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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-19
LETTER LlSr.
LADIES LIST.

| LADIES LIST.
| Beerhurs, Corneley-2 Bats, Clara
Barnes, Melonie-2 Coleman, Ellie Nav
cameron, Estella Chapman, LsuraA IN
Collins, Miss j NJ Comfy Ellen
Cain, Mrs Mary A CLARK, &c
CLARK, Nettie Green, Eliza
Gill, Evallne-2 HarweIl, Anna
Henderson, Louisa Jones, Mary l.
Nebb, Rachel Parker, Miss Annie
Platt Mrs Julia Pierce Miss Frank Il
Pursell, Mrs ) q Royal, Miss Mamie
Rosa, Eliza Smith, Bell
Thehsn, Mrs John Soule, EN-
Smith. Alice Sumner, Susan
| Stuart, Miss Annie Wilson, Mrs Mary
| Wooden, Miss Alice
GENTS LIST.
A1tell, ID Anderson, Geo
Bailey, Geo Bell, ii 5
Blain, Jas l. Guilds, &C
climber, ii CurrAn, John
Csrraher, Peter Csny, VIM
Chester, VIM l. Dunning, j
DeLag + Ellis, j Is
French, Fauper, ID B
File, David Gize, Harry
Gray, Isaac Harris, John
Harris, JET Harper, Miles
Hayden, w X Hogon, VIM
johnson, James Keyser, w A
kemper, VIM Lugard, NJ w
Letiie, Phillip Leslie Frank
Leonard, ID Lecune, W.
Martin, A j Marshall, Alonzo
Martin, ID blehan, James
Meyer, John Ii Morgan, il
Marshall, Lon McDermot, Owen
McMeeiin, WIN McBird, Stephen Il
Oxley, Pet Palmer, VIM
Perry, Nelson optauCh, Geo
Shswsey, Ed Smith, JOIN
schlosser, Jacob Scott Willis
steep VIM Trip, Geo
Tharp, n Wooden, Geo
Wahl, ii Wadron, Henry
Watt, Jamos Whiteman, w q
White, Thomas Wilson, Thos j
Young, w X Walters, A l. X 7 q
GEo. Il. MckEAIG, 7. NJ.
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X. JoNFs, fashionable boot and shoe
maker. Cork soles, Scotch bottoms, and
the latest improvements in the line uf his
business. Only the best ana most com.
petent wcrkmcn employees, and ali work
warranted to be irstclass in every respect.
shop on Commercial avenue near corner
OF Tenth street. lO.7.u
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CHANDELIERS, Brackets, Pendants,
GlQAsl, eta. for sale Al price, that CANNOT
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ohm q. Iiarmin. Chas. Thrupi'
JOHN q. HARTMAN Il CO.,
REAL ESrT ATE
.HOU=B AGENTS.
COLLECTORS
CONVEYANCEKS,

