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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-12

EGG WIDE AWAKEl NEW SPRING STYLES
Doors AND SuoEs.-Tho largest, beat selected,
and CHEAPEST stock Of hco!s and shoes ever oGer-
Oh IN this market.
Every man ought t. Consider whare he can
gc. tic r!os. valuo FOR lis m0aey. A penny
saved. is penny earned. All wo ask our friends
and patrons is 10 favor liz with q call, and con-
vince themselves of tho fact inst we can moot
The demands Of all.
Wo are resolved TO soll our goods 81 SO small
profit that tho pee p!e must buy.
Thereby enabling lis to keep Our stock always
snasonsblo
4 failure 20 cxsIIirc our stock is IN opportu-
nifty los!
Vic c.n mako Il 20 your intol res! 10 trade with
lis.
tiur srct;a a.c bought from first Misunderstanding
sdoui,.o prof. sid 2i@iEg cur customers tho
benefit
County merchants will ind { 10 their sdvan.
ta2u 20 examine cur stock from which equally
good selections can be made st prices that vii!
compare fsyorebiy with those OF tho nOrtEorn
cities.
La1as' Pebble Cos! Button Boots, 81 Is to 90
- French Kid I" Is 10 so
" Lasting Foxcd " " l25 to 3 co
- " Polish - 100 TO 2 10
- d" " IS 20 60
Slippers in 2rsa! variety IS TO 90
Mons Calf Boots 50 TO GU
" Coarse Shoes (Solid) 90 to 90
Fine Cal: " All Prices
Misses Boots OO to Ee
Childlens Suc.s 10 10 Sc
WI -WADpEY.
No. 10 King Street,
Alexandria. Va.
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sDH NEW EOkk-

Thc Al Steamships Z. q. GNIGHT n :ssss:;saa,
sad JOHN GIBSON lOGvG the con- StS.SSSss5::!
panys wharf, Alo2a:dris, SVEkI Non
BAY MORNING, aud lcW York, from picl
4. E..2: River, hF2EY SATURDAY 81 fem
O'clock =. q.
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l.Ess,fE MesEECEA.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-The SUBJ
II, .crbsr, having duly qualified before the
County Court Ct Fsirfaz County, W., as ad-
ministra.or on tho estate OF Il AERlSON EN-
ERSON, late Of said county deceased, hereby
gives notice to all persons having cisitn5 sgainst
said estate to present them TO him, duly authen'
ticaLed. All persons indebted to said estste gro
required 10 mako Immediate payment 10 til sub.
scrIber. ALBSRT STUART, AdlnT.
iyS w4Y
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SEEAMEEH.
NUMH ER AHRANG GEM e Il T
ETSofsHER .TGTEFTG.

EIIois "a e sNEi = sfFF"-
Tho steamer MATTANO, Captain WM: L.
BYLEs, Leaves Ale1andlis, t7om tho foot Of hiEG
s.reet, EVEHY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
THURSDAY, q! s o'clock =. Il f5r LAND.
INGS on THE POTOMAC RIVER; return;
ing EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ard
FRIDAY. ;,
Freight received 8. loves: rates snd hsncled
with cnro. Fog iafofmston apply 10
j. BROGEES s. CO.. ACTS, Aexs., Va.
g. TONES, Agt, 9Th st. Wifi, Wash;
Connecting every Sunday with steamer s. e
Tor sll landings below Nomni Ferry. je2
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Torchon Breton, Vslenciennes and Tuscan
Laces, Ladies' Linen Collars from, 10 Is cents
each, Cults 10 cents per psir, Neck .REtiiDg in
great variety, and Fans very chosp at
ie12 G. &. BERRY'S
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A VERILES CHEMICAL PAINTS, thu
IA original and believed to be the best mixed
paint in the msrket also large stock Of Lin
seed Oil, Lewis Pure Lead, Mt. Vernon Pure
Lead colcrs, of all shades, Window CLAIR, Giaz.
iers' Poitts, Putty, Sc.
ie2T K. S. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
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CEhEGE OF TIME.

