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state Of Maine.
hANcock, S., December 9th, 1873.
Taken on execution:

'tNNoth, S. december 9Th, ls73
taken on execution:
And will be sold at public auc
ZION on the 10th day Of January, A. p 1874 a,
eietsh O'Clock IN the forenoon, at the ONCE of Ap
no "isweh In Ellsworth, in said County ALI ,ha
riSht- Ia equity which Aaron S. Bunker Of T1an
IN said County of Hancock has or had on the Oh,
day Of November, A. D., 1872, when the same va.
attached on the Original Writ, to redeem from
mortgage certain lot of land situated in Eton
In said County, bounded and descrihed ~ s Tueh
10 WI: Beginning at stake at the County ros5
leading from the Toll Bridge to Mt. Dese,t 's sad
run, soutneasteriy, following said road twentx.
a1is 70 t'ie Pretty Marsh d. thence follow
M, ing said road South fifty five degrees west on
NUM-, u nIty-nye rods to land owned by Lorenzo
mayo thence north twenty-six and a half degree
west following said Mayo's east line one bup,,re.,
au nVe rods to stake, thence north sixty. four
degrees east to the western side of the road Ieaa
ihs from Jesse Mayo's dwelling house to The
shore, thence south thirty live and hall degree.
east, twenty eight rods to a stake thence ga sisrI
oy the south side of e well near sand Mayois harm
10 the first bound, reserving the right IL occ''
tne road aeros' same to the county road. The
above described lot being subject to a mnrt.am
IN favor OF Arthur +. Dginkwater, dated Nnnsa9 e
a. D. 1870. recorded in Hancock Registrv vtt"hI'
1873, Page 2l2. sS'iy' VOL
l.. Is. VIVIAN, Sheriff
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The Rev. Henry Ward Beacher and
another gentleman. while out riding Fri
day morning. were thrown from the car
rage by the horses running away. Both.
fortunately, received but slight injuries.
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"A jury award Of s245O has been made
TO L. 7. Jennings of Wayne. Me-, from dam
ages sustained by defective highway. 1t
could have been settled the week before for
$40. but the town refused.
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In addition to the regular life saving
stations on the Maine coast, the Govern
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on Cranberry Island, and probably house
Of refuge on Aatinicus Seal Island.
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ANNUAL Communication of this Lodge for
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Legislature Notice.
THE undersigned hereby give notice that they
intehu 10 petition the ne H Legislature to- en-
act" that the Brooksvis Toll Bridge Corporaron
may be empowered to render said Toll Brllve
To the County OF Hancock; that said Bridge
may be made FREE. and the said Corpo ration be
relieved from maintaining the same at their ex.
pense.
GEO. V. MILLS, ct al.
Brooksyille. Dec. IA, 1873 3v5l
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day and 3o-hour striking with OF without
alarms. TImepIeCes do. Marine do
\ very useful and beautiful pr esent would be A
seth Thomas sons 4 Co.'S Marble or Bronze Man
to Clock. have an illustrated Catalogue OF over
100 designs, which call and examine
have the best line OF Ladies' ana Gents. Port
monnals wallets and Pocket Books to be- found
in The City.
Combs. Hair and Clothes brushes, Tooth do
besides other Fancy Goods TOO numcI Gus to men
ton.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-02
Home Advertisements.
c. WINSTON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
No. - ONO LEvrs.

