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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-28

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I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
L TED STATES for the Eastern District OF Yir-
ginia. r,, ,ro..,,
q bankrupt--in bankruptcy.
At Richmond, on the nth day OF June,
q. d., 1873. -
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please to take notice hereby, that petition has
been, to wit ON the nth day of June. 1873, filed
in said District Court by Joseph Horner, OF
Fauquier county in said district, who has been
heretofore duly declared bankrupt under
the act of Congress entitled "An act to establish
a uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March I'd. 1867, for
discharge and certificate thereof from all her
debts and other claims provable under said act,
and that the 18th day of July, 1873, at 10
O'Clock a. M, before w. W. Forbes, one OF
the registers of said court in bankruptcy, at his
office in Richmond, Va, in said district,
is the time and place assigned for the hearing OF
the same, when and where You may attend ana
show cause, if any you have, why the prayer
of the said petitioner should not be granted.
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of the said
bankrupt will be held at the same time and
nIa.ra w. w. FORBES,
Register in Bankruptcy for
lie eS-S2w Sd Cong'l Dist. of Va.
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1856 ACRES.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES, for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
in bankruptcy.
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a3d DAY OF JULY, 1873,

at 6 o'clock u. m, in front of the United States
Court-house, at Richmond, Va, as assignee and
trustee OF John N. Fauntelroy. bankrupt, that
VALUABLE FARM lying in King and Queen
county, Immediately on The Mattaponi river,
three miles from Aylett's and thirty miles from
Richmond, containing
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BY Wellington Goddin, Auctioneer.
sna ASsIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES fyss
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN KING AND QUEEN COUNTY,
VIRGINIA, AT AUCTION.

By virtue of an order of the District Cour
of the United States for the Eastern District OF
Virginia, bearing date 18th day of June, 1873,
we will sell on the
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with several plain BUILDINGS on 1t.
This land viii be sold free from all liens aud
encumbranceS.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-28

In The matter of James J. Denoon,
q banlsrupt-in bankruptcy.
At Richmond, on the ed day of June,
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that most elegant and productive FARM known
as "Vioiet Banks, lying in the county of Ches-
terrified, Va, between the Richmond and Peters,
burg railroad and the Richmond and Petersburg
turnpike, and adjoining the corporate line OF
said city and containing about
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-14

planned. Mr.. Bulliner had, the day pre-
viovs, srrxnged 10 moot = gentleman in
Cart,ondais to attend 20 sono business
matters. The assassin concealed himseh
ina tree-.op ,hAAfCrmsd a perfect screen
and fred upon Lis victim alta distance OF
some afty or sixty yards. Mr.. Buliinei
lived about two hours after being shot'
He con versei with those who came 10 lis
assistance, bus-Ipre.sed TO knowledge as
10 the pe,potrstor.
The murdered msu was about rity.tve
years Of Age Tie was q wealthy farmer.
For number OF years bitter feud has
existed between his fsrnil = and some of his
nsighbors. Its generally believed, how.
ever, that 10 vas murdered by some one
who hs stranger here, but had known
Mr.. D. in Tennessee before he came hero.
II is said that while be lived in that state
he Was taken out 10 be banged by-s mob,
but Was saved through thu cntreaOes~oi
his wife. Since he has lived in this par,
OF The country his cotton gin Was burned
at one time, his hsy.stacks Al another, and
his dwelling attempted 10 be fred al ..iII
another Ho was, indeed, a desperate mat
and led n desperate life.
Its greatly feared that this !. only ih'
beginning of series Of murdors he La
four sons, all like himself, And all secus
toned to deeds Of blood. The nsighLor
hood 10 . noted ons for rows, cuttings And
shootlngs, Ana the end is probably not
We. Il.
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TIL SPANISH QUESTION.

