Philadelphia and o'
over fifty banking institutions within the
past two years. The same causes ieao
10 the same results wherever they exist
With money begging a market at hvt
per cent, with Delaware State and WI
rnington City bonds commanding a large
premium at 6 per cent, United State.
bonds marketable at par at four and ore
half per cent-it is truly wonderful how
:ny institution can safely invest money
tor which it pays six per cent. and mee'
rent, expenses and salaries out OF the
rroft beyond that figure. 1t cannot be
d me, and the sooner gentlemen who man
a.e mouied institutions recognize the fact
the better. Careful hard headed mana.
gers, like those Of the Philadelphia Saving
Fund, the Fidelity Insurance and Trus
Company, the Wilmington saving fu"d
Of this city pay no such rates as six per
cent. to their depositors. In proof Of the
correctness of our views we copy the fol-
lowing from tbs financial column Of the
Philadelphia Ledger of Saturday:
"Uncalled State 6s Of the second series
sold at 1O3, do do new Is at l07, untaxed
city 6s at l13la$4}, Lehigh Valley Rail
Tad Is at 100, Pennsylvania Railroad
consolidated registered IL vrtgage Is at 95d
955 do do 20 leral mortgage registered q
a. 1862, Lehigh Navigation g. Of 1884 Il
lOe, Camden and Amboy Railroad mart
gage g. Of 1889 at IC7, Pa;sburg, Cincin
raj and St. Louis Railroad Is al 7Ss7S9
and Reading Railroad new convertible 7
at 494 The general market was weaI
and feverish at the close.
The charges in the money market from
day to day are unimportant, and the Who'll
movement is dull and uninteresting as
results. Call loans are quoted at 4g5 Pc
cent, strictly first class two-name paper
5per cent, strictly frst-class single nam
paper at soc per cent, loans On Cover
ment collateral at per cent, on frst>cla'
bonds and stocks at S per cent, on second
class bonds and stocks at all points I
agreed upon by the parties. Of course the
are exceptions to the rule, and these ma
many Of proatably investing funds ov
6 per cent. but it is very risky.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-28

The wheat crop has almost entirely fail
ed in California. The great grain fields Of
Southern Europe, are now the camping
ground of Cossack, and Bashi-Bazouk, this
is bad for the people Of those regions, but
it will infuse soms life and hope into our
struggling farmers. With good weather
for SIX weeks to come, we may hope for
brisk times in agricultural products.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-28
MARRI AGE

Contract should not be entered into before
Consulting DR.; Miller, 4I6 spruce e. street We
Ynnng. author OF Dr. Young's Marriage
t;uide]. Fifteen years hospital practice in
Esrops end America enables him to cure
where others fail. All female diseases
hat, dread folly destructive disease Sperma-
nrrtlua, caused by selt-t bnse, aud all thnse
,uffrr NJ from lost manhood and impolen.
Y. should cal or write to ltr. Miller at
ice and receive letter Of counsel ald ad :
Ice free OF charge. All letters strictly con.
ndsntiaI. may26 St
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WILMINGTON. May ~, 1877:

Nor1cx TO SuBscR1BERs.-Those OF our
subscribers who are indebted to the NJ DRY
ING HERALD, will oblige by an early re-
mittance. .-.......
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CURE FOR HYDROPHOBIA.

Dr.. John Cameron, now of Marietta,
Pa, has, so says the Tribune, successfully
treated a case of Hydrophobia by means
Ct the continued use Of the Turkish bath.
Tnis is the nearest possible approach to
the treatment recommended by the truly
celebrated French Physician: DR.. Bu:sson,
WHO AYERS that vapor baths are certain
specific for that terrible and fatal malady
Ii vapor baths are so valuable means OF
saving life, there ought to be erected in
every town and city in the country 9
"'apor BATH" the Turkish bath is only {
Substitute for The former. We congratu-
lste the Doctor on his success. D.,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-28

