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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02
JOLLY GOLD KILLERS.


Tia slsighing party that was gotten up
70 visit the rec track attracted quito full
company Of jolly Gold Hillers. These oe-
sasioas are always marked by . degree Of
good feeling and ~sosiability that mako
them peculiarly interesting and pleasant.
Al about 4 o'clock last evening there was q
uthcring Of the clans ut the railroad
cres.ipg. and q few minutes later the
sleirhs were mashing through the mud.
slush and snow. There was less snow
than anything else. but tho folks
didn't care for that. Arrived at the
rscs-track the rooms were cleared for ac-
lien, and dancing INDUCED In for some
time. Professor varney Wa present with
his band and Q selection Of music. When
he sppstitss we're raised to the proper de-
gree, supper was announced, and the COM
pany al down TO . splendid banquet.
The bsst Of everything to drink was fur
nishsd, and champagne flowed like water.
The Gold Hill people never do things by
halves After supper dancing was
resumed and continued until lime
for starting on tho return trip.
Among the ladies present ON the occasion
were: Miss Mary Mcdonnell. Mrs. Doane.
Mrs. Gibson. Miss Cassie Henderson. Miss
Hattie Hsndersen. Miss Lizzie McMartin,
Miss Ida Lichtenbergsr, Miss Ella sterrett,
Miss Mary Morgan. Mrs. McMartin. Mrs.
Powell, Miss Laura Holman. Miss Lizzie
Holman. Miss Mcdill. Mis-. Minnie
Russell, Mrs. ID. James. Mrs. David Y.
Fox, Mrs. veltman. Miss Baggot and
Miss Mckay. Tho following-named
gentlemen were noted Is being present {:
W.. d. Q. Gibson. ". lily. Done, Thomas
Morgan. George Stewart, +. Knapp, Dr.,
p. Knapp, Jr.. II. Symons. DIR. Falconer,
Robert brooks. Charley smith. Thomas
Diamond, Mr.. Smith. D. Fraser, Charley
Enos, Mr.. Powell. L. II. Lister. Sandy
McNartin, Press Davis. George Bennett,
Dave James and Pete Tally. Tho custo-
mary and necessary ~sleighing accidents oc-
Cured. both going and coming. the girls
got their faces washed In the snow. and ut
/ o'clock all hands loaded into the slcighs
and started for home. They reused the
people along the road with their songs,
and arrived here safe and sound. The
excursion was voted . complete success.
Much Ia due 10 tho ~orisinai0rs Of the
scheme.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02
New York heard.

NEW YoRx. February 2.-Transaetions
Al the Morning Board /: 400 Alpha, AN
@2ir, 500 BslcheI 81. 200 Bullion IL,
100 California Az. $50 Chollar ~, 100
Cleveland 81 @9S. $50 Con. Virginia tset
lYt, 100 Con. Imperial "a et3t. 200 Con.
North sloIs 10, $50 Mexican isk 100 Ray
moaa q Ely ca, 1000 sierra Nevada S.,
800 Ysllsw Jacket iGstiGt, GV0 Crown
Point 81 as. 500 Exchequsr 7'.eeIh,
COO Grant ~. Gould a Curry l2seti2s,
1000 Hale a Norcross 5tst6. 900 Justice
i5a @i5S, 100 Kos.uth 1. 100 Mariposa
81, 800 Ophir 27S @27S, 100 Northern
Belle 30. go Savage .. 200 Union Con.
l0A MiOt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02
Arrsv.i. ss,. s...,.s.
A oKr.r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man du.

