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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-16
THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN THURSDAY JANUARY 49, 1873

the changing aspect of things, and the do
liberations Of legislative assem- blies, q sort
of last resort to which We all look for jug
tice and right, when they are beloved TO
have failed everywhere else, slow to wrath,
but firm as rock--may not the judicial
arm of the service be called the reserve
corps, and being so, must It not keep in
hailing distance of and respond to the ad-
vancing columns
1take IL, gentlemen, your observations
led you to the conclusion to which all re-
flecting minds at last come: that all
changes Of constitutions, notifications Of
laws, as we'll rs all reforms sought by
legal enactment amount to but little, and
effect substantially no real improvement
in the administration of public affairs, nor
the regulation Of public conduct, unless
built upon and sustained by healthy and
corresponding public sentiment. Good
laws materially assist 10 promoting tho
general prosperity when based upon, up
morality. / believe experience will
show that legislation, in advance of public
necessity, thrust forward before It's day,
upon mere expectation, or 10 meet empir-
ical notions of morally or reform, will not,
in the end, prove wise or useful. March,
ing side by side with tho experience of the
ago, as we shall comprehend IL, and the
necessities Of the times as we shall under
stand them, wo shall come nearer the
standard Of prudent legislation, and most
likely fulfill the reasonable expectations
of our constituents, promote the general
prosperity of the state, and deserve the
favor of the ruler of the universe.
X. j. OGLRsBY.
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NOTICE


Il hereby given that default having been
made for more than sixty days in the pay
ment Of Il portion OF the amount secured 10
be paid by u certain mortgage executed by
Joseph Mckenzie TO Samuel Stats TAYLOR
and Edwin Parsons, trustees of the Caior
City Property, dated March 10th, 1863, and
recorded In the recorders office, in and Tor
Alexander county, in the state of Illinois, in
book Il, of deeds, on page 10, etc. we, the
undersigned sal trustees, will, ON Friday,
the 2ith day OF January, next, A. d., 1873,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day, I'M
der and by virtue Of the power of sale con
tanned in said mortgage, sell, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
Office building of said trustees, corner of
Washington avenue and Eighteenth street,
in the city of Cairo, in Alexander county
and state of Illinois, all the right, title fn,l
interest of said Joseph Mckenzie or his as
signs, in and TO lots numbered ~ thirty
two, G' uhirty-thrcc), and 20 Chi, ty-four),
IN block numbered 2 two, in the fourth ad.
dition to saiu city OF Cairo, according TO the
recorded plat thereof, with the appiirtenan-
ces to satisfy the purposes and condition OF
said mortgage.
5. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees of the Cairo City Property,
Dated, Cairo, Ills, December 30, 1872.
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Is hereby given that default having been
made for more than sixty days in the pay
ment of portion of the amount secured to
be paid by certain mortgage executed by
Warren q. Dunning to Samuel Stats TAYLOR
and Edwin Parsons, trustees of the Cairo
City Property, dated November 14th, 1864,
and recOrdedin the recorders office, In and
for Alexander county, in the state of Illinois,
In Book +, of dee Is, on page 3Ss, etc., we,
the undersigned said trustees, will ON FRI,
day, the oath day of January next, A, d..
1873, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that
day, under and by virtue of the power of
sale cOntained.in said mortgage, sell. at pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash,
at the Office building of said trustees, corner
OF Washington avenue and Eighteenth street,
In the city of Cairo, in Alexander county
and state of Illinois, all the right, title and
interest of said Warren G. Dunning or his as
signs, in and to lots numbered 81 thirty .one).
and ~ uhirty-two). in block numbered "a,
lseNenty-three,) in said city Of Cairo. accord.
ing to the recorded plat thereof, with the
appurtena0ccs, to satisfy the purposes and
condition of said mortgage.
). STAATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees Of the Cairo City Property,
Dated, Cairo, HIS, December 80, Is72.
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Our Home Advertisers.
I.EeaAI.
LEGAL.
NOvrrNH


