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is 1T A MURDER?
THE NAKED BODY OF AN UNKNOWN MAN
WASHED AsHoRE.

wAsaISGros, August Is, 1873
Tho signal Corps. station at Lie SAVING station
No ., North Carolina, reports at quarter before ten
a. W., TO the Cnfef Signal officer as ioliows.--'ML j.
b White, OF Curri,uck Beach, reports tina, tho body
OF an unknown white man vas washed ashore this
morning. seven mes SCUM Of tho station, having no
clothes, and Inc head severed from tho pody."
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NO SICKNESS AT WILMINGTON, N. c.

NO SICKNESS AT WILMINGTON, N. G.
The following despatch has been received from Will
mpgton, N. CT
WILMINGTON. N. T., August Is. 1873
To THE EDIT0R THE HERALD
there IL contagious infectious disease in this
city at TINS port, has therc been this season
THIS despatch Is trans mitted by reason oil iaIsc re-
ports W. T. CANNADf.
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ers will remain nearly stationary.
THE WEATHER YrsrrnpAy

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature Tor the past twcnty-tour hours iu CON.
par with the corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by the Thermometer at hudnut's pharmacy.
HERALD Building, No. ais Broadway
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NO FEVER IN LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 49, 1878.
Tho report that there is case Of yellow lever In
hotel this city Is false and malicious. There s not
single In the city, 1t feared ,hero will BE-
any
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IN AID OF FEVER SUFFERERS.

A CONTRIBUTION IN AID OF FEVER SUFFERERS
CHICAGO, August Is, 1878
Potter Pa NOR has sent to the Howard Association
at New Orleans 500 and to Memphis $780, to be used
for the relief Of sufferers and has authorized the
ISOLATION to draw on MIN TOR more II the epidemic
continues.
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-
TIE WORD "sOZODONT.n

which has already become hou chod word, 10 derived
frnm the Greek ana composed OF two words sozo aud
odonte-." SOTO. translated. means 10 preserve, aud
"odontcs' the tseth-'sozODosr," preserver of the
teeth. And IL IN to Its IL beauties pre-
the teeth, hadens and nsigorates the and
corscts all impurities OF the breath. sozoDoST
acids gritty substances which uju-c the enamel INT
10 composed OF rare ana antseptic herbs which have
beuehcial effect ON the whole economy o. the mouth
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AT PORT EADS.

PoKr EADs, August is, 1878.
There was only one now OF yellow fever to-day
and no death.
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A.-sELZER DRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL wArEg A. srEriiANi CO. ~ New g.. sole
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word. and has obtained place on every toilet table 10
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eminent persons Of the dental medical clerical lyric aud
dramatic professions; In fact II has become household
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A.-sELZER DRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WArKG A. sfEfHANt Co, ~ New g.. sole
Importers.
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
MRS. WINrLUw's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething dysentefy aud diarrheu wind cole aud
regulates the bowels 70 CENTS BOTTLE.
DR. RlC0RD's ESsESUE OF LIFE RESTORES
manhood In tour aiurc impossible; 81 per case
sole Agent. Dr. JACQUES, ua,verstv ace Nov York
OF ALI KINDS
DONE CHEAP FOR CASH
Al rHE METROPOLITAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
- ANN 81
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
Two SINGLE BULLOCK PERFECTfSG PREssK4
capable Of prlatin. t4oOo copies per hYpr
OF eighpage psper either SIX Oh columnA
ALSO ALL THE sTEREoryPE MAcHfyERy BE.
LONGING THERETO
PRICE $1,000
Address J. ". BENNETT
New York Herald
TO REMovE TARTAR FROM rHE TEETh USE
BRowss CAsrHoRArrD sArosacsous DxsrIrRicx. 25sL
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS or rHR
HERALD BUILDING TO Lar. SUITABLE FOR Law.
BANKING, INSURANCE. Or ANY LIGHT BUSINESS
Tue HERALD
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-19
Durham PARK.