Offers the following valuable real estate for
sale, which 10 selected rom . very large list
OF valuable real estate for sale snd lease.
as presenting very favorable terms for In
ysstments:
A large two story house, in good repair.
together with lots, on Cross street, near
school house, q No. bargain.
That fine large house and lot @, block 81.
city, on Wilmington avenue between Fourth
and Fifth streets.
Lot No. ., block No. 8, Ohio Lovee.
Two splendid high lots on Walnut street,
next to corner Of Eigth street. Very cheap.
Two lots on Tenth street, between Walnut
and Cedar streets. Very desirable and will
be sold chesp.
Three lots on Cedar street. well situated
Those two fine business lots, IS and 10.
block "a, city, on Commercial avenue, near
corner OF Eighth street, on watch now
stands the livery stable OF Miles Parker.
Possession given first Of April.
mercial avenue and freight depot Of the C.
and V. railroad.
Two lots on Commercial avenue, near cor.
ner of Thirty-third street viii be sold
cheap.
Two good business lots, : and 8. block AZ
city, on Washington avenue and corner o.
Fifteenth street. Directly opposite custom
house.
Lots 0, 10, II and - same block and in rear
OF last mentioned lots, on Fifteenth street.
Lots and 10, block 30, city, on Thirteenth
street, near Commercial avenue. Price S3OO
each.
A fine farm of $50 acres, with good i'm
provements at Goose Island, adjoining the
farm Of o. Greenlee, Esq The soil and fer.
tility are unsurpassed, being rich bottom
land entirely above overflow.
Several well improved fruit farms In Pu-
laski county.
10000 acres unimproved lands In Alexan-
der and Pulaski counties, in bodies " suit
purchasers.
$4,000 acres unimproved, well timbercd
land In Arkansas, near Osceola, No. cotton
lands. Titles to all the foregoing perfect.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-02
MARKET REPORT.

ST. Iouis, Feb. Flour firm and
active. Wheat dull, No 4 red fall 81 70;
No 3Sl sso,l 90. Corn dull and droop-
ing, No 2 mixed 3G(S35c; No 2white mixed
43c. Oats quiet, No 2 mixed 312Cg32c.
Barley, No Z and higher grades IN de.
msnd, and very little 10 offered. Rye
srm. Pork firm, standard mess VIZ. Dry
salt quiet, shoulders 4lCS4Ac; clear rib ~
@6,c; clear sides 6sG1c. Bacon firm but
not much DOUG, shoulders SIC; clear rib
nc: clear sides &c for jobbing and order
lots; hams llI@l3.c. Lard stiff, prime
steam 7ia7ic. llhghwines lower ss(as9ac.
Cattle dull and unchanged. Hoss steady
81 so@4 3o mostly st@i 20, packed TO
date 5I3,oi0.
CHICAGO, Feb. Flour scarce, firm
and unchanged. Wheat dull and q shade
lower; No. spring 81 %; No. 2 81 24i@j
81 24I cash; 81 27I for March; No. 81 ~.
Corn quiet and weak at 30lc cash, and
3llc for Msrch; 27lG2sc. Oats steady;
No. 2 25!cCg25,c. Rye . shade lower;
No. 6ec. Bailey dull and unchanged.
Mess pork $l2 cash; Sl2 30(S$l2 35 for
March. Lard steady at 81 80 cash. Bulk
meats steady; shoulders tic for packed
country; do. loose 3sc; short rib packed
&C. Green meats firm; shoulders SIC; shor,
rib 6sc; hams 73@sac for II to 10 pound
average. Whisky nominal; SIC bid and
ssc asked. Whole number Of hogs pack I'd
l4o,0sS, against l07,s95 same time las.
year.
NV YORK. Feb. l.-Flour quiet and
firm; super sc 40@7; common to good
81 So@i 90 good to choice $s@s SO;
white wheat extra $40 70. Whisky arm
9ic. Wheat firmly held, No 2 Chicago in
store 81 Ga; sGoat 81 II. Rye and bar
ley unchanged. Corn fair demand; old
western mixed aaoat 6sA@s7c; in store
64tGGi,c; new we,te msxed s5l9G63c;
yellow DC; white 7jc. Oats frmer; new
western mixed 62i@55c; old 64c; white
western 5G(aJ6lc. Coffee rio lsG20c
Sugar lower, refined refining 7i@stc
Molasses quiet. Pork dull, $l4 so; prime
! l9i6l4c Beef quiet, mess S9G1l 10
extra sl2@l3 so; cut meats shoulder,
5;c; hams l26l3c; middles steady; long
clear Tic; short clear 7s@7 lice; long
and short April re. bard dull. heavy
western steam si@s Slice; kettle s:@ssc
MEMPHIS, Feb. l.-Cotton quiet good
ordinary ls(9laic; low midling sGlsic
receipts l,s25; shipments ls2; stock 1892,
! Flour unchanged. Corn meal lower SO 20
Corn lower 62}G65c. Oats, mixed zoe
Hsy lower SS7G3s. Bulk meat firm
shoulders sic; sides 7@7ic. Lard quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, FEB. DRY sal. meat
Sc, 81, sCas.c bacon lower Gs, 81, s:@s:
others unchanged. Sterling "a; sight
discount, gold 1877. Cotton quiet ant
easier sales Co0o; good ordinary s;Ss
low mdg. lst@ receipts s,443 exports
Great Britain 2,G25; continent l,4s2
coss,wise I,l3S; stock ,6s4.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-02
STOKES MOTION FOR A NEW
TRIAL HEARD BEFORE
JUDGE BOARDMAN.
A NEW WITNESS TO BE INTRO
DUCED.
ETC.
TWEED.