r,NpREuE ATTRACTION!
1 AVA OVER HALF A MILLION DI>TRl-
BUrED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CoMPA'
NY.
This Institution was regularly incorpo.
rated BY the Legislature OF the sta 1oI
Educational and Chs. ltaoie Purnpn'Soeeos 3, nnSeo to
teh,ch IT, has added a reserve fund Ol sSN,'
c00. It's Grand Single Number Drawings
will take p!are th!y. 1t never scales
or postpones. Look at the ioltowlHs schene:
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
dnring which will take place the extraor'
dinary
sEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING,
At New Orleans, Tuesday, June Eth.
under the personal supervision and man
and tirn. Jubal A. Early of Va, Capital
Prize slO0,Oo Tickets SO only, ., ..
Halves IS Quarters, $3.50 kighths, Sl.%
LIST OF PRIZES.
CAPITAL PRIZE. Of 2l00,0'O s10O,WO
GRAND PRIZE Of 5000 $1,000
GRAND PRIZE, OF 100J D,W0 S0
hAFaE hAEaE fRlZas Rklzss q q lS 40 ae 2e'%e
~ ~ fKlMh7 ol SO 15oo0
IN 3O) 5000
on zoo 1900
e a00 100 10000
1914 IL 100000
| APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
1OO OApproxima,ion Prizes CT 900 2UA
ia ia do do 100 Loco
IN do do rs 7j(
Iu1o Prizes amounting to $52!,5(
Gen. q. T.FBeaurezard. of La. and Gen
Jubal A. Early, OF Va, Commissioners.
Write for circulars or send orders TO-
| N. A. DAUPHIN.
P.O. Box 692, New Orleans. La.
Or WILLIAMSON g. CO Agents.
3l7 Broadway, N. Y.
THIRD GEAND DOLLAR DRAWING
Tuesday July3
, CAPITAL Prize, $1,000, Tickets 81 eacn
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[x1 q. DOwNING'S
SEEDS.
JUST RECEIVED.

4 Urge lot of all kind from the Cambridge
Valley Sc ed Garden. These garden seeds
are selected with great care, and are ior
sale 1T Guthrie's Grocery Store, corner Q!
Front street and Maryla land avenue. He
a a, has the best quality Of -four constant
ly on hand.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-28
ICG CREAM AND FRUIT.

Kyle the we'll known and popular dealer
in ice cream, confectionery, CAKES and
fruits, now a, his accustomed St all in the
new second Street M rket House. whs re
ne will dispens. these luxuries curing the
hot season. wiz his usual urbani,y and
Well now pOliteness and cheery 90 ID hu
NOR, he will serve all his Gu. toner. prompt
ly aud do hi utmost t" lessen the burdens
Of life by doing the ,qnare thing 10 ali his
fellow men He viii also supply parties
and pic mics with icr cream, and orders can
be left either ut hts stall or at his house.
north ast corner Of siAth ana Orange streets
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LOTTERIES.

Dr,.o. omonntinp 10 $75U 600
PRICE IN CURRENCY-Wnole TlMckets, M ~;
Halves. SO: Quarters, $40; Fifths, 49, Tennis
l3: Twpntie hs. g. Fortieths u.
Circulars OF Information furDisned NKEt
orders fiIled Prizes Cashed. spanish
Rank Bills nd Governments purchased.
D<''''> TAYLOR q co banAers.
II Wall ST.. New York
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The Morning herald., 1877-05-28

LADIES' COATS AND D0LMAM
LADIES' COATS AND D0LWAM
LADIES' COATS AND DOt MAM
LADIES' COATS AND nOLaAM
LADIES' COATS AND DDLNAM
InDlES' COATS AND D0LAAM
LADIES' COATS AND DOLMAM
LADIES' COATS AND DOLMaM
LADIES' COATS AND D0LAAM
The Morning herald., 1877-05-28

A division Of potatoe bugs landed in
Washington Square, Philadelthi on sa-
iardsi thsy seootsd round fo3 4 fsw honss
The Morning herald., 1877-05-28

OPENING OF SPRING FAsu,o.
OPENING OF SPRING F.suiSs F
OPENING OF SPRING FASu'Vs
OPENING Of SPRING FASHISs
OPENlNG OF SPRING FASHl6i
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Spring Fashions,

