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NOTES.

Gas springs have been discovered near Utica.
N. Y.
Five banking firms OF London can be traced
back 10 1877.
The Changers OF Western New York are con-
sideripg the feasibility of establishing grange
mutual insurance companies.
MANY inhabitants of Lower California are re-
moving TO United States territory. on aocoun. of
che unsettled state OF affairs there.
I'm the servian military bands the base
drum Ia placed upon two wheeled cart. and 10
drawn by trained dog while the drummer
pounds IT,
The two hottest days ever known in Australia
were the 10Th and 10th Of January, when the
thermometer registered los degrees in the shade
Ia Melbourne
The ai est news from Cape Town represents
The Zulus 10 exhibiting restless feeling, lead
ing TO the supposition that at any moment they
may break into Transvaal.
The San Francisco Common Council has
passed special bill permitting certain China
man 10 carry pistol three months, because his
life IL threatened by persons against whom he has
testified.
Tho Fruit Growers Association of Florida
petitions the Legislature to appropriate $4,000 an
nnally TO the newly established Board of Im,nt
grafton to properly advertise the Inducements
for colonzing In the State.
M. Guillemsre has reported to the French
Academy OF Sciences that from tie gum of pine
trees Ia sandy waste between Bordeaux and
Bayonne no has extracted very valuable oil,
particularly suitable where . white and steady
light 10 needed.
a A.. L. BAL 80 d., Il
OF Virginia" is pending in the Legislature. The
chief bank will be established In Richmond, and
Norfolk, Lynchburg, staunton, Winchester, Alex
Andra and Danville will each have branch. A
president and board OF twelve directors will be
elected by the Legislature for each bank. The
chief house will be authorized TO issue $500, 000
ard each branch 100000. in notes Of small de-
nomination.
The attempted assassination of the family
OF Mr.. VIM. H., Price, of Davenport Iowa, in
November last, Is explained by girl employed
In the house as domestic at the time. She
states that shell, which had been picked up on
some battlefield, had been taken from the gar
ret, where II had been lying for years, few days
before the occurrence referred to, and placed on
mantel, whence II probably fell to the floor and
caused the explosion which was attributed to
hand grenade thrown'by an assassin.
The Iowa lawyers have had wrangle over
meteor. Alarge fragment of the big meteor OF 1875
fell In the highway on-lands owned by the Amsne
Society, and German named Mas picked 1t up.
The society claimed title under the law OF accre.
item, the realty in the highway belonging to
them, and whatever came TO the lands natural
secretion being part Of the realty. The German
pat In counter claim based upon original dis
oovery and the nine points Of the law. The
court has decided that the society have the bet.
tar title, and the fragment OF the meteor will be
placed in the State University.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
The HOUSE

The House assembled at the appoint
ed hour; Speaker Bush In tho chair,
and quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. Father Hubert.
COMM TTEE REPORT.
By Mr.. Jonas, of Orleans, Chairman
of the Committee on Judioiary-By sub
stitute for House bill No. 1874, repeating
the act creating the Louisiana Lottery
Company, etc.
Mr.. VOORHEES,, Of Orleans, made q
separate report, as follows:
/ concur In the report OF the majority.
I am OF opinion that the State can at
any time repeal the act No. rs, Of 1868.
incorporating the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company. That act does not inn
port contract with the State, and II 1t
did, the State has reserved to itself the
right to dissolve this corporation under
the provisions Of the Civil Code, act
447 (438), which forms part of the con-
tract, and fully protects that right, us
follows: ..-
"a corporation legally established
may be dissolved by an act of the Leg
islature IL they deem 1t necessary or
convenient to the public interest: pro-
vided that, when the act OF incorpora-
ton impairs O contract on the faith of
which individuals have advanced
money,o engaged their property, 1t can
not be repealed without providing for
the reimbursement OF the advances
made, or making full indemnity to such
The act OF 1868, No. 25, is in my opin-
ion, unquestionably repealable.
ALBERT VOORHEES,.
The substitute was taken up and read
q second time, but the House, by vote
of 46 yeas to 81 nays, less than four
fifths, refused to suspend the rules
asked for by Mr.. Fitzpatrick, Of Or
leans.
On motion OF Mr.. Fitzpatrick, the bill
was made the special order OF the day
for tomorrow at o'clock.
House bill No. 1874, relating to o con-
tinuation Of the charter of the New Or
leans Mechanics Society for the full
term Of thirty years, was called up,
under suspension Of the rules, and
passed finally.
Mr.. Ryland, of West Feliciana, chair
man of the Committee on Agriculture,
Commerce., ETC., reported Favorably,
to amend section 1902, et,., Of the Re-
vised Statutes; favorably, with amend
ments, On House bill No. 1856, to amend
section 1852 of the Revised Statutes
favorably, with an amendment, on
House bill No. lis, regulating the Office
OF Port Warden of New Orleans; I'M
favorably on House bill No. 1863, regu-
lating the office of Harbor Master of
the port Of New Orleans.
Mr.. VOORHEES,, of Orleans, called up
House bill lis, to regulate the Office OF
Warden Of the Port CT New Orleans.
Action was suspended on the arrival
Of the Senate, when the General As
sembly, in joint session, proceeded to
ballot for United States Senator, with
the folIoryinp reai1It.
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A GOLDEN RULE.
nxr. Hayes MustsPut southern Men i'm
southern offices.
IN. y. Herald. ]


