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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18
Russia and Rome.

ACCORDING to one of the latest cable dis
patches the Empress of Russia Is expect
ed to visit Naples ut an early day, accom-
panied by q Iieet Of Russian vessels OF
war. 1t is understood that Her Majesty
will proceed directly to Rome, and that
there she will pay her respects to the
King of Italy and also to the Holy Father.
Coming so soon after the visit to Rome Of
the Grand Duke Nicholas, 1t Is not unnat-
ural that this expected visit Of the Em-
press should be considered to have some
thing of a political character. 1t Is well
known that the relations Of Russia and
the Holy See have for many years been OF
the most unsatisfactory kind. The Cath
olics of Poland have always been much
more willing to submit to the authority
of the Pope than to recognize the author
ity of the Gar. The consequence has
been that the Russian government, hating
as it does the semblage of an imperiu'n "
inpcrio, has steadily pursued harsh pol
| icy towards the Catholic Church IN 20
land. For some time past there has been
manifested a desire on the part OF the
Russian government to conciliate the
Holy Father. Certain bishops have beer
exiled; their sees are now vacant; and II
is said that If the Holy Father. will com
ernment and appoint new bishops to thu
vacant sees, the government Of the Czal
will allow the exiled bishops to return
and will make for them adequate provis
ion. 1t is understood that the mission o
the Grand Duke Nicholas was undertaken
with view to bring about some such ar
rangement. A similar purpose is at
tached to the approaching visit Of tn
Empress TO Rome and the Holy Father
1t is reasonable to suppose that the EN-
press may be more successful than tn
Grand Duke, and that some understand
ing may be come to between Russia an
Rome whereby the condition of the Cath
olics in Russian Poland will be improved
1t is time that persecution should ceas
for religions 8 sake.-N. Y Herald.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18
Miscellaneous Selections.
A NEW-YEAR MOhoDi
n.tGARpErTB.

CD. p.GARDErTB.
Hasthey CLEAN, the Colder, g1,,,G, years
Qthe ardent eye Of lous''
In q rayished soul be hears
Allihe music CT the spneis,, ,,u,n.
Asd Tomorrow, then, - lru.n l,,,
nIS.ss ,o,morrows all are mine!
D divine ,
Yess of youth! In his dream
How they gleaih' j.
Hos they fee. the rushing years,
rAst the haltingpath OF Ase. M
49, .iashing swords and spears
rbst a desperate combat wage
Tn rigbt more desperate sui.
Twill. oh will
yoas he stayedl" Nonel An, he'
How they heel
Hov they 20, the vanished years
nwn he ebbing tide of Iimei
Bering freight of hopes ana iearS
FO'er = current swolln by tears
Onward TO the sea SUBLIME E
To tbe ocean Of the Past, -
Where Of last
Shan be rest? Ay! MOI
How they go'
Letthem CLEAN, and fee, and co.
Each with its appointe., .IAih, H.,
Shining, somber swin, aIu hnow o,v"
In your heart OF hesrts ye Know
III those years Of earth are VAIN
Gha1ows of the life " De,
Sorrowffee.
Use them as God wills, and 80,
Let them 20! -,
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18
The New California Code.