And Land Agents Of the linois Central
and Burlington AMI Missouri Railroad COM
panies.
NORTH Cor Of Sth 81 and Quo s.~. 80
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CAIRO, Ills, October II, Is72.
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Mrs. MCGEE is in daily receipt of
flowers, ribbons, feathers and all other
hat and bonnet trimmings Of the very
latest styles, from the most fashionable
houses of st. Louis and Chicago. She in
vites the attention Of the ladies to these as
well as to her large stock of millinery
goods and notions Of all kinds, all Of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Gas and Steamtitting on short notice,
Bross' Block. 9-2Stf.
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DR.. Lavarty, homeopathic physi-
clan, late Of Shswneetown, has located in
this city and iatenis making il bis home
The doctor comes to Cairo we'll recon.
mended, ard refers to the officers Of tho
First National bank OF Shawneetown, to
whom he is we'll known, havin prac,i ced
his profession among them for years, lie
solcits fair share of the patronage of
our citizens. Office lao Commercial ave-
nue.. 2O-tf
WE need not remark that the oyster is
good thing to have in the house every
body knows that but it may be necessary
to say that the best oysters in the city
may be found at tie oyster saloon of
Amsndus Jseckel. IIs has fitted IN
rooms in nne style, and has made arrange
ments by which he will be able to obtain
daily supplies of fresh oysters, which he
is prepared to dish up TO customers in any
manner. Cali upon Jacket and try bis
bivalves. i'm
CENTRAL HoUsI-On Sixth street be-
tween Commercial and Washington
avenues.
This house has recently un lergone thor.
ough repairs, and il now in frst.class con.
dition for the accommodation of the tray-
cling public. Boarder. accommodat d on
reasonable terms. a share of patronage
Is solicited. Mas T. n GAFFSEY,
e.3o-lm. Propretress.
The barber shop Is ON the corner Of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George Stienhouse with his gem
temenly assistants can be found ut any
hour Of the day or night, roady to ,ootho
your feelings with a smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with n good sham
poo. It is drst-class shop, and you are
sure of receiving hrst.class treatment.
Ladies and children's hair cut or curlcd
after the most approved styles. s-l5-tf
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ADMITTED BgsT. DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder is universally admitted
to be the best in use, and having used
for number of years we have no hesita-
ton in adding our testimony rs to its mcr-
its. There ia nothing deleterious in It's
composition, IN important confederation
in view Of the numerous preparations put
mp and palmed off, without considerations
AS to their effect upon the health of the
consumers. DR.. Prices Special Flavor
ings, extracted from the fruit, are really
the most desirable ilayors we ever used.
oct-l4 dtSw-lw
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The Liberal Lecture committee desire
US to say that providing the Rev II. b.
Thsyer does not accept the offer of joint
discussion with Prof. Denton. we invite
those who intend to hear SIR. Thayer to
also come and hear Prof. Denton, tina,
having heard both sides Of the question
discussed they may be better prepared to
form correct opinions in regard to them"
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS
BANK STATEMENTS.

.
EOkll.IHlltD report Of the condition OF the
tirst National Bank of Cairo, Illinois the close
of business sept IL, 1873
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, 1873-05-02
Tho Produce Markets.

NEw YnnK bfny I ..f4nrTnh -1}ooa,, .r,+t, oood nv
post tiotnnnI'. mit,11in9 nniau,7s I0s;s, va" e' "a
DnEApsruyysmFloars IT'LL na inSyy' roco,,s n nm
htfa aunerbnn Wcaterc sm3 ntats 1gSIP 4a,vvo
mon to good extra, S7ooo575o good to cSoice s7.s5
to.9d@1060; st. Louie, 31e09i9to nyo Hour Ia H.
den,anl and 1r1ner 1t s6d0so,00 CON- naoal - nu,et
milwaukee,, 81. .67 amber Weatorn $2.05. Ryequtot:
hcld nboye buycrs views. Barley dull primo West.
esn, 200. Malt neglected. Corn dull lower receipts,
do, 09@71c; yellow, 71GS71hc. Oata lower rocepts
s4S BLACK, 4e@6le. "e'''' ''e'
HAY AND Hors-Unchangea. ~. -,
:. onoorn,1s.Goaee aevo and strong; Rio, 17@lp4c
Melasaea qulet. Rice quiet, 7x9sEo.. 's''"7' '''''
Crude IKTHoLtuM-loN: feU1aH 2o15o
TunrEsr1NE-Dul, 62Gasso, -'>1''
Il pHov1s1oKs-pork arm md more active; now ncsa
snd unchanged, Gut meats steady :; Shoulders % ia
Lilo midd1ea, dull aud lowor lo,iu cioar Os!S1Ge.
short clear 1O1o Lard GFmer: eatern Wa;cam' 1.sS
oF@o o-10: Kettle, 9sso.
HuTrER-Du}l aud lower: Wcstcrn aq919c
CHEEBE-Stcady 1231GHo. 80.
OINU1NNATI.
S76Da7 7E Yhcnt flrm and hniI ~ e. ~ H -. a. 49, ~
1t 40 i've r1n II goo nsta Am -; IoSasc in nt'a
Houe1oNs-FYrmer and more active. Meas norh
ally held at 9Ho; kettle. 9Kc. Bulk mests strong
shoulders, 747lso; clear rib p<{aO.1: clenr paen'
closing With Increased hf1n11css. Bacon hrmer
shoulders, 754G8c clear rib. psfa97<c: clcar 1OfS
10jfc. ~'' -'o
Wn1sKY-steady at 86c.
MILWAUKEE,,
MILWAUKEE, May l.-pnrAusrurrs- ou,ot
and unchanged. Wheat steady: No. /, ST. 40: No q
41Nc. Rye steady; No. /, 80c, Barley lrm; Nc. =
sse. -'0' - - '''' >
NEoE1pT8-T1onr, 5000 brls : 1Ylleat, 4900O bu.
, 1873-05-02
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