NOTICE
Is hereby given that default having been
made for more than sixty days in the pay.
ment OF portion of the
amount secured to be paid by n
certain mortgage executed by Frank Ham
camp to Samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin
Parsons, trustees of the Cairo City Property
dated March 10, 1854, and recorded In the
recorders Office, in and for Alexander
county, In the state OF ssIllinois, in book l. of
deeds, on page 097, etc, we, the under
signed, said trustees, will on Friday, the
2ith day OF January next, A. ID. 1873, at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day, under
and by virtue of tho power of sale contain ned
~ SAID mortgage, sell at public auction b the
hignest bidder for cash, at the Office building
Oh SAID trustees, corner of Washington ave-
nue. anu Eighteenth street, In the city of
Cairo, IN Alexander county and state of Illi-
nois, all the right, title and interest of said
FRANK Hancamp, or his assigns. In and TO
lou numbered three.) In block numbered
~ forty,) In said city OF Cairo, according TO
the recorded plat thereof, with the applirte-
nances, 70 satisfy the purposes and condi-
$. Stats TAYLOR.
EDWIN PARSONS,
trustees OF the Cairo City Property,
Dated Cairo, Illinois, December 30, 1872
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NOTIOE

NOIlCE
Is hereby given that default having been
made for more than sixty days In the paw
ment OF portion of the amount secured 10
be paid by certain mortgage executed by
John 4. Taggart to Samuel stats Taylor and
Edwin Parsons, trustees of the Cairo CITY
Property, dated Nov. II, 1894. and recorded
In the recorders office, In a nj for Alexander
county, IN the state OF Illinois, in book + of
deeds, ON page l02, ETC., we, the undersigned
trustees, will ON Friday, the cath day OF Jan.
lary next, a. ID. 1878, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of that day, under and by virtue of
the powerof sale contained In said mortgage,
sell Mt public auction, TO the highest bidder,
for cash, ut the Office building of said tr,is.
tees, corner Of Washington avenue and
~ ihteenth street, IN the city Of Cairo, In
Alexander county and state Of Illinois, all
the right, title and interest OF said John r.
Taggart, or his assigns, In aud to lots num-
bered ~ (nineteen,) 20 (twenty,) 81 twenty
one,) % (twenty-two,) D Uwenty-threc y and
"a twenty-fourD in block bs (fifty-eigit,j in
the First Addt ion TO the city Of Cairo, ac-
cording to the recorded plat thereof. with
the appurtcnances, to satisfy the purposes
and condition of said mortgage
5. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees Of the Cairo City Property,
Dated Cairo, Illinois, December ~, lsI2.
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NOTICE
l. hereby given that default having been
made for more than sixty days in the pay
ment of a portion of the amount secured 10
be paid by certain mortgage executed by
Erwin Maxwell to Samuel Stats Taylor and
Edwin Parsons, trustees of the Cairo City
Property, dated September 10, 1863, and
recorded I'm the recorders Office, in and for
Alexander county, In the state OF Illinois, in
book T.. OF deeds. on page 2iD. etc, we, the
undersigned said trustees, will, on + riday.
the oath day of January next. A. d.. 1873, 1t
10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day. under
and by virtue of the power of sale contained
in said mortgage, sell. at public auction. 10
the highest bidder, for cash, at the Office
building of said Trustees, corner Of Wash
ington avenue and Eighteenth street. in the
City Of Cairo, in Alexander county and state
of Illinois. all the right. title and inteiest of
said Erwin Maxwell or his assigns, in and to
lot numbered (1Hree), in block numbered
IS 0orty-eight, in the first addition To said
city OF Cairo, according TO the recorded plat
thereof, with the appurtenances: TO satisfy
the purposes and condition Of said Mortgage
;. STATS TAYLOR.
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees o. the Cairo City Property,
Dated, Caro-, His, December 30, lsI2.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
is hereby given that default having been
made for more than sixty days in the pay.
ment OF portion of the amount secured 10
be paid by certain mortgage executed by
Joseph Mckenzie to Samuel Stats TAYLOR
and Edwin Parsons, trustees OF the Cairo
City Property, dated September ~. 1865. and
recorded in the recorders office, IN and for
Alexander county, in the state OF Illinois, In
book of deeds, on page llG. etc., we. the
undersigned said trustees, will on Friday,
the oath day Of January next, A. -. 1873, al
10 O'Clock In the forenoon of that day. under
and by virtue the power of sale contained
in said mortgage, sell al public auction 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, at the office build
ing OF said trustees, corner Of Washington
avenue and Eighteenth street, in the city of
Cairo. in Alexander county and state of Iii
nois, all the right, title and interest of said
Joseph Mckenzie or his assigns. In and To lots
numbered ID, (titteen,) 10 (sixteen,) and II
(seventeen,) In block numbered = Uwo) In
the Fourth addition to the said city OF Cairo,
according to the recorded plat thereof, with
the appurtenanccs To satisfy the purposes
and condition of said mortgage
5. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees of the Cairo City Property.
Dated Cairo, Illinois, December 30, 1872.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-17
NO. l43.
THE MOTH PEST.

