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Notice.


|. hereby given tAa, defiant hay.u, bean
maie,for more than - day, in the p ,yment
o. portion OF the amount secured 70 be
paid ny q Cert.in mortgage executed b.
Tr, derrick hamilton 10 samuel Slaat. Tay-
Tor and Edwin fars ons, trustee 81 the
Cairo city property, dated November 10Th,
ls,3; recorded in the Recorder. office OF
Alexander county, in the State Of Illinois,
in book 4 OF deed, on page 80, |, the un-
der-igued, successor of sad trustees, will,
gu saturday, the II h day OF May instant,
a ID. 1871, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon Of
that day, under and by yir lie OF the power
OF sale contained in said mortgage, sell, at
public auction. to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the office building Of :. :. Taylor,
corner Of Washington avenue and 18th
street, in said city Of Caro-, ia Alexander
county and State OF Illinois. lot numbered
y twenty in block numbered Al
iiorty-'ourJ, in said city OF Cairo, accord
Ing to the recorded plat thereof, with the
appurtenances; To satisfy the purposes and
conditions Of s0id mortgage.
Dated Cairo, H., May Isl, 1871.
:. STAATs TAYLOR:
Trustee Of the Cairo City Properly.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
b., Estate OF Thomas h. Sullivan. deceased
10 Whom y may conccrn-Ppase take M.
,ce mat ] have filed my fnnl account n.
administrator Of said es ate, ind .hnlI an.
ply 10 th4 county court Of Aleyander
county sitting a. court Ofprobate. n, Tho
ylhe term thereof to.wit on thu third
MONDAY OF June, A. ID. 1877, for a nm and
n9hi discharge from all further liabIliiy M.
Sum'nistrator OF said estate.
VI. J, McGAULEY,
Cairo, ILL.,, May I'D, 1871. Ia
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Nicholas Minturn,
By DR.. Holland, the Editor,


Monthly,
The scene oi tlis latest novel Is laid on
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o.
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Forty years ago to-day.
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What brave things meant 70 do
,Ould we dream to-day would ind Ne
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Alexander County, o.
In the Alexander County Circuit Court.
samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons,
Trustees Of the Cairo CITY Prop rty.
vs..
William Parmc.
BIZ to Enforce Vendor. Lien.
Pubic notice is hereby given that in pur.
slancc OF decree rendered by said court
In the above entitled cause, 1T the January
term thereof. a. ID. ISL, /, John .. Iar-
man, Master IN Chancery Of said county.
will, on Friday, the sth day Of June, A. d
1871, AT the hour of ten O'Clock u. IN. OF
said day, sell at public auction, to the high.
est BIDDER, tor cash, al the 'front.' door Of
the court house IN the city
OF Caro-, in -pid county and
sla!e, the ioilowinS described real .eSbtSSts;
numbered thir,y-iiye 49, in the first al
ditiOn 10 the city OF Cairo, in the county OF
Alexander and state Of Illinois, together
with all and singular the privileges ard ap.
purtelanccs thereuntu belonging and there.
10 appertanilg.
JoHN q HARTMAN,
VA Master in Chanlery
Cairo, Ill.,, May II, 1911,
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AnllIeW j An-lnf- II.

AndreVJ. An!erg,n.
Public notice i hereby given that In pursg-
auce Of u decree rendered by said cJnft In the
above entitled cause u, the January term hire
Of, u. l~7J. !, John q. Ilarrnan, master in
chHne.ry of SAM county, VIII, On Friday, ne
IN day Of June, A ID. MI At the hour Of ll
"'rlock, m II sala dsy, sell III public anetipn
a, w" front door ofths cp,ir, house, In the ciiy
oi CAirp, IN tSld county and state, u the hiyh.
wy Dilu"r fu rvh In hnBd, subject hGEevsr to
WV payment " 'hird in,ia!mpnt Of purchase
,hph.y yet " brcofnS duo, according ~ he third
u'nl az no" m complainant oil herein men
.Ipn'n hhn compliments vendors lien on the
Wv ,,uiIr securing payTnsn, thereof the follow.
w u'nrIlD"' real rata,r tn.wit. Lot, mum
nsirh thir,J-'iyht t51l and thirty min. TN, in
nniyv. numbered tyenty-"gh, tn In the IRA,
auhI,loh 10 me civ Vi Cairo. In the county or
hmyh1HSr, anu stat" e Hin jis, and ,1u.,he,
WIN hii ana singulai the privilege and nppnr.
''hohc"' 'hcrcun'o belonging 0r appcriginlny
W.T.. Vs,n,In,'hn,',
Cairo H., May I'M. ~
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County