II o T e,
CHARGE OF TINE.
On ard after TUESDAY, Juno 3rd, the
boats Of the POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
Gs follows: ~
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
co. so, $50, 9 30. 10 80 and II 80 a. M, snd
y 20, 80, . 60 5 so, so, SO. 6 90 and p. IN.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
SO, : 30. 3 90. 9 80. 10 90 and II 80 a. NJ. snd
II 80, 90, So 80, 80, 60, 6 50 and 50 p. m.
NH IS GEO. Z. PHILLIPS, Manager.
'TNLhNi, Il SEA60AEp COASTlNG co,
j.
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The greatest variety ofElATs. comprising TIT
finest t.Il The cheapest, Tor old and young, Q
the nohbiNst t,5lcs erd tho lowest prices ut Z
DEALTIlM's, e. King st, corner Of Fairfax.
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Buy CT homa seenis ard get q double gaarea-
zoe. Sold at factorypriccs for Gosh. Rented or
sold On the monthly payment plan. Sccond
oand Grge2s, MeodeoHs and Pianos 81 lcv Sc
S35 Fino rev Piancs SI70 New EsLcy Or
CANS $50. Send fer illustrated Catalogue to
f. l.. V&NAUKEN, Gsn. Agt, icl Va,
dec q II King street, Aleyan;t:ia
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sNT g., WIG. atDLAN . < &. s. l. !.
~ JGHE s. BARBOUR, Recover.
On end after SUNDAY. 900 r. rn., June Sth,
1879, Passenger tfai.s will run rs follows:
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DRIME CAROLINA RICE, Italian Maccs
4 1oni. Split Peas, Ssgo. Tapiocs, Vermicelli,
Pekrl Bsrlcy, Oatmoal, Oat Gne, Graham
Flour, &C., for sale low by
mv7 J. C. MILRJRN
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nEARBORN'S PATENT BLIND AVN
- ING FINTURBS, and Warmers Patent
Wire Door Springs. 10th new and desirable ar.
tcies Call and see. A small lot received as
samples at IS King street, corner Royal.
10 &c j, T. CREIGHTON q SON.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28

"DEMocRACY Is a sentiment not 10 be appalled,,
corrupted or compromised. Il knows 10 bascpcss,
covers 10 no danger, Expresses no weakness. Fear
less generous and humane, il rebukes the CAN'T
chershes honor, and sYmpathises with the humble.
1t asks nothing but what il Comedies It comedies
nothing bp, what il demands Destructive only of
despotism Il is the sole conservative OF liberty In.
Dor and property Ills the sentiment OF freedom,
of equal obligations lis the law Of nature per
vadug the law OF the land The stupid, the sell
fish, the base in spirit may denounCe !, as vulgar
thing but in the history Of our race the Demo.
cratic principle has developed aud illustrated the
highest moral and intellectual attributes Of our
nature, Yes, this is 4 noble, magnanimous, sub
lime sentiment which expands our affections, Ell.
larges the circle of our sympathes and eleyaes the
soul of man until, claiming an equality with the
best, he rejects as unworthy Of his dignity any po
ltica mmunities over the bundles; Of his fellows.
Yes, it is an ennobl,ng principle; and may that
spirit which animated our fathers in the Revolution
airy contest for its establishment continue TO ami.
mate US, their sons, in the impending struggle for
it's preservation" WILLIAM ALLEN,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28