Rrm1aoT1rIp. M. Nav !. ,a7s
Tho Bcnato met Ut $50 a, M, Ti,ES1DENT
EARLY III tho chair. Roll was called and resuonded
to hy forty-four Hcnntors
LAKE NAVIGATION.
Tho memorial at lila Je0iant,,re. n,,aed hv the
nvgaan o eren ses ss c.na n sa a
adontion concnrrsi in ty the Sonata A1' 4AN N
oAME AND F1sm.
Housa bill concornnu aamo fini.' oto. vaa ordered
to third reniinns o"t'' N'''' e'0'' ""' o'"'A'A
.,,,,rr,-,,r,,u
,,n .,,pnrr7 Ao5 Ap5o9NaMEHT: S ,,,
.inrnmnnt m aaax or a st pfovdqg , soa
, 1873-05-02

Tho Reception mt I1ly's Building Ycs-
tCrdnys

The Reception MT Ely's Building Yea-
tcrdny.
Tho nnme Of Edward Ely Is associated with
the boat growth Of our oity, for #, 1854 we woro
Nttlo moro than prairie town whom ho made his
styles Of genttomen'e apparel metropolitan, and
gavo our oiti2ona garments tint wero fashionable
and artistic as compared with tho best models OF
tho Eastorn citloa and Of Europe. Like tho
publishorsof tho big dictionary, Mr.. Ely adopted
for his motto, "Get tho Dest," and for yoars hia
orders have been on tho books Of only tho
worlds boat makors Of gentlomon's fabrics. 1Ic
gavo hfa stock tho stamp Of pro-ominont oxool-
lonne, and has novar boon surpassed In thiB TO-
spoct by any ono in his limo In the unltei stateB.
Nor was this all. Ho believed good cloth too
good to bo spoiled by unBktllfulneBs, and
hie customers arc aware that ho makes It crime
In his calendar to pass poor work from untlor bis
hands. still moro than this ho Htudloa lis pa
trons, and ndapta NTH exquisite taato both sty1o
and fabric to tho personal traits and proclso
tonera like dummies, but Is nouto In that adjust
mont Of nice shades Of difference TINT, wl,ol! OBJ
aorvod, make tho woll-droHsed gentlonlan Since
tho FIRE Mr. Ely has occupied tho parlora of his
1esilouoo OIL Wabash ayonuo, near Fourteenth
Htroet whore hls patrons up to tho prnBont timo
have found him busy aud full OF buaiuess.' no
has como again to tho front In ono of tho most
elegant and elegantly appointod establishments
In Ills limo that cnn bo found In this
country, on tho corner of Wabash avenue aud
Monroe street, adjacent to tho grand patmcrs
Hotel, and opposite tho Clifton House. afr.
Ely will not be offended II tho advice we givo
causea rush to his now quartora, even II
tho visit goos no farther than curiosity. It is
worth eyery ono's going blocks out OF their why
to see how suporb hfook Of clotlis Is helped
by tho rich surroundings and sumptuous stand
Ing fixtures Of Bsora that IL ulArYbl, oven III
ono now day Of striking bnsinoBe p1aeea. Tho
noble iron block Ia known ia Elya building, mr.
ranged o1presaly for Its prosent ueos, aud it
will bo hara to And ita equal IN any city In tho
UNI 4n'd ,vs snss scoaa NE 1 heyo rot Ttn 70
hia old neighborhood, and gono away
from his store freshly Impressed with tho OK
quisite skill with which he improasos his beat Of
al aty1ea upon his establishment as significant
with them In roally artistio tailoring.
, 1873-05-02