TWEED.
NEw YORK, Fob. Tweed last even
ing said his trial was merely a political
one, and tina. they would never get jury
to convict. Ito was tired Of the business.
A juryman say. they all pledged them
selve, to divulge nothing occurring in the
jury-room. From forty TO FIFTY ballots
were cast.
Tremsin, counsel for the prosecution in
the Tweed case, last evening said the
panel Of jurors from which the jury was
selec,ed was prepared in the interest OF
Of The defendant. One Of the jury he
Gays was what is known As hummer and
u loafer, and va. provided with new
suit OF clothes especially for this trial.
Another boasted that be would make
money. Slill another had served
in the penitentiary in Viz
ginix for violation of the revenue law,
though he was pardoned out. These
things were not discovered till after the
Jury were sworn. The prosecution have
information that some Of the jury had
been tempered with, and it 10 probable
will take suitable action thereon.
Judge Davis this morning refused to
grants motion for the immediate retrisl
Of Tweed.
There was o legal doubt about continu.
ing the term. The regular term COM
mence. Monday, and the case could Be
broagh, on by giving the usual notice.
sToKEs BILL OF EXCEPTIONS.
NEW YORK, Feb. LIN the oyer and
,srminsr cour. to-day, Judge Bosrdmsn
heard the counsel IN the matter OF the bill
Of exceptions in Stokes case. The judge
decided to exclude from the bill the allsgs'
ton in reference to Stokes having beer
absen, from the court while par. >of .h'
testimony WAS being taken, also that ih'
! Judge WI. q. one time of the bench, bl
allo " ed them ~ be brought in by afidavi
on motion for q uew trial. The judg'
then 81: ned the bill, and the motion for
| ne" LIlh4 "a
srd papers in the case read
Among them numerous siliisvits slles ing
Irregularities and openly EXPRESSED hos
tilty 60 the prisoner ~ jurors, On'
special affidavit is by Mary Bean, stating
tina, on the DAY u the murder, in going
past the Grand Central hotel, she saw
Fisk. whom she know while domestic n
Long Branch, so inside the private en-
| trance,and instantly backed out, pulled on
A pistol and re-entered as she passed tn
hotel she heard the pistol shot. She wa
about TO marry at this time, and he
friends, fearing she might DO locked u
as witness, dissuaded her from tellin
what she saw. She gives numerous re
ference, to respectable parties, Th
motion will be decided on Monday.
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AIIoSs.