In the Alexander County Circuit Court.
Samuel st,ats Taylor aud Eiwln Psr-ons,
Trustees Of the Cairo CITY Property,
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MASTERS SAL J..

ALEXANDER CorSIY. o.
Tn the Alexander County Circuit Cou-t-BiI IN
Lnl0fcr FeHdors Linn
samuel s'Hat-, 1gylor aHd Fdyia pars,,r,
Trustees Of the Cairo cry Property
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-07

DIR. ScHENcK's PULAoNIC SYRUP, SEA-WEED
TONIC, AND MANDRAKR X PILLS.-These medicines
have undoubtedly performed more cures OF con-
sumption than any other remedy known to the
American public. They are compounded OF vegeta-
Bile ingredients, and contain nothing which can be
injurious to the human constitution. Other remedies
advertised rs cures for Consumption probably con-
tain opium, which Is o somewhat dangerous drug in
all cases. and II taken freely By
itmust do great injury; for Its tendencys Is to confne
the morbid matter in the system, which, or course,
must make q cure impossible. ScHENcK's Pull
MoNIC SYRUP Is warranted not to contain particle
OF opium; IL Is compcscd Of powerful but harmless
herbs, which act on the lungs, hver, stomach, and
blood, aud thus correct all morbid secretions, and
expel all the diseased matter from the body. These
are the only means by which consumption eau be
cured; and rs ScHENCKa PULMoSIc SYRUP, SEA-
WEED TONIC, and MANDRAKE PILLS are the only
medicines which operate in this way, 1t Is obvious
they are the only genuine cure for Pulmonary Con-
sumption. Each bottle Of this Invaluable medicine
Is accompanied BY full directions. DR.. ScHENcK Is
professionally at his principal Office, corner Sixth
and Arch streets PHILADELPHIA every Monday, where
all etters for advice mus, be addressed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-07