The following description of Durham
Park Is from the pen of a correspon-
dent of the North Topeka Times:
Durham Park, more Familiarity
known in This country as ''Crane's
Rancho" is the property OF Mr.. Albert
Crane, of Chicago, and is the "boss''
Sh0rt-horn farm in the West, perhaps
in the United States. It is 80 miles
from Florence and 80 miles from Abb
lene, on the line of the prospected
Solomon City and Durham Park and
somewhere or other railroad. Mr..
Crane located here six years ago, and
has spared no expense to make this
the best blooded stock rancho on the
continent. He has recently employed
Mr.. William Hallowell to superintend
this immense enterprise. Mr.. Halo
well, who has been for the past five
years on the editorial staff of the Ma
tional Live Stock Journal, is a very
genial gentleman, and courteously
showed US around the grounds. The
rancho consists OF 5000 acres ali en-
closed by fence made of cedar posts
and five boards, 500 acres in cultiva-
ton, cribs with a capacity of 10000
bushels of corn, stables sufficient for
300 head of cattle, covered pens suffi-
cient tor the same number of hogs, a
wind mill in which all the feed con-
sumed on the place is ground, and
other improvements too numerous to
mention. To most of your readers who
have never seen better stock than the
inferior animals exhibited at our fairs.
1t would be a treat to see Mr.. Cranes
herd of 200 head of thoroughbreds, all
of the Bates and Booth families. Mr.
Crane has made his selections from
the best herds of England and Amer
lea, and is now supplying large num-
Der of breeders in the West with stock
to improve their herds, aud has just
shipped several fine animals to Eng
land. Besides this large herd of thor
oughbredk, about 800 head of grade
cattle are kept constantly on hand.
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Kansas VS., the World,


We clip the following from the
Kansas City Journal of Commerce:
"You people of Kansas have the
reputation for the biggest liars on the
continent" was the doubtful compli-
ment of an immigrant and fellow pas
Benger from this city down the valley,
one day this week. And then lie added,
half alphabetically, half patronizingly:
"We have never blamed you for it, but
have laid 1t to peculiarities of the cli-
mate, air, whisky and such like, you
know. Why, to believe the tales you
tell would be to increase human cred
ulity thousand fold, and then tax it
to the uttermost."
Before the sixty miles ride was
done, we had passed over one of the
finest farming areas In the United
States, with miles on miles of waving
wheat, up to the top of the stage
wheels, and the eyes of my skeptical
friend corroborated In language plain
and unequivocal the "tales" of the
ed of every body around him-servant
girl and all-the price of farms "here-
abouts," and before bed time he had a
return ticket to sell "scalper." The
old man had a revelation. He took a
retrospect of his life, of the long years
of "grubbing" in the forests of Ohio to
extend his clearing" to the dimensions
of farm, and realized for the first
time the length and breadth and bound
less fields of Kansas, with blooming
valleys and oval hills-the home of the
million-swept and garnished by the
hand of God, and he made up q case in
his mind -"Kansas VS.. Ohio"-aye,
'Kansas against the World" and re-
solved to become attorney for the
plaintiff. Two days afterward, when
/ met him again, he had bought sec
ton near Winfield, and had sent for
his family. He had caught the infec-
tIon badly, and said, "liars or no liars,
air, whisky or what not, henceforth
am one of you." Judging from his
new bern enthusiasm, infer that the
reputation of the state, as exposed in
the opinion paragraph of this letter,
will not be materially modified.
And thus they are coming every day
of the week. Tempted in the first
place by an excursion rate, they take
A"whirl out west" mentally resolving
never to forsake the old homestead
Estates" But to see Kansas, as heI
surface Is mellowed by the showers
quickened by the sun, tinted by groves
grass and wild flowers, or glorified by
leagues OF waving grain, overthrows
such resolutions and conquers all pre-
judlcea. 1t Is convincing revelation
20 them all, and once convinced they
drive their stakes and stop. This has
been the experience of two hundred
thousand people this year; and cher.
rles are not ripe yet"
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A Fine Farm.

