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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-03-02
IHAn ElASlN,

Port Deposit is in a fair way to gain
reputation for rowdyism unsurpassed by
any other town of its size and population
in this or any other State. We confess it
with shame, for we have heretofore prded
ourselves somewhat on our moral and social
standing, but the occurrence of last Friday
night week, and the scandals growing out
of it, have cast a foul blot on our good
name. Your correspondent has made every
effort to obtain a full and correct statement
of the occurrence, reports OF which have
been telegraphed all over the country in
special dispatches, some with scarcely a
word of truth in them from beginning to
end and all more or less exaggerated. 1t is
difficult TO come at the real facts of the
case, as all the witnesses of the transac
lion are very uncommunicaJive on the sub
ject, fearing if they divulge any knowledge
of the affair they will be summoned to al
tend the approaching session of the county
court AS far as have been able to learn,
it seems that Mr.. Vim Knight. a young
man of this town, aged about twenty two
years, having been informed that Mr.. John
Oldham, who keeps a livery stable here,
had spoken very disrespectfuliy of his
younger sister, just in her teens. Initiated,
and probably urged on by over oiliclous
friends, Mr.. Knight undertook the task of
righting the wrong in his own hands,
and, in company with two other young
men, proceeded to the house of Oldham,
and having got him into their presence,
the two friends of knight seized him and
firmly held him, while Knight belabored
him with a raw hide, in the presence of
large crowd which had rapidly gathered
together. The whole thing was disgrace
to the parties concerned, IA disgrace TO those
who stood idly by and permitted it to go
on without interfering, and disgrace to
the town authorities. AS to the provoca
ton, it is almost impossible to obtain sutli
Cient information on which to pass an
opinion. The facts of the case will all
come ont on the trial at Elkton, as the
parties attacking Oldham were all arrested.
on Tuesday, at his instance and bound over
to appear at court. The affair has caused
intense excitement here. Many Justify
Knight, whilst Others side with Oldham.
4 hundred different reports are III daily
circulation. some claiming that it was a
put up job by outside parties to drive
Oldham out of town. Ii is certainly a
most lamentable state of affairs and greatly
deplored by the better thinking portion of
the community. But one thing is certain.
that if parents were more careful in the
training of their children and not suffer
them to run the streets at all hours of the
night and in all kinds of disreputable com
pany they would have less cause to regret
such disgraceful occurrences.
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J. ID. XEII.IN & CO,

MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA.
Price. sl.oo. So,d IN al Druggists.
Oct l. !e..i-lv
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Sales Public Roads

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pur-
~ sul@cr % IN, tDf Assembly. passed ISL chap
.rr - tho County Commissioner. will proceed 70
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Local Affairs.

REPORTED FOR THE CECIL WING.
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Card Of Thanks.

For The Cecil Whig
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DIED.

