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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05

Dr. A. Van Bibber Nine Bondrusu. John Burns r. Can"W
and Mrs G.. 4. Capp and man servant Miss ttp ~ -
Cohham, COrloTy ard companion. Mr. ana MO =. -
Copcutt, J. b. COpcutt, Miss NJ A. COpcutl Miss \.
Dehon. Deh0n msid. Mr. Dcnison r Donty' -
Duue Tracy Y. Edson Miss NJ. a. Edison, NJ X -
Annie T. Elder Miss T.. Elder and mail NJ. fNcIs
H. 4. Faganni Mr. and Mrs. c. 4. Ferguson, AUI.u 49,
ton GrnnelL the Rev. John Hsckct. Mrs. " iiel'
iIton. T.. l. Hanna Hanna NINE Harley, r. itiIIi
Mr King. Mt L1grlvc, j. Julian laEraye MIS- 'f,i,,
renee G. Macbeth j. NarGrecor. Miss NJ NJ l.o' I"P
NcSlarc Nh and MIRO. n. T. Mct ready, NJ l-ol' W.
Nf1Crradv Master NC ads Mis- O'Neara Mos -
Nfr. NnrCiacl. SIT Miller Nwo. Moran, MISS Nhl vi
PIuFs. Nr and Mrs. J. %. P.rc' Mss u. Io.t VIZ
Lowell Putnam Miss putrani. J. s. iacc.n 3D. X it
BIT. auf Nfrs. tav-. Miss " pp. ST. Juh ME- W. j. "-'
Ms. E3Ibra. Miss 4. g. Robinson, Mr. ahd AI -L. .i.
smih Ferd e.reu MIS-. Stuyvesont and maid AT Htu e
e. On aa' brother.
From UAVNE-Tr Steamship Cg1~-7-The Marquis .d
MgrIl.sC GO Of.IaHruly aud four cAi.oltn NI al
Mics Dr. ruarr Sin and Mrs de DO grange Af hlca' l
Io--ar. Mt. Hefedl. At NcfIIH.., DIT o. PIE
uotJr SIS. 'art. 3r. ZdrtrpgCua NI. GoIHe BIT '..t'
va.th. A,r luNJ-. Ar hnly, A.s -.'t Ply NJ i-'l i'
cOrup. M I.rUp..., ir and Mrs. .r.s. a Itlih.H ~ -
'ayreenr. slr I.s- -i-. Gtfoy fr GeritI Nl DIT it .
.lc Letter. ~ 'fr Gayet Mr. KEN ucs NJ iIfog tLI'
Ass.r, Nr Itfar., NIJ ccIu,t and child Mi' a -Nia'
..n.l1Hs anI enid. l,i., Hudson Nr Wes.GiTth
pig. ~ IHNIHF-lI rf.r chip I 1.tI.J lIi.s i.."" 70
NJ fI.r.Hf Ones. l...c John idN '.t-, Henry -
MIS- -ruVt.. a. f-inure. ti'.t !eri. Jt.i i',i'
Marcus i-a.o- Hc.iaH'. austin. Jo NJ. lo.-, ME- H.
taIui la,l, tfa Ga ,un bernard Ioih Nit = aH -'7
IH!f g. e LORD. llI-t.r Sidney i'f'' Master .
tr,ck lori |it- Josephine Lord Master tto--- LOT. T
C'r.yrye .Cri fn. TWO Nurses. IlIua' ,"el-. ~. r.
w. Mr.. E1-..s. Justin vlusar Frederick ct-'n W,
Poole CItlI.s a. cutler Melville Dewey, hig t ,'.lei
-ia0tu. r. Pix Mrs e. sui3y NJ. aEt Nr W custer
Mrs J.. Flenc-, Mis- C,meI M Gerdes Nj. EIady'
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PASSENGEKS ARRIVED.