Near Elmdale, Chase county, Is the
stock and grain farm of Stephen M.
Wood, State Senator from this district.
This gentleman has about 600 acres OF
land, nearly all under fence. He Is a
practical farmer, and has had a great
experience In Kansas farming, and this
experience, II you could get him to
write about It, would be of great SER
vice, to the new corners at least.
I saw q very nice field of timothy
and bluegrass here; and since seeing
this field and other fields around here
that are proving successful, am be-
coming convinced that the tame grasses
can be grown In central Kansas. i
rode down through Mr.. Woods corn,
and found corn that was as tall as my
head as sat on my horse. This was
on the 10th of June.
Mr.. Wood has herd of 100 head OF
cattle about halfof them were ssgrade
Texans" They were q fine lot, and II
was extremely difficult to tell there
were any Texans among them, except
by the colOr,-Correspondence of Kan
sas Farmer.
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B. F. YOHE & CO.
manufacturers of
FLRST-CLASS
Piano-Fortes


STYLE I.-71< octave; agrane treble; rose
wood case; front round corners; carved legs
and Tyre. $3.50.
STYLE AK octave; agrafTe treble; rose
wood case; front round corners; carved legs
and Tyre; serpcntine mouldIngs around the
bottom of the case 5000.
STYLE 3-7l< octave; agrane treble; rose
wood case; front round corners; carved legs
and Tyre; serpentine mouldingS around the
bottom, and heavy, solid rosewood mou1dings
around the top of case. $3.50.
STYLE tx octave; agraGe treble; rose
wood case; all round corners; extra beauti-
full carved legs and Tyre; heavy serpentine
and top mouldings all around the case; back
finished same rs front 500.
STYLE Upright; * octave; embracing
all the modern improvements known in this
class of instruments. Something that has
long been sought for in this country at q
moderate figure. $500.
STYLE 2.-7E7 octave; fancy case $500.
PARLoR GRAND.-7X octave; full agraffe
scale: rosewood case; extra beautiful carved
legs AMI Tyre; heavy serpentine and top
mouldingS around the top of case. $1,000
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REV. il WIeeIN SAYS:

One Of the best remedies for Cetarrh, nay, the
best remedy We have found in lifetime OF suffer:
ing, is SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. It ts not
unpleasant 70 take through the nostris, and there
comes with each bottle small glass tube for use
thoroughly that, taken each morning on rising
there are unpleasant 6ecretiOns and no disagree
able hacking during the entire day, but an unpre-
cedented cearnees OF voice and respiratory organs.
Each package contains DR.. sanford's Improved
InhalinG Tube, with full directions for use in all
cases. Price, $1Oo- For sale by all Wholesale and
Retail Druggists and Dealers throughout the United
States and Canadas. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists. Boston, Mass.
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THE ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LYON
COUNTY.
Abstract for 1878.

ABSTRACT OF THE ASSESSMENT OF PERSONA
PROPERTY IN LYON COUNTY FOR
THE YEAR 1873.
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GREATIY AFHICTED.

Hessrs. J. o. Bosto0rtA Co., Deaoer: Gentlemen,
II take pleasure in recommending SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH to all who are
afiicted with this disease. was greatly af1icteo
with Il for long time, and cured Il with two bot
ties Of the above CURE. About year afterWard9
was again taken with Catarrh quite severely. and
Immediately sent for another bottle, which liked
me ali right giving relief from the nrst dose.
am confident that this remedy VIII DO all that Ia
claimed for II, and more too. Wishing you success
In its Introduction, am very truly yours,
a. W. SMITH,
Denver, Oct. L 1875. Of Smith q Doll.
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We clip the following from CORES.

