The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-25
LOTS IN THE CITY OF CAIRO ron
MALE.

NJ UiiG Is hereby gwen that after The FIFTEENTH
Cairo will be offered for s. at p waite sale This s,s
as Is well Known situated at the confluence of The
Ms:ss'pp ana OHIO rivers at the head Of uninssr.
rupted navigation on the Mississippi is The pon orpo
site TO which in ken,ueky terminus of the
OHIO Railroad 10 nxed M law is the point also opposiie
ton Railroad connecting Cairo Win Fns, ono a.o tu
sas on The Texas line. TO be extended through
paso on the most approx route to the Pacnc i
Of Great Illinois Central Rairosd Ihi. last nsss
road, with its anches, will be over zoo miles IN ex,ert
rayersing the State of Hin from its ext
70 ~: ex eme southern limits. and Getting directly
NE city OF Chicago, at the head of navigation On sh
lakes The cities Of Galena and Dubuque on the Urper
Mississippi and the cities Of Perm and Lasalle al he
head Of navigation the Illinois river with the city OF
Cairo. About one hundred and twenty miles of this
ao aIe already hnshed and IN operation for the trans
hundred more will be finished by or before the rs al
January next jnsludjRg about one hundred miles en-
peced that the entire and branches viii be
peted and in operation during the next wear By
portion OF the Ms'issppiand Ohio Road
the Illinois Central Road about sixty miles from 81
Louis, railroad communication will shortly lie opened
between Cairo and ST Louis.
The site OF the City OF Cairo Is projected
overflow from th. rivers by ordinary Ievse having
top width OF about eight tee but substr utiai
evee OF Is DOW in course of construction
and portion already finished which will be eighty feel
wide on the top. OF height ten fert
and i've feet higher Than the highest water ever known
al mat locality. 1hs ievee will entirely eneompass tbs
city, forming the the front the city on
both the Mississippi aud Ohio Rivers Other
and Important rovemens projected ana will soon
be commenced. which win give additional value TO tho
property and render the location a place
of residence.
The title to the property offered for sale is indis
putable, and the written opinions 10 that the
Hon. Stephen T. Logan. Judge Lyman TrumbulI Hon.
David j. Baker, Hon. Sidney Breese Hon. John Dough.
eny, aud Henry W. Billings aud Cyrus G.. Sin.ona
Esqrs, Of Illinois, and of the Hon. Edw Bates of ST.
IL u No. can be seen by application 10 1hos TAYLOR
OF the city of Philadelphia. Charles Davis OF the city
OF New York. the i'm Of the property To-
their agent at Cairo.
The terms Of s.le will be liberal: portion only of the
purchase money will be required paid nj the date
Of sale, and time will be granted on the balance.
Applications 10 purchase, or for information, 20 be
made at Cairo, Illinois, TO
augI9w6m s. STATS TAYLOR Agent
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
SAgE.
- MATHEW MTNNERNEY offers his propery
H=H for sale situated the Sixth and Vine
Eel streets, consisting OF threestory Brick DWELL
iDgs, with Cellars under both.
ALSO-A Frame Ware House 40 by 40, with q suita
bic brick cellar.
ALSO-A lot adjoining. 90 feet by $50 feet.
The above property will be sold low, IL applied for
soon The property will sod together separate TO
suit purchasers. augi6dlms
FRESH ARRIVAL.
SOL0MON NOKTHUP, or Twelve years a Slave; .
- Companion 10 Uncle Toms Cabin;
Helen and Arthur-by Caroline &c Hentz;
English Humorists-by Thackey;
English ltems-by Ward;
Fern Leaves-by Fanny Fern;
Yusef-byy Ross Brown,
Lloventes History of the Inquisttion Of Spain:
Received this day by
augl6 RATHBONE & WHEELER.