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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-05

Fon good shave for ten cents, a good
hair cut for twenty-five cents, go to Henry
Schicks bsber shop, No. lia Commercial
Avenue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-05
DEFEATED.

For over ~ years SELLERS LIVER rlll.S have
been lhe standard remedy for Liver Complaint
Cor,ivSs,ness, Sick Headache, Pain IN Shoulders or
ard all disssses srsInr nom rranr,d aiMte fthc
Liwr or stomach. Thomas AdamH, OF Big sandy,
~; SAYS Snllcr's Pilis have saved hundrds OF
dollars u doctors' bills In this country" X. y,
Sols" = 70, rr9rrhtors, Plttshmg, IA. Barclay
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-05

BRANCH OFFICE Of Williams Steam DYE
Works, Of Evansville at Mrs. James No
AZ Eighth street, Cairo, Ills.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,
EsrArB OF WILLIAM y. MCMILLAN, DECEASED.
state Of Illinois, Alexander county, M.

state Of Illinois, Alexander county, ss.
TO tho heirs and'crcditors OF said estate.
You arc hereby notified that on Monday, the 10th
day Of March, 1872 the administrator Of said estate,
will present to the county court Of Alexander
county, at Cairo, Illinois, inal report Of
bis acts anu doings IA euch administrator,
and AK the court 10 be discharged nom any
~ anu ~, mrt9er ouues sna resPonsDties connect
~ which limo and place, you may b. present aud
resist such application II yon chOOec no ~ do.
JOHN pARROTT, Administrator.
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Eminent Drs. $. l.. ana J. c. Nieblet.

81 Louis, Mo,
say Coldcn'a LIzBIG's Loud EXTRACT oy Byyr
very agreeable article OF diet, and partlcuary
useiul when TONES are required, being tolerated
W N, other forms OF animal food are rejected In
niLlhkHlA; hALAluAL TrrH ~ FEyERs. MEAKgKss,
and every depressing disease we have prescribed n
WIN GREAT SUCCESS. Van Setback a Stevenson,
druggsts agents, Chicago.
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MEDICAL
THE GREAT BLOOD TONIC

For the euro af all diseases arising from impure
blood, and for invigorating and strengthening the
vital organs, Are YOU weak, nervous. debilitatod
pale and cmaciatcds Have you Lost your appcttcy
Have you nausea pain in the back. Scy lf 40. DR.
Lindscys Blood Scarchcr will drive ont the disease
Bols Eysipeas, letter Salt Rheum. Sc, are but
surface Indications Of Blood Disease and Dr. Lind.
scys Blood Scarcher, by purifying the system soft.
ems me SKIN and beauties the complexion. Sold
by all druggists, 81 % pcrbottlc. X H. Sellers,
Proprietor Pit,sburs, Pa. Barclay Bros, Agents
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-05
~. s. Court.

Quite a number of B!smamkers left
this week to attend the U. S. Court at
Fargo. The first case before the jury
Willie the Brughier murdcrcase, in which
saen. Miles takes an active part asa friend
.ofathc accused. Brug Ii er was Miles faith.
:fnl scout in days gone by and the General
does not forget it. The second csse Will
betlat of Clancy, who, it will be proven,
killed his man with the bait of a gun IN
self defence last summer OH the N. p. ex-
tension. G"tfney. who, it will be renlem-
bcred, was accused of lobbing Mrs. Wal
lace Britton s trunk while at For, Lincoln,
will also:be tried at this court Peterson,
for purchasing goods known by him to
have been stolen Indian supplies, will
receive a hearing. The Eclipse libel
cases are also docketed for this court, but
an effort will be made to have the hearing
in this city. p. II. Bly, and j. w. Ray
lnond oftllis city are on the grand jury.
The latter left w Wednesday morning.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-05
Helen sEar White.