pondence in the Kansas Farmer:
often notice statements in local
papers in different parts of the state
like the following: "Wheat in this
county will average 80 bushels per
acre." OF course every Kansan will
take these statements for what they
are worth, but those outside of the state
don't know but that it is the truth,
and it is for these subscribers that
give in the following table the average
yield of wheat in the State for the last
fifteen years. These figures, with the
exception of that for 1877, were taken
from the reports of the State Board of
Agriculture, as published by the sec
rotary, Hon. Alfred Gray:
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rpIrn TEPvTuINc

Atssrs. J g. BostOorth COS DezSeE. OK; 49,, GER
CURE FOR CATARRH. and It has given perfecs
satisfaction. have tried almost everything, and
&c Is the only thing that has given me relief.
therefore take pleasure In recommending its uso
90 al snicted with CatarEh OF any kind and oner
80 Very truly, W. s DECKER
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AVERAGES FOR FIFTEEE YEARS.
......... (estimated)
4 vera 90 nlnn. IL rnnn-s

1t Is good enough as it is; dont't lie
about 1t. Not a state in the Union can
make as good a showing for this
length of time.
1t is nothing more than fair to state
that the fall and spring wheat are av-
eraged together in the above figures,
which is calculated to bring down the
average on fall wheat. II the fall
wheat alone were taken, the average
would be greater, yet it would fall far
short of 80 bushels. In this county
this year fall wheat would have aver
aged about % bushels, had it not been
for the tornado in the early part of the
season
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SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
5000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA.

The following testimonials are from MEssKs. j.
o. BoswoETH q Coz Denver, Col. large and indu-
sntial drugg1sts they report lnPrecedsntedy
disease IL 80 alArmingy prevalent in that region.
They speak OF the following gentlemen as among
their heRf citfzena:
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Cut this Ont

and send it to your friends in the east ad-
vIsing them when they visit Colorado,
New Mexico, Arizona or the San Juan
Santa Fe railroad, the new southern route
through Kansas, via the Arkansas Valley
to Pueblo, making direct connection with
the Denver & Rio Grande railway for Col
orado Springs Denver, and all points in
Northern Colorado, Canon City, Garland.
Del Norte, Lake City, Il Moro, Las Vegas
and Santa Fe. Trains leave Kansas CITY
and Atehison every day In the year, with
Pullman sleeping cars attached, and pas
senger trains equipped with all the mo-
dern improvements For maps, circulars
and detailed information ask them 10 senf
to 2-tf 4. J. ANDERSON.
Gen. Passenger Agt., Topeka. KS.
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SORELY AFFLICTED
j. o. BosscorEh q Co., De1par. C0L. GeHtlenaeN,-
Prompted BY . felloW-feeling for those afnicted
with Catarrh, / wish 70 add my testimony in behalf
Of SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE FOR CATARlsH-
have been sorelY antcted with this fearful disease
for four years. and have tried every known remedy
Without avail, until bought bottle OF the above
CURE from you, which gave me almost instant re-
lief. It being constitutional IS well as local
remedy, believe It to be all that y claimed for IT.
q Radical Cure for Catarrh-
Very truly yours. WIN. AMETIVE,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-19
Market Gardening.

Does gardening pay? Two gentle
men, who rented the old Pennsylvania
colony house farm, just across ana ad-
joining the sand hills, have solved
the problem. They will have about
LOCO bushels Of potatoes alone, to say
nothing of fine crops OF everything else
In the way Of garden truck. Already
they are shipping produce TO Colorado,
besides supplying q large portion of
our citizens with vegetables. After
paving All expenses, Including rent,
Nv certain Of clearing at least 50 ,OOO.-
Kingley Republican,.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-23
MORTGAGEE's sALR.