CNo1NNAT1, May Ia Dayton dispatch says
that tho brothers controlling the st. Mary's CATH
Dr.. Lymar, Of this city. whoBo stntomonta az to
his injuries woro given In O dispatch lust night,
Was hurt at that school BY playing football, aud
TINT tho ohilda story Of his abuse BY tho toaolor
Ia false. The promise OF an immediate inyostt-
CATION Of tho matter oxcitcs much interost to-
day. Tho parents say that not until aores of
letters nQulrinB how tho injury occurred was sent
did they reply. Tho last lettor Of tho parcnta,
which obtained the answer, threatened invoHti-
CATION. They alleged TINT tho boy was hurt in
playing ball
, 1873-05-02


New YonK, May 1.-pgEyEs-ReceiptaD DB cara. or
1908 head, making $3.50 since Monday, against $3.50
head list week. After weaker market for beevts
Monday at a decline Of Nc, the beof mnrkot became
decidedly depressed, and 1T tho opening Of tho cattle
markct yesterday butchers olamgd and obtained con.
ceasons equnl to k@94c which failed to secure
hyo trade md tho days. market coaed dull and heavy
with number Of CIR loads not sold. To-day
tho feeling was no better, but sa!csmen ar-
and most Of tho drovos wero closed out. Tho
average doclno since Monday ta moro than 900
por head compared with ono week ago. Quotations
arc 81 per 100 lbs net lower. Quality Of offerings
largo percentage better and the extremo range Of
reported salos show dcone Of only about but the
difference In quality tho larger proportion sold at Ill
sido figures and tho concession in most Of
on neariyif not quito 10 per H. 20 loads Toxas
and Cherokee cattle, al fat, sold at 10H@1Ho 10
Illinois steers, strong az owt, ct ll912ho; ia
do, OK cwt, 11Hc; u cars do az cwt, 1l@11lo; 10
cars do, owl, u1G912o; cars Ohio saerBt ~ cwt,
12o cars Ohio Rlillors, a3 owt, llNo; aud Il cars
fat Missouri cattle, 697 osqt, 1t4@19}5o. Droased
beef Inns = very allow salo at 8NGs1015o; fow oxtra
aud live calves dull ut 6@so.
6nEEl-eceipta to.tthy, 1ocara, Or 1910 head, max
week. Market decidedly wcak at 6@eo for fair to
prime Clipped a1eep, with few oxtra 129 hs average
at 6c, and car load good unshor1, 90 lbs average,
At 10 car loads Te1hB shoop, 76 lis, rocoiyel
Tuesday last remain una0ld. Spring laEubs Aell
fairly at H.0o9B.5o OF 1e@l8o per lb. Mutton very
dull at U@9o, 49,.
uoaa-Necoips, 5000, mixing 20, 400 since bon1Ey,
against 49, 900 time last weok week. Market weak
aud tho fow ears Of live logs sale hold
city dresaod hoga selling freely, but at lowor
prfces. closing at 7x@ac.
, 1873-05-02
Illinois d NItesaitrRlf Canal.

CANAL CoLtEcron's OFFICE, CHICAGO, htny 1-An-
R1vED-Norway, Iasae, 0,Uu0 bu corn.
cLEAnEn-Adyance, Lcfaont, light; Col. Manning,
Lc1noat isht Edwin Wakor, Iomonts maht; M Xdmtra p
Lclnont light; Reliance, Lurnont, lght Arabin, Il.
mont, lioht; Thnndcrbo,t, saEinaw, Naht; cayuga,
Atlantic, Morris, light; isabella, Lasallo l29 4SO IT
lamneer; Nor North Star, Ottawa. light.
n1vED-aeorga, Ottawa $500 bu oats; MONTANA o.
tawa, 5000 h, corn GRACE aziswold, Moudota, $500
BY corn; Sligo, Willow Springs, 55 tons leo; Montreal,
Ottuwa, 5000 BIZ corn.
, 1873-05-02
Buffalo Live Stock Market.