TIE twenty-hve-mile swim between the
English Webb, who swan au natural, and
Boyton, who padded himself N his rubber
armor was an exasperating failure to every
body who put himself to expense or trouble
to witness it. The affair was heralded by
great blowing Of trumpets and pounding
of drums but was tame and uninteresting
beyond measure. Boyton led from the
start. At the end OF ten hours and half
he had made ten miles. Webb had made
about eight miles Atthis point Webb was
seized with cramps, was taken from the
water and dosed with brandy, 1t was then
announced that he would not enter the
water again. Boyton padded ahead until
he reach the twcnty-fye,milc stake, which
he did at the end of twenty hours and forty
minutes, having padded him
self at speed Of mile and a
quarter pei hour-about half as fast as
an ordinary walk. The mock ceremony of
handing over the 81 900 purse" was then
gone through with, at the end of which
Webb challenged Boyton for another swim
under identically the same circumstances.
Boyton is, as the New Orleans Times once
called him, national nuisance. What
there is to enthuse people in the fact that
he encases himself in rubber amor like
that worn for many years by Submarinists.
and then fiops around in the water like a
wounded alligator, is more than we can CON
cieve, His armor is not adapted for life
preserving uses, he couldn't sink in the wa.
ter if he would, and he does nothing in ar
nor that good swimmer might not do !
more gracefully without 1t. Why, then, in
the name of reason and common sense. do
people gather in throngs of thousands, and
hurrah and become excited, at that which is
neither odd, instructive, useful or entertain
ing; The matter is utterly incomprchcnsi
bic.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28

IT has been ascertained that the Indiana
editorial gang that was recently stranded
at Kansas City, was composed chiefly OF
livery stable men, hotel waters, BARRIERS,
tailors AMI losfers and dead-beats. Less
than one-third of the crowd was entitled to
recognition as newspaper men; and the
fraternity of Indiana was certainly not
honored In the appearance Of the crowd or
the conduct of the interlopers. Unless news
paper men adopt means whereby outsiders
may be excluded, editorial excursions are
destined to come TO an ignominious end,
and that right speedily.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28
THE SACRED JURY SYSTEM.
(From the y. o. Times,

1t wouli appear that England is not far
behind America in the matter of Jury
scandals" At recent trial in Sheffield six
of the jury were for giving verdict of
willful murder, while the other six desired
to find manslaughter. After long discus
SION they drew lots, agreeing
that one who should draw u
blank card should find the verdict
The holder of the blank inclined to man
slaughter, but out OF Difference 10 the other
side he tossed up" the throw was in favor
of "willtul murder and that verdict was
accordingly returned. Considering the
chances of the case the poor devil who was
being tried for his life was in as bad Il
plight as the plaintiff in a civil case before
jury in one Of our courts. He haS but
one friend among the twelve. Doubt
less, like the man in the yarn, this
one never knew eleven such obstiats
fellows as were his co,iuriors, At
all events he held out Some one, however,
who was acquainted with his greatest
weakness, proposed a rubber of seven M. -
Should he win the rubber five Others AGREED
to stand with him. The game was made
between him and the prepayment. TIE re-.
naming ten friends Of the defendant STOOD
behind their solitary opponent and asad.
uously signaled the contents of his hands
to their representative in the contest Its.
perhaps, needless to add that verdict was
soon afterwards returned against the plain,
tiff.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28

EAST ST. LOUIS is still cursed by wrang.
ling factions that are ever ready to spring
at each others threats. The embiuered
quarrels and bloody conflicts of the past
several years, chargeabIe to these factions
have given the place a bad eminence that
will ching TO thong after thep participants in
the damning tueis have passed from among
men There are many good people there,
and industries have been set on foot that
ought to give the city strong impetus
along the highway to thrift and prosperity.
Lift the pail that Quarreling factions
have thrown over the place.
and East St, Louis will at once take its
place among the busy, prosperous, prom.
ising cities Of the Northwest.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28