A anEAr RKprcrioS.-Eyery man du-
ring the present hard timss 10 looking out
for the most reasonable place to trade. In
order 10 maintain their reputation as en-
tsrprising and accommodating clothiers.
Rsipstsin Wolf are now selling $ u low
that anybody ran Afford to p~atronize them.
There YOU can buy . suit OF clothes 40
cheap and 30 gsod that IL will astonish
YOU. Read the advertisement Of Beinstein
4 Wolf, and then give them = call.
SyLyE.rEn, . miner working In the
Jrstics. wa. pretty badly busged NJ last
Wednesday. lie WAS twisting the drill
while his partner Was striking. The latter
made . miss and tho hammer slipped.
striiing Sylvester In the face and bruising
one Of his hands. The injuries are not
serious.
The Virginia Board Of Aldermen held a
meeting iast night and passed . resolution
favoring the passage Of . bill looking to
tAe payment Of the famous Cook claim.
Othsr claims Of the same nature are to b.
provided for in like manned.
@. ID. SESSIONS has resigned his position
in County Clerk Mcrarland's Office and
has accepted an appointment =. deputy
under County Auditor Nichol. Mr.. ses-
sions IL . capable and accommodating
gentleman.
NcKnour, the shoemaker who hal his
threat cut. 10 recovering slowly. His
wounds arc yet very painful. Hicks Is
still in Jail. He will be examined before
Judge Cook tomorrow.
Mas. BorLx has been granted a divorce
from Mr.. Boyle. and she will now 10 per.
uitted 10 sssume her maiden name OF
Harriet Z. Bennett.
J. II. CAnrrn. who now lives In san
Frs.cisco, has lost . boy twelve years oil
are. when last seen no was In virginia
City.
Boz Lowxnr says no will take up hi.
radiance In Temalss. California. afssr the
sdjournmsat Of he Legislature.
THE Gold Hill Ninstrels are actively re-
h..r,i,s for thsir entertainment which Is
10 be given ON the 7th Of this month.
M,,e. KAxzss was obliged 10 sign his
name i.sii times in executing the ~A''r
bonds and coupons.
Turns IL . messags at the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph once. Gold HILL lot
John MilligAn.
BooAnpus and DAILY will not shoot In
Carson ts-norrew. - heretofore an
nouncsd.
ourrx . uumbsr Of Virginia City people
arc a present so~jeurnins In the Bay eiv'
ALL the departments Of The Geld Hill
schools arc full and In excellent oruer'
tn. County Treasurer reports sa.7s0 a
cash On hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02
WATER STRIKE IN THE BULLION.
The Ne. Drivss Ous and All work
ssspped en- she 1900 and t7oo'
Feet Levels.

About Z o'clock last evening . heavy
fiow Of water was tapped in tho east drift
ON the iGOO-foot level Of the Bullion
mine. A sudden burst had been 30 well
guarded against that when the flood came
the face Of the drift was sminently secure
and everything left In the best condition
pos.ibls until the water Is drained. The
water IL very hot. showing q temperature
Of l65 degrees. which Is taken "a q sure
indication that II comes from tho ore vein
ON that level. For some time past asmall
dow Of water has been coming from the
bottom Of the drifts On the l50O-foot level.
These drifts are In the quartz vein.
and sincs the water wa tapped On the
level below have become perfectly dry.
This proves beyend o doubt that II all con-
stitutes one body, and leads to the con-
cfusion that II il nothing more than n
large pocket which will drain out In q da,
or TIVE. The water passes down through
the WINE 10 the i7OO-foot level drift,
through which IL flows Ia ths Imperial in
cline, from which ID 10 taken by the lm-
perial pumps 10 the surface. The pumps
arc running al tho rate Of six strokes per
minute, and 10 was found necessary To
add the help Of the bailing tanks In
orler 10 keep ths water we'll under control.
All work il Of course suspended on both
the 1900 and i700-foot levels OF the Dul.
lion ; but 50 far there Is no interference
whatever with the progress 81 the work ON
the 1000 or 2i3j-foot levels of tho I'm
perial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02

ity Of each STATE shall oauss three Lists d
the names Of the electors Of such Stab u
be made and certified 10. and 70 b dsllvsrsi
70 the electors on or before the aid hrSl
Wednesday In Decsmbsr. and said slsctsrl
shall annex one Of said Lists 70 essl
OF the lists Of their votss. In the revised
statutes the language Of The dnt clause ID
changed % - 10 read, "ths executive
instead Of "ths executive authority"
The executive 10 the Governor and nobody
else but the executive authority may b
the Secretary VI State or any ether ofieer
empowered BY the stats law 70 canvass
the vote. Thus under is meaning u has
has been considerably altrsd. and the I'm.
portance given 70 tho certificate Of the
Governor, a. In the Oregon oass, wAs nsv-
or intended BY the original Act.
Msrrisssy Csrrsbsrasss Pishsss's
Dtosy.
NEW YoRx. February 2.-Tbs iSss's
Albany correspondent says: "In sOnvsr-
sstion to-day Morrisssy said the testimony
Of Colonel Pickett relative 70 the oenvsr-
sation had with him about The purchase Of
tho Louisiana Returning Board was true,
and added that there had not bssn . day
since the week altar election when The vote
Of Louisiana could not b secured for Gov.
Tilden By the payment Of monsy 70 Wells.
What Wells wanted was ready money In
stead Of . promise. TO make good his
$3.50. 900 cotton claim and The position Of
Inspector VI Lsvees ct New Orleans, which
had been promised him BY tho other SIDE"
TIE Electoral Osmaissisn.
WAsHfxorox. Feb. 2.-Bsfore the cleo
torAl Commission to-day, David Dudley
Field, and Tucker. two. Of The ~objsctors,
argued against counting the votes Of The
Tilden electors In Florida.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02
CUT This OUTFIT MAY SAVE
YOUR LtRE.