TOURNAMENT AT THE FAIR-GROUNDs.-The
Virginia Tournament Association will give
tournament at the State FAIRGROUNDS on
Wednesday, June 18th, for the benefit OF
the Lee-Memorial Association. Twelve
knights only will be allowed to ride, and
among the number will be some Of the best
horsemen in the State. One knight will
ride backwards, having his back to the
horses head-something never witnessed
before except in circus. Another will use
an iron lance seven feet long, and one and a
quarter inches diameter at the large end. A
gentleman from India, an expert in the use
Of the lariat, will be present, and doubtless
the audience will be highly entertained. A
wild cow will be let loose on the grounds,
and will be caught with the lasso. The
charge to the knights will be delivered by
the Hon. F. R. Farrar, of Amelia, at P.
M. The priZe-a silver goblet-will be pre-
sented to the successful knight by Hon. A.
NJ. Kelley, OF Richmond. Major Myers,
superintendent of the Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad, has con-
sented to have train Of cars in readiness
to leave the city at $3.50 O'Clock P. N. The
tilting will commence at 4:30- O'Clock P. 81.
Tickets may be had at Wyatt's.
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Editors Dispatch: 1t is reported that our
honored Judge OF the Hastings Court OF
this city has notified the "City Fathers"
that he will enforce the rule against them,
and require them to furnish suitable build
ing in which to hold his court. The present
city hall (?) was built as temporary quarters
on ground leased for five years, which lease
expires this summer. 1t Is totally unfit for
the purposes; and the annoyance it occa-
sions all having business with said court
ought and does demand new city hall, with
capacity to accommodate all the city officers,
together with the Chancery, City Circuit,
and Hastings Courts. Anyfurther expense
for temporary quarters is unbusiness-like
aud folly. The amount paid now for
rents and lease would 60 far to pay the
interest on loan for new building. Let us
have new city hall, built OF our own ma
tive granite, located on the old site. 1t was
believed by the public that ere the five years
lease of the present city hall was out steps
would be taken for permanent building.
In this they have been disappointed, and
the lease about to expire. The discomfort
OF the 1ustings Judge forces him to demand
sufficient quarters. Then why not do now
that which eventually must be done, with
out any further waste for temporary build
ings! Yours, &C., l. HIS.
RICHMOND, VA, June 8, 1877. '..
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JOHN CHINAMAN's OATH.-Messrs. Edi-
tors,-I observed In the Sun recently a
statement that at trial in the Criminal
Court of Baltimore there were some Chi
nese witnesses, and that the case was adj
iourned until Saturday to enable the Court
to ascertain the proper form OF oath to
be administered to them. During the Sec
ond session OF the Forty-fourth Congress a
Joint special committee to investigate Chi
nese immigration made an elaborate report,
accompanied by much testimony as to the
moral condition of these heathens. One OF
the Witnesses a Dir. Pixley, testified as fol-
lows:
"They are utterly regardless OF an oath.
An oath conveys to them no sense OF obll-
cation to tell the truth. We have burned
little paper with characters upon it; we
have brought roosters into our court and
cut of their heads and sworn these .pagans
by their blood; we have burned red papers
with Chinese characters imprinted thereon !;
we have sworn them, upon our religious
works-the Bible Of both kinds, the Dona-
van and King James versions; we have
placed their hands upon the cross, and we
have had them uplifted to the Heaven.
where for them there is no God, and still
we have been unable to obtain the truth. So
that the testimony Of all our judges and all
our professional men is that the Chinese
conscience knows no such thing as an obli-
CATION to tell the truth"
On such evidence as this the Judge OF the
Criminal Court may we'll be puzzled rs to
the proper method of extracting the truth
from his witnesses next Saturday.
"A. T. c..
WASHINGTON, May 30, 1877.
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DECORATING A RICHMOND SOLDIERS
GRAyE.-At Bethel, Connecticut, on dec
oration- day, Captain Hubbell very touch
ingly referred to the fact that there was one
who, though not Union soldier, but SOL
dier in the Confederate army, would have
his last resting-place honored also, and that
the committee would decorate the grave,
which was done by placing wreath upon
it, the same in kind as was placed upon
those OF the Union soldiers, all Of which, as
this one had been, were marked by small
flag. The announcement that the grave OF
this Confederate soldier would be remem-
bered was received by many with evident
surprise, but there was not the slightest
murmur against it, and we know that many
rejoiced at it, and some even shed tears.
Many expressed themselves as perfectly sat-
isted with this eXhi bition OF good will, and
desired that in future the people North and
South would cherish this memorial service
as q sacred earnest OF the whole peoples
desire to be one in sentiment Of patriotism
and friendship. The gentleman's name
whose grave was decorated was Godfrey
Wermel, native OF New York, who when
Young made Virginia his home, and did not
return north until after the war. He came
to Bethel in the fall OF 1867, and died Feb
ruary %, 1869. In the city Of Richmond
Va, Mr.. Wemmel was we'll known and re-
spected; and we doubt not that this mark
of respect shown by the citizens Of Bethel to
the memory OF one Of Virginia's adopted
sons will be highly appreciated and accepted
| in the same spirit which prompted 1t, and
will always be held in grateful remem-
brance.-Bethel Press.
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DECEIVED AT THE 99-CENT STORE
$50 WHITE CoUNTERPANES;
LADIES' HOSE, pair for 99c,)
LADIES HOSE, pair for 99c.,>
a few more of those fine BRONZE WRISTBANDS;
100 sets G-BALL CROQCET, admitted by all who
see IT TO bc the best for the money in town;
$50 LARGE-SIZE MIRRORS:
so sets GARDES-ToOLS-fou In set:
100 FIvE-FOOT sTEP-LADDERS;
$50 CLOTHES-IIAMPERs;
l75 LAUNDRY-BAsKETs;
GESTLEMEN'S LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS
latest styles;
i full line Of TEA. DESSERT, and TABLE
SPOONS and FORKS, warranted plated ON
white metal;
Also. FRUIT-D1SHES, CAKE-BAsKETS, PIC
KLE-STANDS, SUGAR-BOWLS, and BUT
TER-DISuES-new styles.
On Saturday we will have very full assortment
Of MEMS and BOYS STRAW HATS-Dght and
dark.
send for catalogue to
;e7 ...,t. sos BROAD STREET.
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WASHINGTON, May 30, 1877.