The Episcopal church benefit rendered
by Helen Mar White nettcd $40. Miss
White is now at Standing Rock, the guest
Of Mrs. Capt. Rodgers. She gave an en-
tertainmcnt there which was very salts.
factory indeed. She will read at Ft. lin
coin Monday night andat Champion Hall
again on Tuesday night She will give
an entirely new programme enlivened by
choice selections from the most popular
authors. Miss White made hosts Of
friends during her brief visit to Bismarck
AID will no doubt have a good house on
her return next week.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-05
L. G.. YELRUa,
Most Exalted Scribe.
An Extraordinary Bird.

Special Correspondence OF the Tribune.
FIT. STEVENS N. Nov. 30.-An extraordinary
animal was recently killed on the Coteau du Mis-
souri, short distance north of Fort Stevenson.
DR.. vno Guelph Faunist Of ilarveyopo!is, Cana
dian Province of Ontario, pronounced it bird
as belonging specifically to the class ices.
Strange, indeed. are Natures laws, but this ad-
dition to the Fauna Of Northern Dakota-Pcm-
bina soon to bc-is r .markaby well calculated
to unsctt;c the elaborate foundation OF the beau
titul Structure natural historians iiavc b.iii t.
The above named taunie naturalist. AhO. un-'
hesitatihgy. pronounced it superior 10 the DEE
zc:e r0arse chic" en-, cusely examined, its attr-
butive characteristics of extension an compre-
hcnsion, and exprrsst his unqualified bellcf
is the BROAD prairie Junsly points along
tie Big Muddy i,omousy rather than atii'-
ity. should decide its specific: diifrrc ccs. and its
ploximute genus was supposed 10 he that ol the
TurGey. Tie Doctor not say wll;.t adjust
mcnts OF the mechanical relations of Its different
parts are necessary TO na1ie 1t to ny. but u
poscs on hill tops. is srcsa.ious, has h)r.s-at
least at timcS-ls covered with halr. has four
legs AID iceI, and other attributes specific, gen
ERIC, .'Ortlerial, aetc. Its hOnlul gy would lead
.he uninitiatcd to Class 1t with the lilshmahs 9
bird ,ha, had Two ears 10 lily With, two legs to
walk with and two legs to kick Without his
rare lird had horns and black tail; i'll short,
qara aus. Itis purposed to designate lnis re-
n,arkabl creature us he Apier0s non meedgTis
gd.tOpaU 20 Seu cerGUS n0$netets IL eGfcuS "a" "Gue-
SIS, winch, literally trans lated. m ans "lhe
Doctors Turkey SCIENTIFIC QUAKER.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-05
NILES CITY MUTTEEeINGs.
Sergeant Marks Crosses the River
Ul:aan, the Murderer

MILES CITY, Nov. 25.-Sergcant Marks, @. NJ.
Sergeant of the 5th U. s. Infantry, this morning
appealed long contested suit on earth to the
Supreme court above. Without filing any notice
ofexccAting an undertaking or appeal he sur
reptitiously made up his Judgment r III and skip
ped aloit TO await the action of the Appellate
Court Whether his .'statcment'' will be found
correct by the reviewing. authority, or returned
for amendments, is not clear to the Judgment
creditors, yet it is air to presume transcript Of
his earthly record will have been prepared ere the
sergeant reaches that far distant court from which
10 apprals;can be taken. It is runored that The
sergeant, previous To his esca ;e from the tur-
molsfofIiie, had appropriated funds to the rx-
'enrof $1,000 he was a confirmed gambler, oft
en- winning and losing large sums ycthis friends
protest .thut financial en,b rrass.lent could not
have been tie ta!,se of his most has,y exit. An
other statement is to the effect tnat Murxs had
lot some S5t0)LuC th:t twas ;is oxl money.
This Is probably the right it is certainly the
most char. bic view fthe suicide reusons for
passing III his last stack OF reds.
UlnMM: th man WHO is charged with the kill
lng uf Winters. had his he;lrny before Commits
sloncr Cook on Saturday last. and was discharged
for want of jurisdictions Chadband app cared 10,
tn dcicndani and from the proiunnlty Of his
knowledge oI the law cxtrlcated the tact That
Prcsi cnt Hayes had n,allthOity to ret aside
lor military purposes. that portion Of Montana
known as t't. Keoyh.
lad Wenhs Iuiuer consulted the Revised
statutes Of the y. Chad says he would nave
hcsli"tcd before issuing the executive order
AS MI. IL. didnt hav. The 'uthoriiy to set aside
SAID land tor military purposes tue u. S. Cou,ts
haa M jurisdiction, over The prisoner (who Killed
his nali ON the rcscrvc) hence he was discharged.
hc was ARE sfri a.aln to-day, however. on IL war
rant Aed out oia justice vourt and is now Ill
the custody o. the sheriff.
Joe Smith, w.o Will }. remembered as a ma
nipulator o1 lhe ar!.ent for Charley Louis ut Bis
marcA' Is Ii dllacnliy here he attempted To Oh
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-05
FREAKS OF ELECTRICITY. \.
The TOICE OF TEE WIRES
THROUGHOUT THE yVDRLD.
Do. Grass. Chief Of the Gros Ventres,
Foully Murdered ct Glend;ve---
His Jus5111ar Vein Cut ANA
Two S,+abs in his Heart.
BECOMING CIVILIZED.