Concerning the Southern question we
feel little apprehension. The remedy
there, at least for the most glaring
abuses, Is 80 easily applied and SO gene
rally demanded that we have no Fears
for the future OF Louisiana and South
Carolina. But thorough reform of the
Federal civil service in the Southern
States is one of the greatest needs Of that
section. The venerable ex-President
Woolsey spoRe words Of wisdom when,
last fall, he urged that Mr.. Hayes, Ii
elected, should put Southern men in
Southern Offices" No one can read the
letter OF acceptance without seeing in it
q purpose to do just this, and to redeem
the Federal civil service in the Southern
States from the hands of men who have
no root In the soil OF that region, no in
terests In common with the, people, but
are mere placemen, who have too long
made office their sole livelihood and
abused their places for political pur-
poses and intrigues. We hope not to
see under the administration of Presi-
dent Hayes the scandalous spectacle OF
q man like Packard at the same time
United States Marshal and chairman of
q political State committee.
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BuRNETT's FLAvoRINa ExTRAcTs.-The supeys
GRITTY Of these extracts consists in their perfec
purify and great strength They are warranted
free from the poisonous oils and acids which en-
ter into the composition OF many or the facttious
fruit fayors now In the market. They are mot
only true TO their names, but are prepared from
fruits Of the best quality, ard are 20 highly con-
only need be used.
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The New York Herald thinks cit is a
queer sight, that of Boston girl and
her beau at eventide trying to look at
Venus through the same telescope, but
it Is .queerer one when visiting lover
hides in a Chicago girls overshoe in the
hall while her father parades the house
with a big club looking for the invader
in vain.--[St. Louis Republican.
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ADyERrIsrNa gATEs-DArLy.

Transient advertisements 81 per square tten
lines Of solid agate) first insertion; 80 cents
each subsequent consecutive insertion.
Wants, TO Rent For Sales and boarding nd
vsrtisements 10 cents line. net cash. solid mea-
sure None taken at legs than 30 cents.
Advertisements for the period OF one month
nd longer, as follows:
Local or business Notices 30 cents line. net.
Editorial Notices. In Editorial type. 30 cents
line. net.
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Gen'l Quotations. Ex. O.

The market opened with moderate inquiry,
put, although. the movement was checked By
brokers claiming concessions, which factors we're
unwilling TO grant, yet the sales during the
mo:ning reached 1900 bales, after which there
was no material change, the demand exhibiting
but little spirit and the additional sales not ex-
ceeding 1850 bales, making total for the day, 90
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
TERMS or THE PAPER:
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

DAILY per annum 80; and at Same rate half
yearly and quarterly.
ingl per annum %: and at same rate half
yearly and quarterly.
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DOUBLE DAMY.--On and after Sunday next
the 4th inst, the jackson Road will have two
ssn ar I'M nan,s Narth
East and West.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS
IN No. 15s Canal street. Trusteeg-A Moul.
ton. Z. A. Palfrey. Carl Kohn, 7. 1. Bayne. Davia
A. Adams, Thomas Allen Clarke, Christian
Schneider Charles J. Leeds, Samuel Jamison
Interest Allowed ON Deposits.
.. URQUHART, President.
CHAs. KILSHAW. Treasurer apIe1 II
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MON ETA Y.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Wednesday Evening, March 7. 1917, J
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOTTIE

The demand for money was light to-day, both
in bank ane on the street, and commercial paper
| was unchanged. Under the advance at New
York gold ruled 10 higher, and sold to fair
| extent. Foreign Exchange followed the course
of gold, closing 101111c higher for sterling, and
"a ~ cent for francs. The bu ,iness in both was
moderate. With larger offerings New York sight
was easier. Stocks were quiet. A moderate
business was done in State Consos at stronger
rates. Premium bonds ruled at about previous
quotations.
The following were to-day elected Directors of
the Crescent City Live Stock Landing and
slsughterhouse Company: Messrs. JOS. Herman
deg, J. N. Avegno; Chas. DeRuyter, T. 8. Terrill
Robt. Mott, B. saloy, O. J. Nicholson, Chas. Sill
lingham and J. J. McGinnis.
We continue to quote Exceptional commercial
paper at So per cent per annum discount; Al
do. 9010; second grade do 12D15; collateral loans
100; 6rst class mortgages S1a@9I, and second
grade d. 10@12.
:, Gold opened at 1o51G@io51S against 1855 a.
1o5Z01ob1s, against 1861 in that market. The
sales summed up $4,000, embracing $4,000
and 5000 at 1851.
Under the course of goii sterling gave way 10
lhe, and franc, francs Il U cent The movement in
The sales of sterling comprised ego. 500, en-
bracing $4,000 bill Of lading at SOC, E20O0 $4,000,
$4,000 and Ella 900 do. at 5O6@507, and $4,000 bank
at $40.
The sales OF Francs comprised 100, 900 CONNER
cial at 4.971l0b4.9eT, and &C, 600 at 1861.
We also noticed sale Of 10000 Marks at
1881.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at SOC
05O7 for bill OF ading and Al clear, and @
5i0 for bank, (bank counter rate at -GD5101a),
and francs at 4.971aD4S6I for commercial aud
nominal for bank.
Under more liberal off rings, commercial sight
on New York was easier. The sales comprised
$4,000, embracing $40, 600 and 10000 CONNER
cal at BIG u cent discount and $40, 900 and $780,
600 do, and $780, 600 private bankers at 7-32.
The banks continue to check ON New York at
n " cent discount, while commercial sight was
still quoted 1T BIG, against 8 100 yesterday.
The following is the official statement of the
sales reported to-day at the Stock Exchange:
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A western DDiuIOu.
fMuncie Ind.) Courier Democrat. >.

Muncle [Ihd.J COur1er-Dem0cfafsI
The South came in solid array to the
assistance OF the Democratic party, and
for that evidence OF their faith in
Democracy, they have been ignomini-
ously sold out to the enemy. Ii the
South now makes terms with this enc
my, instead of being the victims CT q
bargain and sale by pretended friends,
the Democracy of the North have no
right to speak or say them nay. The
Eastern leaders have proven cowardly,
venal and corrupt, and the West has
blindly followed their lead.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-08

Monthly advertisements, having the ruin OF
the paper. inserted every other day. to be
charged two thirds the above rates.
Editorial page monthly advertisements, each
square, $40 per month.
Rates for Advertising In the Weekly New
Orleans Democrat.
Transient and general rates the same as for
Daily. -,
Advertisements for the period Of one month
and iongor 81 follntva.
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Important to sugar planters. Sec Trouard's
advertisement.
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A horrible accident occurred In Hous-
ton on the morning Of the 2eth inst.
Two little children, named Eddie and
Willie, aged respectively four and two
years, sons of Mr.. Adam Clay, were
playing In buggy house, which caught
fire by some unknown means, and the
little fellows were burned to death.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,

Quotations represent prices for round lots from
first hands. unless otherwise stated In flIing
small orders hi0ier prices are paid.
COTTON-The sales to-day (not including 1870
and $50 bales additional yesterday, when the &C
tual business was $500 bales,) were confined to
$3.50 bales at prices requiring no change in our
Quotations. We give also the figures and report
OF the Exchan % as below:
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State Consols were stronger, closing at CSC
631as, against 6224063}s
Premium Bonds were in fair request, but were
still quoted about 32t&032T.
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INSURANCE NOTICES.
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Paid UP Capital, $500, coo.
FROM THE TWENTY-F1RsT ANNUAL.
STATEMENT FOR 1s7s.