FROM BRFMEN-fa Sfeqfssh p Wessr.-C. 5anecke Gina.
ScLwab Mra. Eliza ScLWab ard CHI lren. Miss r.
Prime Post LoCls WaHen = U.s. r. oez ia All child,
III and fred LichtcSeiu. George OfEcr~, J. toe bel
,. Godsttiu Richard Dagcis. n kOJp Chas EOer Miss
Mara ko0p. Miss Hebecca kO9I ". herue D, Pr schmidt
4ls j. HelgsteuDerg, Mr5. Leopold LUWCnselu Hs7 Gula
L0TtnstsD, Mss Ida Jacobsen Mrs Fanny Mayer Miss
l1llss s4be, Hiss Frda NcioTs, Me. Louisa Mlsiey,
Michael Eoes5fr Jacob Iial Mrs. DCld Elias.
jacob Marseuitz Mrs. Honueo Markewtz and clla-e "
hap jacob kDil1I H. BOlle, J. Fcfstelu, John hueci
Jhaes kcv Mis- JOS Primo Helbrur. Theodore Maitland,
MIS- ise Maitland q. n. Haaren. Mis- AUy.a Roiandcr
an ca--lr,a. 81 as Nltscheu MI5 NHta Nltschen ana
Slit W Ham amneI Alss Adelbc4d VOL Lieutenant "
'ii d. hfflach, Martin McAriiH. julius Lob n RS Jo-
4ail Lon and children, T.. GOttscha Mrs Elsaa Petig
1nN cirel Adam scAmItt. - IT, Maria schILitt aud cI
-IS b. LOUIS lifeADuTg aud elilren J. HaH1eh hfs
IiAhaiicL Miss Johanna Joel MIs Carolina UceeT, ME-
Mia Nche and child Mrs Julie Iiermann. Chas. Zuudel
AIS Margaret hchieEe FlboF ire Charlotte suhr and
LII Icuato Dictt{cA, 3ss J. Victor Miss Bertha schmidt
80 =. r. sriLage Ernst q. Beruet, =. T. Moody, A. r. AT
hu Afs L. g. smith and child, T. W. Lam Miss Mar r.
@si miss Elen h Hooker l. AOgosheimeI. A. Beermann
EAO4 L4FE4PoOL-La steGH.ship Russta.-E. Afford,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
CIVIL NnIEs

Tr5o, reedman denied, on Saturday, mo-
o,-,s,., side o. correct IA, Judgment in &c suij o.
cTrv * IT User against jag. E0s.H. --1 "A's '-o "
the bond on aQpea az -looOoo
Tn tle John l. Brown viii ease. Saturday,
evidence ,as given 10 show that Ms Sargent The pres
orc4rt took am active par; in tle former ceiic,
and Withdrew ner appeal III tha- on RECEIVING F''O''
from Tie eZccut-i2 .
The viii of Margaret Hanley, OF tms city
,bo thirty years sod newspapers at Fulton Ferry
and died week ago. will be- presented tor p."'1
tii4 week She leaves property Wnl'L ABOUT P'J'''N'
which she divides among b'; four rh-dFth
Surrogate Daley has rejected the VIII o.
Sarah Tsreer ON the ground Of impaired intellect Her
b-slaud lef hey e income Of bis estate VALUED ~
500 GOO dur.ug uer life. with power a. 0fttt ' WI 80
whom ALL exc ID - 900 OF tire EruciaiitIt tu DTS p."i
or sboui 20 40 Ler death. Her Lus1alds SISTERS cou
tested tho Will
In the foreclosure suit Of Edward a. Ham
,,-d AGAINST Psrme.a J.. Yulte the defence was taat on
80, Occasions The plaints attorney. James O. H9yt, 70
whom rho uIIlutIf had referred her eNsrjed r'v' ivt
money ca-ne go tile Taluuns IaHl-' J'--' .'- i,-i
holds that his security Is nor impaired by "u! '"'-"
chg~-e or exacti1iI Of the attorney.
In the suit of Wells r. Ritch against Jonas
ec5Ia,iryrr Judge Van Worst decides that genera.
l,0vcr 10 a agent receive TIE interest Hhu pr ID
81 lnort co. does NOT authorize tie agent Co rNt'ld me
Iuorg-ic. Uhcn such au extension would release 'Le
original uorisWlu and taat authority 10 r agent p 'A
fri rl u, rtl4g- N not lt Inferred from lAt Itie
f4ct that f0recosed until long after the eA'eh
sion a. pred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
nTrIsInNs-NoE. 5.