RIVER OF INK.-The water from the mines
above Cumberland is impregnated with sui
phate OF iron, decomposition of sulphuret
Of iron in the coal, and, flows into WHIPS
crack. The creek is now very low, and but a
small body OF water flows down the bed. at
the head Of the city are located two or
three extensive tanneries, and in the tan
ming of hides large quantities OF tannic
and gallic acids are poured into the
stream. AS soon as these acids come In
contact with the sulphate OF iron the water
becomes black, as is. now the case in front
Of our city. There are millions OF gallons
OF ink now lying in the bed OF the creek,
which needs but condensation ana packing
to make salable article for expectation.
Here is chance for capitalists. Cumber-
land fhfd.l ALteqaniQra.
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THE MOZART THIS EyENING.-The orches-
ira will play two pieces this evening, and
Mr.. Reinhardt Mendelssohn's Capriccio,
with orchestra accompaniment. Miss Cham.
berlayne will sing "FleurS des Alps" Mr..
w. II. Grant two selections, and Mr. Kess-
Mich will play solo for violin. ..-.
Hereafter, not only will conversation be
prohibited, but persons will not be allowed
to enter or leave the hall during any mu-
sicaI performance, This arrangement, it is
believed, will meet with general approba-
ton, as heretofore both the audience and per-
formers have been seriously embarrassed by
persons moving about in the midst Of the
rendition Of some choice selection.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

| PROPOSED EXTENSION OF, WEST FRANKLIN
sTREEr-A GREAT 1aPRorENENT.-E Enter
prising parties have made arrangements for
the extension OF Franklin street one mile
west of its present termination at Richmond
College. 1t is proposed to open: q broad
avenue and set out shade-trees on each side
OF it, the roadway to be nearly level to
pass through beautiful section of the
county, and when completed will no doubt
make one Of the most fashionable drives in
the vicinity Of Richmond. "All Of the pro-
pertv-owners bordering Ion. the proposed
new road are anxious for its completion,
and feel assured it will be speedily con-
structed. The avenue will add to the con-
venience Of the residents in the neghbor.
hood, and probably enhance the value Of
their property. Apetition addressed to the
City Council and Judge. of the Henrico
County Court is in circulation for sigma
lures for the contemplated extension of
franklin street westwardly from Lombardy
street through the property OF the heirs OF
William G.. Allen, deceased, to where it will
intersect and merge into the beautiful ave-
nue. from the new reservoir.
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The Gubernatorial CanuasS.-B. A. Han.
cock, Conservative county superintendent,
will in few days issue call for distric,
meetings for a convention to meet at Ches'
ter to re6rganize the party for the ensuing
year from July 1st. These meetings viii
also elect delegates to the Gubernatoria
Convention.
Superintendent Hancock will tender hi:
resignation as county superintendent whcr
the County Convention meets.
City Superintendent Jordan will not cal
the ward meetings for some time yet. HI
thinks there is no need Of haste, and desires
that the people thoroughly inform them
selves In reference 10 the candidates before
| electipg delegates. Several Of those men
toned as candidates have never before beer
heard OF in Manchester.