In no way is the adage that "the price
OF liberty is eternal vigilance" more truly
illustrated than in the constant efforts nee
essary, at certain seasons of the year, to
keep upholstering goods, carpets, etc, free
from the inroads of moths. In the spring.
and through the time the moth miller is
lying about, the little fellow should be
hunted down, and killed at sight, if seen:
otherwise the egg will be left to make
trouble afterward. These eggs are laid
in cotton cloth, or in the cotton or wool
stuillng OF chairs, sofas. etc., and there
they are hatched, to work in the wool and
hair. and multiply indefinitely so long as
they are not disturbed. To prevent the
moths from secreting themselves and de-
posting their eggs, as we'll as for dislodg-
ing both. constant examination of chairs
etc, is recommended, with brushing out
OF seams and assures where the cloth
overays; not once in a week, or semi-oc-
caslonalIv, but rs often us time can be
found TO do it, Neglect will cost more
than constant examination. The washing
OF floors, and the saturating oil the cracks
therein, with a Solution of chloride of lime
Is OF great service also, as precautionary
measure, as Is the use of camphor in Il
small room or closet where upholstering
stock Is kept; while cedar boxes are good
to keep iurs and woolen fabrics in. II the
latter are packed away in boxes of cedar,
or other woods, it is well to do them up in
newspapers first. If moths are present in
chars, ETC., there is nothing that will kill
them like benzine, and this NAV be used
to the fullest extent in terry and hair cloth
goods. without injuring them, and the
same is said also in regard to plush goods
The cloth and inside stufling should be
completely saturated, even if gallons are
needed Tor the purpose. The moth must
be drowned out thoroughly. And benzine
has the admirable property of evapora-
ting without leaving trace of its former
presence behind. The steamng of furni.
ture has been practised to some extent,
but the results have been unsatisfactory,
for the steam cannot be directly applied to
the place infested by the moths without
ripping open and tearing away the cloth
coverings. While upou this subject, il
may be said that another pest which troub-
les house-keepers, the bed-bug. can be ex-
terminated by making a freezing mixture
of ice and salt, and dipping therein the
ends of bed Stats, with swabbing OF the
cavities in the bedstead by sponge tied
to Il stick, and wet with it, Linseed oil
and benzine, as well as coal oil, have been
used for the same purpose, rs is well
known.-CbbiRd Maker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-17

Wequote from Chap. 80 Il. 5. ISL, the title Of
said chapter being "in5peciion and sale Of Manu-.
actured Articles
sEcr.3 Every person and corporation engaged
IN manufacturing petroleum coal oil or burning lud
shall cause every Cak other vessel thereof to be
SO inspected and marked by a sworn Inspector
And any person manufactures sells such oil or
burning mud not so inspected and marked IN THIS
state or that has not been so inspected and marked
as unsafe for illuminating purposes, lie shall pG8
fae net erceeding fire handred dotrs or be Mnllis-
"ned slN months IN the county iail, upon ial:ct-
ments therefor.
Foliind Me, Anrll 2l, lS13. may lj-jmt
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Published ut AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
foot Of Court, by SrRAGUE, OWEN & NASH.
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South End Market.