The new California code makes wild
work of home and the family. The great
modern idea Of everybody being every
body else's equal In all things Is car
ried out remorselessly, and magnificent
uniformity of confusion Is the natural re-
suit. Ali that Is necessary to constitute
marriage is for man and woman-or for
that matter boy and a girl, the law doing
away with the effete and monarchical dis
tinction between children and grown folks
to consider themselves married and be-
Eaye accordingly. Being thus yoked,
husband and wife are as fully at liberty to
sue and contract with each other as before
entering irto the matrimonial estate. The
woman may sue her husband for the use
of her crockery at breakfast, and the man
NAV sue his wife for her nights lodging In
his house. Equality In all things Is the
rule; there are to be no invidious distinc-
tons of sex. Should controversies over
rent and tableware grow insuherable,
the two may draw up treaty Of de.
marcation and pay into . common fund
certain contributions nom their respec-
children, which children are to be In the
custody of neither parent, the law say
ing: "When husband and wife are living
separate and apart, the father. as such
has no superior right to that of the moth
er to the care, custody, or control OF the
Children The child thus impartially
neglected must apparently 60 to thu
dogs but the law Kindly steps in to say
that minor who marries becomes sI
adult forthwith. AL the deserted httl
Tom has to do Is to consider and. treA
some equally forlorn little Bessie as hi
wife. and both youngsters are at once N
longer children but grown folks. Say
section % of the code: 1.-THE marriag
of minors changes their status from mi
nors to adults.-N. y. World.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18
ALEXANDRIA, PARISH OF RAPIDES LA.

and q half miles behind her." Major NJ,
when asked whether he was seriously In
jured by the explosion Of the boiler of the
st. Leonard steamer, replied "that he was
SO used to be blown up by his wife that a
mere steamer had no effect upon him."
The evidence of witness In llfe-insur-
ance case, involved In the blowing up
of steamer on the Ohio, Is droll, just be-
cause 1t Is characteristic. The witness
knew the missing man, and saw him on
the deck of the steamer before the explo-
sion. When asked by the lawyer,
.sWhat was the last time you saw him y
nc answered, ''The very last time / SET
ewes on him was when the biler burst,
and l was going up, met him and the
smoke-pipe coming down. ."-British Quar-
feyLy
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18
Who Succeed.

A GENERATION ago there was deal OF
cant in the newspapers about the hard lot
of the gentlemen of the press. Almost
every country editor had his monthly or
quarterly Jeremiad, in which he indulged
In long and lugubrious wall over his
herculean labors aud his beggarly receipts.
Now that, by energy tact, and persistence.
the press has become an engine OF power,
the - Fourth Estate" of the realm, we
hear no more of these piteous plants. A
Journalist thrives or fails, according to his
qualifications and habits. The "b'hOys"
and fast" men of the profession who
" go I'M for short Life and merry one
who mortgage morrcws of happiness tor
moments. of present 'gratification-whose
fingers itch to get rid of dollar the mo-
ment they receive it-who make larger in
vestments in champagne suppers than in
interest-bearing nOtes-who despise the
homely virtues of temperance and frugal
ity, and Micawber-like, are always count
ing upon some miraculous piece of good
fortune to g turn up"-this class is, doubt
less, miserable enough, and think their
profession, as they would think any other,
If they belonged to 1t, the ehardest-worked
and most pOOrly-requited in the world.
Such men are always hard-up" for ideas
anu money, nave y naJural nOrrOr OF the
printers devil, and when not engaged in
digging out leaders from their brains, are
excavating their own graves. But those
who stick to their legitimate business, ane
do their duties faithfully, steer clear o.
bar-rooms and billiard saloons, have {
horror Of race.courses, 90 home at nigh
before the key-hole Is stolen," pay ont
hundred cents to the dollar, and bear il
mind that there is " rainy day. coming
for which it would be well to lay by
snug sum-get along well enough ant
find their calling as pleasant and profita
BILE, to say the least, as that of feelin,
pulses, preaching to sleepy congregations
or piercing the skulls of stupid jurymen
The owners Of our great Representative
journals are always on the watch for sucI
men they have the eyes of lynx to de
tect them in the humblest and most oh
scure positions; and If to these qualities
tions they add mental grasp, large re
tsources, and that tact and worldly knowl
edge which put the keystone to the arc
of all their other qualifications, their a
cent to the topmost round of the ladde
will be as sure and rapid in this profes
sion as in any other.-Prof. Matthescs !
Chicago Tribune.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18

At the Vienna Exhibition there will be
an Infants Pavilion, where will be gathered
everything pertaining to the life OF the
child-toys from Japan, China, Turkey,
Egypt, as well as all the countries OF
Europe, with illustrated books and other
matters of interest to the juvenile mind.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18