DUyPAlo, N. X, May 1.-CArTLE-neeeipt today,
including Il cara 10 arrive, 1,291. Total for tho
nsok 8o0s. Market dull With but few Eastern buyers
sn attendance. About 700 dlxposoa Of; aa'ea-449
Michigan sseofs, ay GOO to 1s3 ls, ut 6B
Michigan ptockors, " ooa to OFT bs ut SoGb.3o; II
Michigan oxen, Nv 1860 lbs. Ut $3.50.
HuEEr ARD LAMBs-Eoeaipts to-day, 2,60Q. Total
to- for the week, 8too Market heavy at N.to9e.1o for
auxkRy aslos--17a Ohio clipped ahoap. III 8Q to %
, 1873-05-02

~, at q a06e6.61K; ITO Michigan woolod ahcep, ~
q to 1o2 ibs, af to8t@7?o; 1s3 Michigan clppod
~ sfSp s5 80 s a s 1ao, y xGSsa 'esp
Moas- -Recoipts to-.ay, Including rcportod arrivals,
G3oo Market fat, md huyora hauling on Not suf"
nnlly IS 3tGa6,6o. =
, 1873-05-02

~ hALEMonE, May ay1-o4r7LE-oponc firm and &C.
to.l"y 0@7Ato; that generally rated rst quality 5X
@a4o; medium or good fair quality, 6@5Ho. 1se-
celps, ,11o aaes, 1,055.
1lonswFirm with good demand corn hogs, 7X@
811o; stilers, 7h971lo receipts B,25o+
aNEEr-In good donland for Bhcarcd, ut AkaGko:
wool sheep dull at 0@7ho; recoipts, 2,i74.
, 1873-05-02

L1vxnpooI, May 1-11a. m.-Flsur, 27a 0d. Vim
ter wheat, l2s 2d sprsug llsGl2s ri whilo, 11s oil
@1ls lid; club, 12s9i2s I'd. Corn, 27s Cd. Pork,
CTS Cd. Lard, 4lB.
LIVERPOOL, May Ia p. m.-DrcadHtula dull and
unchanged.
FnANKroRT, Nay 1.-6.e0s OF 80, o53<.
rAn1s, May 1.--nentea, 64f.
LIVERPOOL, May - -Eyoning.-Cotton drmer midi
ding upland, 9@ekd Orleans, 0A@91,d; anies,
export, 1000.
Dreadstuna quiet cheese 71s Cd. AL other articles
uncianRel.
LONDON, May mo market to-day, being holiday.
, 1873-05-02
VcHsCtS PllHkOd Detroit.

sptefa. Dispa!ch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mny 1.-PAssEp up-Props Oakland
Winsiow, Syade OawegatcLto, CITY of Montreal Cor.
don Campbell; bark Orphan Boy; schrs putoher
BOY aorriI smith, Annie Mulvey, Maxwell, Col Cook
John Richards, Now dominion, Senator Blood, Dan
Lyons, Molrose, Algcriue, KingAsher, L. Bright.
WINn-Enrthnaat
, 1873-05-02

Tho House took up tho resolution, when Mr.. Swan
moved to postpone until tomorrow, but tho House
yolled mo" md then hr Hawes dss11ed 70 ameud 20
aa to como togother on Dec. 0. Mr., oherly thought
they ahod meet earlier, to allow tue eighth
ton of the Railroad aw to into operation a. SOON as
Madison desired to concur MIR. Drn,lwell apoko M.
1ncore offered amendment to ndjourn sine die Mr.
Johnston moved to lay that On ths table and Il was
tabled-80 to 47. Mr. Le1nmh desired to connne
tho adjourned session to thirty days., which wss
received With shout Of derteton anl q course, was
resolution Was lost until votes were changod. Tho
spectacle Was pitiful. Men dosired m adjourned
eession and afraid 70 vote for It. Mr.. nounreo
had voted and changed to 10 get away, ho says
Cassedy, tho model farmer, voted and cllsngod. 30
:lid Kann, and Lonax, and Stewart Of Mclean;
SHAW changed from Rye to no.. and 30 did
Wicker, Mifeholl, Savage, aud slulyane., Way
Tho vote, stood 70 to es. and tho HouHo eon-
Cured. Two votes would hayo defeated tho un1usin-
nble ezrayaganee .; adjourned session and oyory
who voted for 1t voted to rob the people. Therc
wero enough votes cast by Cook County mambera to
necuro sdjousrneht. and Tho responsibility rcsts
upon tho Cook County who voted for it moro than
On the country members, because tho peorlo Of Cook
veting for II or dodeng their reprssentatyes eon-
forgiven. The vote, in detail, Ii hs foloWa:
, 1873-05-02
No. 667, providing for raising revenus for Btate pur-
poses. Pa1scd-yean, 81; nays, d.