Net annual earned pre-
miums and Discounts
and Interest. .....s...-..
Losses, Expe nses, Taxes,
etc- -....---ss .----.--..-..s.
Reserved fund $4,000. and
DiyideI d on capital 10
per cent. ..............
Net Profit ...,.....,....
Assets OF ths company es-
timated at their cash
market value:
Stocks. Bonds, Loans and
Bills Receivable. --......
Cash on hand and premi-
ums In course OF collee-
tlOn.-
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69,b47 47--3se, 1851
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ToEG w OTCu HAS NOJeN, ny handsome
majority, to take charge OF her public
schools, which Is sensible and pro-
gressive step on the part Of Fort Worth.
The commissioners to revise and d.
gest the laws of Texas have been in
session at Austin this week. They met
to compare notes and mark out more
work.
Mr.. G.. B. Nichols, the first ANNOUNCE
ed candidate for the Mayoralty of Gal
weston, has withdrawn from the field
and given in his adhesion to Col. Stone,
Democratic nominee. There are only
three candidates: Messrs. Stone, Full
ton and White.
1t Is generally understood at Austin
that the contract entered into between
the State and Messrs. Kampman Il
Dieng, Of Ohio, for building the East
ern Branch Penitentiary, has fallen
through. the specifications being so de-
fective as to vitiate the whole PROPOSE
ton.
A serious, IL not fatal, cutting ARRAY
took place on the streets Of Jefferson
last week between A. V. Callen, an old
and highly-respected citizen of this
county, and man named Demsey. 1t
seems that Demsey made some asser-
ton which Callen said was lie. Dem
sey, meeting Callen on the streets,
called him to account, when difficulty
ensued, in which Demsey received q
very dangerous and probably fatal stab
with knife. Callen surrendered to the
authorities, but has since been released
under bond. The physicians say it is
almost impossible for Demsey to re-
cover
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-26

Estate OF NJ j, McGauley deceased,

Estate OF NJ, J, McGauley deceased,
'fhe undersigned, having been appointed
executor OF the last will and testament OF
Is. }. McGauley, late Of the county OF Al
exander and state OF Illinois, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will appear be.
tore the county court Of Alexander county
at the court house in Cairo AT the NOyem
Der term, on the ~ Monday in Noyemb' T
next, at which time all pGr'Ons having
claims against said estate are notified md
requested to attend for the purpose OF hay
ing the same adjusted. All persons indebt.
ed to sad estate are n quos ed to make i'm.
mediate payment @ the undersigned.
Dated this, 18th day of september. A, u.
1871.
CIlAS q PATIFR,
LNcrlltCT,
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THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BL00D-PURiFI' i.
HEMAR.

This inr0mp parable DFPURiTr
a POWERFUL 1LTEK1IIrE, TONfT. =
UkETIC, DIdPHORETIG, amt ii'i -
EN1, combating cirt"es tchieh '","'".'
10 Hpaiuabie and n~per- foiIinO. go. -,
its continued Hse uGt bGrJayi.ip rIu {.
cate an diseases Of he bIood. IFS la. ;
dents are Of I" purify harmless eIf-. -
fi0h, the products gathered from r'D2te
EJppffan Provhees, and rLere ~. g.
the slightest faint ~ disease la he 80
tenn, IL ncper rus Ia rJcefIuD Wcfui.r' 80
PeiiinO u thro"gh tie n.n"D "nd to"...r
channels Of he Booty, thereby al -, u,
and, indeed, Forcing 81 Hr ".0"ts; ,"'e
doubted r,iiaGHiy and w9nsr,fm s.,,a-
tiec properties, u betty, 'n.et .nqg'S"Gl-
aJiy, tie terp acme Of n'iic"i Tin","-,
aud The grcatcst diseorciN oJ ne pr,sr"s
age, Ia the treatment or orery diSsGso
'ehere the blood itsdf u PriniorH., 10
seat Of Tie icsion or disorder, sue. -
SCROTUL1 a,d hr honSond "",f n.e
causes that lead 10 dis t'rr.bie oIf.e:i"n,
Of Uhich cH ciriIi=R cninmni.nIc. aso
ooDnisn'h, JOE BiLiie"t 1r"ih has as',.t,.
risn erca mnto lie Mird ant iou,a,. gs.,-
erdtioHs,' aud Ia EEOhES- non y 1AD
F2SFEEBLED CONSTJTtTIoNs 10 10 a.
pomerth rJ"rtn"tor, causing me 'rrce5
of Uau OHcc 0iOgc 10 assume lie tOd- -
JOIm of Hsnnhl.Od. l#.
arr DTSDRD EEs, foNSiIFiTioN or
EOSIf pESESs, MAJ. am hID2hl
OUS DEBJLI1I, RUE NiTIs3f,
an NDULIR LALiAG LHEh1S, Z: -
1HEETOHIJOtS CfNCER. stCR::,
4 FFEfII0AS or the EOAES. Ih.J"-
IENI GLCYES, N i : !! -
PLANTS (and 10 fhc G"afier ga, (. a;
boom tOny S0n9ht JOr Jv Sensnlr'", go 81
GJle, and delicate Jrnlaies, a. y 81 -
direct action niiyi. Mctr dilneAs,t : -
D.
IN UIIICH TVE moon - I'm 81 -
or iHE noun q. "a IL tnroiaJ''c.
perseverance, .riih Njs T"m.iy r'N .Grc
p,osiiipe and p1tsaaHrHt cH.T tJr
CHILLS & nd IEpEKs dad az a'i
RI3J pOISONS.
Thousands OF Testimonials at!-,. 10
tTHih 81 these cIdi.tG.
rs.ice, one Doiinr, in GrJe hottie. -.
str bodies, SO.
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tate Of Illinois, County Of Alexander
Cncuit court Of Alexander county. January
Tenn, ls7S.
rhaIne J. lonhicnnc VS. Mary L. L0nhienne.
Bill for DivOrCc-ln ChGHcery.
AFFIDAVIT ofthe non re sidenCe Of Mary T.. Lon
hieDne, the defendant above named, having
been llled Ia the office / the clerk Of sand
court Of Alexander cOuAty, notice is hereby
given TO the said non resident defendant,
that the complainant filed his bill OF COM
plant in SAID court on the chancery side thereof
on the Eth day OF october, AID. MT, and that 4
summons thercupOn iased out Of sail court
against said defendants, returnable on the
first Monday in the month of January, 4. d.
1873, ia ID by law required Now. thTeiOre,
u Mess you, the eaid Mary r. IOnhienne, shall
personally De and appear before the eait Circuit
court OF Alexander county on the fret day Of
the next terra thereof. 20 be holden at the court
house In the city Of Cairo, IN aald comfy on The
first Monday IN the month Of January, A. y.
les, and plead, answer or demuI ~ said bill OF
complaint, the same and the matters nnd Things
therein set forth, will be l. ken as confessed ans
u decree entered against you according 10 tie
prayer OF said bill,
JOHN \, REEVE, Clerk.
W. e. MuLKEY, Compartments Solicitor.
Cairo, Ills., Oct, lin, A. D. 1851. Nv.
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DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