prout to ward, and had him put to bed
Then he hunted up long strip of whale
bone to which was attached little hook.
The doctor carefully introduced this instru-
ment down Mr.. Prout's throat and into his
stomach. Then he began fishing for the
lost tooth. 1t was slow work, but after a
time he felt that he had hooked on to some
thing. He pulled slowly and steadily,
and to Mr., prcdts bodily pain and mental
pleasure, brought to ligh the missing plate
and ITS attachment.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28
LEGAL.
4 ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Public notice T. hereby given "a +. Rocks ;lt, o,
the iWh day ~ May, ls,9 { K, Woodward sued on
Of me Crcuit Court o! Alexander county. lIluoi-
. witt ola,0cAmcnt against the estate GiE EoD.-
or >ot3in, rcturnEhlc on tibet third Monday OF Sep.
tCmbcr, ls,9 TO term nT sai[ court tUru ia IN.
holden IN the cry OF Cairo, .u said county and
state, which writ OF attachment has been levied
upon lot Of merchandise Now unless E. Rocks
sha,i appear give hail and plead within the lime
limited ion his appearance Ia such case. ind,rneI,
VIII Dee entered and the estate 20 ar'n, he i
will we sold JOIN 4 REEVE.
Cairo, H., August ith, ls,q Circuit Clerk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28
RIDAY THE 18Th DAY or SEPTEMBER
n INst
TRUSTEES SALE.

=, WHEREAS, William w. Thornton ind Martha
May ne 2jth, 4, d lSG7and recorded In the Record.
err once IN Alexander County, In Book ~" PAGE
lsl 2and did convey TO the undersigned as Trustee
thc premises hereinafter described to secure the
payment OF seven promisory notes for the sum OF
one thousand $1,000 dollars each and payable RI.
tpecuVcly In -four ) i've 90 six G) seven (7) eight
~ nine (D ana ten Q0) years from date with inter.
csC at thc rate OF ten per cent per annum PAYABLE
scmannulllyir from date and whereas five (5 of saId
notes are now due and unpaid with interest nm
same from the 18th Of May 4 d lsi4 to this date
Ana whereas the legal holder of said notes Inns
caUcd'upon the undersigned to sell he premises
hereinafter described to satisfy SAID notes and inter
cat
NOW therefore In pursuance Of the terms of
said Decd OF Trust the undersigned viii,
ON THuRSDAYTHE4T 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER
A, d. 1879,
between the hours of ten (lO) o'clock A. NJ o,5t
o'clock j. NJ. Of said day, on the premises beroir
after described In the city OF Cairo Ills prornnd
to sell at public vendnc TO the hlghes, bidder tns
cash, the following described Real Estate town,
Lots number nine l9ten N0) eleven On twclveGo,
and thirteen N3) In block number sixteen GG( h,
the first addition to the city of Cairo, niinns a a
plated by the Trustees of Cairo CIV prnnnr,a','
situated In the County of Alexander, ilinois oWHi
oil the rights and equity of redemption nf ma s,i
William W. Thornton and Martha NJ Jhnrntnn' w W.
wife, their heirs, executors, adnnstraiora anI a
signs therein, TO satisfy said trust and n costs and
expenses of executing the same wa N'e'' anu
,,,, "a, y F, MARSHALL Trustee.
Springfield, Ills. July 9Th. 1870.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28

TELL man he shall not do certain
thing, and his desire to do that very thing
(Which, had it not been interdicted might
not have arrested his attention. at once be.
comes almost unconquerable. The effort to
exclude or prohibit Chinese immigration
has had precisely that effect throughout en-.
'ire divisions Of the Chinese empire. The
desire to come to America is becoming a
hxed passion. Thousands of the almond.
eyed creatures dream Of the immense pay
OF a dollar and quarter a day, as sure
opening to fortune for every M9ngoian who
reaches our shores. They think Of employ.
ment that brings such fabulous return, as a
''good thing the Mclean man warts 10
keep all to himself and as day efter day
passes by their desire increases in intensity
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28