There 10 no person liviog but what suffer.
more or lees with lang disease. coughs. colds
or CO sumption, ut some voud die rather
than pay IS c-nts for q bottle of medicine tbst
would curc them. DR.. A. Boschrc's German
syrup has lately been introduced In this eoun.
try from 0erusny. AMI its wondcrous cures
astonish every one that tres 10. n you doub,
vhat We say In print, cut this out and take u
TO Jour druggist and get . sample bottle for 10
cents and try 10. OF . regular size TOR 10 c.hts.
Agents: CkANR q BINGHAM. Wholesale
Druggists. san Francisco, California. ce2t Gm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02

Day Goops CnKAr.-Ths ladies Of Gold
Hill and Virginia City shsuld not fail 70
read the proclamation Of reduced prices In
drv goods, published in another column
today by Mr.. A. cohn. Mr.. Cohn has
opsnsi wide his doors. and u eseefmlnsa
~ sell his magnificent stock OF dry gyeos.
and ladies and childrsn's boots ana me-
Al prices so Low for cash In hand q 70 -
tonish all Who favor him with their PAT
rousgs. Give him . call u prove M
truth Of what We say. Remember ne
,ise,. A. Cohn, nsxt door south OF the
P-o~t-ofics. Main street. Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02
VACANT Pi.ACHs

In the dental ranks will never occur II you are
partieslA with your teeth. and eleanse them
evesv DAY with that famous 10 th.wash $40
DON'T. From yooth To old age u will keep Oh.
enamel spoiless and unim raird. The teeth Of
perous who uss sOZODONT have q peari.likc
uhiteness, and the gums a roaeais hue, Will.
the breath 10 purified and rendered sweet and
frssnnt. 10 IL composed Of rare ahtiseptic
h~rbs. and IL entirely ire fIom the objection
able and Injurious Ingredients Of tooth.pa.ies,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02

SAN PnAxci.co. February "a p. 4.

San RnAxcrsco. February d ?. =
Best a Bslcher. SIS sold.
Bslchsr-Sa bid.
Coz. virginiA-i9a sold.
Bullion-17 bid.
OvermAn-99 bid.
Ophir-27 bid.
Calsdonis-i0S bid.
Exehequsr--7s bid.
Con. virginia-i9S asked.
Ssvsgs-SS bid.
Bullisa-i7 asked.
Importantly bid-
Modec-2 said.
Mexicaa-i7h bid. Is asked.
Ovcrman-l00 asked.
Cen. virginiA-t9h asked.
Bslchsr-Sh asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02
BRONCHITIS.

From John Fiagg. Ksq. Of Benninzten. u. H.
"Thres yssrs since I was vsry much reduced
shi,i,. sisctiss me % severely = q rsndss n
dificult 10 SPEAK In an audible voice. To TILL
was added ssvers nlght swsats. and I vas fear
ful Of going into Q decline. Aftss recoarss "a
yzrlous remedies 70 no purposs. ! nsde uss Of
d.. wistar's balssm Of Wild Cherry. . few bot.
ties OF which FULLY rsstorvd me 70 health,
lacks Of cough, but the bslsam has always 10
moved them. always keep u By me, and
should not know how 70 do Without T."
Sold b. all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02

what nP. Psek Aspssss nsgaFaiag
lss Accuracy ssd lssAllibility IN
Dstsesing asA Dsnning Dsaisa
o. Dspssisa sf ne Priceless Hse-
ais Dsaansas In she Ysl1eu
Jacket and Alpha.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02
vRoM A DlsrISGUIsnED JuRIsr.