prNKEE1 Toronto Canada on the 2ist in;t a. his
CGNGD0N in smari.vic. Cal, March l. Mrs Luere
coNNoLLN-A ST Paul Ninn Dorah fiileerald
formerly Of Buffalo wife OF Thomas Connolly OF St Paul.
DOUGLASS In Pittsburgh, Pa. March 81, Elizabeth
ELY.-t Irving Park. Cook county, M, March 90.
brother Of Mrs H. Bliss, Mrs. }. O. Field and Mrs. l.
TAIRcII.D In Albany n Y, on the 2od inst, Lewis
fMrehild aged II years, ~. , No..
wiie Of Erasia. foster, AGED Is years
n at hgr re Ensr N Ismes
"v GnRDHSin sec ,o we March 20 Marian Gordon Of
DsX,cn, aged :, wears and mgnth: =, 80, o.,,
dRiLi.-At Laneasicr n y March 81 Jacob Grill
GtLLAMIN In Paua III. March ., Jos. Gulamn.
san f E c CO.. al I'rHe l' , sud-
methtr u volnia wife OF j. J. narrisan, native OF
r9saSig9 AID - s SSsr Me- March a Mr..
Frances l., wife OF David y Hammond, aged ~ years
HENcHEN-In this city. on Friday. March %, George
h,nehnsn; ST. aged ~ year. And iays ... -
on FRIDAY Nsfch ~ EniSGelh. We Of Cornelius 4
y5 ssrS Maren s 81 washington L. son
Of the late William Lewis
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited 20
attend the funeral ON Tuesday. 18th inst at Ia O'clock
MvLAX aop Sa, S March g, sSr "sS."s II.
county Tyrone. Ireland In the 18th year of his
son John = Mnilsn are respcctaiy invited to attend
The funeral on Wednesday, at o'clock, from $3.50 East
18th
NiLLNER-on Friday. March -. after long and Sc
we're Illness Catherine, the beloved wife Ut William Mil
ner. aged ~ years
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral from her late residence
foot Of East 10th ST. Monday. the 18th inst at 10
o'clock A. NJ solemn hsh mass OF requiem will be
celebrated the repose Of her soul ST Cecilia 5
Church. lObth II and 2d
McNAMEE-In Brooklyn, March %. Bernard McNa.
NEE. aged ~ years
McFARLAS-A Valley View. Cooke county. Texas. on
Jan -, Daniel. ot the late james and Jane W Nc
faran. OF BROOKLYN. y IN the tfth OF his
oIEARN.-.Ncar Sturgeon. No March 7. Mrs Mary
O'IieHrn. aged 100 years
ORR In Harpswcll Me- March 5. Mrs. Frances Orr.
aged ~ and months.
OKEEfE On Friday evening, March ~, Eugc ne
O'kcoie IN the isthycar of his age.
Relatives and friends rcque sed to attend his fti-
neral on TUESDAY morning, March 2o from his late resi-
dVncc. lE' Washington ng BROOKLYN A solemn OF
requiem will he celebrated the
st Patricks Church. Kent av at 10 o'clock Int
| In fathush
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a Purim Receptions of the Characteris-
tics Of the Institution.