Sup-eme Court-ChamJ5s-B Judge Donohue.-
Yvc art De Allowance denied. without costs Harris
l0ru- ait krr-Moll1E granted. The People Tex rG. Dcyoe
AT Juhu.Ju.-MOtsn denied t4rrugtou AT. WarC.-AO-
ZION deLirI: ErIucruIduu Drew agt. INSTRUMENTATION
Granted be- set CONu .0- TIE uaY IN Deem
10: otherwise driad Dennis act
Dennis. Cunningham aEt. tIrhC.-brIuteG Jones AIT
FT01uer; at. D.vM0tous grantee Gohzelel ACT
De CoHto-Mo0u denied. MEMORANDUM f'ckelt agt rem
sylyI.a Railroad C1HIau}.-M'i-ull sthl"-.
Igy Judge BraCy.-lu The Meter Of ~clfenct6
special IeUt-Hy Judge Van NUg,t-NOIgan 81 al.
FrGucsvu G aJudncuts fl defendant, 90 demurrer,
mtOandun Eitcl AIT ~Ch--- ger 20 aL lduE OnG aet.
NUite q al white etc, aet Lesley snu others Judgment for
Uaiut.. OriUuu ~triIrr.-l for
ant tue demurrer Duuuu Weld ef, az, strong 90 a.
Judgment t.r llui lUteGil construction o w. il CpiJu.
Jurc, agi. JDarc-i nCIg rtucl lane etc, a-J AbJeY
etcENCcpti0ns everUed and report o. rc1ec confirmed
epi WliIets aPt Lesley 20 a-Juogmeat lO. plaintiff.
Sec opinion in White act. Lesley.
Supreme COBri-Npsrf0I icrW-By Judge Freedman.
Il at Dun orHOtioR granted. Godl.gaGt Mc3aua Y
aiAr ION granted Peter 90 CD art Barr-nu, Miners
hener agf Conner eli OtuIa .tE Et- 90 agt Gar
&C. Motion granted and orLer 10 arrest vacated Berry
r. a agt Gont-sy Of r,cec4iIgs granted cl"H conditions
memorandum.
Common PleGs-Srecidl TNr-By judge Robinson.
Wheeler ag Short Wilson sgt Observation-Disclosures. -. s..
juvenile 6uccI1u society a1i Rose tlt.-JI- settled and
signed. Mood.-The singer Manufacture Company Mo
tiur d,Iied-~ec memorandum. Banner art HaiiHe--c
Orer paCng caus' special Laaar gt=utg.. SIcibc
FnU.-firter rcset'ICd
Marine COart-Chdmbers-B Jndge NcAdaIn-
Kaber ag Burgess DIIesSe G-t. EaIharatNutcU grant
cs'n lsset Luilau sgt Inckney.-Mo;0n denied. bond
ast Alsnuy Complaint dismissed. iOil.c.IG
bachel hctaels aS Prshar. Walters act Dry Daca Rail
1913 Jo.iay Manhattan Company agt 20 John Goldman
Med. GOlel sRt Campbell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
7TFTU AVENTF THEATRE


"TUDh- WACCABEU5,"
"MES~INh.'
SEASONS"
and OtiU. VIII Dr. performed. with fIC ,-lsf7Ecs
O.! The 5rs available sa.Oisfs aHi
B1 'flG-tI IT GRAND ORC HIS ltA
Subserutur cScf. wish reserve" scots Jog four concerts,
s. be- has al ~t'fuWdf Hall
The box Office N -fcu-
way Hau on MONDAY, TUESDAY ard WEDN EsDAY,
November .. g lut Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05

