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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22
RIVER NEWS.

hlice -" ".'''..... memphis. ....St. Louis
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
The rapid rise in the Ohio at this place
continues and has swelled the river about
II inches in "a hours. The fall at Cincin-
natl is reducing the depth in the channel
very fast. At Pittsburg the river is fall
ing, but plenty of ice remains in the Ale
ghany and Monongahea. At Louisville
the river is rising with a fair stage of
water out. The rise at Evansville contin- =
ues and some floating ice passed there yes
terday. Cumberland river is still rising
with 81 feet on Harpeth Shoals. Naviga-
ton between Cincinnati and Louisville
has been resumed. Tho news from
the Mississippi are not as favorable
as was hoped for; the late cold snap of
Tuesday night made the ice stronger than
ever. The Arkansas river is falling stead
lily. The rise in the Missouri continues and
the ice gorge at Boonville has broke loose
The boats that are trying to break the ice
in the harbor at st Louis are doing all
they can to be successful fearful that the
same misfortune that befell the boats at
Cincinnati may be enacted there.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
There was considerable activity dis
played among the boats in port and there
was large amount of freight handled.
Both landings presented an animated APP
pearance.
| Yesterday the weather was alternately
clear and cloudy, with cold wind from
the north.
MIsCHLLANEous ITEMS.
Altar a long sojourn in this harbor, the
May e. Forsyth bid it an affectionate
adieu, and left for Mound City inflow of
the Eckert where she will either be wreck
ed or transformed into another boat. Her
life has been one Of usefulness, and it is &c
bad that she has to give up the "ghost, D
The Minnie, Alice Glencoe and Mary
Mcdonald departed for st. Louis yester
day, and time can only tell when they vii
reach that place. The Lockwood which
left here on the 18TH, had not arrived
there when last heard from.
The Bismarck cleared at p. m. yester
day for New Orleans, with her guards oil
the water. Her cabin was well filled with
people.
For the privilege of laying at Memphis
three weeks, the Minnie had to fork over
seventy dollars. During the greater par
OF the time she vas doing nothing.
The Dexter is receiving a splendid TRIP
and will leave to-day with all she wants
Capt james Yorr of the Pauline Car,
roll, left for St. Louis yesterday.
The John +. Tolle has been at Belmon,
several days, discharging her St. Loui,
freight Capt. Dan Brady was up thu
other day, and says she will come ur
here, and load for New Orleans.
The Arkansas Belle arrived from Evans
vile, bringing fair trip of freight ant
people.
Douglas b. Davis, clerk of the Nash
vile * Cairo packet John Lumsden, lied
at Nashville few Gays ago.
The /. n. Kellogg will leave to-day fol
St. Louis with several barges in tow, and
tho Mary Alice will leave for New Or
leans Tho Mohawk is at Mound City
having few repairs made.
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FOR SALE

me Illinois Central Rail Road Company nov
ouer ior safe the following described lois In frs
Addition to the City Of CAIRO. viz,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

TOT other articles, such as rags, feath-
ers, bees wax, wool and tallow, we will nav
the highest market prices.
Respectfully, ETC.
BURNETT & Co.,
Thornton's block, Tenth street., Cairo, III.
IT,
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BURNETT & co.

HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR urprs
FCKs, Ere.
Mcssrs. Burnett & Co., Thointons block,
Ienth street, are prepared to pay the high
ct cash price for articles 10 their line, ms
follows:
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THE BULLETIN.

Published every morning, Monday cx.
cepte<t.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22
PHIL. HOWARD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER,

City National hank Building.
Sa-special attention paid to orders from steam
oats night or dsv-60
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sdtf Aasn'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22
FURs