At Avenue A aud Eightyseventh street,
in II spacious wooden building that WAS once u
wealthy famiys residence is the Homo for
Aged and INDECENT Hebrews. The inmates are
now thirty men and forty-nye women. Mrs
Prayer the oldest. is within two years Of a
hundred Tho Home was founded in 1870,
mainly through the personal exertons Of Mrs
Hannah Leo, and IN her honor memorial
tablet has Just been placed IN the main hail
The Home was first supported 10y private con-
Of the Excise Fund, As that source ot supply
hns be"n prncti. ally cut of 10y the license
troubles, tn" Home in common with other be-
ncNulrnt assO'lutlonS. Is ia n STRAIT Tor means.
walk lhr.ugl the house SHOWS mat u Is oyer
crowded. Many 81 the rooms have five beds
rarlL No more applicants can be taken, though
there ar" many IN waiting. About onr-hut Of
the inmates are Germans. onr-luart"r Poles.
and tie rest English and Hglhndcrs.
This h"lnP the season OF Purim. II is custom
airy Tor l~rarlrs Ia pay extra attention t. the
poor, 50 there WAS recedtlOn in the Home
yesterday. The house Was KAY with purim
decorations. Around the dining room were
the nHul"S OF the directors. and above a Gurman
d-lrh Ia tine effect that Solong Ms we So" such
good names around. We never shall see tho
HON" - down" There We're also appropriate
Verses irDru Scripture. over the dining room
door " - Iurlm lt"rrItioi-uuy ihlns good
T. rat 'r 70 drink viii J." thHnkiu,ly r"c"N ~. ~
Iar .uIhiH rnuulrd the day hY wearing their
best clothes. In the pnrior for visitors was II
ni"rrl spread of chk. and wine. \ g"9dlY
were rn'. wed hN MI Io-rlh Ntinor. President
81 IT," liHN. uuG Mr. ANA Mrs. klisl' IN, il"
SUI r'i.t'Ni .niS. or room Was Viewed win
CURIOSITY. tn" occupant has literally covered
the wiI., N.lu niiuro frames Of embroidery.
and has uNI 'h".!s Il,'ud~ amt Nalluue COVERINGS
for .uru'i1r' I'm inr sam" way.
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ADANs-HoLMBs In Charleston, C.. March 81. by
the Rev. q. H. Bracket. the Rev William H. Adams to
Margaret Edwards daughter Of the late william II.
Holmes.
20. in the Bedford Conversational 'hur ny the Rev
lIugh s. Carpt inter- d. d. the Rev 81 H. De Bevuse. pas
tor VI the FIRST Congregational Church. North Brook
field. to Margaret Ellen daughter vi the late William
Cutter ot BROOKLYN. \. Y.
MISREPRESENTATION In this city, March H. by
%" Rev William Hatfield. James Henderson to Maggie T.
Watson.
IiOGENC AMP-PIIffLIP ON the goth inst, at the
residence Of the brides parents. hv the Rev j. SooN
John " lInrencamp of Harlem to Kate D., daughter o
william Phillips of Trenton.
NORRIs-Ft RCRON.- On Thursday, Feb. 2e. at the
residence of the brides father. by the Rev James L.
Lodge William II Norris VI Petersburg, Va, to Mary G.
furvron VI Manchester Va.
Richmond Petersburg. and Kentucky papers please
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no longer fed, with holy food and tho knights
moro. nor rnll to- holy combat from affair"
The hag KimdrV has ngain been rescued from
from sleep. Her actions are more int"llig MT,
her incin moro composed, her nature moro ho-
mogcncOus. with emotion, she and GWhrinnnz
prepare the regcnrratrd PWstW for his duty.
They lead him softly 10 the holy spring. they
wash hi. feet. they hosprinklr his head, hiuUh'y
nnpinie his limbs and dries them with her haIr.
Ivs0W turns tn GoyTcn0Hz.
Oh ucudut Uhoddo1d,
Do li.H inoiut NY head
And erect me Nu-l
He docs so. Kun,ltv has romnlnod M rorsi-
frs ioot. " u" baptized and believe in the IL
The scene changes. Tho great domed hall
il crowded with the knights iwforids lio- ON
his sick bed, and IN the ccnir" stands IWurFs
cHiaiaiquc. The King will not sun r. the Grua To
tobruu. ov' r "a md bcga the knights to- hill him
Then lIrs,fi. who has entered unncrrriycd,
stops forth and. extending the spear, touches the
running wound with Tho point " Be healed
and chastrnod. aud iortiv"nl blessed he thy
sul"rings. They have given to tlir fool the high
power Of compassion and the might VI purcst
The new king opens the shrine. The GRAIL
glows. All is illumined. 1Uuel. " for the mo.
mont recalled 10 life, rises w IN his collin and
extends his arms in blessing. A white dove Uhe
order wears Il white dove on Its mantlo) fics
down from the dome and floats above PdrsudFs
head. hmdry, worshipping the king. sinks
dead to the rnrth. Tho piece ends with burst
OF pous juhilation.
such is the Christmgs play Of the renowned
innOvating composer white II cannot be called
great rs mere literary work 1T will undoubtedly,
when combined with the transforming power of
music. acting, and theatrical setting. seem an
effective and lofty creation. Apart from such
auNiiares. II will remain in many places. with
all its directness and Intensity. incomplete and
frequently obscure. But that 1t is II Christmas
play is surely interesting; Wagner. however,
Christian religion may seem To many too much
u thing Of art to bc quite ediiying.
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Arrivcd-SuNpty. March "a
IS Gulf Stream. Iu1rtn. Cntrlt stun.
- Crn Whitney Hactt. Boston.
= WyunOkc, Couch. Richmond city Point and Nor
folk.
- Gen Barnes. Chccscman. savannah.
~ John Gibson, Masnru, Gcorgciuwn, ID. u
- StraSshurr. Hciuhruck. Brriucn
- Acapulco. Clarn. A-rinwnl.
IS Arrngon. :, mons. Bristol.
Ship l. l. Stuigts. Idnnlc Kin. Liverpool
Bark Ezin Pr,muda. waterford
Bark Bturucla, Fuglr- GLASGOW.
Bfir SIM Frisco. tuiiirro tn~irlit ninre.
Sclr Charles core. Nossick. tardvnus
Srhr II Jones. FHlkunbcrg. Fcrunndtna
Also the usual river ami cot~twts" vc--ris.
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Business lloiltrs.