OPENING OF SPRING FASHIONS
OPENING OF SPRING FASHflNS
OPENING OF HERING FASHi0NSS
OPENING OF aPRING FASH i0NS
OPENING OF SPRING FASHf0NSS
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas John Is. Phillis and Rachel j.
Phillis his wife, did by certain deed of
trust bearing date March the let 1876,
convey unto Charles A. Scofeld, guardian
of the minor heirs OF william ii. ScOtield,
deceased, the following real estate situate
in the city of Cairo, county OF Alexander
and State OF llllnoi and known and des.
ignate upon the recorded plat OF said city
as follows, to.wit: Lots numbered 10 and
20 in block numbered 20, and lots 5, 9 and
In block "a, and lot ten (l0) and the south
half of lot numbered II IN block numbered
| one in the first addition to the city OF
Cairo aforesaid, in trust, however, to se-
cure the prompt payment OF certain prom
lssory note OF that date, duly executed
by the said John b. Phillis, for the sum of
%, and made due and payable TO the
said Charles A. Scofield, guardian as aforc-
said, twelve months after date with inter-
est thereon from date at the rate OF ten
per cent per snnum. And whereas said
note Is now past due and no part thereO. has
been paid and the said John Is. Phillis has
made default in the payment Of tha same.
Now therefore, l, the aid Charles A. Sco-
Held guardian as aforesaid do hereby noti-
~ the said John b. Phills and Rachel j.
Phillls and all whom il may concern that
by virtue of said deed OF trust and the
power therein conferred ON me, will at
the hour OF eleven o'clock, q. IN. on the
2lst day April, A. ID. 1877, at the westerly
court house door in the city OF Cairo IN
said county, sell at public out cry tor cash
in hand the above mentioned real estate or
SO much thereof as may be necessary TO
pay and discharge said promissory note
and the interest thereon and the necessary
expenses of executing sid trust.
ChARLks A. SCoFIHID,
Guardian Of the minor heirs OF William Ii.
sco6eld. deceased.
CAIRo. Ills, March 10th 1877.
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Masters sale,

state Of Illinois, Alexander County--ss.
In the Alexander County Circuit Court.
William W. Huey, VS.. Eugene Garagbty
and Louisiana Garaghty, William ii.
Gale, Alcinda b Gale, Catharine Gale,
Jacob Ii. Burrough and Robert l.. vii.
sou.
Bin to reform and foreclose mortgage.
Public notice is hereby given that In
pursuance of a decree rendered in the
above entitled cause in said court at the
January term, A. ID. 1877. l, john q. Har-
man, master In chancery Of said county,
will on Friday the Both Gay OF March, "A. ID.
1917, at the hour Of two O'Clock p. m. OF
said day sell at public auction to the high.
est bidder for cash in hand, at the SOUTH
westerly door OF the court house in the
city OF Cairo, in the county of Alexander
and State Of Illinois, the following DIES.
cribed real estate, all situate. lying and be-
ing In he said county Of Alexander and
state OF Illinois, to-wit: The north-eas
quarter Of the south east quarter of sec
ton No. twenty (20), in township No. four
teen "a, south range three (3) west.
Also: The fractional southwest quarter
section OF thirty (30) in said township.
Also: The fractional north half OF sec
ton thlrty-one (3D in said township.
Also: The east halt Of the fractiona
south. east quarter of section No. twenty
four CA. ina township No. fourteen u4,
south range (4) west.
Also: The fractional east half of section
No. twenty five (25) in township fourteen
Q4), south range (4) west.
Also: The west half of the southwest
quarter and the southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter OF section twenty nine
coy, in township No. fourteen Q4) south
range three (3) west.
Also: Four hundred and two acres, more
or less, being a tract OF land known a. "ac
ceretion or made land" lying in townships
fourteen "a south range three and foul
west OF the third principal meridian, ant
lying southwest OF section twenty-five q 3
in township fourteen (14) south range foul
west, and SOUTH west OF fractional sections
thirty and thirty-one in township fourteen
Q4) south range three (3) west, and bounded
on the western and southern line by the
Mississippi river, together with all ant
singular the privileges and appurtenanceI
thefeunto belonging and thereto apper
tanning. john q, HARTMAN,
Master in Chancery.
CAIRO, ILLS. March ID, a. ID. 1877.
3.sw4t
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Administrators sals