AS yet the origin of the fire by which
Barnum's great show was destroyed is
shrouded in mystery. There is whisper
in sawdust circles, however, that it was
caused by the carelessness of one of the
keepers, who neglected to extinguish the
tapir before he turned in.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18

THE Northern Pacific Railway Direc-
tors say that to keep the snow of their
track, although they haven't got to pay q
cent for tribute, they must spend millions
for de fence.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18

FASHIONABLE plutocrats protest that
is an indirect coutravention Of the Consti-
tution, which guarantees to every Amer
ican citizen the right to bear arms.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18

"BLAcK As coal' Is no longer tenable
similein Australia. They've found pure
white depodt there Of which CRATE things
ere prophesied.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18

VEssKLs In the Mersey have been sub
jected to most unmerciful storms.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-01-18

R bis oars on board
1 drew from Y
4 cold punch, whlc
agreeable thunde
the desire for su'i
begin to develol
and Gabriel pre-
\ wider of the Tess ,
and Paul made
| course of which
| bounded liberaii'
acterized medic
he begged to 7
stern meaning :
A ga thousand !,
A thousand
But not by N,
Enravpr anfl
spouted Paul, o.
the thwarts. :"
three will float a
[" Your pardo'
81 We started, a
INTO cold punch
- rather drifted
erosy-cheeked {
hg white, and '
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08
JOHN r. WHITE,
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Middletown, Del.

We the undersigned, residents of s, Gcor-
gcs Hundred, respectfully recommend to ih own
ers of valuable stock the services o. John +.
White. We have employed him in many diff
cult eases, and found him TO have thorough
knowledge of all diseases tha! stock are subject
TO :--George W. karsncr, Samuel Fenimore, l..
V. Aspril, W Kenncy, William Polk, Daniel
Stevens, ". Corbii, Daniel Corbit, Jonathan X.
Williams, =. 7. Perry, S. NJ. Enos Serick r.
Shallcross, George " Grtlip, James J. Janvier
Jarncs 7. Shsllcross, ". Y. vanicnrif, ". n.
Hamilton, N. D., Il. W. Cochran, Samuel PEN
ington, Thomas Cochran, II. A. Perkins, H.
A. Nowland, Vim. Dudley, r. X. Cochran.
May Att.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

Every year increases the populari-
ty fthis valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
aud it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
on FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. II removes all cruptions
and dandruf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair n splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and l consider it the BEST PREpA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold by all Drr,o1isfs. and Dealers In lledicines.
prioo Ono Dollar.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08
FOR ExCHANeE.

CEvERAL Fine Properties In Philadelphia for
~ Farms 10 Delaware and Maryland.
Those wishing to exchange can do we'll By
calling on GEO. W. INGRAM,
Janie-Smos Niddlstown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, We have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and eiIectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL, 4 CO.,
NASHUA, NIL
For sale by CIiAS. fATMAN,
Middleiown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08
@edital.
Ayers Oathartic Pills,