The above price list is subject to correc.
ton,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-22

toSoENsoS has tho best East India
preserves for sale cheap. #
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GUNNY BAGS,
Eo c. BREWER s Co.
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BURLAPS,
20 r. LIE Hh c. BREWER 4 CO.
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HAMS,
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BLANKETS.
FNoR SALE bA c. BREWER 6 Co
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DENNIS,
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HOOP IRON,
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ASH, SPRUCE & OAK PLANK,
~ D SALE BY
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enei ministers are unanimous IN prOnptiug the
community 90 coincide with the patriotic desires OF
the sovereign. then VIC may hope for action that shall
lead US into every available quarter Of the world In
quest Of the people to supply HAwaii's great need
But our chief hope must be in the King. We,
who desire the preservation Of the race, and the per-
petuation Of this Kingdom as a Polynesian State
may well Join in the prayer, that God grant him
health and strength long TO live. The hope Of hs-
waii rs an independent nation, and s great hope for
the advancement of tropical civilization throughout
the Pacific Ocean, is conferred in the person OF His
Majesty. And let Us Foreigners forget for a moment
our immediate interests, and unite 10 sustain his
royal purpose 10 save his race, and Perpeiuate a
peaceful and bene6eeht sway in the line Of the
Kamehamehas-
Now shall / be tainted with an unpstriotic forget
fulness Of nv own dear lLnd-Oh, say not so. No
man could love the fatherland more than j do And
as | loved the old home, 50 can I love the new; like
as the faithful child, always makes the faithful
spouse, and 1 have espOused my island home. And
will any OF the wise of our strong race complain,
because this weak one shall live? Need the Anglo
Saxon with his empire and everlasting home, that
shall take in the farthest verge Of the new world,
begrudge this race q chance for life and dominion in
It's ancient seat ? l say in the name Of American
manhood and craftsmanship, no; We cannot begrudge
this little Pacific State her hope for national life,
especially when we know that it will not exist, except
in harmony with our own. Then let US say, God
save the King; aud SO sustain his hand that he shall
gather TO his standard q sWarming multitude from
the kindred isles. MELrEvREDEN.
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There are nine polar expeditions in the field
this summer, and If the great problem is not
solved by some of them it might as well be given
up as unsolyable and Improbable. The Phila-
deluhia Inquirer thus enumerates them First,
Captain Hall is moving northward by Bafhn's
bay. Second. Captain Tobiesen, in a Norwegian
ship, is endesvoring to complete the e~ireumnavi-
CATION of Spitsbergen. Third, Mr. Whympcr is
Conducting an English expedition into the inte-
rior of Greenland. Fourth, Count Wilczeh leads
in an Austrian exploration of Spitsbergen, to be
followed by two others. Fifth, Sevend Foyn has
a Norwegian vessel in the Siberian ocean. Sixth,
a French expedition, under Captain Ambert, with
the Norwegian mariner, Mack, is attempting TO
reach the pole by way Of the Karian sea. Sew
enth and eighth, two Russian parties are to pass
the winter in Nova Zembla. Ninth, Captain
Nordenskiold has a Swedish expedition moving
in. the same direction.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-30
FROM CHARLESTON.
The Time Of holding Circuit Courts
Names OF Senators who Drew
tho Long and Short Term.

CuAHtEsroS, Dec. II.
To he Editor ofMe Democrat.
Tho weather has moderated consid
orably 10 tho last few days, and tho
river is now sufficiently cleared Of Ice
to admit Of my sending you few
items concerning the proceedings here.
The Capital question IL still the
chief object Of interest, and the fght
continues with undated ylgor. Tho
bill passed the House on last Monday,
aud has now reached It's frst reading
for reference, In the Senate. There
has been no opposition, however, aud
so far it has simply pursued lis regular
course. In spite Of their defeat 10 tho
House. the friends Of Charleston still
hope that by substituting Patkersburg
for WhUelinsin The Senate, they may
BE- able to delay and finally defeat III.
bill 1.-THE substitute Is made; |, will
doubtless have that effect; and i,'is'lO
DO hoped that even those who arc 10
favor OfPurketSburg will vote against
Il at present. Ia the debates oil this
subject, Weston has bOtn frequently
referred to as most suitable place
for tho Permanent Seat,
Tho Senators classified themselves
today by drawing loss aud the result
was guch as would not be arrived a,
once in a thousand ,imOs. Twenty.
four slips Of paper were folded tOgetL-
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HOuIx Oy prLsoarss,
On motion Of Mr. Wopd,ll.