Public notice is hereby given that by
virtue OF an order of the county court OF
the County OF Alexander in The state of
Illinois, rendered at the December term
OF SAID court, A. ID. 1875. l, Harmon n.
Black administrator de bonis non OF the es.
tate OF Louis Nasanno ,late of said count
deceased, will se,la at public vendue on the
iOth day OF April. A. u, 1877, at the west
door OF OF the Court House in the city OF
cairo between the hours of ten O'Clock I'm
the forenoon and five o'clock in the after.
noon oil the same day to the highest bidder
to pay the debts of the said Louis Nasanno
deceased, the following described real
estate, situate in the county of Alexander
and the State OF Illinois TO. wit:
Lots numbered four az, five (5), and tS),
in block numbered seventeen Q1l, In the
first addition to the city of { afro and the
southeast quarter Of section twelve u2),
west. W.
Subject to the homestead interest OF wild.
DOW and family I'm aud TO said lot eight i'm
block seventeen, and to the widows
dover In said real estate.
Terms OF sale One halt of purchase
money to be cash in hand upon approval oil
sale snd delivery of deed and one halt or
credit OF six months, purchaser to give
! security and trust deco on the premises Il
secure the re mainder of purchase money
Dated March, 9th, 1877.
HARMON ii. BLACK.
3-S-4w. Administrator de bonas non, etc
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Masters Sale.


state OF Illinois, Alexander Coupty-ss.
!n the Alexander County Circuit Court.
Jonn r. frederick VS.. George Erwin, John
). Erwin, Florence Erwin, William w
Erwin and Elizabeth Sehmatz.
Bill Tor Partition,
PUBLIC notice is hereby given that In
pursuance OF decree rendered by said
court In the above entitled cause, ut the
January term thereof, A. D., 1877, /, John
county, will on Friday, the Both day of
March, A. ID. 1871, at the hour of Ten
O'Clock a. m. of said day, sell at public
vendue to the hlghe It bidder at the front
door OF the court house, in the city of
CAIRO in said county and state, the follow.
Ing described real estate and premises to.
wit.
The Southwest quarter of the north
east quarter and the west halt OF the south
eas. quarter OF section thirteen Q3), town.
snip hiteen (l5). south range two ~ west
IN the said county Of Alexander and state
VI Illinois, said southwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter, appraised at One
Thousand dollars, and said west half of the
s1utn.West quarter, appraised at Twelve
hundred Thirty.three dollars and Thirty
,hree cents; said LANDS will not be sold for
less Than two-thirds their aforesaid
a APPRAISED value, and will be sold
'hO oV"SA VI A<iLb
beth Schmstz, amounting to the
sum OF Thirfy-three and one-third dollars
which is lien on said land an1 premises,
sala sum OF Thirty.three and one third
collars TO be paid by the owner or owners
OF SAID land on the first day of January in
each and every year during her natural
Ilie and for the time before the first day OF
January A. d. 1873, she shall be paid the
y ,r proportion OF said sum, computing
from the day OF sale.
Terms OF sale-subject to the foregoing
conditions ,-One-half OF the purchase
money to be paid cash In hand, the oths
half on credit of twelve months from the
gay OF sale, deferred payment to be evil
uenced by the purchasers note, drawing
SIX per cent. interest, and secured by
iced OF trust on the premises sold. A deed
OF conveyance In due form will be eXecut-
ed 10 the purchaser on the day Of sale.
JOHN Q. HARTMAN,
Master in Chancery.
CAIRO, ILL. March It'll, 1877.
3-S-w4t
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Masters Sale,

State of Illinois, Alexander County-ss
In the Alexander County Circuit Court, Henry
Whitcamp VS.. Ella Reid, Andrew Reid, Mary
Stubbs, ct ais
Bill TO foreclose mortgage.
Public notice is hereby given, that in persu-
ance of decree rendered in the above entitled
cause. in said court ut the January term, A ID
1871, l, John q. A. al master in chancery
Of said county. wI- - Friday the 18th day OF
March. a. ID. the hour of eleven
QD O'Clock q. m. Cav day. sell at public
yendue to the highest der for cash IN hand,
nj the front door OF the curt house in tn, city
of Cairo, county of Alexander and State OF II'i-
nois, the following described real estate, to
wit: The northeast quarter of the north-eas,
quarter OF section number thirty-two (32) in
township number sixteen UG) south range two
t2) west Of the third principal meridian in the
county of Alexander aud state Of Illinois to
gether with the appurtenances and privileges
thereunto belonging or appertaining'
JOHN q. HARTMAN.
Z2-it Master in thancery.
Cairo. Ills. February n, 1871