MONEY RAPIDLY MADE--Small and large
investments Qrom $25 to 100000, in the
combinations Of Messrs. Lawrence & Co.,
pay large profits, This new and successful
system unite thousands of orders from GUS
toners into one immense capital, and is
managed with the best skill and experience
in the stock market Profits are shared pro
rata by customers every month Share
holders. thus obtain all the advantages Of
large capitalists, Thousands are rapidly
making money, and many have acquired
handsome fortunes by this safe aud lcgiti.
mate method, which has been among the
most successful of the movements of the
Stock Exchange. S2j will make 1928, or )
per cent, 800 will return $500. $500 will
net $4,000, etc, according to the state of
the market, New explanatory circular,
with "unerring rules Tor success mailed to
all applicants by Mcssrs. Lawrence d Co.,,
Bankers, - Exchange Place, New York
City.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28
MR.. PROUT'S TOOTH.
From thn Now York Sum

From the New York sun.
I've swallowed my teeth, said Thomas
Prout to the house surgeon of the New
York Hospital on Friday. The surgeon
looked inquiringIy at Mr.. prout's mouth.
10 all appearances he was but one tooth
short, and that was an upper front tooth.
Mr.. Prout explained lie said that nine
days before, while asleep in his home in
Cheshire, Mass, he was awakened by sen.
sation Of choking and violent stranrlipr.
and plainly felt that there was somethng
unpleasantly hard aud large making its
way to his stomach, But he didn't know
what II was until next morning when ne
discovered that his plate was missing.
Then he came to the conclusion that he
had swallowed the rubber plate to which
was attached single tooth. 1t was his
custom to remove the false tooth and plate
each night on going to bed, but that time
he forgot to do 50. The result of swallow.
ne this large and irreguarly shaped
article was that he become i'll, could retain
nothing upon his stomach and was in Great
pam He consulted the physician. who
dosed him with emetics and poked down
his throat, All tins only aggravated his
sqi!crings. He rapidly grew thin, and in
nine days lost thirty.iive pounds,
Inc house surgeon at the hospital sen, Mr..
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28

THE law of Texas, which forblds the in
termarriage of whites and blacks is rather
acuriosity. For violation of this law il
provides punishment for the whites, but
moi the blacks. Those who made this law
must have proceeded on the presumption
that the blacks don't know any better, and
hence are not responsible.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28

a CAl'D-To all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions of youth, ner.
,yous weakness, carly decay loss of man.
hood, etc, ! will send receipt that will
cure you, FREE or CHARGE. This grcan
remedy was discovered by a missionary it
South America. Send selt.addressed en-.
yelopc to the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Sta.
ton ID. New York CITY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28

AN AUTHORITY ON BLACK EyEs,-Uorrv
Hill, the famous Sport" is said 10 know
more about black eyes than the BRIGHTEST
brunette in America. He has given and
taken thousands in his time, and he saws
that the only thing which will remove
them within twelve hours is Giles Liniment
lodide Amonia. Giles Pills cures Con.
stpation. Sold by all druggists Sand
for pamphlet. DR.. Giles, 800 Yves, Rrnnd'
way n, y Trial size 25 cents. Sold by
Barclay Bros. ''''' y
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28

This desire despite the constant danger and
brutal treatment to which they will be sub
jected, is setting thousands of them about
the work of preparing fora start to our
shores OF the Pacific
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28

J., srREAKY nurTEn,-Unmarketablc, streaky
G cutter' can be avoided by using the Per-.
iected Butter Color of Wells, Richardson
" Co., Burlington, Vt. At hudreds of fairs
TINS year, good judges have united in its
commendation. 1t has no preceptibe taste
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28