WnfREAs, On the first day of April, 1873,
Emma Canine and Robert II. Canine, her bus.
band. made, executed, acknowledged. and de-
liverei, 10 Mrs. Cassie Williams, now Mrs.
Cassie Drips. Q certain sale mortgage on loi
No. three ~. In block No. ,wenty-nihe (2s) In
Opdyke 4 Myers addition, 70 the city Of Chos-
ter, In the county Of Randolph and State Of ILL
nois. 70 secure the payment of four certain pro-
missory notes executed by said Robert II. Can.
Inc. dated April !, 1879, fortwo hundred dollars
each, payable in three, six, nine and fifteen
months, respectively, from the dates thereof,
with ten per cent. interest frOK the do,ss there
Of; which said mortgage was Only recorded
April o. 1865, the recorders Office In said Han
dolph county, In book No. one ~ Of leases,
&C., on page 2s and
WHxREAs, Said mortgags provides among
other things for the sale BY the said mortgag &c
Of SAID lot and ell the right and equity Of re-
/ demption therein Of the said grantors, in case
OF default In the payment Of the said notes OF
any part thereof and
WHsRkAs, The time for the payment OF the
said notes, and each OF them has long since elaps.
Ell, and there now remains due on the last ihres
Of the above mentioned notes the sum Of six hun
dred and fourteen dollars and i've csnts (6l4.06.)
Now, therefore, notice Ii hereby given that,
on Thursday, the nth day Of January, ISIS, si
tho door Of the court house In said city Of Cheste
at the hour Of two O'Clock pm. OF said day, thu
undersigned will ofer said premises Tor sale 4
the highest bidder for cash ID hand and on max.
Ing sald sale, will make, execute. and deliver u
the purchaser good and sufficient deed therefor
CASSIE DRlPB,
tee Formerly Cassie Williams
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The Illinois Central.

IN The correspondent Of the New York
Daily Bullstin, writing from Chicago
under date Of February IL, says: On The
9th Of December, In our regular letter,
" stated that the Illinois Central rail-
road company had then just completed
their connections with New Orleans, and
would ship grain from Chicago to that
city for 40 cents per hundred and 70 cents
~ Liverpool--the same a. now charged
~ The Eastern lines. Believing the mat.
eer o1e Of such vast importance to no,
only the trade OF the west, bot also o
move which must ultimately affect the
hnslnsss Of your city. we addressed a
Gfter 10 Mr.. J. r. Tucker, master OF
transportation Of the Illinois Central
eGllroad. and received the following
sslpy;
HI CHICAGO, Dec. "a, 1877.
aSs DIAM 6IR I'll have your favor of the
~ INIT, Naturally we cannot see why
\ fhae xn6rtati0n line through New Orleans
!, 1o1ce ono o. tho best II not the best. We
vn coomplished our part IN reaching
NV sokloano; and 10 the way OF rates
0U ~ New Orleans will now compare
~ with those Of eastern seabvsrd
g roete with the steamboat ss "a
~ ~ 1Atee and facilities from and
~ NV 0eleans equal thoso from or q,
16 0oahoard citlek. We feel yery
11 161na a. S1sax ~ "a <S,A a., -n...,. =.
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Tade Notes.
X, o. T!mes.