For the relief and
NlA a ri lVase Of all deraure-
49, mrnts In tho ..osi-
] J ! ] ! ]. !
els. They are mild
Icing purely Nrr"-
-. =. 8. e. ~ !: J: s..:sl ;s. y:
sSs bsocd % !. pnrissd. the sorrsps,oss Of ihe sys
~ sSo: :.s:s y @ s.osss 70 M 'ss ssS
activity. Inier1ai Organs which become cloEgcl
.nd :ses,I - s,sssssd Y Ay..: r,'';, s.s... and
when fcetossi on tho vast mnl,iiudes Who enjoy
vsssss 's ssimFrsired for any length q si.... %
az s ~ ;; they ..s MIA ssa sp:
wihosl disturbance to tho constitution, or dict OF
Fail direction. arc given ON tho yrrg.s. 70
and for the following cUsnplsnss. which these
For Sysprpsia or Indigestion. Listiess-
scoSid = ssas" m"Ssrnssiy to ..issls,s u: sssu.
For Liver Complaint and Its various symp-
ache, Jsundics or 0r~en sickness, Ri:
- iudsetUssy taken 6os zach ease 70. correct Me
diseased action or remove the distinctions which
cause Il.
For Dysentcry or Diarrh0n, but one
mild dose IL generally required.
For RheWmAtissn, Cont. Gravel. raj
pitation Of tho Heart, Pain In the
hide, hack, and Loius. they should be eoutin:
uousiy taken, - required. TO change the diseased
acton OF the systsua. With such change hoss
complaints disappear.
For Dropsy and Dropsicai swcliinka,
they should bs taken In large and frequent dosrs
70 pvodsce tho eject Of = drasiic purge.
For 6uppreasyou, large dose should b
taken. as Il produces tho dc~ircd eject BY sym
pAthy.
promote dierston and relieve the stomaeh.
An occasional Aosr stimulates tho stomach and
bowels, restores ;h. appetite. and invirornies tho
sysism. Hcpee II Is ofsrn advantaeeous whcre
no SERIOUS arrangement exists. Ono who feels
to,ovaby well. oi.cu finds that dosc Of thc.e
Piiis makes him ftsi decidedly better from ther
cleansing nnd rcaovatng ofect on tho digestive
apparatas.
rryrARxp nr
Or. y. C. AVER & 90. ,Prsettcoi Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS, u. S. A.
ron SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
For sale by CnAS. TATMAN,
Middletown, Del.
, 1873-08-31

MASONIC.
CotInhsn Chapter, No. 81, H. A, M.~-Spcclal oonvo-
cation Monday osenlny, 6opt. l. at ~ o'clock Wurk
on thu Mark Dexspe. j, q, DIOkisNSUN, Bsu
, 1873-08-31

Trial OF Il Now Steamer for the Chi
cngO Fire Departments.
Ono of the now flro-onginos from the 6ilsby
Works. received two days ago, vas tried yester-
day afternoon, before Commissioners Cleveland
and Sheridan, at the foot OF Quincy street. Tho
ongino is rotary, second size throwing two
streams, aud III handsomely finished with brass
and nickol-p1atod work, though tho contract
called for only tho plainest finAh. Tho builders
put on the additional finish to please "tho boys"
and make an additional attraction to tia
machine as an advertisement. On tue triul,
steam waB shown in 8 minutes after
lighting fires; 10 pounds pressure in 1850;
~ pounds in 6:30 10 pounds III 6:15 aud 40
rapidly to 30 pounds. The ongino will throw
water at 20 pounds pressure, but. thoro having
been delay in bringing the Buotion-pipe, tho
pumps wore not started for sovern1 minutes af-
ter everything connected with the engine waB in
roadlnoaH. When started, tile stream was thrown
some distance boyond tho opposite rvor bank,
With wator pressure OF lou pounds. which ii
tue maximum allowed except by special or
dess. With steam pressure Of as pounds,
howevcr, tho water pressure was raised to
175 pounds, aud beautiful etroam was
thrown both horizontally and yertoally. The
perfect steatnoss Of this clnaR Of ongiuo is very
noticeable, und ia M important feature, provsnt-
lug rackIng Of tho engine itself ..and woar aud
tear on tho hose. Tho Commissioners and Al
dernon proHent expressed their great aatisfae-
tion with the trial, and tho engine will bo as-
aigned to take the place Of some ono Of tho
lighter ones. The ono wloao place it will take
Mlll =; bo called No. q. and will DO sent to the
will be foreman OF No. %, and Ihad IIealy, tho
oldest enginoer IN the Department, will DO on
gineor. Tho third Silsby engine may DO OK
peoted In about eighteen Or twenty days.
, 1873-08-31
AN HONEST sTREET.ChR CONDUCTOR.