Dxeing aud tTrnning.-Thc New York Dvcing and
Printing Establishment staten Island Offices az Duane
ST. 1i2 broadway, 60 18th New York, lO0 fcfrcpOnt
St, Brooklyn Established 80 years
Surgical Elastic Stockings, Knee Caps, n
dOmnai belts, 6c. POMEROY TIKI IS CO. 7i0 Broadway.
The Best Remedy for Children while Teeth.
INK II Mrs. WINSLDW'S soothing Svrup
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Suttion Notltts.



hcc i hereby given pursuant to The statute ~ such
at public auction, by Gerard Belts CO.. Auctionecrs.
WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of March 1878 at ~ O'Clock
the deck OF the bark called the Carib lying
at Por ~. East river the following described prop
crtv.
The said bark carib ii6 $500 feet long ~ 40 ieet
broad ~ D. 10 feet deep and measuring 2bi 80 10 tons
and registered At the port of New YORK the 10Th No
ycmber 1914. by John Witty Moore. together with her
tackle apparel and furniture
The Carb is now discharging at Pierrepont Stores,
brooklyn. aud when discharged will " Pier is East
river.
Dated March 4. 1878 - -
Public Administrator and Administrator, Ac., OF john
Witty Moore. deceased.
DEREMPrORY AUCTION SALE OF vnlua
Il BILE wurst,d aud Wnoeu machinery. -Iltre VIII 10
sold TO the highest bidder. cash at noon sharp,
TUESDAY. MARCH 20. 1873.
at Kalma Mill. seymour. Conn the machinery therein
consisting oi Nohlc nni Lsicr combs spinning frames,
twiscrs draining AMI all necessary wor>ci machinery
for the preparation OF stock tor the together with
woo"n cards broad looms warpcrs dressing nachines
reels. spoilers, Ac. 4c.
Trains New York and New Haven Railroad. con
Meeting with Br,dgcport arrive AZ Srymnur NJ II \ "
The machinery can bv seen at te mill at any time up
10 the sale
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You IAN bee rur'i 10y using Phillips paHta
~ God i.Nrt ulL lu .,fnunitluu Win ihu,Ihu Nuli
uVc Al irJ.slsts pcpt?Pau ,t-ii'
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MARINE TvTELLTG ENCE

Mfvt,ruRF Atv,vAC-rufs nv
SIM rises.... - SIM acts. II Noon rises. 80
vArpR--ruts
sandy Hook. I % Gov. Isani o. Hell DATE" Q ~
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What's the natter Natter Why have got
CHAr.A Then s,labut, oi E.hvts Etl1yhe SLuiL -Ait.
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Mlrsrs, darllaqts, N,.

INOU SALErScap Aro.rc. a.r-c apl uirur'. tn-
L srn"t "r aN l"i"n Gan be N'.n al ieoa store "A
tist Jl It u"ai Hn'"rN
LNuW SALE ,,rN rhrlr-G a. sound l,i,,. Top
cAl4ess Mas0ns ant H-gness. lee Az. ~
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gtal G siats.

LNOR SALEM 25th st. near 81 av. 2-story brick
II building with basement. wagon entrance anu shed;
also rear brick building with excellent water and heat
ing accommodations; suitable Tor boss cartman with =
to horses white beer brewery soda water factory or
Us cling establishment; favorable terms. Inquire ~
A. BLUM. jr a sons. ~ Broadway.
I OTsS and upward. beautifully situated in healthy
II location. 3 miles from city steam aud horse cars
Good house. harms aud stable. suitanlc tor DAIRY.
LILLY sli Broadway. or box ~. Glendale l.. !.
NEW detached cottage, nve nice rooms. $500 cash
~ price Sl.lr. healthy neighborho"t good schus,s
and churches. 4ist st, near I'd av, south Brooklyn
Apply ON premises
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TAXES!
SENATOR CoNENTE.