Mr.. II. ID. Pinkbam would most respectfully a:
nounce to the citizens oil Hallowel and vicinity
that he can still be found at the old stand
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-12

~ -, 11!a. even Of those residing
= !,sy.. III. wark i c:rli.;i o., have any
,1-;:..- !,lSl Of the extern: 20 w.i' Il til,
.s!..,.-s, e :oI,.rjo maxim. tE1t the
.r 7.:i.y,,..c,s . HI, Il ,.lols ~ ships, bat
he little rxr,,s.-iv,. pellets which delight
II, sous ii cl,:l,lr,I.l J. prosecuted III
..-.- town Of SoIt'ln,i,i. l. !. Dining
Tie month preliminary :" i.ie nationai
l.,sTi,i..v. VII, Il i s.jsyays Sc ,eason of ex-
,r..e uc:iyit, in tia ture;et'' i!nie. i.lt
steamer .Est OFT" has :ah to New York
~ almost every trip, large number Of
5,,r-. Il hacked with turpeC.oes. put up in
packages of one hundred. on several
i.r..,,.a,., she his had Oh board. shipped
~ manufacture in Greenpnit ami
N,ir;hoid village over lC,coo,co
Il is estimated says the Greonport
IEatckns,s',. that the total humber manu-
ftcturs,i here in the town. during the
,..t,. wear. is between iie.to1,eoo ard
10000. $50. They are Sold to wholesale
dealers who slip the III to all parts. go
long rs they axe kept dry, tolpsdotS do
not tietcrio.te ~ age. but on the con
t,f-v. ii. r. -,;;,uIne Of sound Is inc1tased-
They r,tE-,. n Price from ;hiity Genus
,srfinr.3v1d. or under, nj when they
aye SJrY.lt tililGS s:st.iIttt - s''A "..''
lee,Iv makers in the Winter season, to
,.,rtv and fifty cents in the Summer.
Formerly the Southern States used to be
orc al tia best markets for the sale Of
.h5 ,grped,ss, lat the war altered "a!
that.
TIE rlacaiaci1irs. - in G-eenr".t con-
ts.-se :.l.r.r,;:!iy :. Urge amount oi silver,
misty Am.Iicau com, in preparing the
Eliminating powder which expio,'es the
r,rI.s,!., II c,zisliis: in contact with any
..:s,i substance The premium N silver
;oi,,d with tie high Tr;ce If alcohol,
Issue paper. and ether n.l.teIi;''s, 1t one
;in.c reduced the profits Of the business
&c, - .u.s Il iicure - to cause q Haiiia!
,,;si.eI,sict,. but it has since i,"iroved
considerably Tit makers axe mostly
.ieff,.ats. and are all Industrious. frugal
.lass. u hose labor adds constantly IN the
wealth AID prosperity - tie town
:. ''ft'' ~, .l,lisTicG2t.
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VIRGINIA & TRuCKEE r. r.
kEAE -.

a.. AID AFTER FEBRUARY LIST.
q -.
T.a9a'us;; PASSENGER TRAINS
s-rEaD -c.,rC s-lsl, I-sss.Ir sid Nes:e n
:. .s.i... 's<ssi.,,er Trans OF tee t. Z. =. x.
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REAL ESTATE.