70 The Editor ef The CAieaao 7ti5u"t:
Sin: 50 much las been said of the dishon.
esty Of atroet-car conductors that perhaps a
favorable word may not bo a'niss: mud possibly
tho Company may DO gratitiod to learn that ono,
at least, is trustworthy.
a few evenings ago. about 8 o'clock, on Madi-
son streot. betwoen Roboy ard Union Park, our
conductor came to collect faro from q rospocta-
bic young woman, who tonlerod him 4 bill.
which lle took, asling, "IIaye yol1 nothing
smailor;" She .rcp!iod,:." Cau't you change
onc.doilar bill5" These may not have loon tho
e1act wordY, aa wns paying no special attol,-
tion till lis next renuih at'rnctea III "Thlu ~
not Que; its liyc-aollAr BILL" B!so recovered
1t With more hasto tl!an grace then handed
him tho ono dollar for which Bho had
mistaken it. No ono waB toar except my hus-
band and mydolf aul wo woro not ESPECIALLY Oh
Bervant. THAT conductor Ind tho boAt possible
chance, II ho hal chosen to uso 1t, tn pocket S4,
aud tho girl would mover hayo known where ler
money liasl gouo. As lo did not, but proved
hl,solf al llouobt 1sar, folt III IL ho woeo OH
titled to bot!, thnt.kB and credit. Tho girl, in
hcr furry, forgot tllo fo.mor but, II this should
meet hiA oyo, lo will 500 that llo recclyod the
latter from CASUAL 0pB1uYEA.
, 1873-08-31
Dcull Vorcin

Moeta to-day At r. m., 1t u, nuBOylTB', 1Sa Rau.
dolphst., near LsHal.e.
, 1873-08-31
REAL ESTATE.
new IMPROVEMENTS
MORGAN PARK.

This olovatod and beautiful nuburb, under
tho go.Ahend policy Of Q. Fl. Walker. Esq.,
and Col. George r. Clarke, aeoma bound to
aurpaaa al1 our othor charming suburbs in
tho Military, Academy and now Baptist
Church, and tho large Tomnlo College, THE
BLUE ISLAND LAND AND DU1Lp1N9
GO. havo decided to build q 1lne, !argo hotel,
Fon1nle College {tho stock for which has nl-
roady been takenl, d lnrRo house for Aldor~
man Clarke, ono for Mr.. Qott1e, ono for Rev.
dosoa oo5Y afofs 9ne df tor d9ora IT, Dsfoss osos
several others for salo on 48 monthly pay
for thetr suporintsndent, to cost some
$lo,o 900; Also, fine largo houso for IT, Mr:
houso for himaolf. Tho Company gro build
Ing now district school house, putting down
another. Artoaian well, mixing beautiful
streets, laying sidewalks, And making other
Parties who wish n tlno residonoo at n little
more than they would have to pay for rent i 9f
On Col. Clarke at Room No. II, Chamber Of
oS%%9a&S59%c P' F@Rk 9afG is tho highest land in
Cook County, boinE SO teot above Chicago;
It has the most nooess1blo city depot, and Is
tho honlthieBt and most rapidly-groWlnE OF
m our suburbs, and what is hottor than nll elae.
Of nll clasB8a.
Purchasers who wiah to build cnn employ
their own architect. aoleot thoir own plans,
and let thor own contracta, and tho Company
Saa & pe
needs only to be known to be appreciated.
TEE BLUE ISLAND LAND &BUlLDlNG CO.,
No. IL Chamber Of Commerce.
, 1873-08-31