81 have tried the Peruvian SrRrr. and the
result fally s~ustains your prediction. u has
msds q new man OF me = Infused Into my sys-
TEN new vigor and energy. ! an no longer
trsmuloas and debliiiaied - when you last
cav me, but stronger. hesrti-r, and with hrsef
capacity for labor. mental and physical. than
a. any time during the last five years." rod
nv all drugyistr. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02

San Franeises Bard.
LAST rvrxrss.
go Meadow Valley. SOC
rs Raymond &Eiy, .. sk.N
BASS Ear.a, Con-. %s; ~ "; ys. "s' wv
IS Jackson. ~
is Leopard.4
., Panther. 80. oe. ss
100 Bsimont,5
90 X X CON-
SIS Ola. sc, iOc
Sco 0sssrai Themss. .os. Soc 30
71 Manhattan. n. ila. IN
3oO oeddes 4 bertrand. 3
COS Grand Prixs. ~. 4. az. az
2sco Modoc. ~. sS.A. AS
1910 New coso. ts,t
itio Leeds. th.t
loo Coco Con-. Sc
aO Andes. 1t,ih
10 south Chariot. &c
80 Lady Warrington. AZ
f35o Wells, rarco. sc
70 I<viaihAh.1 /. I, o,. I. 10
500 North Con. vrsiaiA. Tse. s1xe
lAo Coz. vlryii,s, 70. an. az
30 Prospsct. IKE. 2s
2is Justice. IA
Isl imperial, AZ
Is savage. 81
% Ovsrmsn, ~
S95 caliiornia, tt,s. Aik
80 Alpha. isss. ~
ioo ssllion. i,k. iss. isx
80 Choilar. 6
10 Beat q B<lehsr. AN
40 opsir. -. ss,., ssx s'. az
ITO Union Con-. sis
rui. MORNING.
so oph,r. ny: n. 49,.
7tO Msxican, Is
so Gould 8 carry. Il. iss. IA.
40 best y Bsiehsr, 10
$40 California. u. 49,. tss. ao's.SS
,sso Con. virs.si.. tsx. .sS. %. tsy. % b'0
tSy. tSs
10 Choiiar rotosi. esS
rs Hale 4 Norcioss, os.ss
t& CrswaP Point. 81. s's,sk
ITO yellow Jacket. 10
leo Imperial. . 9o.aA
70 ksntuek. u
if0 Alpha. NM
sO Bslsher, ~
y csanisnes. 9k.s
ass sierra Nevada. sk,s
x7s Utah. isS. 10
755 Bullion. ". l9k. iss, lc'.
7ss k~zshssusr. ~. IN. ios
iiis ovsrmsn. 100. ioi b. ioox. ioi. iooS b'
rs justice. ttA. IA.
$40 Union Con-, w, 81. vs.
$40 Jliia. ts.tk
$40 Caledonia, ION. ioA.. 10Y
eso h~Altinors.s
"a silvsr niii,T
80 Dayton. "
500 Dardanellss.2
20 Rock Island. Sc
~ Nsv Yosk. oc
10 Phil Shsridaa. 81
Is Alta. IN
. Lady w~ssAinGton.a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02

HAsAxs MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and re-
ssorss the complexion, removes freeiks. tan
and ,aliowneas; makes the tkin son, White snd
dslicsts. Its application cannot BE- detected
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02

PROCEEDINGS OF THE ELECTORAL
COMMISSION TO-DAY.
The objections to the Count Of
Florida's Vote.
David Dudley Fields Argument for
the filden ELECTORS.
rHs LOUISIANA SCANDAL.
President Grants Financial Scheme
Perfected.
rHR LOUISIANA SCANDAL.
lsrrcilL DprArcHrs TO rirE Coin HILL
DAILY HEws.!