6ECOMlNlI
FIT. BuFoRD, D. Il, Dec. 4.-Dog Grass,
chief Of the Gros Venters Inillans was
fatally stabbed by Strong Wind, of the
same tribe, near their. hunting camp Oh
the Yellowstone river at Glendive, Mon
tana, on the 22d ult 1t seems that some
person had visited the camp from the up
per Yellowstone provided with plenti-
ful supply Of fire water for trading pur.
poses Of which these Indians imbibcl
freely. An ancient grudge caused an al
tcrcation and Dog Grass becoming excited
struck Strong Wind in the face. This
was not resented, as Dog Grass was chief
but further argument only increased the
bitterness and at last Dog Grass proceeded
inthe fashion Of the whites to give Strong
Wind a
LESSON IN THE MANLY ART.
The pugllistic savages were separated by
the onlooker and it was supposed the mat
ter had ended but later on in the evening
Dog Grass, who was taking q mDollight
ramble with Il frie:d became aware that
S:rony Wind was following him. The
Chief turned and said, You dog, you ;,r,,
trailing me Ply ~ answered the other,
They both simultaneously >prany towards
each other and Strong Wind drove his
hunting katie into the neck Of til. chief.
nearly scverng The jugular vein-thon
quickly Withdrawing the keen blade, he
STARRED HIM 'TW1rE
in the region Of the heart-Dog Grass fell,
exclaiminy You dog, yol have killed
me" How" answered Slroay Mind
Il u;n off tol the CrOws.v The next morn
ing Strong Winu was in the lodge q: sol
,dlcr of1he tribe where he WIS safe from
th: wrath OF al avenyiny kinsml,, and
when told of the fatal duel in which he
ii figured So conspicuousiy the preceding
night, cvinccd great surprise; h" seemed
to Know thing of the crime H. had com
mittcl while ul;lar the inilc ICE nssials .
liquid. Il is frientis SNUG s;vd hlla out
oi camp and he IS supposed to have s:juy yht
4 wiywam OF ltety with the Crows Dog
Grass was one OF the five head nel of1he
Camp and the widest excitsment concaiv-
able prevaile>l among his followers after
the tragedy.
No dispatches from the east-wires
down. ]-ED.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-05
The Troubl- with Johnny.

----- - - port f1ULCcr. - ~
A correspondent of the Paoneer-Press
underthe name of Cactus and several
other aliases, locating himself first at Bis
marck and then at Fargo, proceeds 10
haul up the Dakota politicians before Il: IN
and after rubbing them down with a
branch off of the plant bexring his name,
dismisses them with 4 growl Just what
ails Cactus is hard to tell, but we be-
5lieve, altar carefully considering his case,
we are safe in pronouncing it worms.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-05
Change OF Tin, ..