Notice 10 hereby given that will be at
the 70 lowing named naces, at the times
below stated, for tue purpose OF collecting
the revenue OF Alexander county, Ills, Tor
the year A D., 1877, to-wlt: IL.
Al the store house Of X. Culley & Co., in
Clear Creek precinct,on Monday, February
18th A. D., 1873. ~ .a Y
At the store house Of r. A. Edmundson,
IN Clear Creek precinct, on Tuesdy, Feb.
ruary 26th, A. d 1875.
At the store house Of B. +. Brown h
Bro, In .hebes precinct, on Wednesday,
February 9th, A. D ls7s, a..
AT The store house OF All. ireland, Ia
Santa Fe precinct, on Thursday, February
18th, A. D., 1875, .. y
At tho store bouss Of +, D. Anterior, 3
Co., IN Goose Island precinct. on Friday,
March LIST. A. D., 1873. -..|--.r't -
At the residence OF N. Hunsacker, In Dog
To0,h p Igss, on Saturday, March End,
At the store house Of W. r. Hooppaw, in
Hodges Park. Unity precinct, on Monday,
March 4lh, A. D., LIS. .''' ~
AT the stere honsu Of G. W, Short, In
Sandusky, Unity pfec,nct' on Tuesday,
March 9th, A. D., 1878. A.t... .
At the store house Of Sam Hargrave, In
Toledo, HAzlewood precinct, on Wednes-
.ir'I'i PETER sAUP,
fs,il p ' Sheriff and Collector.
Cairo. Ills., Feb. Ath, 1878. ~ ~ 4-w
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In pursuance ola Judgment Of MeCraeken Com
mon Pleas Court rendered at its septic mber Term
1877, in the acton Of j. ii Terrell's Administra-
Tor, plaintiff aganstJ. Ii. Terrell heirs, etc. de-
MONDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1878,
being County Conr day., AT the Count House
door in Bandyils, KY, sell to the highest bidder,
described propery. viz; =
Front lots Nos. 8 4, and 8, fronting ON the Mis-
sissippi river Lot No 8, containing 10 acres Lot
NO: :; Containing ~ acres, and Lot Not contain
ing l21s aeres-iyng in the town Of Fillmore, at the
terminums Of the N. q. 3. l.. l.. and Chicago
Railroad, opposite Cairo, Illinois. Also back Lot
No. 2, which is subdvided into two lots, the one
containing zl8 acres, the other containing 1884
acres, the whole lying in the Peter Sheppard sur
yey IN Ballard County, Keatucky. which was di-
vided. into the lots Aforesaid by W. IL. Reeves,
Commissioner OF this court, and for a more partic-
ular description Of the lots Aforesaid references is
here made 70 the Patof Division file in this case.
Also the following tracts Of land, viz:-Lying in
Ballard County, near Pdgeon's Old Mill, being
the land sold by }. II. Terrell to William pdgeos
and bought back by !. II. Terrell under judy
nent Tor the purchase money Lying on the watenr
Of Shawnee Creek, beginning at stake a large red
oak, two hlckones and sweet gum pointers north.
cast corner, thence north 81 west li7 poles 70
White oak with sweet gum, white YAK and ash point
ers, corner with Thomas Barlow, thence north 100
poles to astase with hickory, small black gum sap
linss standing as pointers bank Of branch
corner with d. Ierrel's land, thence south 81
east ASK poles to stake with two white oaks as
pointers, corner j Ii. Ter els. Land. thence lu9
poles to the beginning tanning lu0 acres being
part Of the land conveyed by Cassius NJ. Clay to j.
u. Terrell, and part Of the survey patented 10
Col. John Harsss, the same has been ivid,d into
TWO lots Nos a.d 2. by the Commlssi oner afore-
sold, which report OF division IS on file and here
referred to. The purchaser will be required 10 give
bond with good security. bearing interest from
day Of sale, having force Of rep.evp bond which
execution t'ay issue when due
This Srd day OF December, 1873.
CIV M1NhALL' Id. WILCOX,
Attorneys Comm ssio
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MASTERiS SALE.


State Of Illinois. county OF Alexander. ss.
q the Alexander county circuit court
Hugh Callshan vs. John Devine
Bill of iorecl0sureund for relief, etc.
Amount of decree rendered Jan. 4 1873, j475 80
Interest from January 4, 1873, at six per
cent !; costs VI suit, In ;luding soliei-
tors Zee OF $50 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 70 ~
Public notice is hereby given that in pursuance
OF decree rendered in said court In the above
entitled cause at the special December term A ID.
1871. ], John Q. Hartman, Master 10 Chancery OF
said county, wl on Friday. the
22d DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1873,
at the hour Of 10 o. clock q. m. sell at public
vendue TO the highest bidder for cash, at the
front door Of the courthouse, In the city OF Cairo,
in said county and state, the following described
real estate In the city OF Cairo, county OF Alex
ander, and state Of illinois, TO wit: lilly feet
of of the front end of lots numbered twenty zone
(2l), twenty-five l!2l, twenty-three lS3), and
twenty (2f, in block ffiy.two l59), being
on OF the end that fronts on Walnut street, in
said city, making a piece one hundred feet on
Walnut street, and hfty feet on Seventh street,
together with the privileges and appurte finances
thereunto belonging or in any wise thereto apper-
tanning.
S. p. WHEELER. Master IN Chancery.
Compile. Sol'r.
Dated, Cairo lis, Jan 80. 1878 l-sitd
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MORTGA GEE,S SALE.