GfSTROy is a s"fc, s,,eciy, 0.,' -. =
tire cure JOr that most depressing a.; ., {.
BieHts, and % brief course OF treatment 81. ~
restore the digestipe organs 10 ia, J.. So
tine strength, aRd promote Hc H ..p,a
action Of Mc sf0Mdch ami iHhsh.es. a.
nercons frraabAity Of ;H.rdr,' 0Hd a:
persons pursuing q 8tdr"farD IRE. ~
speedily fem0red by fhs dycn:. -
stomach Is restored 10 he"lu. az tthe l. f.
HOt6 Of the system wiH once D,V,r res. = -
ia tie performance oJ fdJsp.
rrirc, one Doiio', Ia td.ge b"u. -
si1 bottles, So.
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The ordinary Porous Plaster, on account
If its peculiar mechanical action, Is esteem
al an article Of merit; but Benson's Capcine
4 prous Plaster is considered an article Of
extraordinary merit. 1t las the same
me chanical action, and, in add tiCn, pos
ses Us medicinal qualities OF a remarkable
Lature, which causes it to act at once,
relieve pam Immediately, and cure where
other Porous P!astsrs will not even relieve
For rheumatism, Lame an Weak Back, Splna
Disease, CIick In the Back, Kidney Disease,
Sprans and Bruises, Severe Pains and Stitches,
Weakness Of the BuCk, etc.
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MOrtgagee's sale.

Notice IS hereby given that by virtue OF a certain
sale mortgage, dated the twenty-eghth day Of be-
cenber y. ID, 1874, executed by Jacob G., lynch
and Mary A. Lynch, his vile, grantors, to jackson
FHck, grantee, TO secure the payment Of certain
promissory note for the sum Of ,wrye hundred dol
lars o. that date. payable twelve months after
date, with ten per cent. Interest per AMMAN, de
fault having been made in the payment of said note,
and there being nov due thereon four hundred and
seventy-ou dollars and seventy cents, will, on
Wednesday, the twenty first day Of November, A.
y. lE17, at the hour Of two O'Clock p m. Of sal
DAY, al the front door Of the Court house,
in the city Of Cairo, in the county
of Alexander, and state Of Illinois, sell the pre-
mires in and by said sale mortgage conveyed
and mortgaged, described as follows, to-wit
Lots, numbered iolr ~ and Eve 90 In block,
numbered sSly-eight tG-) in the city Of Cairo,
in the county OF Alexander, and state at II linois,
together with all the estate right, title and inter-
este said grantors therein Including the right
and equity of redemption of said grantors, a.
public vendue, to the highest bidder for cash In
hand, In orderto make the amount now due up
on said note and the interest TINT shall accrue
until the day OF sale and the costs and charges Of
this proceeding, JACKSON tRlCk,
OCl. Is, i-w Mortgage.