zach zach, fronting nouth on Thirty-aocond street.
t.a notwcon i llnhb and Butler straots oonsiderat
M cast cornor bf Wnbnsh avenue nm and Fifty. .fonrtl,
7tEoet confederation $40, 500,
also. BY tho samc, 101xlU1 foot on the north
%eat ets cornor q Langley ayenuo ard Forty-ai1th
ht[oot consideration, sic, 600.
D. L: uoad sold 1oth Oh Stxty-0rst atrect. be-
tweon Nicholas avenuc and Hcliool stroot con- on
Btoratton, $40 per foot.
| Also, 2ax18o feot east front, on Calumet ave-
@ canalDfntyyn aud
nue. botweon Thirty~pixth md Thrty0 ] 0so,o,tn epu1
streotu; confederation, sos per foot.
GoorEe DeLoynoH i Son sold four acres, bona
Lot o, IN Block |, and Lots 4, O. and 8, In Bloch
2, Of saltenHtalls g. IusAoll's Subdivision, poaI
alton, $4,000.
Larkin & Jen1ss sold thirty arccs located i.
NELSON'S Addition to Washington Heights con,
AUCTION SALES.
at auction during the past week. MoBsra Eli
eon 60 q Foster mado aoIno important sa1ea on
Thursday !, afternoon, 2sth inat., at o'clock, OH
Ing to $l4, ,167.75 T6e attendance was large.
and bidding spirited. The nao waB stopped by
tl!o ow'!ors, MeHsrs. Vail 4 Son, tho prices OBJ
s"1"olA INV uoluk HhIBEuC[0Ty. Un Eflu4Y tile
same = firm madc another salo Of ton lots, corner
~ dar1onldi 1nd Thirty~frst strects, selling tho
whole number OF lota at nearly 81 900 each, tho
sac asSreganE % e5o bidding lively mud sao
satisfactory: az tho aame time was sold house
Anu lot on ShllrtlGT hyenllo. Mt -, $50.
FORTHCOMING BALES.
Charlie, Layton Il Co. will sell at public auction
on tho ground, Wednesday, Sept. II, ut o'clock
P. NJ, five acres, subdivided into argo, deep lots,
tsveon Forty-flfth and Forty -Hixth streets.
Ierm5 70 per cont. cash, 20 per cent. i'll thirty
days aud tho balance in three years at 1t per
cont interest.
m :, SATURDAYS TRANSFERS..
Tho following Instruments were fled fol
record Oh Saturday, Aug. 80:
PROPERTY,
West Huron at near v cor p4ulina at, st. as to
Fremont # Got tentre aud sophia, I, 2s1l2s #,
dased Ang: Il consideration, $3.50.
atd %s ess sasstson Gsn'5s s? 55S ' W.T.
,,' Ms,t EsS it. 50 4 sast q Wood at, ST. 25xl24 it.
esaie Ss9ssfsas'sa Is Il q xass It, asx1, IT, dated
buildings. dated Jaao i confederation, sl,.75 "'
North Ada st, 100 # Of Indiana, v T. 25x135 IT,
dstsd ir Ave- aE 81 g; sonsi9,erst,en n
Aug. 20 ; conslderation, $500.
West v It OF Lot Of Lot IA IN part Of sec 8, 49,
IT. dated Nov. 10, 1871 consideration, $4,000.
Msst Auron ct. p It OF Fucker st. + 24x92 It,
dated Aux. 20; consideration, 81 400.
dated Aug; e; consideration, s. 900.
Ihistyslxh st, 1G5 IT ot State St, I, 25x105 It.
aa5ed Ang. y consideration, s.. $50.
buuaah st. Nun It OF swift place. Q + 5oxt2t $40
fcet dated June = consideration, $50.
south park boulevard, 231 It Of Thirty-acrentl st,
la312o IT, dated April TO consideration, $40 GOO.
Loomis st, 0 corner Of Twents-irst IT. v I, 20 32-
1og1i2a It, dated Aug. q consideration, 81 ,olG:
oo tos y. IN nlock OF Wallers " n o. n Soc 20,
Lot6 ~ bl".s2s Of cark;a y Of sw " Sec 13, 80,
IL, dateu e July X 10 &C consideration, 81 500.
~, Lot =, IN BLOCK ~ OF cark's Of ~ Bee. 10,
~ IL. o9cu !mly ~ H. ~ eo,ssisesnson nn 81 soo