Nyw-YoRK, Tuesday July To- lsIS
The Exchange was well attended to-day, IN
terest beius excited by OF the sale OF
the property belonging the Kniekorbocker Hotel
Comnanv and located on Fifth-ave, between Fifty
e,Shtb ana T1fty-ninth-sts The sale was to be made
naar legal order 70 close out the rights Of tho Com
MANY which was In default Of its contracts but at the
Opening OF the proceeding an injunction issuing out OF
the United States Court upon the application OF Henry
"A Elliott was served upon the referee thereby staying
furthsr proceedings. The sale accordingly ad
5orned until the 22d inst The legal proceeding under
which the sale postponed appears to have ITS origin
bsnFrupt and 1t was understood this action was
ertaken In the interest Of the Company. a. j. Blocker
Son a Co resOld two lots which previous purchaser
had failed 20 take, securing advance price on the
amount OF the previous sale. II. N. Camp sold house
hf Miller sold several parcels under legal order one Of
them being resale OF premises on SXthst the former
Chaser the first sale for Se5OO having anuuled
account OF Misunderstanding. Full particulars Of
Regarding the suburban sales. by A. JEBleecker. of
property at Painheld. under direction Of Gen. r. IL
villa plots az Far Rockaway by Jere. Johnson IT,, no
particulars have been as yet received but Will DO gwen
rxcHiSeE SALES, JULr1S
LEGAL sale under the dreeaOH Of " Iod referee eoas and o
Sa n Ss Ss s q o 40
Len, m under RE direction Of L L. lockwood referee lot 9O5I
oO oosis SorthIssly Of Teuihs'e AMI sIg'
ss sSr he si@s erccsH lot 2OIlOO adjoining uOler,
~ james H. Miller
I~g ,,Ie under direction A. Jackson referee house and lot,
northerly side q 1wntsecond lVb rev
3inosss westerly from DAVID clara $1,000
under direction house and lot 25I15 located on the
westerly FAe 100 feet IL inches northey Onehund
Ued aad, niHih-st TO 3. II. Bioks, $1,000 ,
sale b. or1 Thomas M Pete executor OF B1AOeh
ccsun ard 1898 95rl022 located the uorther
side o. ksh 100 s' westerly from hrtArs' 70 '0Sn
Post $500. 1911. ... -.
Leg. (el uhder direction WIN n LeouIr referee bhcf
factory 10 located the nonhey side OF sixth
between Second ThsTeAo s. SeEsrs second mortgage
SlA5OO
PROPOSED PUBLIC SALES.
noted
Wednesday,, Jaly l6-Bg Bhfdla keDH<ug.
Lgsl direction Of GeOEe ngrahan referee lots
s51lOO5 eaca located the nohef Of begin
mig 220 feet westerly from Thirt-sve.
~ James N. Muir.
under the direction Of A. H. JOHN referee house and ot
23Oo5 located the souherJ side Of Forty h, l69 feet
oasterJ from Aadisohsye
Legal the direction Of Francis NJ Scott referee the
prenses 2g41513 located and known No 80 Noroktt
Legal toe oireeten lois lO3 4xlOOl 10 located
sobr aide Of Onehandrec and heenthsk go feet east
cry frolnF ourth-ave.
Lsll direction Of George HIlssy, referee bunVs
0 81 'front.' 40 rear % and 95I, oated And knoun ~
no. 80 Rast hgbteenth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-16
IrOndale Coal and Iron Property.
THE FRANKLIN IRON AND COAL COMPAN,