IoSroy WOW s-SailcG oct. q Wau5un lst Inst Naurv
Capt Wig, Scotland Wetmore santa anna Mrra latter io
NcW Ork 2d inst, Geo Was uCi0u. for Bait more; For
mosa Capt. o. cI. foi Nocth IN Lanleus Graz era
Anna Maria dOlJuFo 50 inst y. Palmer. Ircl DubrJ
vack Sa0Id Indus. the latter for Pensacola AIyrd oct
sd. hrona 2.tI, Coomo Primo GIscoug Lncaao Sierra
5Jh. EaakOI HaaEOlsr. tlc latter Naples; Wesley &
OUF. Isl ,. Jacob 4. caIne- Alpou~e Marie II 80
Geuevevc Atlas Capt Mich alsen n inst y. C. WllsLD
poi ocean Capt NOgui. onward. d. VIVA. ~flit. o
inst, Martha DrODlng Sophie C0nte Grza arg Perth
slf' tho latter lost amt pmasts boom al attached
HALfAA, N. =. NOV. 3Arrived. steamship Carroll fI0u
Chariot ctnWu. and sailed for R0,t0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
THE COURTS.
n-DGEg WORK FOR NOVEMBER

There viii be q Court Of Oyer ana lel,nin "-t
,hs month Chief Justice Davis sitting IN 'o ,.a ,rsur
and judge Brdy a'terward hlc iT swearing filse
Touras 10 the insurance Dcp1rmieapr IT, lanes Cruik-
~. $3.50 ana Alexander j. E'lu, ~ I,lart L.
Emccau Popular 10, insuTIn't ea secretary Of tie
case. President. anu i'dic H
r,,fv Iii. Insurance Coo.l - will moot to-day 20
Ic surrsa. Co9 General 9 r i'rj VIII viii fo res az
render 3tdI '4' 81 " -rct Truoluc, 0ad Van il ...-
Gun S ,..d.. Jraae Van L9s. VIII ely II" ~ M" supreme
ana --t b. = Ganeirl I.7n 0ai ~" ii' a., .,-
H. ~, C5r.1 Pleas thre N5' me- 1r i + I.ly, and
Nhl. , -.U sci -n.s viN leave clF tiie i-. ,t
r.s Robinson viii pro'a'4 Ie-".- 90
/
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05

s1-rFEyF COURT CHAsuEas-L1vrenoe, J.-First Monday
srgclS IFRv-va7 Worst J-Deuurrers Nos r. 3 n
elusive. law and iac; No 81 y s. G6 G" ol4 ga
S3 "a s55 4- 8s7 ass t4I 47l as7 552 $50 $50, 5sz
5t3. u.s. aas causes se, 70 g,i.Ii. t..i'I curing ''
NS'Iksc,lr-FA.I Ven H-rr -Nos Is:2 9s2 49, e55
4a l2i, s. sil, 49, l10l. 40. t55 1910 |0'i '''s9'
Flsr 2-narrctt JNes 25 1852. -, 90 l.z512
30 t, I,o19leJ Nos zj 1928. 81. i7i9 964. 442.
no 78- l49-. LOO y7 o5l .". 5,5 = 1890 20
to 3s4 400 LlJj l,22o t54s, l'"29 sI9' 'Si I.'-o
j.l5a to..r GENERAL TrEvcur.is c j. sanford t,
firs an from juasuea's-Nos 10 ia inclusive and
,f5Sl;. r5sp Jpenaurr rs-l to 10 inclusive.
iIIfsr 7r,-P,l i-~FIe.,.f J-Nyos ESQ. &C. 21l, 20
2s7 567. l2o~ 2l ia 49, 30 i72 l-2 - H. ISL 800
Van Ho.lr j. S Lotions aud Al pla. 6m erler.-No-.1
ti5 ys 1rras nom this CONT and rci-le-s report,
Jos 70 25 iacu.ye Appeals District coCrts-Nos rs
f3j1rY TF3.-L Lawrence, J.Nos. TO 81, inclusive De
TaAL Tg.PAtT ..n-9e. 20 90 az 2o' a9s
3 SO -l3s 1o55 - - l..l4, 40 1851 I7eG l.9.o
PAIR 4-AikI So. j. I'D. l.222, l-33 l.57C 2a2.
PAET s-~hel. {. J.-..Il4, ltlj, 5s1- Isl, 2. ~.
$3.50 1JGt 1s2l LBS. 1853 1869 BIOS l7lo'2 5C22'
GTlFaAI ~Fs,loys-PARr ITIactotr. Eecorlcr-C Charlie.
bcrv Arthlr vs.. White grand larceny Theodore Meyer,
grand .aI. "a ylh u. I'A 1,- Id i i az
CEN CA4iIes reI, false preteuce Less suaR, Isaac
PAgr IIsutlerand, Michael Kelly 'elouious
sl,!t ai battery lle ara UNI, = ,t ~ l- ~ sal5
Henry Meye grand larceny Feno-lt Do-lnico eFaud lar
,rcsIr Yr. Maria Ctiard forgtsy Frederick Wander
peel. forgery William Van Aline, false pretoaces Charles
OTE6 All rEayr,la-nrady JgGFe-.AleEauder J.. Reid
Thomas Lambert, perjury James cruksiank, PERJURY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05