A A new time table goes into effect Mon
day mo ming next, the morning mail lcav-
l.,3 al I II. III. instead o;.7:45 This change
was brought about on account Of the gen.
|eral looseness and insuHiciency of the ac-
comodati0ns u: Elk River station, where
the train stopped for breakfast. Passen-
gers will hereafter reach ST. Paul in time
tol that meal The passenger wilt arrive
at 7:20 instead of 7:10 and one daily
freight train each way arriving and de-
parting at 2: 80 u. IN.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-05
The Heavy men Of Fargo.

With John Rea, Edwards and Goldy
West all in the eastern end of the terri
tory, we are living in daily dread of orr
end OF it kicking up and spilling us into
Lake Superior.-D Dead,sood Pioneer.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-05
Mission servfre.

Rev Mr. Miller has secured the use of
Champion Hall for mission service Sun
day evenings The first service was held
last Sunday evening The attendance as
well as the service was good. The music
was fair, but with little attention it can
he made better. The service consisted; of
a short responsive service, several stir
ring hy1ns and an earnest and eloquent ap-
neal to the unconve1ted Champion Hall
is we'll lighted and we'll heated and is bv
far the MOS. convenient place for holding
religious services in the city.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-05
FREDERICK BILLINGS,
President,

1t is certainly matter for congra1ula-
tion that the Board OF Directors of the r.
r. Company have decided to place the
lands covered by The above resolution al
such pr:caS us will insur. their prompt
sale aad the rapid settlement Of the terri
tory Dcyosld the Missouri river 1t can.
not but b: gratifying to all interested in
the growth OF this section of the country
'tinI THAT the company is determined to
adhere to its long established policy Of
enhancing Tie value of the road by in
d icing settlement and Improvement and
n It, ;ls too many land gra.it roads do, fill
lis treasury ut the cxpens. of the people
bJ holding the lands at high prices That
the plan is not at all new is sh ,wl by the
f tct that whel during a period of deppes-
SION the preferred stock ot the company
was very low the lald rate was not adj
vAaced. bat on the other hand the price
has been reduced as the price ofstocii has
advanced the DISCRIMINATION, clearly baing
to equaliZe the cash cost Of land with the
government rates. The people of this Sec
.tion OF the country will appreciate the wis
dom OF the restriction imposed by the res
oution. as, by the exemptions named all
are afforded an equal opportunity Of OBJ.
tanning those drsilable tracts which arc
always absorb by specula,ors and capi
italists to the injury OF settlers
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-05
w.
U. s. Grand Jurors.

The grand Jurors for the term of Us.
Court which opened Dec. I'd have been
drawn as follows: From Cass County, j.
j. Shotwell, B. P. Broughton, F. A. Parlin,
j. w. Fisher Barnes County; J. S:Weis-
.er Stutsman County Anton Klaus and
Jno. Nichols. Burleigh County; E. H
Bly, and j. w Raymond. Richland Coun-
ityJ NJ: Ruggles and Jno. Kotchevar
,Traills County Mr. Larson, (Co. ('om'r I
Potter, Jas. Elton and ole Karsgaard.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-05
Ben Buffers Mission ON Earth.

Ben Buffers Mission on Earth.
The Philadelphia Times says: ''The
Boston Post keeps on wanting democratic
national conventions to be held in Boston.
This, however. cannot be until the most
emphatic assurances are given that Ben
Butler has been tied up. His mission on
earth ls to steal democratic conventions,
and he has been found out.''
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-05
@R-(

Gen. JEFF e. Davis died at Chicago last week Of
pneumonia Gen. Davis was colonel eff the 23d
ths hravsst and best officers who served during
the war. 45ai S.ysssi 5fs,Ssi I
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-05
MortEie IA 1~aca::o A4ag,.is
.NoaTlIRN PACIFIC KA1LRo D ,'oM2A