In tho debate in tie lower house OF
Congress or Friday last Hon. :. $. Cox
denounced the administration as pusi!lsn-
imous and charged that il had permitted
Spain to drag the asg Of our ccub Try in
the dust" fa TX
Mr.. Cox is an able gop,lemsb rat ho
fall. short Of tie stature OF D statesman.
He Is g partisan who acts Upon the maxim
that u 10 tue duty Of Democrat TO oppose
every policy and &C, Of the Republican
party. He is now denouncing President
Grant because the country has not been
precipitsted into war. II war had re-
suited from tho demands mado by our
state department upon Spain in connec-
ton with tho affairs of the virginius, We
have no doub. Mr.. Cox would have de-
nounced the president and have charged
that he ncedlessly involved the nation In
a bloody brawl with weak and strug-
Cling republic. This may be wisdom, in a
politician Of the prescn. era, bu. IL isnot
statesma nship.
The fear every thoughtful person enter
tanned whom the nows OF the Nirginius
outrage startled the country, was that the
| president, q soldier by education and a
man who had won distinction in the field,
would no. handle the exciting -subjsc,
with calmnes. that his impetuosity would
throw down the safeguards OF diplomacy
aud compel the use Of the sword
IN the vindica,ion Of our national honor
When this consideration had beer
coupled to the manifest fact, that the In
tsrests of the Prssiients party requires
war or pestilence, or both, to distract pub
lie attention from the record lately made
by it, no person could escape the conclu'
sion that war with Spain was inevitable.
But the President has apparently risen
lsupsriort, party combinations, aud in
stead Of consulting Lis soldierly prejYdicei
has acted the part OF statesman. We
can sec nothing in the settemont with
Spain tina. is dishonorab!e or unsatisfAc'
tory 10 our government. We therefore
heartily endorse the declaration made BY
Mr.. Beck, Of Kentucky, that if there il
anything the President has managed well
1t IL the negotiations with spain. F'H'
might" as Mr.. Beck has ssid, "hav,
plunged the country into difficulties ant
perhaps have sggrsndizcd himself at Chi
expense Of the country, but tho course h
has pursued has been extremely modera.
l And wise
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Ii this way the horny handed Tufts, of
the Csntralia Democrat denounces US, and
sssks 70 east the ominous shadow of di,-
trust upon our fair an.i-monopoly reputs.
ton.
John II. Obsrly, thetAlented and genial
editor Of Tnf CAIRO BULLETIN, has named
sftss him one Of the locomotives on the
Cairo and st. Louis narrow-gusge railroad.
John has been rather inclined TO hay seed
Tor some months past, and rather than 60
efound . manur pile has waded through il.
Not long since he informed US that his
farm stood on its edge, so that he could
cultivate both sides. We spprehsnd that
one aide OF the farm WAS labelled railroad
right Of way, and that the other aide has
run 70 weeds" and the edge farm
tspplsa over With Che railroad side up, the
.loconesive Obssy putting away thereon.
Our friend Tufts may drive US to desper.
alton. II he should, We shall surely pull
from bis head those ,n.uriant tresses o,
which he 10 30 proud, and make Tor our
self wig. We shall then At least have
the "hAif -os farmer, and Ipdian.Iiks, bt
Atisfed.
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photographic,
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin
ANOTHER MURDER.
rARBONDALE ~ 4 FEVER OF
EXCITEMENT. -
GEO. BRUSH SHOT AND KILLED
BY I. ". MCDONALD.

.speelal.Sorrcsponsen acc, OF TnkpylIEIiS.l
CAtDoSpklE rls., DecehbsrJ9 lS,
sAtaboat az O'clock sshis eelng ir.
Geo. Brush Bfos6er oYrol. Dan Brdsh,
wen, into the Planters House aud 10 the
&C! Of registering his name, sps:.ered
some ink on the register, whether pur-
posoly or BY sccN.ns 10 not known, but
most probably bysccdent,. This offended
Mr.. Werner. the clerk and . quarre! en-
sued. AT this jshctuFe Isasc W. Nc
Donald, proprietor CT tho hotel, in,eriered
and took up Tie quarrel on the part @!
the clerk, showed Brush oat OF the door.
and as L. l!l so shot .nd instantly Killed
him. - "a :" 5F-Jfs = --r;-
MeDons'l was arrested .. ID.
The city ia in fever Of excitement ov or
the affair, and threats Of the application
OF Judge Lynch are freely made ~ tho
moro excited OF OUT citizens.
Both partie. were well.known ia this
county, Brush being very popular.
Mcdonald Is q Scotchman, despei ate
character, and has few friends il ,his
city
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J. burger =
PROCLAMATION.
The Place To Buy .
Dry Goods

At his NEW STORE on
Commercial avenue, Burger il
now receiving daily the lar
gest, best selected and cheap.
est stock of dry goods ever
before brought to Cairo. A
line of dress goods which have
never been surpassed in this
market, either for beauty or
variety. A full stock Of boots
and shoes; domestics Of all
kinds, a beautiful stock of
fur., muffs and boas, NUTS
and collars, and children's furs
at q mere song; knit woollen
goods, children's sacks, etc.
almost given away /; a hand
some assortment OF gloves and
a charming selection Of ladies'
necktie., ruf's, ETC., etc. Gen
tlemcn's furnishing goods.
overcOats, suits, underwear,
hats, caps, gloves counter.
panes, comforts and quilts.
table linens, red and white
water proof cloth in all the
new shades and a full and
complete stock Of notions
All these goods were bough
at panic prices, and will b.
sold at astonishingly low fig
ures, as Burger is determine
not to be undersold. Call An
examine his goods before pul
chasing elsewhere. His stol.
room contains every article
the dry goods line that al
buyer can possibly want, ar
the prices are so low that J
one will have the conscien
TO ask a reduction on an
thing,
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From Washington.

wnAr,TnE coIoRED PxoPLE WAIT.
WATHrHGToS, December 13:-Ths nA.
tional Civil Rights convention which ad-
journed sine die late last night, say in
their address, that they take it for granted
that action will be had by Congress pro-
tecting them from the invidious distinc-
tions in the enjoyment Of common carriers,
hetelS shd othf publE sp lscDs ~ icoa
ten)p10 1 40 sserssHHe y epaSe. .
sfhdsement hnd including o,hSf Civil
rights including entsrancs to the public
schools without regard to race. They
want the denial Of these rights punish ed.
WAsHISGroN, Dec. Outstanding
legal tenders S373,27l,0l3.
-. Dir HUGH ALLEN .. AZ. 81.
OF Canada, IL hero With his family.
CALLED.
The Committee on ways and means TO-
day called on the President and Secretary
of tho Treasury in accordance with the
annual custom, merely to pay their re-
spects.y The subject Of finance was not
meationsdF IN - 80
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RIVER NEWS.