nA1LRoAp n1LL.
promise Railroad bill Na4 taken up, md Tho Beuate
ooncurred IN tho eamaycaa, 50, nays, 6-as {ollows
YEAS,
Archer, Tsrrslt, Shepard,
baldwin, Hampton, Atarne.
nfookst Hlnchcl!Qet Steele,
Drown, HnntloJs Strong,
0andefd, Kchoo, w' Ware,
osst;gs o0srsys 3,.;',ss 3M';Shoson' W,ys,rsrssn,
Cummings. Patterson, Wilcox,
Cunningham, Reynolds, Williamson,
ponahue, Sheldon, Yoaneblood.
Dow. ss5[ssasEath, s[sS,E 2s,2, 2Tsn,92,mpson,
oonronAr1oN runps.
Uouao bill 800, authorizing corporations which hAye
appropriated money for specific purpoacs to appropr
sto tae samc for other purposes. Loat-yoas, "a; ;
4 being an emergency hill, Tho emergency clause
Adjourned until half-psss o'clock i. In.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
OTHER p1L1s n1srosED or.
un e a s sess ssosa s the House
not, md coucarred III tho amendments.
aonotor otruas RSso1g1,9ss o'o1a9 -o.o,r.,o .,,,,
tho Secretary q tho sensto thtrty | dsys IN which, % te
prepare for tho publication Of tho Journals of tic
and 50 seea % M .Sa f pf fy Ss 9as
's ~ mueh p1s1f ~ 10 and aotod
TtrE CHICAGO boulevard BILL
was called up, md tho Committee amondmehts con-
TIE c1rrzsNs pErEHsx BILL
was taken Up Ind dohatod
thu. the orpehsea Of efoueo Of suit sl 10 borna
by the count!ba In which tho sovora1 afeadants res!de
A9iRG&aEsss 81 "a Z .rao cut tho enaonz
clause OF the bill Lost-yeas. \; nays,n.
Tho bill was ordered to third reading.
uouBe bill 1884, amending tho Revenue bill. WAS read
, 1873-05-02

Tho Lucky Numbcrs
MILWAUKEE, May 1.-Numbor 0,g01 drew tho
capital prize of $40, 900 III tho German Market
Association Gift Enterprise to-day.
, 1873-05-02

very hard orrlvala oxsromoly heavy; best "a. .261
GG0; HtockcrB, $t.5o@b.00 common, $s.00@b.50.
Bhcep market allow arrivals faat best Clipped. $500
@6:o5; mesliun S5,00@s.10: common $4.2694.76.
Hon market dull arrivals heavy rhiadolphin, $do0
@6.2o Yorkorst $1.60@sC5.
, 1873-05-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.


6elouou has not rot answered this oonuudrum, Tho
principle Of ifo in spite Of tho rosearooa Of ohcsts
doctors. and uetaphyslcians, ro.naina unknown. Wo
know however, that whom tho blood Is impure the
ach inert tho bowe irregular. tho l!vor disordered
tho roa1od, this DEMONSTRATING principle, what
1t may bo, IL shor Of s acVo powar and hnt tho
body 1t saituates languIshes We know too, euo Of
Capable Of dossing knowledge from authenticated
tacs that Hostoors Stomach Biters oo1oot Impurities
Of the blood nvgosato the stomach regulate tho bowels
tono tho I7or, aud brace tho neryoa, theroby combat
ting and Suhdnin9 tho leading morbid conditions which
tend to shorten lie. Tho average tuo Of o1ia.
tence might unquosonably DO greatly heightened by iu
dclous stimulation. especially In the dootno OF o and
this famous preparation IL undoubtedly tho whole.
sonD attnulant 1t pxnsent known.
, 1873-05-02

