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The Morning herald., 1877-12-22
WORK GN THE RUINS.

On Christmas eve the Two Orphans hop
takes place at the Friendship EHgine house.
Tickets so cents.
Remember the Two Orphans at the Friend
ship Engine house, Monday night. Good
music has been engaged.
The French police have establishments at
intervals along the Seine to restore persons
picked out of that river, which probably gets
more would be suicides than any other.
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yania Central Railroad, eleven miles ip0a po.t
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ADVANCED slbO.apuJ stat al$ 81 az ""
For full particular 4. send forla catalos'a'
Rev. Il. A. MIDDLETON u, ~
del-c1yr PreslaonS
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In pursuance ola judgment Of McCracken Com
mon Pleas Court, rendered at its September Term
ls77, In the action Of J. il. Terrelrs Admins ira
tor, plaintiff againstJ. II. Terre's heirs, etc, de-
PENDANTS, will on
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SALE.

In pursuance of judgment of McCracken Com
mon Pleas Court, rendered at its September Term
ls77, IN the action Of J. II Terrells Administra-
tor plaintiff agains,J. II. Terrells heirs, etc, de-
Pendants, Twin on
B1S MONDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1873,
(Being County Court day., at the Court House
door in Blandvills, Ky. sell to the highest bidder,
on credit Of 0. IL, is and "A months, the following
described properly. viz;
Front lots Nos. 8, 4, and 6, fronting on the Mis-
sissipp river Lot Mo- 3, con tanning 10 acres; Lot
No. 4 containing 20 acres, and Lot Nos. contain
terminus of the N. o. S. L. l.. and Chicago
Railroad, opposite Cairo Illinois. Also back Lot
No.a, which is subdivided into two lots, the one
containing 2ls acres. the other containing las%
acres, the whole lying IN the Peter Sheppard sur
vey In Ballard County, Kentucky, which was di-
yided into the lots aforesaid by W. II, Reeves,
Commissioner Of this court, and for more partic-
ular description Of the lots aforesaid reference is
here made TO the Platof Division on file in this case.
Also the following tracts Of land, yiz;-Lying in
Ballard County, near Pigeons Old Mill, being
the land sold BY J. II, Terrell 10 William Pidgeon
and bought back by l.. II. Terrell under judg-
nent for the purchase money Lying on the waters
Of Shawnee Greek, beginning at stake large red
esk, two hickories and sweet gum pointers north.
cas-, Corner, thence north SIC west l41 poles to a
white oak with sweet gum, white oak and ash poin,.
ers, corner with Thomas Barlow, thence north 100
poles to astake with hickory, small black gum sap
lings standing as pointers on east bank OF branch
corner with j H, Tenells land, thence south SO
eastl4si4 poles to stake, with two white oaks as
pointers, corner j. H. Terrel's land, thence lV9
poles 10 the beginning containing lU0 acres, being
part Of the land conveyed by Cassus M. Clay TO j.
II. Terrell, and part Of the survey patented to
Col. John Harsiss, the same has been ivid,d into
two lots, Nos. l and 2, by the Commissioner afore-
Sold which report Of division is on file and here
refslred 70. The purchaser will be required to give
bond with good security, bearing interest from
day Of sale, having force OF replevin bond on which
execution may issue when due.
This 3rd day Of December, 1878.
G 81 IL M prna.I' ; ID; Wilcox,
Attorneys. Commissioners.
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By virtue Of two executions to me directed, by
the clerk of the Circuit Court of Alexander cOun.
~, in the State of Illinois, one In favor Of " IL
liam NJ. Anterior, and one in favor of Juda
Anterior and against A. c. Hodges. ST., deceas
ed. have levied upon the following described
property, to-wit: Lots two (2), four (i) and
six ~, in block three 10y; lots ~, three (3,
five l) and seven Ci), in block four tD ; lots two
~, four ~ and six lt, in block five ~ lots two
~, four (4), six (6), eight tS) and ten QW, in
eight Is and ten aoi, in Gock seven q lois
wv (2l, tour o. six (6I, eight (S) and ten (l0,
in block eight tS lot ten 90, in block thir
teen Q3l lots five t5) and eight (s), in block
fourteen QD lots three ~, Ave %, seven 81
and nine (9), in block fifteen l5) lots two (9l,
four ~ and six 10y, in block sixteen (l6) lots
one %, three t3), i've ~ and seven ~, in blocs
seventeen %; lots two ~ -four ~ and six (6),
IN block eighteen u.s.; lots one u, three (3),
five ljl seven ~ in block nineteen Q9) lot:
two t2), four % and six %, in block twenty (2O);
lots one a. three (3), five (5) and seven IN, in
block twenty lone L2ll; lots two (2), four al and
six 10y, in block twenty-five l22l; lots one ~,
three 49,, five (5) and seven ca, in block twenty
three; lots two l?) four I4l and Bir ~, in block
tweny-four (2i). All above described property
is situated In town of Hodges Park county OF
Ale xander and State Of Illinois, which / shall
offer for sale at public vendue at the front or
west door Of the Cont House, In the City of
Cairo, county of Alexander and State of Illinois.
on the a5th day of January, ls7s, at II o'clocs
am.
Dated Cairo Illinois, 18Th day of December,
A. d. 1877. PETER sAUP,
Sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Is hereby given TO Joshua G. Hall rs admins
traitor de bOnis non OF the estate of Hosea Clark,
deceased, and Edwin Brainard of the tendency
in the circuit Court of Alexander county, Illi-
gage, wherein you, toget er with Chauncey n.
shipman, Louisa N Shipman, Jos phi w.
Drexel and Charles Edward Tracy, as Receiv
ers of the Cairo and Vincennes railroad, and the
Cairo and Vine nnss railroad company are de-
PENDANTS, and Charles c, Holten, as Receiver of
Chicago, is complainant and that the summons
in said cause ID returnable on the first day OF the
the January term, A. ID. 1878, OF said Court TO
be holden at the Court House, in the city of
Cairo, in said county, on the first Monday of
SAM i TIN pEE W" T H,sn, 20 10 ao,a c,,r.
SAMUEL p. WHEELER, Solicitor of Complaint.
ddw
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Any Person who will make
TN6S and forward me q list of the
nance ~ rel4sble persons Of their acquaintance
WHO wish 70 procure an Instrument, either Pr
me q Osgens Will use my best endeavors to
sell them Que, and for every piano succeed In
s.sllng y their lst within one year. will credit
Nh Win vlO, and for every organ o., TO he On.
NV On peyment OF either plano or organ !;
~ .n' u amounts 10 q sum suficIent 10 nav
VI Tu ny va s,.tFlment. selected at The LOWEST
~, MhHytESSLE PRICE, 1 will Immediately shin
s Wv -. ~ Stee. or after any amount Is
fIvtT ~ . ,,n ~ may be paid me In oasl and
a 49, MOI @ known In ne matter, and viii be
80 sp iE r1naioe 1veE Fsst iss5y,cs. = shall
sNllRioS iHsTsudESTi' f soass, g,., selling
AAkt q TWo!THIRDs what u Nv .,d, wSL :
- ~ eeeo0.l Pieees end me list a. ancs
- aner ~ have made inquiry, you can sta
MTALEssATTy, Warrington, N. J.
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TO Consumptives.