Jacob Krcuter complained, on SATURDAY
l-. IrFs. C,tcrrour- That state Senator h..uti III
C.t7ser $50 prom seJ to --t ann gpponied l"ilD
NJ, -,- 5000 ije paid 800 hut did NOT ~, ic pICC
aud Bra4eu refused To- FrtuIu the money '@.e f,ra
t.Trr-r. dismissed tar matter as 'eln- s, d,
CIV. .ctioa. Pr. Ba1aen's counsel e"4~ '"''' 80
rrl. .s.II eli p ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05

DARK THEATRE. BROADWAY.
: UEEI,Y J.. sE3fT Lessee sld Manager
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT
%.
SOrHENN
SNIEENN.
~DINEEN.
Previous 20 as return TO HANMARKET THEATRE, LON
THIRD MONTH";
THIRD MONTH";
THIRD NDNTHli
LAST NIGHTS eff rle
CRUSHED TKAGEDGANi
tIT Ed TIAFLUIANt
CRUSHED TEAGEDiANt ~
4 purely original Humorous siur. GA tte GOOD OLD
81 TOJl" o. 8ctu-. Nj ~DTuERN'~ Urinary
refrcIuauce ~ FITZA LAMONT universally .rkH1Wl-
tyI-ld O. %. Whimsical OF CO.. ag's
zion touching fathus AMI Wild eccenfrtcty
exqu-eiy blended that she ahIcac- tltz-
living reality and. FOR the time, Mr. -1iierp
his iieuitv more so than M his WOriifamet
"DCNDHEAHN.'
f,oy af-r open dav ant night Performance Curtain
fan az 1890. saturday Matinee o. precisely. - =
SPECIAL NOrItE.-U. J. BygOu's HORNETS NEST
viii speedily b. Produced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
MARINE INTELLIGENcE

HINIATU RI ALMANAC
f'ocr sIov-
Nooa seis.. All Moon is Moons ave sI 80
Hi"U WAIKE IODsI-A y
Ssucv Hook. 1909 Gov IS'gsd- T.jl Hen Gate qto
HsH WATER I0-DhT-P s.
SANDY Eooh.. 75l Gov Island. 800 Hell Cate. 958
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CLEARINGsALE