Resolred, That the Committee or
Roads, 60, inquire into the e1pedi
ency Of reporting a bill apptopriatinl
SO, 600 for the construction Of htidgel
acros tho GrCGabrisr and Tygart'l
Valley rivers. on the s.auntoh ant
Psrkersburg turnpike road.
On motion Of Mr.. Grow.
ResOlred, Tha. ID. Judiciary Com,
mittec inquire into the expcdioncy o
changing the law cxemp,ing property
from execution 50 as TO better to secure
to landlords their rents.
Mr.. Brown presented a resolution
aud accompanying petition Of the Bap
tist State Convention held at Grafton
praying the passage ofs prohibiting
liquor law. Referred to tho COMMITTEE
on Taxation aud Finance.
MrShirley presented a joint resolu
ton requesting our Congressman To
procure the passage Of an act author.
lIlng The resale Of the water power al
Harpcr's Ferry,
Adopted.
On motion Mr.. Kantner,
Re,olred, THAT The Cemmitte. on
Roads, &c, inquire into tho e1pedi.
cncy Of amending the 12th Section oil
Chapter 4S Of the Code, so Us TO pro.
vide that every male person not under
81 years Of age, who resides in any
road precinct, and is not a pauper
shall pay ono dollar road tax, and ia
every county 10 which Tho said tax
shall be insufficient to opon, construct.
and keep 10 good repair the roads and
bridges thereof by contract or other.
wise, under tho control aud superyi.
sion Of the County Court, there shall
BIO levied on tbs real and personal
property taxable in said county a suiIi.
cicnt tnx to open, construct and keep
in good repair the roads and bridge.
in their county during each year.
A message from tho Auditor report.
ed the appropriations made for Tho con
structicn Of The pcnitcn,iary, support
Of convicts therein. &C., also, The ap.
preparations made 10 connection with
the house now occupied by the l.cgis.
latura.
The appropriations for tho peniten.
tiary were as follsWS--
For construction s2ss, 4O7 45
For support Of OOnvicts, lOO.8sl 81
For pay OfgesFd'. 57,loo W
Total, > $40, $50 o.
Total appropriations made for all
purposes 10 connection with The pres.
ent Stats House, 1881 90.
On motion Of Mr.. Kuotts, Of Cal.
houn,
Resolved, That tho Committee on
Roni,, &c, inquire into The sxpcdicn.
cy Of making an appropriation 70, The
purpose Of constructing graded road
from tho city Of Charleston, to Ar.
noldsbutg, In Calhoun county.
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synopsis orthe Proceedings
Of the West Virginia
Legislature.
SENATE.

Mr.. Bennett. on leave, introduced
the following Senate bills:
No. ~, "a Bill amending certain
sections d the SSH Chapter IF the
Code Of West Virginia, concerning the
West Virginia Hospital for the In
sane" aud
No. 40. "a Bill imposing a tax for
two years for the construction Of the
Hospital buildings, providing for The
appointment Of Commissioners to man
age its affairs, defining their powers
and duties, and directing the Auditor
to ascertain and pay said tax, and pro-
wiling for : separate building for the
colorGl insane"
Beth bills we're read the frSt time.
Senate Bill No. 3,
~ Bill for tho permanent and tenn
porary condemnation Of !apd for The
use OF the Hospital for the Insane, and
prescribing where 1t may be sued,n
coming up on its third, reading.
On motion Of Mr. bennett, the bill
was laid on the table,
On motion Of Mr.. Bennett. =
Resolved, That the Committee on
Claims aud Grievances inquire into the
expediency Of providing adequate com
pcrsa.iOn to John d Shreye, for The
construction Of a bridge at Duckliannot
upshur county.
Mr. llennet. offered resolution
appointing a Joint Committee tt
examine the condition Of tho Hospital
for the Insane. at Weston"
Prcsidcn. johnson announced tht
following named Seuslors members o.
the Committee on Forfeited. Dclin'
quent and Uuarpropria,ed lands
Messrs. Dickinson, Camden, Hall, OIL
WctIsl, Walker and Cunningham.
Mr. Bennett, from the Committee
on Finance, reported,
sena,e Bill No. 81, "a bill relui'
ring all officers having any monies be-
longing to tue counties Of this State il
their possession or under their control
received in redemption Of lands, dclin'
qucnt for non.payment Of lerics OIL
other municipal taxes, TO account fol
and pay the same 10 the counties Il
which such monies belong, and prOvi
ding for future receipts and pay
ments," and
Senate Bill No. G2, "A bill amend
ing tho Code Of West Virginia, con
corning the salaries aud other coupon
sation to the officers Of government
and creating aud fixing tho salaries .
their clerks, and prescribing when th,
salaries arc to commence aud how aut
when they shall be audited and paid
Mr.. Bennett then offered the follow
ing
Resolved. That when the scuat,
adjourn on tue 2l,t inst, tho House o
Delegates concurriug therein, IL ad
joarn to meet on the 10th Of Jan uar,
next, and that during said recess NJ
member or otfcer Of The Legislatnr
shall be entitled to pay or ether CON
pensa.ion, nor mileage BY Tssssn 0
said reeeis.
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IGTEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
WV