Ne ". Alheb.
VI the 8l1 railroad companies In the
United States only ls8 pay any dividends.
Receipts Of customs in New York for
January, 1878, vera $7,l54,s2b, against
SOS, 1889 In January, ls77-a decline Of
1901, OLA.
The state OF Illinois assessed in 1879
2,6s5, 1886 hogs; In 1877 the number as.
sessed amounted to 2,98l, 1865. People
who are familiar with the nodus sperandi
OF assessing will, however. easily under.
stand that the actual number of hogs Ia
much larger.
Specializing In stocks, "buylng On a
margin" has been known and practiced
for many years. 1t is an cyl practice,
species Of gambling that will not be
easily eradlcated. Bat It was an evil
for legitimate trade when this gambling
propensity invaded the domain Of grain
and Of the produce market.
The new cottonseed oil mill In Dallas is
about to commence operations. The
buildings occupy space Of 200 feet
square, and are two stories high. There
Is no lack OF seed for II to begin Oper-
atoms upon. Texas raises yearly at Least
S50.r 1000 pounds Of seed. This made
into oil would bring $4,000 900.
The rush OF freight at Buffalo. Roches,
ter and other interior cities to New York
Is sald to be unprecedented. At tho ter.
minal points Of the different railroads
eenterlng around New York Bay there is
q perfect jam Of freight. and sufficient
room to unload cannot 10 had. And
still the demand from oil Interior points
tor more empty cars Is increasing daily
There never had been such rush OF re-
gular traffic.
The difficulties under which the sugar
industry In Cuba has labored for some
years. has had an impelling influence OF
that Of several other tropical countries Ia
America, among others on that Of Yuca,
tan. Quantities Of machinery tor tn,
manufacture Of sugar have Leon I'm ported
during the past year, and Is climate and
soil are very favorable, Yucatan may er,
long rank respectfully among sugar>ex
porting countries.
The st. Louis Journal Of Manu. aetars
AND Commerce In late item says: 81
st. Louis 10 still the great eutrepot Of tn,
Mississippi basin II will not answer 4
longer depend upon her natural advsn
tages and tho favors she may gain from
certain chance investments In the imp0r
tant enterprises she needs for . full de-
velopment She must help herscl
II she wishes heaven to help her. Som
degree Of public spirit, Of public Inter
est In the welfare Of the city must b.
manifested. ltis true that heavy loca
taxation 10 not pleasant thing to con
template. bat Il private capital canno
cope with the needed improvement
then itshould b done publicly and col
lectively." Substitute "New Orleans
for "st. Louis" In tia above extract, snt
Il woald make very puAssns and appro
priAAs reading Tor our own people.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-23
LEGAL NOTICE

ID hsrsby given 10 Joshua q. Hall ~ admits.
traitor de bonla non OF the estate Of Hosea Clark,
deoeased, and Edwin BfalnArd Of the tendency,
In the Circuit Court OF Alexander county, I'LL.
nois. Of . bill In chsnosry 70 ioreoloss mort.
gage, wherein you, togst or with Chsuncey n.
bhlpman, Louisa N. BhipmAn, Jos ph W.
DTsxsl and Charles Reward Tracy, ~ Rsceiv-
srs Of the Cairo and vincennes railroad, and ths
Cairo and Vine ,nnss railroad company are DE-
iendanu. and Charles 2. Hol.en, = Receive! q
Chicago, II complainant: and that the summons
In saii cause 10 feturnable on the hrst day OF the
the January term, A. D. 1878, OF said Court 70
. holden q TIE Court House. n ths city Of
Cairo u said Ssansy, On ne At Monday 81
JOIN A. kfkvE. Clerk q ~ coert.
SAasyii P. Wn1aLH1, Solicitor ofcSnplaint
NW,
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slIERIFf'S SALE.

by virtue Of two fse bills TO me directed. by
ne eisra OF the supreme court senshern gran, RI,
n0is. IN favor OF John q, Albright IT MS. aud
against Jason d. Smith ct ala, haye levied
npen the following described properly, to-wls :
Lot fourtssn(lG Ia block eleven tll) lots TWEEN
ty,six las), twenty-sevsn ts7l and twenty
one and thirty-two ts2), In block twenty six
&c.,. All the shove described property 10 situ-
a.sd In tho city Of Cairo, county Of Alexander.
and etAts OF Illinois, which shAll Offer for sale
q public vendue ct the 'front.'. Or west door o.
Alexander and State Of illinois, on the Flat day
ofFsbruaiy, ISIS. Al 10 o'clock am. pated
tAis Iaiso. Ill. 18Th day Of January. AID. ISIS
,,.m PETER SAUL sasnh