''''-'' SAIL .....--,--.---
~ EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Hac@ SIP Princes Ioc. yeri MP
"tlsltd iit-H frases, 90. 'aidup r-r.-,,,--
P..urI Gau1ous aad c.mrr, &C., yard Up.
Em5r. den. Ga..5ans, ldc yard up ,--,.z-.,.
U.a..d -1e Frrs,s 15c. yarlap.
I-cL Embroidered Gal!oo-s l'c yard up ..
II Of Ea4eey 5-. 5 q. r ypr, up
Fancy -'iA '''... ''' '''.l'-'''s' kinney
Wide silk Bonnet y,ivo-s. T5c. up.
Mllii.'r} ~lAs ana tFt.s h'i liice' ,-rN-zr,-
Nod and cord edge ribbons o. yard.
Sos and eoia-edsr Ribbons be-. :. ara. 1-r>-gr.,-
wide Fancy uhbons &c &C.. lor yard
All sis sos grains &C., .c, PC, lce yard -,,...
lots OF wing. and Fancy Feathers, Ie. up
French FLOWERS, closing on. low. -
Felt rrsf-. new sla.e- 15c
t.ue Fur Fell Hats reduced 20 2jc. .
All the new .har rs tu -ttaH.. &c.
Trimmed Bonnet 4t any fr-r. ,,,--.
Baryatns I'D deal auI initiation Lsccs
Lace ami I.lcl goods ycit ip". -
Fine muslin chr.ai.e. &c. up
Fine muslin Drt~ere Ilc. Ul. -
,.l..rt. s,crYe. Nie'- .Dre.see low
Meriao Underwear 1el3a cost.
Iramours Emaroilrri.-, &c.. De-, Sc yard mp.
It.ulEgs, Ii.irs and Trimming. -----.-...
ladies. ,,n,u Ir,r.-,..l IT Handkerchief. &c.
Iadiss' .xtra linen Hens-tcAcd. d. We. u..
Isdt,.. Fine H-..u.i IIaqaser..ai..'.. be-
Misses H..ls.i,cn,i II hdkct, Ale.1, ic. .
r.o.i,r,i5.r.I -Isrll.resi.,,. l-Lc7y.
flag h. ben COLOR. Borders, H. -. ul.
csat,' Fine Ii,sa.aoi Han .srrc.i,f. &c.
Gents aII.ucI HclH,d lancatTt l.ti-. nc up -.-
Closing ltrgr ot 90 Sill l.-ndaefe i.-is,
lXl-i iITs, rl.In'H It-IauicIld 4p-. ,.r...,s,-
rine English B,ri.G Gloves jc. air
Misses Brlli. Gdultlets, Zoe. pti ,--,--,r-,-
Two Button hid Cloves, q .i. ne. pair
Tao- Button hd DiDv D. ri-,. -1, piir. .-,,-.,
o-guttou Uuir,-s.d I.!d-. e. ntr
tlIIt-.. ..4HE U q. res 81 p as. O..
-"'' -'" u" E-SZEY.
i'.,-l 'rr,- iirsf Ca.rog rs -5c.
A4N%-A.
G,ut- lneli u y. RI. ln 800 IN. o4c
'c"' '''t l''|'''. ''' ' EIEZEI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-29
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
EEMALES.

(NOvERNESS-A PERSON OF EXPERIENCE WILL
Oteach English branches and assist family sewing m
consideration Of pleasant home the city: good refer
Address s. 81 box i07 Herald Uptown Branch ONCE
XVANTtD--A POSITION BY A YOUNG PERSON, II
w French family Catholici to take oil ana teacn
children the I'm lish branches where ample oppor-
tuny will be afforded her the French Language
would prefer to travel Address A. " NJ, Herald Uptown
Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-29

Miscellaneous.
A GERMAN LADY WISHES A SITUATION: 10 Az
x1exceilept sewer bv machine hand: experiences
teacher In German Language assist the lady IN
take entire charge OF first class mousse
Address W. T., box 2Oa Herald Uptown Branch once
Intelligence Offices.
EMPLOYERS WANTING RELIABLE SERVANTS
Uand girls wanting good situations please call ut PARIS
AGENCY. 1923 9TH
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-21
SHERRY F,s SALE

By virtue Of Two executions TO me directed, by
the clerk Of The Circuit Court of Alexander copn.
~, in the State Of Illinois, one in favor Of VIII
liam ii. Anterior, and one in favor Of Juda
Anterior and against A. C. Hodges. ST., decess
ed, / have levied upon the following described
property, tO-wlt; Lots two ~, four Q) and
six (d), in block three ~ lots one ~, three (3)
five % and seven %, in block four N) lots two
t3), four ~ and six ~, in block five 5 lots Two
~, four (i), ak (d), eight (s) and ten uU), in
eight (3) and ten QCj, in block seven 90 lots
twl (2), tour az, six Co., eight ts) and ten ClD +,
in bl ok eight (@ lot ten Q0), in block ihir-
teen Q3l lots i've t5) and eight (s), in block
fourteen az lots three ('l, five (5), seven tI)
and nine ,Jl in block fifteen Q5) ; lots two (2),
four ~ and six o. in block sixteen Q6) lois
one ~, three tS), i've ~ and seven o. in blocs
seventeen QO lots two l2) -four ~ and six lG)
IN block eighteen Qs); lots one ~, three 49,
i've [5l, seven III, in block nineteen 90; lots
two (2l four ~ and six o. in block twenty (2O)
lots one Il !, three (3), Ave (9 and seven IN, in
book twenty zone l2ll; lots TWO (2), four and
six t6l in block twenty-five l22l; lots one ~,
three (5i five (j) and seven "a, in block twenty
three; lots two t2l, four n and six ('). in BLOCK
twenIy-four t2i). All above described property
ia situated in town of Hodges PARK, county OF
Ale Nander and State Of Illinois, which i shal!
offer for sale at public veudue at the front OF
west door of the Csurt House, in the City OF
Cairo county OF Alexander and State of Illinois
on the 18th day Of January, ISIS, al IL o'eioeI
Dated Cairo, Illinois, 18Th day Of December,
4. u. 1877, PETER SAUP,
Sheriff Of Alexander County, Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-21
SALE.