-
The Florida case ~ Presented q
she Commission.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.-Following Ar
the objections presented in the House o
Representatives In tho Florida case: Tho
first was offered by Field.
Tho undersigned, Charles W. Jones
senator Of tho United States from Florida
Henry Cooper frsm Tennessee. J. Z. No
Donald from Indiana, David Dudley Field
Representative from New York. j. Ran
dolph Tucker from Virginia, @. A. Jenki
from Pennsylvania, and VIM. N. Springer
from nlinsis, object TO the counting Of thu
votes OF Charles ii. Pcarce. Frederick Q,
Humphreys. A. N. II. Holden, and Thorn
as A. Long, as Electors Of President and
Vice President Of the United States, In
for. and on behalf Of tho State Of Florida
to the paper purpOrtins to DO the ssrtih'
cate Of N. Stearns as Governor Of said
State. that said Pearce, Humphreys. Hol
den. and Long were appointed Electorl
In, for, and ON behalf OF said State ; and
tho papers purporting TO DO lists OF the
votes cast by said pearce Humphreys,
Holden and Long for President and viot
President of the United States and 10 the
votes themselves. for tho reasons and up
on the grounds following. among others
that l. TO say
First-For that said Pearcs, Hum
-. U.lI.. .a1 A.a NrAEa nal Az
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02

Lsox's HArHAnox makes beautiful, glossy.
nxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turn.
fue ersy. IL has stood the test OF forty year,
IL eharmingiy perfumed. and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02

ISroRnArios WANTED Of the when abeu'r Of
Ms. cummlpgs-maidsn name, Bridget Peters
who viii hear u something TO her advantage
By addressing Michael Donovan. rs Fulton
strsst, San Francisco. California. jail Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02
0ra.s Preparisg His financial
Message.

NEw YoRK. Feb. IA TriJ1se's WASH
ingtou special says, Grant visited the
Treasury Department this morning for the
purpose Of collecting some additional data
which no desires to use In the preparation
Of his forthcoming special message on the
early resumption Of specie payments. The
President held q short conferences with As
sistant Secretary Conant on the subject.
On his return 10 the Executive Office he
began tho formal preparation OF his mes
age. To-day. In conversation. the Prcsl-
dent said that lao hopes 10 have q rough
draft OF the message prepared In time 70
submit Il nj the Cabinet meeting to-mor-
row. He had not determined when ho
would send tho message 10 Congress. but
would decide that after consulting with
his Cabinet advisers. The President
reads carefully the numerous comments
on his proposition for the early resump-
ton Of specie payments.
A New Discovery In she Law for
Presidsat Maktng.
New YoRx. February "A Trib~1ss
Washington special says ths decision In
the Florida case will DO reached BY Tues
DAY. An important discovery has been
made In regard TO the legal requirements
Of the certificate authsnticating tho re-
turns Of Presidential electors. The Act
Of 1871 reads; "Ths Executive author
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-02
GRSfLIMRS's CLOfHIEG, Etc.

GESfLEMRS'y CLOfHIEG, Etc.
ROuslng Attractions
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
BANNER BROTHERS.,
The Great Clothlers Of virginia City.
OWING TO the BACKWARD SEASON
" and great depression In stocks.
BANNER BROTHERS
oner to the public their Immense Block Of
WINTER
AT PRICES so LOW
A. to eomp.r. r.vor.bly with tn. times.
-
OUR IMMENSE MI o0Arl1'k S'0'A
Gksrs' AND BOYS 'l0fHIsa'
Blankets, Trunks. vali.es,
". p,;,ss.. to unload :. PANIC PRICES.
WE INVITE COMPARISON.
Of CiotSins tSsi
our pr,es. ire,W.v ReIov inythiur
Pc, or.,.a \, v,,,,,,. o,,,.
--
pA"nth e"V'r*"e'
Corner or 0 and rayler streets,
We" On.
A new T.! STOCK
CUNTOM .MADR Fiji
AND
Gents. Furnishing Goods !
-
INA N
W."
'I'hH "hLNo"N oh'"'
OPPOSITE TIE NEWS" o'rio'.
WA"
IN DIR. HALLS suILpIso.
lin :; ..ss...;
N0M0rNN
w MO WIN
IIVpUV and glvp gTluIp
III allu ChLn OlhDuns
nv
@~ Mo. hX4 DIX
NJ MN
SAN FRANCISCO.
Bg .ss .,ds,. E RSc.A = =: GO SA ,sss.. e
team r..,e.l., attention p.la to Boarding 1. -.
or. from Sp he inisrio ss.S Goa hi u ana Sss' virsiuis.
a, The q CT , a.on.sls r.tss:
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and
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-19
sHERIFF,S SALE.