NoyEMBGn 13lh, 1919 :.
Hesotqcd, That the agricultural lands Of The
Company west OF tilc Missouri river, To ru.ct
Sound, shall be offered for sale to uct,ll srttc.s
at tn gnvetnment PFC Of twr Il ,iihrs AMI Il nali
cents per acre. to be paid he com pany to re-
llnDlrse it Tor the COST of svlec in. surveying
aid conveying sad lands. THIS rcsulatlon does
not Apply TO co:r or iron lands. nor to lands
chi,.Ay. valuable for timber nor lands Repaired
for toan SITES. lor, i'll regions wncrc WAFER is
scare, 10 lands cont,in ny springs other ma
turA supply whre il snail be for the interests Of
not be exclusively he or controiIed by any in-
div:duals; nor t., land required Tor The use Of
tAe Company III CONNECTION with the operation
o. the ruud.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-05

Tho whaat crop Of the United Statee wae IN
creased 96 900 600 bushels last year rrincfp la
Ohio and sdjoining ,tates.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-05
GRAPE ON TEE Toe,isTEeAET.
SUIT Winston Bounced From the Se,
loved eoraer OF ESatciseIOrioOl.

loved eorier OF ESatciielor:loOl.
FIT. STEVENSON, D. r., Nov! 23-At a
meeting OF the Batchelor Club of Fort
Stevenson, y. r., held in their Grand Par,
lor this day, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. Ourlate Brother, j J. Sutton sirs-
s Oh, ..,.1Nrylnia.' has vio,atcd tie sOrcnn vows
taken by him as Il member of thls Ciub, By tax
my unto hm+rlfa wife.
!trSOkreG: That the name OFF. Sutton Win
stOn be stric cn from he rolls OF this club. and
tlat his portrait. (by GoIf) VIII ch now adot1is our
club room. be reGe,'sed anl dsa:,ed i'll nOurnlug
for the p:lio OF thirty (3o) days.
neso,hea, ihat a copy ul l.lcse resolutions b..
published in :'rne Bcrlnod ba,ll.er, ..lhe Fort
stevenson Herlld = .'rhc sprins Coulie Ga
rfon.'' The u:tle Valley Times, ,sss..Tle Burnt
Greek Blnzes,'' The Mandan Critcrion,'' and
THE Bismarck Tribune
Hon. JARvEY, ~
Grand Tycoon.
L. G.. YELRUG,
Most Exalted Scribe.
jim JAYLo2,
Worthy Cdap ain.
1--WE shall meet, hut we sha miss him,
here Will hC One4vacant chair,
Wesh II sit and cluck e ut him
When SIZE has him BY the llu.r.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-15

EYief Items.-The coiored Debt-Payera
of this CITY have formed club and elected
officers for the ensuing term. The mem
bership Is quite large, and is gradually IN
ereasing.
A good rain fell throughout the county
last week; It was gladly welcomed ~ tne
farmers, and will be very beneficial TO them;
An important meeting OF the City scnool
Board will be held on the fourth Iuesday
OF this month to consider question reia-
tive to the government OF the schools.
There were some uDimportant cases as
nosed of at the Mayors Court Saturday.
The court for the trying OF ciyll-Warrants
was rot in session.
Several fine brick stores have been built
on Hull street recently. They add greatly
10 the appearance Of that street.
THE roll OF honor at the public schools
this month will be quite large.
1t has got yet been announced Wnen the
public lecture TO be given under tne au-
spices OF Manchester Division will take
place. u
Our fre.engine has not been called out
for service for nearly one year. 1t is In good
working order now.
The mills on the water.line appear TO De
quite busy at present.
There will be religious services at some
OF the churches In the city Cbrlstmas-aay.
The formation OF Pinafore company 10
this city is talked OF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-15