400 I'm pursuance Of a judgment Of McCracken Conn
mon Pleas Court, rendered at its SEPTEMBER Term
ISL, In the action Of J; II TerreiLs AomnHt T.
PENDANTS, will on
has x'la MONDAY, JANUARY 2sth, lsis,
Sac stIseing County Court~day), at the COM House
door in Blandyis, KY, sell to the highest bidder,
credit Of 0. r. Is and "a months, the following
Front lots Nos. 3, /, and G, fronting on the Mis-
si@ppi river Lot No 3, CON tanning 10 acres; Lot
49, No. 4, containing 20 acres, and Lot Mob, contain
ingi2iz acreslyng in the town OF Fillmore, at The
terminus Of the n. o. s. l.. L. and Chicago
Railroad opposite Cairo, Illinois. Also back Lo
No. :, which is subdivided into two lots the on,
Aee containing 2ls acres, the other containing 1884
acres, the whole lying in the Peter Sheppard sur
vey In ballard County, Esn.uehy, ,~eish s-~o di
vacd into the lots aforesaid by W. II. Reeves ,
uar description Of the lots aforesaid reference IS
here made 10 the Pat Of Division on file in h: case.
a. Also the following tracts OF land, vz=Lyng IN
q Ballard County, near Pdgeen's Old Mill, being
aAS he land sold by j. H. Terrell to William Pdgeon
and bought back by I. II. Terrell under judg-
naent for the purchase money. Lying on the water,
VI shawnee Creek, beginning at a stake large req
oak two hickores and sweet gum pointers north
& cast Corner thence north 81 west l41 poles 10
white oak with sweet gum, white OAK and ash point
ers, corner with Thomas Barlow, thence north Iva
poles to stake with hickory, small black gum sap
lings standing as pointers on east bank oil oraneh
81 with j II. Terrelrs land, thence south 81 :
asiis poles TO S,aks Win two Ih ,t OAKS "a, a.
poles to the beginning containing lc0acres. being
part Of the land conveyed BY Cas'ius IL. Clay to j.
H. Terrell, and part Of the survey patented tc
Col. John larsiss, the same has been vidtd into
two lots, Nos. and 2, by the Commisso ner al9re-
~ 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 repevin bond on which
- W execution may issue when due.
This Ord day Of December, 1873.
G. ". M EsnssT., " w. D H. T REEVE,
.as Attorneys. Comms siCre.g
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LEGAL NOTICE

Ia hereby given to Joshua G. Hall as admins
traitor de bOnls non OF the eel tate Of Hosea Clark
deceased, and Edwin Brainard OF the tendency
in the Circuit Court Of Alexander county, Hi
nois, of bill in cha Gerry to iOrecl ose mort
gage wherein You, toget er with Chauncey n
shpman, Louisa N shipman, Jos ph W.
Drexel and Charles Edward Tracy, as Receiv-
ers of the Cairo and Vincennes railroad, and ths
Cairo and Vine nnes railroad company Are de-
PENDANTS, and Charles C. Holten, as Receiver O.
Of The Mutual Life Insurance Company" o
Chicago, Is complainant and that the summon
in sahi cause is returnable on the first day OF tn
the January term, A. ID. 1878, OF enid Court 4
be holden Il the Court House, In the city o
Cairo, in said county, on the first Monday o
said month. Dated Nov. 9th, 1877.
JOHN a. REEVE Clerk OF said Court.
SAHrrL r, WHEELER, Solicitor Of complaint
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