The last Catalogue sh Tvs an attendance O
Ill Students at this lnItitution. Five did
tlnet Departments OF InStruction, with a iul
corps Of competent Professors. ~
The Ancient and Modern Languages;
Mathematics, pure and applied Psychology,
Ethics, Political Eoonomy, Logic, Rhetoric,
the Sciences &C., &c., carefully and thor.
oughly TAU 1t. Practical Chemistry and
Physics, illustrated by appropriate apparat.
US. Special advantages Tor the study u Ge-
ology.
a good Library. gr.snsite, Cabinets 0.
aiaeEalogy, Geology and Cosmology; ,ei
gether with many specimens In other depart.
ments OF Natural History. Fine Buildinvs
beautiful and healthy location, good soei \. y.
Fall Term hegins Sept. 6. Winter, De.
sember s.. Spring, March 40. Commence.
ment,. Junt 40.
Boarding from So to "a per week.
Tuition, from SIS TO S2{ per year.
For further Particular, inquire OF
ALEX MARTIN, President,
NorgantoWn, W. Va
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q Sensible CIT.

Weston hns at least one sensible
man. Nr. James =. Cole, desiring to
makV a Christmas gin to the cdiIor,
brought U, ilDO load Of No. ! coal
Jim h genllcmau Of discretion; llO
l,,uls good coal, Ia not afraid Of cpl.
lootic, pnd sells as cheap and good an
article OF black diamonds as huy man
IL lhil tOws. Try lin!
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