hOhldAOEE oALh.
WHEREAS, On the first day Of April, 1915,
Emma Canine and Robert II. Canine, her hus-
band. made, executed, acknowledged, and de-
liverei, 10 Mrs. Cassie Williams, now Mrs.
Cassie Drips, q certain sale mortgage on LOT
No. three ~, In block No. twenty nine (29) in
Opdyke Myers addition, to the city of Ches-
ter. in the county of Randolph and State of lii
nois. TO secure the payment Of four certain pro-
missory notes executed by said Robert II. Can.
inc. dated April !, 1876, for two hundred dollars
each, payable In three, six, nine and fifteen
months, respectively, from the dates thereof,
with ten per cent interest from the doles there
Of; which said mortgage wac dsly recorded
April u. ls16, the recorder ofj'ce IN said Ran
dolph county, in book No. one CD of leases,
&C.. on page 29S and
WHEREAS, Said mortgage provides among
other things for The sale by the said mortgnge ne ,
of said lot and all the right and equity vt re-
demption therein of the said grantors, in case
OF default in the payment Of the said notes or
any part thereof; and
WHsRKAs, The time for the payment Of the
SAID notes and each OF them has long since elaps-
cd, and there now remains due on the last three
otthe above mentioned notes the tum of six hun
dred and fourteen dollars and five cents (6l4.05)
Now. therefore,s notice 10 hereby given that,
on Thursday. the 18th day Of january, 1878, at
the door of the court house In said city of Chester
at the hour OF two clock pm. Of said day, the
undersigned viii Oner said premises Tor sale to
the highest bidder for cash In hand and on max
ing said sale, will make, execute. and deliver 10
the purchaser good and sufficient deed therefor.
CASSIE DRIPs,
Formerly Cassie Williams
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue of two fee bills to me directed, by
the clerk OF the supreme court seu,hsrn grand
division at Mount Vernon, In the state Of lii
nos. IN iayof OF John c. AbreSnt It ais. and
against Jason B. smith ct als., haye levied
upon the following described properly, to-wit {:
Lot fourteen ~ in lock ELEVEN lll); lots TWEEN
ty-six t2b). twenty-seven t27) and twenty
eight (2s), in bl OK evenly two l72); lets thirty
one aud thirty-two (3z), in block twenty-six
icy. All the above described property is situ-
ated IN the city Of Cairo. county OF Ale1a der,
aud state Of Ilmnois, which l shall offer for sale
at pubic vendue at the trout, or west door of
the courthouse. In the city Of Cairo, county of
Alexander and State of illinois, on the 2lst day
ofFebfuaIy, 1875, at 10 O'Clock Am. dated
this AFRO. Ill, 18th day Of January, AID. 1878,
PETER sAUP. Sheriff.
l-l9-td
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PUBLIC NOTICE

~ bLlC NOIlCE
10 hereby given that by Virtue OF decree Of the
County Court Of Alexander County in the STATE
Of tlliJotI,. taansd Al; h. November term,
A. ID. 1877. i, August " atermeier, aar MS IRA,
tor Of the Estate oil Frederick Watermelon, de
ceased, with sell OF public VEN ue on the 24th
day of Deco nber, A. ID. 1877, al the west door
Of the Court House In the city of Cairo. IN sand
County, and State, at q O'Clock y. M. of said
day,
subject to the widow 3 dover interest therein
for the payments of the debts of said Estate Of
Fred rick Watermelon, deceased, the folio wing
described property, to.wit:
The south Y Of northwest, quarter of north
west, quarter in section thirty-six (36), town
ship, HI cen Q5) south range two (2), west OF
lie Bird principal meridian situate in said county
Of Alexander and State of Illinois.
Terms OF Sals-Cash in hand upon approya
of sale and delivery OF deed
AUGUST WATERMElER.
administrator OF the Estate OF Fred Water
meier, deceased
Dated CAIRO, ilIs., ~. 2Ist, 1871.