Consumption, that scourge Of humanity, ia
the great dread CT the human family in all civil
led Countries.
ifeel confident that am in possession OF the
only sure, infallible remedy-now known to
he proGossios Tor the speedy pesitive euro oil
hat dread disease and its unwelcome coxcom
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lieve In medicine. Twenty eight years expe-
Renee as busy practitioner in the best con-
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has taught me the value of proper medica ton
both local and constitutional in the curo Of this
great enemy OF our race. have found It. But
/ am digresssing. started cut to say to those
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msladies, that by addressing me, giving symps
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great boon, without charge, and shall have the
benefit Of my experience in thousands of case
successfully treated. Full particulars, direc-
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instructions for successful treatment at your
own home, will be received by you by return
mail, free Of charge, by addressing
DIR. JOHN s. BURNETT,
wSlly 1877 Jefferson street LouiBvill
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n CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

All sufferers from this disease
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These powders are the ouly preparation
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Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher
sCABURY q JOHNSON,
Fbo Difference.

The ordinary Porous Plaster, on account
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Porous Plaster Is considered an article OF
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80. FITS EPILEPSY
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently cured-no humbug-by one
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disease a special study, and as to our
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Benson's Capcine Plaster

Received the Highest Medal at the Centennial.
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WASHINE

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ignorant are never inserted. -Chicago Journal.
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CAIRO, TTxIs@.
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Il. Boss, President. II, Wells, Cashier.
l.. Nen, Wee Pres't. II. j. Kerth. Asst. Cash'r
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-01-31