sGorged. tBelow high water. Rising.
tAboye stauGard.
Cficisl. THoS. L. WATSON,
Observer Sig. Ser. L. =. A.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. l.-River falling with
considerable ice still running. Weather
cloudy and colder; furry snow this morn.
ing with prospect for more.
PirrsBURo, Feb. Little change in
the stage Of water. Weather clsudy. Mer-
curry 2Oo. A light snow fell at intervals
during this afternoon. The indications
for more wster and an early resumption
Of navigation are not very favorable ut
present.
MEMPHIS, Feb. Clear and moderst-
ing weather. River fell l6 inches. Ar.
rived: Henry Ames and Belle Lee, New
Orleans. Departed: Jno. Is. Mauds and
A. s. Turner, New Orleans Julia, Vicks-
burg; Thompson Dean, Cincinnati Grand
Tower, st. Louis.
CIYcIsSATI, Feb. l.-Rivsr Is feet and
falling. Weather moderate.
EVANSVILLE, Feb. 1.-Cloudy and cold.
Mercury 80 to 800, and growing colder,
The river has fallen IS inches. Up: Fs-
yette, 10 m Silver Thorn, J p. m. Com
parstively little ice in the river.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. l.-River falling; 7
feet canal 8 feet chute. Weather clear
and much colder. Considerable ice Is still
running. No movement Of boats, The
Grand Lake had barge sunk at ~ miles
island last night belonging to Rafferty, 4
Co. A lighter was taken up to-day and
and the coal will probably be saved.
NASHVILLE, Feb. River falling o
feet on Hsrpeth Shoals. Weather fair
and cold.
VIcKsBURG, Feb. down, Gov. Allen.
Up, City Of vicksbnrg. Clear and cold.
River rising fast.
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PORT or CAIRO.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Illinois. Columbus.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Illinois, Columbus.
BIO MUDDY COAL.
Steamboats, supplied at any time, both day
and night with either Lump or Chestnut
Coal, in any quantity an on usual terms,
at the yard at Grand Tower, Illinois. spe-
cial contracts offered on favorable terms,
upon application.
II. V. OLYPnANT, Gen. Supt.
DO. BoKEH, Sales Agent.
CONDITION or THE RIVERS.
During the past twenty.fOur hours the
Ohio fell several inches, and this morning 1t
will probably be found on stand. The Ice
was scattered over the river by the wind
yesterday aud some very heavy Hoes passed
by. Very heavy ice continues passing out
Of the Mississippi In large fields and naviga'
ton continues suspended In ull directions
save to Columbus.
Special dispatches 10 the BULLETIN report
he condition vi the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers vt various places.
BUsINESs AND WEATHER.
Business on the wharf remains dun anu NJ
shipping was done yesterday. There 10 nov
. vast quantity Of freight here waiting ton
mage which 10 needed badly, but no boat
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THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN. SUNDAY FEBRUARY 2, 1873

viii come to the wharf for fear Of the ice
damaging them. The weather was quite
cold yesterday with u pinching wind from
the north. Look out for more wiater II Mr..
Ground Hog sees his shadow to-day.
NfscELLAHsoUs.
The Crescent City succeeded in her effort
to raise the sunken barge No. 81, yesterday
morning., and came up here and returned
with lumber to repair the break which was
frund larger than was 6rst reported.
The Grand Lake No. 9 passed Columbus
with 10 barges Of coal and one barge OF coke
and therefore It IL positively known that
none Of her bsrgcs were sunk At Island No.
I.
The following steamers arc in statu quo ut
this port Ike Hsmmitt. James howord,
Bee, Atlantic, Mohawk. J. n. Kellogg, ST..
Joseph, Emma C. Elicit, City OF Chester
loaded for Memphis, Glasgow. LOADED for
llickuan), Dexter, II. \. Bsbbsge, Raven
and Belle Memphis.
Mr. German Miller. recently receiving
clerk on J. NJ. Phillips whartboat. hiss ac.
accepted like position on the Cairo City
wbaribost.
The ferrybost Cairo resumed her tr,ps
yesterday.
The Illinois is making onl, one trip day
to Columbus ct present.
The transfer between Belmont and Colum.
bus is running now, but transfers nothing
but passengers.
The James Howard will come to the wharf
for load for the South 40 soon a. she can do
SO and will have no trouble in getting full
trip.
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Export Of specie for the week 1919.
Money easier; early loans made I per cent
currency to per cent gold, but in the A..
ternoon there was a decline to 8 per cent.
Bank statements unfavorable.
6. 'si, 49,; 'G3, ,i.; Ga, La; GS, l5i;
new 60, a.; 81, 16i; ss, lG,; new 6s, 49,;
lo.4os, l6i currency Gs, l6;. Missouri
Sc %
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WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l.--For Southern
states east of Mississippi rising barometer,
decided fall Of temperature, fresh to brisk
northerly and westerly winds, partly
cloudy weather with areas OF light snow
over Tennessee and Kentucky. For Mid.
die states, decided fall Of temperature,
fresh TO brisk nolherly to westerly winds,
partly cloudy weather, occasional areas OF
very light snow. From Ohio valley and
Missouri to Lake Erie and Upper lske'
winds gradually backing to westerly and
southsriy, generally clear and cold
weather.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-02
CASUALTIES.
THREE LABORERS BURIED
UNDER A GRAVEL
BANK.
FOUR PERSONS BURNED TO
DEATH IN a DWELLING
HOUSE.
BURNING OF A WOODEN FAC
TORY IN VERMONT.
I'd IN.