holding tf1 re.
fuses or negecs to surrender possession Of fho aame
afor cmand in writiug y tic poraon entitled to tho
ppssessIop o' - f~"'N " N
FtTh-When tie lau;1R hayo bcen sold uuon q mort
oaaS or trmst eod md tho noraauor Or nrnntor. nr
person holding under him. wronafu]y rofl,ses or
negocs to surrender nosposson Of liz same after d.
mani In uritinT v tnn Toraon cntioi r. H. soeans
60 - WV feA'S1 sA~'e'>' ~ 'A' fS''''-
SEQ. T. II any tol,.-.. nr ennna for 1,fc. 1vaa or
for year, auy longer aas.t.. sas ss .ry "
session Of any lands, tcne1ncnts or heredita-
1ncnss, by, from, Of. under, Or by oolll-
sion with such tenant or tnnnnts sha1f ,vilIfulty
hold over any lands tepcents or atcr
tho expiration Of such term or tertns mud after do.
nand made, In writing, for tho possession thereof BY
tho remaindor Or rcvefslon Of such Ians tenemenss
or hcreitamonta sal bolong, such poraon porsona
80 holding over aha for tho tirne ouch landlord or
so out Of Or s &
seutstivos ii tho Of double tho yearly value Of tie
lands, tcnoncnta, or hese3mcnta detained, TO bo
haying co9aizanco Of thu same.
6Eo. g. any tenant shall give notice Of his inten-
tion to quit tie promises by him holdeu 1t q time.
have Right to quit by liz lease, snl ss not accord
ngly deliyer up possession thereof Buu tenant shall
pay to the landlord lessor douba the rent OF sun,
in The same mannor as tho rent otherwise duo should
hnvo been collected.
sEo. 1. IN at cssoa hotwecn landlord and tcaant.
paid aud tho landlord Or lessor to whom auch rent is
thereof such landlord Or lessor may, without sy for
mont for tho recovery Of the ue1isel rremises And
in Judgment Is given for the paintiH III such ac-
tou Of ejectmon aud tho writ Of possession DO c1e-
cutcd thereon before tho rent In arrear AMI costs Of
mutt be paid lsn tho leaao Of such tands ahr censo
and 10 detefmne unless such iosaeo snll by writ Of
error 1ovorso the said Judgment, shall by bi fled
such Judgment, obtain relief from tho samo: Frovided
that any auch Tenant may, at any time before fina
, 1873-05-02
DrddMall.
Connolly,
Cuuerton,


;, House bll ao4 tue Jury bill, vas taton up. Tho
nonts aud ahked Committee Of Conference,
Recess I'LL half-past2.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
ornKn BILLS DISPOSED or,
House bill III, the appropriation for tho Anttetam
Cemetery. Lad or tho tablo.
onae blu 429, appropria!ing 900 for repairs OF
tho Executive Mhnsion Ordered to q third readtng,
Mr.. ARMSTRONG moved to reconaidor the vots by
which the Calumet Dam blll failed to paas CARRIED
Tho roll was Called aud tho bill again failed to pass
yeas, 10: nays, 60.
HOUSE Bill 65, 10 provide tho necessary revenue for
6tate purposes and Genate amendment substituting
yeas, II; nays, 81.
House bill 30, authorizing Circuit Judges to hold
branch courts, aenato amendments conourrod H.
yeas, 1l2 ! naya, 0.
House bl 503 providing that money raised by ettiea
other purposes. Senate amendments ooncurred in.
House bill sos, anonding tho General Revenue Law.
8e1late amendments concurred in.
AlHo conollrrel III BenAto amendments to uouaB Till
629. Alaot couGufTel In Bennt0 amendments to 0uBQ
BILL 220 tho aamo and Fish bill. Also, concurred In
8onato amendments to tho Wea Bde Park bill-yeAa
Ill nays, T. Also, concurred In Bennta amendments
to House I'LL H4a, IN relation to surplus funds riaed
for bridge purposes
Senate bill 25 IN relation to the levy and collection
OF ta1eB. Passed-yea9 107; naya, 8.
AEYEHuK DILI AGAIN.
Senate bill 39l, providing for tho ordinary and con-
tngont expenses Of tho State dovernmont, was taken
Mr.. CONNOLLY moved to refer tla bill to tue COM
mitteo on Finance. Loat-yeas, "a; nays, "a,
The bt1 paaae1-yeas, rs; naya, IS, a fol1ows:
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