Il
Said lands and vorts are su,ted Preston County Virgins.
on the line Of Ohio Railroad the Grafton june
herewith BY branch railroad Of Uniform ganE
construction distant go miles from Baltimore 90 miles from Cum
bsrsnd 100 miles RON Wheeling ia miles from Parer'bug land 60
miles Pittsburgh the line Of the Pittsburgh and Charleston Rail
road nov building southwark Virginia. by Of which
road has aeess Bas sDd West and will shortly
also have access to Pittsburgh and the magnetic de-
pOsits Of Virgins and the KanaWhA
Tb, TRACT OF LANDS embraces I. 100 acres Of which
go are cultivation remainder being covered with heavy
growth Of valuable Timber.
Its also uudsrlsid by THREE DISTINCT WORKABLE
VEINS OF GOOD COAL, accessible the surface, g.,
and feet thickness respectively which have been tested and
worked on adjacent properties for many The coal yields
On. Iustrous hard grained coke. suitable for Iron
making.
There ar. also 10 close proximity buminous coal THREE
SEPARATE BEDS OF IRON ORE Ofhs 7.het, known to
miner, a, CLAY IRON STONE" largely use in English
Furnaces. ranging from % in thickness and easily
mined placed Furu,oesc at 81 80 per ton
In upOndOn with .h. iron belts Limestone suitable for
tIg purposes Fro-Clsy and bung Sandstone, suitable for
| sOustrustng Funacss Ovens &e.
Among The permanent Structures and improvements erected
for the most part b. the Company, are:-
One Hot-Blast Furnace. 80 feet stack, 1l.9 bOIh
Two,Blowing Engines, S0hOns power, male by sWeeny
Son Of Reading
Hot-East Apparatus, % feet stoves
-Four Miles of Railroad, ash gauge Sdngs INhes 65 and
CO pound rail. vel laid and bAlaSssd
One Sawmil Wheel circular carpenter and tool
shop complete
Foundry, including cupol, mods o,Stinr patterns &C.
Machine und;BIacksmith shop, With lsihes drills, &c
80 workmen's Dwelling Houses, double and single
doss attached IN good order.
Storehouses, Engine-House, Onces, Sheds COfingPit
Tr,stes TrlDvays Drifts Openings Stables tad other
BIeavOns necessary for the operation anu maintenance
Of extended production and shipment Iron and coal
blast and bsye been successful operation for
several y They laid worked and enlarged under the i'm
mediate supervision largest marucu the whole
penure property being upward Of S7O0,0O0 TIE Blast
Furnae capacity turning twelve tons Of pig iron
day the which product has faxed No. and
No Foundry y forge and whtel iron in the Que RIVER markets.
The capacity greatly increased at bu little cost BY the erection
Of q second furnace, the site for which ia selected
There tny sites advantageous for the suee's
continued and probable manufacture Of iron the fuel the sax and
the being property and connected with the furnace
BY ra Pig iron tho eIng facilities hs been made BY tho
son per this DO sssned By Improve
neps In contemplation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-16
Deniistrp.

A BEAUTIFUL and substantial SET Of
~ TEETH 50 upward. Dr. REID 212 6thaTe thrd door
above 17,hst. The last 10 JeATA
A BSOLUTELY PAINLESS.-TEETH ex-
IA ieled fresh Gas daily. Combination Sets extremely ghi AMI
RabbsrS $40 ZIG GthaVs between l4tb l5thss
Established "a Dr. l. BERNARD
GETS, $40; SINGLE TEETH, 81. Gold and
y Other 6Ags IL and upWel Laushing Gas admins
Tered. Dr. GAksEI 42l tthaTe
VNEETII EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN 16
YRARS-Benumbng application Beautiful teeth inserted at
moderate rAI9t; plumpeTs Tor hollow cheeks specially.
J. JAY NlLAElS lJJ GrsBi, Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-16
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRK. Tuesday. July IS, 1873.

NRw-Y0RK, tuesday, July To- 1918
The general horse market presented much the
same features or to be correct the absence
of all noteworthy feature yesterday. There was
comparatively more doing at the leading auction marss
and We give below the results Of this days sales, a.
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-16
Also, Tract of 5000 Acres Of Good
Western Prairie Farming Lands,

situated Jackson HsSsse Johnson and Williamson Counties In the
southern portion Of the STATE or ILLINOIS. within
distance Of railroad and communications and good markets
contiguous and largely OF rich bottom and prairie
soil ntersssd good and ample timber and appraised at
from % W $35 per aero
Sealed Proposals viii be received BY the undersigned at his
Office for sixty 60 days from Ju for the purchase Of e
West Virginia Tract OF Coal and Iron Lands with the
Furnace other IDDr0v ernents entire they stand Also
separately for the Illinois Farming Lands any portion
ersotbe reservn the right reject all tds is
deemed for the interest Of the creditors Of the BaBt do
Tsnns-Onetd cash. balance two aud three secured
By mortgage
Title perfect-ibSoute in the oeesn Bank
Further particulars and Information Geological and Mining Engineers
Reports the Virginia properly aud detailed descriptions Of tie lii
no5 lataI can be had on application to
THEODORE nj. DAVIS,
Receiver Of Ocean National Bank,
10 EAssAU-sT., NY