CAvED IN.
CHICAGO, Feb. Three laborers on
the new Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad
were buried yesterday BY the caving in Of
a gravel bank about twelve miles north Of
this city. They we're instantly &iiled.
BURNED.
The dwelling OF Henry Carnes near JEFF
ferson, Iowa, was burned last night. Mr..
Csrnes with two of his children, and his
brother, Alexander Carnes, all porished in
tho flames.
MONTPELIER, VT, Feb. LIQUID u
Sons wooden factory 1t Mortified was
destroyed by fire last evening. Loss about
500, 900.
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RIVER NEWS.

Mise and Fall Of the RissPs.
! VI "a hours ending 8 p. m. Feb. !, 1873.
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, Feb. l.--Gold sold at 1884
@llSs@ll3s, and closed teavy at ils!s
ll8:. Loans 2@7 per cent. Carrying
Clearings SEQ, 00o. 900. Governments heavy
aud 1@se lower, State bonds nominal.
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CRIME.
TWEED CONFIDENT HE CAN.
NOT BE CONVICTED.

TIE JURY SAID TO HAVE
BEEN TAMPERED WITH.
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amount Of extraordinary expenditure
during January -, o66, 294.
MASTa TO lIlsAOi.NE.

wASrs TO DISSOLVE.
PHILADELPHIA, Fob. LIN the court
Of common pleas, JudgelAllison referred to
the prayer of the petition Of tho Credit
Mobilisr for dissolution, which was asked
for on the ground that .inceJuly 1863, the
corporation transacted no business. The
judge say. congress is now investigating
as to the claims of the government against
the corporation, and therefore the court
should not do anything TO prejudice the
credits of the concern.
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AB'vH LowcH,oRs.
WATER.

hight. rise. fall.
r.. in. It. In. n. In.
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T o r L L A s + .

The Perry House. This large and commo-
dious and well situated house will be leased
for number Of years on very advantageous
terms.
Those finely situated residence lots 81, 90
and %, block 80, city, corner of Ninth and
Walnut streets.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.-Lots in any
part of the city. l.25.lm
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-07-23
TRIBUTE or RESPECT.

z -
The committee to.whom was re-
ferred the matter d arat ting 8 :stli-
table minute with fef erienee tcs the
death of sDr. Hearst, would beg to'
submit the following: 81
While the event which we Is
called to notice was mot .unexpec9
ted, this Board has nevertheless
beard With much regret, and new
records with unfeigned sorrow,
the death of that noble Christian
gentleman, DR.. j. w. Hearst, which.
occurred at his residence in this
county on the 9th Of June. 1873;
and that as some slight expression
LOT our sense Of the worth Of this
good man, and of the. loss sustain-
Led by his death, be it 81 /.
.Rcsolued, /. That in the death
|of DR.. Hearst, this Board has lost
one of Its most earnestand efficient
members, and the College one Of.
its warmest. friends and most ib-.
leral patrons. -
2. That in this event, however
|ahaicting and distressing especial
" at this particular period when
the College standsin such pressing
need of the connsels and sympathy
and hearty support of all its friends
I'VE recognize the hapd Of him
who does all thingswell, who deorders
and overrules all things for His
own glory aud for the advance
meat Of the cause and kingdom Of
His Son; and that, confding iu-.
|pliciAy ins His wisdom and good
ness and power, we bow submissive-
~ to his viii in this sad bereaYe-
|ment.
8. That a leaf in the book of the
records Of this Board be inscribed
to the memory of our deceased
friend and eo.iaborer, bearing the
date ot hisbirth and Of his death,
together with some suitable refer
ence to his noble benefactions to.
the Institution which we represent.
4. That these resolutions be pub.
lisheI in the A. E. Presbyterian.
and the Abbeville papers, and that
a. copy of them be sent to the Wild
ow Of the deceased
w. L. PRESSLEY,
j. L BONNER,
y. Z. MILLER,
Committee.