To THE Equitable Oil and Mining
Company" aud Luther II. FELTON,,
VIM. W. Moroland, Henry s. Jones
Richard H. Salter, Francis Nc
Laughiin and joseph A. LafSrns.
TAKE NOTICE, that on he goth day Of
January, 1873, At Tbs etiee Of n. II. Water
) 70, No. 10 India street, In the city Of
Boston, Massachusetts, ! will take The dep
osi,ioni Of myself and Others, 10 be read Is
evidence Ia ehancery suit pending 10 The
circuit court OF Lewis county, Vest Virgin.
IA, wherein am plaintiff and you are de
PENDANTS. And II the taking Of such depo.
iitionS should not be begun or completed on
tia. day, the taking 81 The same will be
continued from day to day until completed.
Given under my hand, this 2ord day Of
December, 1917. R0BT. II. WATERS.
dec 23-w f 1fHt. 81
Tie State Of Vest firginia. ~
AtRules held In tue clerks Office Of the
circuit court Of Lewis county, lon The 6nt
Monday In December, 1872. al5 81
J. \, W. Holt, pl'f,
vs.. In chancsry
John ]. Kramer and %
others, defendants. 10 -
The object ofihis suits to subject a tract
Of iSI actss otland on Polk Greek, in Lewis
county, Hest Virginia, now owned BY John
]. Kramer, to S1fo, with interest from lst
March, 1911, balance Of purchase money
due the plaintiff by assignment from Samuel
Martin under sale ofSaid land by Martin
10 Kramer, and TO declare satisfied three
bonds, given by Martin and Adam Hoover
Oh s.h February, 1858, to W. II. Gibson,
Q Commissioner, for purchase money on =
Gale ofIaid land under q decree ef said court
Id tue case OIL. u. Lowiher vs.. Jacob N.
Annawalt and others, for SIG GO; each,
payable Q, IL, and Is months after date, or
II not found satisfied, then To- ascertain aud
dseiee against tue said Aaitin and Hoover
and said land such sum as remains due
thereon, and ,alto 10 provide for The execu.
ton Of q deed 10 Kramer for aid land, sub
lset TO The plaintiffs debt.
And itappsaring BY affidavit hled that The
defendants Samuel Maftln aud Adam Hoo.
yer are not residents Of the State Of West
Virginia, aud they not appearing, IT'S
ordered that they do appear here within one
month alter tile duteui the htst publication
Of Ibis order, aud do whit 10 necessary 10
protect their interests In this suit.
Tea,e;-JOHH U. JACKSON CLERK
II. Btarhon, pq dec s-il
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~ fIAsH,-Tho Committee ap.
pointed by the Legislature TO visit the
Asylum will be here next week. /,
consists Of two members Of tho Senate
aud three Of tue House. "A horse
belonging to Robert Moore, Of this
village, died last week Of cpi,oOtiO
----1ho Cspi.ol bill slumbers in
tho Senate judiciary Committee room
until tho rc.S"smbllng Of tho l.egi.la.
'uTc' We regard i'' passage as sure,
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READ Tn1s-RzAD THIS.

NToTicK-To ALL WHOM IT MAY
IN concern :-Deiiring TO settle pp on,
business for the past year, we hereby
notify all persons indebted 10 the FIRM o.
RYAN L HALE for Roots, Shoes, Repair.
lag, &c, that II their accounts are not set.
tied, either by Cash or Note, on or before
January LIST, 1873. they will be placed Ia
the hands ofan officer for collection. Pay
up and save costs. RYAN & HALE.
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THE LAST ]. NoYlcE. -

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all whom /
IN may concern, that all persons indebted
10 me
Aast Settle Up their Accounts a. One.
Ifpayment Il put OF any lOuset they vii
bc put out for collection.
TiiS rs TIE LAST NOTICE
Pay up and save costs
JOS. DARLINToN.
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BED TICKS.

Web AAnlwait aud viii wooher have
hi, supply Of good straw on hand, aud pa,
ties dtsl ring 10 have thVlr He'd Ticks die !
would do well 10 give them call.
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stcseoscopic Views Of the Asylum
only 70 cents onuh
EyCALL To.DAY,.@Y
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FOR iHoLIb1Ys.

~ 100 beautiful Gold Chased Pho.
togrpph Albums will b tos sale at
s. y. BarrOtt's Gallery Of Art .aY
-MoSIY SAVED IL MoSEv MApk -
% Albums. holding 100 Pictures So 90
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TEE PA NO