TRENTON WRECKS. The Trenton cores
pondens of the Newark Sunday Can writes
A familiar sight to those who have occa-
sion to frequent the hotels during the ses-
sions of the Legislature are the human
wrecks that have been left stranded on the
benches of the bar-rooms by the treacherous
sea of politics. In one place may be seen a
comparatively young man, whose handsome
form but few years back graced one of the
clerks desks III the Senate Chamber, but
whose hloated face and tattcred garments now
tell the story of bis rapid downfall, as he sits
sleeping off the effects Of his last night de-
banch. In one corner sits man in the mcri-
dian Of life,. whose downcast eyes and defect
cd appearance are seldom changed, even
when some old acquaintance extends the well
Come invitation Come take drink This
same individual once welded power In the
State, and shaped legislation in the Senate by
his eloquence and acknowledged talents.
These ara but types of the many wrecks met
with here on every hand, and the sad story Of
their lives appears to exert but little infiu-
encc in preventing others from following in
their footsteps. 1t is a strange fascination
that attracts men to the scene of their former
triumphs and defeats. With no definite OBJ
ject or aim, many Of them gather here each
winter, seemingly finding pleasure il not profit
in a listless effort to kill time. aifl'l ss# 93
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THE CENTENNIAL Torch OR FIRE KIND
LER.-A new and important invention, now
for the first time before the public. The
Centennial Torch is composed of an entirely
novel composition, called .Salamander Stone,
for the reason that it cannot be destroyed by
the action Of fire. This stone is "a great ab-
sorbent, and is charged with kerosene oil, at
tached to handle and kept in a neat tin can
containing the oil, when not in use, thereby
being always ready to kindIe fire, Of either
wood or coal, without the aid of kindling.
BY this methed the expense of lighting fire
for week will not exceed three cents, thus
saving many dollars to family in a year, be-
sides avoiding all dirt and litter. The Farm
err can use it to burn the brush and other
refuse matter of the farm, to destroy Cater
pillars on trees, aud can also use it as a torch
in the cellar or on the road at night. The
hunter can use it, and also the fisherman
when spearing fish, at night. The manufac-
turer will need it to kindle the fires of the
furnace and workshop. In short, all will
need this wonderful Invention, The CentenD
NAL Torch, which is sold at the low price o.
10 cents and AGO. CA. Butterfoss, French
town, New Jersey, General Agent for Stat
of New Jersey. laa 5i 5ia
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Tilden has at last been sued in the U. s.
district court for $3.50, 900 non payment of in
cbme tax. The writ is returnable February
9th. District Attorney Bliss writes under
date of January ED, explaining that the suit
is brought under instructions of the commits
sioner Sept. 28th last He explains that the
cause of the delay was the presidential can
vass, and the anomalous condition of the pub
lie mind since the election. This suit is now
brought because Attorney Bliss deems it :" a
duty" which he cannot longer postpone. He
uses the following positive language in. this
connection: afa n 5 f;og4 sae 81
-. am Thoroughly Satisfied that Mr., Tsi-
den has not paid The income tar sehich tho
iaso required, and he should therefore DO
compelled to pay." li TIA
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N We would call the attention of our musi-
cal friends to the following magazines
Peters Household Melodies, containing
Eve or six beautiful Songs and Cboruses.
Peters Parlor Music, containing several
easy Piano Pieces. (. Ed f.sS.s II /.
K La Creme de la, Creme, q collection of diff
cult Piano Music by. the best European
authors. ..ss,5 .ssg y + 4. IS .Ass zni54 (
Peters Organ Selections, for Reed or Pipe
Organ. M +
Peters Sacred Selections, containing
Hymns, Anthems, ETC., and sa
Peters Octave Choruses, containing four
choice Choruses for Singing Societies.
These magazines are published at the pr:
form price Of g. per aDnum, postpaid, and
we have no hesitation in saying that they are
1nequaled in quality, cheapness and elegance.
Give your newsdealer IS cents, and tell him
to order sample copy, or send direct to the
Publisher, ]. L.sPstsrs, s4s Broadway, New
York. .sldswsapa sslt 8ilg AK u
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y The President has once more earned the
gratitude Of the country by vetoing an limo
cent-looking bill which was passed by both
Houses of Congress, by which, on examin-
alton, proved to be q Democratic entering
wedge for saddling the nation with some
thirty millions of Confederate claims. --Hart-
ford Comm CouyGnt. So. 81 ss,ss..s
"a Although It would be little out Of place,
yctit might be an interesting and useful ex-
periment.if Rutherford b. Hayes and Samuel
J. Tilden were both called before Democrat
ic investigating COMMITTEES at Washington and
required to answer this simple question -
Did you attempt to buy an electoral vote to
make you President Of the United States ? !"
The. Democrats for four years have been
calling Pinchback scoundreI and every 9TH
or bad epithet, but he was received by the
y Democratic Legislature with cheers. Demo-
Gratis may think man is scoundrel, but they
consider q scoundrel plenty good enough to be
Democrat, and to be hailed with cheers as
Democratic recruit. Detroit Post.
Hon. David Davis who has been elected
United States Senator by the Legislature Of
Illinois, to succeed Hon. John A. Logan, was
boru in Cecil county, Nd, March 8, 1915.
There are now $40 convicts in the State
Prison, a larger number than ever before. Only
$50 of the number are employed. principally
at shoemaking
In New Jersey the Democrats elected no.
body Sc 1ator in Georgia they elected a man
of brains. That is the way the South rules
tie Democratic party albany Esening Jour
1sl