DOUsE UP TIE LIVER IF 1T Is Doh-
III MAET, and avoid train of evils which muss
otherwise ensue. Among anti-bilous medicines
none rank 80 high as HostettersS Stomach Bitters.
II seedy bsnIshes those pains in the region OF the
affected organ, the yellowness Of the skin' nausca'
vertigo. and sick headache which attend oinons
attack. A bilious subject, after brief course Oh
this capital liver s,imulaDt and invlgorant' mas
that his tongue is no longer furred In the morning
his breath is grown sweeter,a hundred inexplica-
BILE sensations no longer make his life miserable his
bowels have acquired the steadiness of Wel'regu'
lated piece Of mechanism, and he can eat with a
hearty appetite and good digestion. 1t Is because
he Biers assists nature In her efforts to bring back
the dlsordered liver and bowels to their norman
condition that 1t accompllshes such remarkable
ouras de 10-W(w)F&M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-15

Dy htWNIHE e K"7',
Real Estate Agents aun hnctl"u"cfs,
40. 3 north Tenth .trrct
LE AT AUCTION or THIRTY

GALE AT AUCTION or THIRTY
- ODD HEAD OF FINE DAIRY 50" =.
will offer the above STOCK ut public hull ." - u"
farm. known as Eichir'-, on the jaime nv ~ inI
KaIlasha canal. half Il mite above rr.'i 81 E'h.
InOnd, on TEESDhY the lGtn day "i "'''"''.''
II o'cl'tCk VI. .
Al the head Of TIL he'd i; the ccrhrhi'd II|'
JERSEY BULT. KAMI:O. Thrr" arr i"n i"|'
If Tho herd rOu,i, = OF GRADE JhE~Ei~ wi
ASKSIlIRES which have been carefully h'"bt
mn. from The hest mixer, could procurr ,,.,
The reputation ~ ihi, hrr1 Is 50 ven '''d" ''''
l,1t further ,csrripLl, u u deemed uu"c"'NIf,
Al the same tim" win he offered '"I Al" TX,
LARGE, HEAVY DEhUGiIl u VIZ = arg *,
MILES "A NILk-WAGDS. and DhIE1 f.h, -
TCRE: also, u portion "r FAEN!N" ~ ~
MENTs. including Il CORN and 'Dli''E'H"'h'
TgIas: Al GUMS Of $50 and under. "a7h over
$50, sixty days llue, FOR approved. htIW u
paper. -. a. 'i'''' tn
" e. MOSCUPE. CTter. ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-15

By virtue Of decree Of the Chaucery Court Of the
city OF Richmond enlerd June %, 1879, and in
ext cuton ola deed Of trust bearing date 18th DAY Of
February, 1873 recorded in ID. B. 112, p. 157. l
shall proceed 10 sell. upon the premises. 6y public
auction. on MONDAY The 18Th day OF December,
1879. commencing promptly at 4 O'Clock P. NJ,
the PROPERTY ABOVE described. fronting on the
north side Of Maj shall and the south side OF Clay
street between Norton and Kinney streets. Each
LOT has front of 80 by 153 feet 8 inches In
depth TO an alley 20 feet wide These are valuable
and desirable lots, and located. as they arc, In a
rapdy-growing portion Of the west end OF the city.
and where substantial Improvements are being
made. this sale offers unusually good opportunity
10 parties to purchase good lot to erect home
upon Well as 10 spectators who desire 10 take adj
vantage of the times TO make q good investment,
which viii! prove desirable and very profitable in a
few years.
TERMS UPON THE WHOLE SALE will be Sl.2QO
ana COS, of sale In cash: and balance upon credit
OF six and twelve months, interest at 6 per cent.
added 10 notes, au0 title retained until all of the
pdrchasc-money IS paid ana conveyance Is or
dered by the Court.
Special attention Is invited TO this large and at
tractive sale of lots. EDWARD Y. CANNON.
Trustee and Special Commissioner.
ROBERT LYME. Auctioneer. deg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-15

CRITICS 4 WILLIAMS. AuCtiOnecrS.
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