Mr,. ii. p. FISHER vsuli I,sby
notify the public that ras Is
prepared 10 rira
LESSONS on THE PIANO.
The patronage Of the citizens Of
Weston and vicinity is repeatedly
'' w@To,. Sep. 80, 1872.
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err and placed in a basket, twelve Of
.hem marked with the number two,
and the remaining twelve with the
number four. The members who re.
ceived The greatest number Of votes in
their respective districts, beginning
with the frat. each drew gu. one of The
slips. his term Of Office being do,er-
mined by the number thereon, bis eel.
league Of course getting the other
term. With the single exception Of
Senator Jacob, OF Ohio county. every
member who drew, drew tie long
term Of Of four ycars. thus giving bin
who received the largest vote ID biz
district the longest term. The follow
ihg i. list 81, The members receiving
the long and.lhert term;
Lone TE6a. John Cunningham,
b. W. Price. @, b. Camden, b. D.
johnson, p. @. Easthum. W. Shelton,
|. L. Mcdonald, Il. NJ. Dickinson, J.
NJ, Bennett. @. NJ. Bishop, Il. b
Shorrard, r. G. Custom.
SHORT TERN.-A. N. jacob, S.
Hall, O \. Scott, G. D. Caldwell, G,
]. Walker, A. Z. Summers, w. L.
Wilkinson, Il. Yawter, j, l.. Hall, j.
I. MeClasksy, G. A. Blakcmore, j.
W. Grantham.
Senate Bill No. &c, providing for
County Courts, and defining their
Jurisdiction, was passed by the Senate
to-day, as was also. Senate Bill No.
SO, to organize the Circuit Courts, cs.
tablish their Jurisdiction, and prescribe
tho manner and mode Of proceeding oil
said Courts Both bills were sent to
the House Immediately, and will per,
hap, be laws in few days
The time fixed for holding thos,
County aud Circuit Courts, in which
the people Of Lewis county arc chiefly
interested, 10 as follows, subject /,
Whatever amendments and alterations
the House Of Delegate, may sec fitte
make:
COUNTY COURTS.
Burbour-on the LIST Monday in
February, March, June, August, De-
tober and December.
Barton-0n tho 4th Tuesday ia
January, March, May. July, septem'
Der and November.
Calhoun-0n the the Alb MONDAY
in February, March, June, August,
September and November.
Gilme...-0n the Cd Monday in Feb
ruary, April, June. August, October
and December.
Lewiston the 1st.hIOniay in Feb
ruary, April, June, August, October
and December.
Randolph-0n tho 4th Monday il
February. April, June. August. oc
tober and December.
Tucker-On the Sd Monday in Feb.
ruary. April, June, August, October
and Dec ember.
Upshur-0u the "a Monday in Feb
ruary, April, June, August, October
W.bs..r-os ,Is 4tA Tuesday il
February, April, June, August, 6eto.
Der and December.
cIscuir Coulrs.
L.wi,-0n the Is. day Of Marcel
and September.
Gilnsr-oa the ll.A day Of March
and September.
Ijp,sur-on Ii. 22d Of March aat
Pt.,ssa-o. lob Of April ..a o..
EI,o, -, ID. s5'A aAptii
!, raeist--oa sh. Dad Of May and
Bsrtenr-on 9Th ofMsy and No.
wsb.'sr-on ssd ofM.y etNe,.n.
ber
H.rri.op-op 2ed ofM,, and No.
vember.
Bf..'on-on 18Th Of March and
August.
G.lhouu-on tie Is, Tuesday af,e,
the Sd Monday in May, and the lst
Tuesday after the let Monday IN oc.
tober. L.
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ThE ENTERPRISE
BOOT AND SHOE sTopg.
Opposite Rt llalston's,
Main Street, lFs,ton.


:, rs' gndsrlEaed has ops-.d An ,lcc,a,
=, BOOTS AND SHOES,
Which be offers q, living ptIc,I
NOTE TIE FACT-i he,p on 5s s'sj
GIor, Kid, Laaisg and .Voroesa
Button Caters, B|, Goat aud 10.
rocco Bals, Aisses and ChilIyrS,'
FN'ia and Fascg Colored Shoe, of
all Sy'c.,Shieh lam selling CHIN
for Ol'h,
GIVE Ne a CALI, anil you ,eiR D.
certain to Ia 'Vitca
W. r. E1LGlNS0M
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ROCKS AND NOTIONS
For the Holidays.
] e w u L r Y,
very Beautiful and Cheap.
DIARIES FOR 1873.

RI. A full line Of Goods always on
hand. It's impossible to enumetnte
my Stock. which ]. large and ever
complete. Ny DRUG department. il
!, n full Is any IN The State. Suffice
Il to say that any MEDICINE, BOOK
or INSTRUMENT you need, CulL-
FAINT will furnish ia tbs lowest pos.
,ibls rates. F. N. C1IALFANT.
No 10 Main Street. Weston.