By virtue of two executions to me directed, by
the clerk Of the Circuit Court of Alexander cOun-
ty, in the State of Illinois, one in favor OF MI
liam NJ. Anterior, and one in favor of Jnda
Anterior and against A, G. Hodges, ST., deceas.
ed. ] have levied upon the following described
property, to-wit: Lots two (2), four (i) and
six 10, in block three ~; lots one ~, three t3)
five % and seven %, in block four (4) lots two
~, four a. and six ~, in block five ~ lots two
~, four %, six (Gl, eight ~ and ten Q0), in
block six (dl lots two (!), four ~, six 10,
eight (sJ and ten Qn), in block seven ~ lots
twJ t2), tour az, six td), eight (S) and ten lD
in block eight ~ 10, ten 90, in block thir-
teen Q3l lots i've TO- and eight ~. in block
fourteen QD lots three (s), nve %, seven %
and nine o. In block fifteen 90 lots two (2)
four ~ and six (G), in block sixteen DO lots
one %, three ~, live ~ and seven (0, in block
seventeen 10; lots Two (2), four " and six ~
IN block eighteen Qs) lots one u, three ~
five ~, seven ~, in block nineteen u9); lots
two W, four ~ and six ib in block twenty 2Dt
lots one q J, three 81, five ~ and seven III, in
block twenty-one [4ll; lots two ~, four and
six g. in block twenty-five L22l; lots one %.
three ~, five 90 and seven u, in block twenty
three; lots two %, four and six ~, in block
twen.y-fOur (2i). All above described property
is situated in town Of Hodges Park, county OF
Ale Ssnder and State Of Illinois, which ! shall
offer for sale Of public yeudue at the frOHt or
west door Of the Court House, in the City OF
Cairo, county of Alexander and State OF Illinois
on the 18th day OF January, ISIS, al II o'cloct
am.
Dated Cairo Illinois, l3lh day Of December,
4. d. ls77. PETER SAUP,
Sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-19
CONUSSIOSFR'S SALE.

- In pursuance of a Judgment Of McCracken Com
mon Pleas Court, rendered at its September Term
1871, in the action OF J. II, Terrell's Admnstra-
tor, plaintiff againstJ. ii. Terrell heirs, ETC., de-
PENDANTS, will on
MONDAY, JANUARY 2Sth, ISIS,
being County Court day., at the Court House
door in Blandvls, KY, sell to the highest bidder,
credit Of u. II, is and - months the following
described propery, viz;
Front lots Nos. 3, 4 and 6, fronting on the Mis-
sissippi river Lot No 3, containing 10 acres; Lot
No. 4. containing go acres, and Lot Not. contain
ing l2I acreslyng in the town Of Fillmore, at the
terminus Of the n, q. 5. J.. l.. and Chicago
railroad, opposite Cairo, Illinois. Also back Lo.
No. 2, which is subdiyided into two lots, the one
containing us acres, the other containing lSS1a
acres, the whole lying in the Peter Sheppard sur
Vey in Ballard County, Kentucky, which was di-
vided into the lots aforesaid by W. ii. Reeves,
Commissioner OF this court, and for a more psrtic-
Blar description Of the lots Aforesaid reference Is
here made 10 the Plat Of Division on file in this case
Also the following tracts Of land, viz.-Lying in
Ballard County, near Sidgeon's Old Mil, being
the land sold by J. II, Terrell to William Pigeon
and bought back by !. III. Terrell under Juds-
Aent for the purchase money. Lying on the waters
Of shawnee Creek, beginning at stake a large red
oak, two hickories and sweet gum pointers north.
cast corner, thence north 81 west l4l poles 10 a
white oak with sweet gum, white oak and ash point
ers, corner with Thomas Barlow, thence north 10Y
poles to stake with hickory, small black gum sap
lings standing as pointers on east bank OF branch
corner with j. II, TenePs land, thence south 81 .
east l4sH poles to stake, with two white oaks as
pointers, corner j II. Terrers land, thence lUs
poles to the beginning, containing lO0acres, being
part Of the land conveyed by CAs1us VI. Clay to j.
II. Terrell, and par, Of the survey patented 10
Col. John Haniss, the same has been divided into
two lots, Nos. and 2, by the Commissioner alore-
sold, which report Of division is on file and here
referred to. The purchaser will be required to give
bond with good security, bearing interest from
day Of sale, having force Of rep!evin bond On which
execution may issue when due.
This Ord day Of December, 1873.
G. s. MBRsHALL, Id. WILCOX,
G. W. REEVES, W. Il. REEVE,
Attorney. Commissioners +.