THERE seem 10 be no limits to the posi-
biities OF commerce. Until quite recently it
was thought to be impossibleto stock East
ern markets with Texas cattle and California
fruits. Now the stock and fruit trade with
those distant climes amounts TO millions OF
dollars every year, and thousands OF men
find profitable employment in its mainten-
ance But the most wonderful achieve
ment in the line of stock speculation is re-
corded by Goodalls Chicago Drovers Jour-
nal. Quite recently il announced the ar
rival at the Union Stock yards Of Mr.. T.
Harper with two hundred and twenty
five head of cattle from British Columbia,
Started from their pastures between the
Rocky and Cascade mountains, more than
three thousand miles away they travelled
on foot to Evanston, Wyoming at the end Of
the third year out, and from that point they
were transported by rail to the worlds
greatest stock market, in Chicago. That
they were, at the end of such an exhaust
ing trip, large, strong cattle, with every
sign of good breeding, shows that there is
scarcely any limit to the possibilities of
stockraising on the American continent,
and that the achievements Of to-day give
but a dim shadowing of those to be accom-
plished, even within the present century,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28

oo; HhAFlNG UNDER ELECTROMAGNETIC is
s s mat the reason why Butler sought the
gupematorial nomination was hecsuso he
i 1iaa not been De- ialrly treated by the Repub-
means. The best cure for chafers Of all
klnds is Henry's Carbolic salye. Try il
ana be convinced, Beware of countorcc;ts
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28
4 TTACNMENT NOTICE

Puoc notice is hereby given to Herman Levy
that on the 18th day Of July. 4 D. ls1q Henry
Weiss sued ont Of the circuit court OF Alexander
county Illinois, writ OF attachment against the
estate OF the said Herman Levy for s3g7 a. returu
able on the third Monday OF September, 1879, to q
term OF said court then 10 be- holden IN the city Of
Caro- in sale county and state, which writ oi at.
tGchment has been levied upon lot ~ block y. IN
said city Of Cairo Now, unless the -aid Herman
Levy shall appear give bail and plead within the
time limited for hi appearance IN such case, juGg
mcnt VIII DC entered ana the cstatc 80 attached
VIII be sold JOHN A. REEVE
caro- H., August in, lS,9. Circuit Clerk
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-28
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Christian lIanuy and Ursula Y. HgIuy.
3y their trust deed bearing date the lI,h day OF
April. \. u. 1915, and duly recorded IN the record
rrs once OF Alexander county, Illinois. IN book of
deeds on pages l35 and y, did grant, bargain and
sci. TO the undersigned Horace Warlnu!. in trust
l't me uses and purposes therein expressed, the
i1"oWinG described real estate, towit 10, nun.
hered one q IN block numbered twcniy.siy c.fj, In
,nt cry Of CARO- county of Alexander aAd state o.
IAhuls. 10 secure the payment Of u
certain prOmlsOy note for the sum Of
i've thousand dollars 5000 Of even
date with laid deed, payable three years after the
uA'c Inefcoi, 10 llofac' Wurdner ~ guardian for
from Gaie ~ ne rate OF ten per cent per annuu-H
,crest payable -cmI-arnuay; and whereas, The
prlhcipA ol shd note, amounting to five thousand
dollars, and the sum Of Two hundred and sX,y.
thT"e and 5000 dollar. interest thereon. rs dgc at
the Gaie o.! this notice and unpaid, and wAcrcas
the holder Of -0id note has called upon the under.
signed 10 sell the said premises ~ satisfy the .gid
debt and interest, together with the COTS attend.
ing the execution Of said trust Now therefore.
ny virtue of the power given me by said deed of
W., u ana inpnrsHaucc with the provisions there.
VI, will on
FRIDAY THE 18Th DAY or SEPTEMBER
ID. 1870,
~ me hour o! , O'Clock, p m, Of sGld day. al the
court h0U-' door IN the city of Cairo IN nc county
OF Aie&au r. state Of Illinois, proceed TO sell! hy
puONc yeilur, 70 the highest bidder for cash said
Iot hNmhnstd one a. In block numbered twenty.
FIX ?6h IN the city Of Cairo. county Of Alexander
compton ana homestead exemption OF the said
CHRISTIAN iianny and Ursula '. Hanny The par.
chaser viii be entitled 70 "a deed.
Dated August II, 1879
., 900 HORACE WARDNER, Trustee
samuel T. Wheeler atty. Tor trustee