saSEw ORLEANS, December l3.--No ar
rivals. Depsrted--H. ). Turner, Cinein-
natl; Susie Silver, st. Louis; Exporter,
Arkansas river. Clear and cool.
LIN ESsKS p 80; "a R.sOI
: .i,.s hSsss H y ID 4 xis.s. !;
Hattie. above. Departed - shannon,
Fort Smith; Belle Of Texas, Memphis.
Weather clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, December l3.--Weather
cloudy and cold. River risen IL inches;
II feet above low water mark Vi CT. Up
Geo. Roberts, 1ilewffd, -ChGtmer, Silver
thorn, Prairie City. Down; Andy Baum,
Mary Ament, Grey Eagle and Allegheny
Belle. Business active
CINCINNATI, December l2.-Ths Ohio
river has risen ten feet in the last twenty
-four hours, and 10 forty feet At nine to-
night backing up the Sclots, and both Of
the Miami rivers are very fun. River
men are hoping that a destructive aVod in
the Ohio will be prevented by cool\an
windy weather, and by the lower streams
moving out before their upper tributariae
take the rise from them.
ST.. LorIs, December l3.-Arrived--
Lady Lee, Shreveport. Departsd-St
Joseph, Memphis; Colossal. Ksokuk
Babbage, New Orleans; Belle OF Shrevs.
port, Rcd river; Kate Kinney, vicksburg
River rose 8 feet, and still rising, with Il
feet 70 Cairo. Froze hard here last mig hi
but Aswsather . milder and cl4af.
T. Lousy flrx, December a8.-Ravss ris
ing with Is feet in canal, 10 feet In pas
down Indian chute. Weather cloud y ant
cold, Arrived-United States, Cincin
natl; Dove, Madison; Blue Wing, Ken
lucky river; Morning Star, Henderson
Dove, Madison; Blue Wing, Kentuck,
river; Morning Star, Henderson.
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SPIRIT lDENTITY NOT KNOW
- kBIT ---

a Cairo friend wishes me 10 state
through the papers ia hundred personal
appari,ions would not be sufficient 20 con-
vince me Of the truth Of spiritA identity.
Would deny the rsturn and Co munica-
ton Of departed ,pirIts with human be-
iugs, in the facc OF such svidoncs' Why,
certainly would. Why mott The mes
mcrist converts the intangible into . state
Of .angibili,y. The mental images formed
in his own fancy seem, TO the mo under
his mctmesic control, 10 be real objects.
Thus, a competent mssmerizer can make
his subjects see men, women, children,
birds, flowers, etc, which are merely The
intellectual pictures Of his own imagina.
ton and 10 can 30 present these ng-
men.s OF the brain that the fsncied images
will appear a. grave realities to tho inn
pressible subjects Of his srtfuo operations.
The mental fancies Of the me,merizer APP
pear as real objects TO ihe mssmerIzsd,
aud are so described and in the same
way, the trAnscendsntAl pictures OF
. demon may appear a.
real objects TO medium aud DO described
As such, while yet In fact, the medium
may not see real persons ard objects one
whit moro than one would do in the mes
meric condition. AS in the case Of Sam
| uel, the familiar demon forms in his own
understanding Arscollsctioa Of the person
wanted, sad then impresscs the medium.
or COZ raA. She will seem W see that i'm.
aginativs person as sresl being, and be
| enabled 10 minutsly describe HIN. The
mere images OF the one mind msy BE- per.
csivsd as objective realities by the other,
aud will DO spoken Of a. such. Hence,
tie common evidences Of spirit's iden-
tity are unreliable and deceptive. When
the usgustzsr forms the idea off person,
8 tree, or any other object, 10 his own un.
dsrstanding, the person who has been
mssmerized by him will behold the
very ssms thing, whether
that object may bo, as an
objective reAlityi and in ths-samp way
the old prince OF dArknen may DO BIZ,
work. When the dcyit thinks Of any oil,
jsct or person rnsy appear Ms reality &c
the impossible medium. IT. therefore,
should see these mental pictures Of oul
departed friends as IL thsy were real per
sons, describing them most clearly, thai
would never Justify you, nor me either, IN
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From New York.

NEW YoEK, Dec, l3.-Pspers published
in this city in the French language, de-
vote much space to tho Bszaine Trial.
The lie Messenger approves Of the
sparing Of tho life OF Bszains; but thinks
degradation from rank should not have
been omitted.
The Courier Des Etats Unis, though
believing tn Moarshal deserved thsIhsrd
sentence, can respect the feeling OF mercy
which inspired the Judges, and which
dictatsdths modineatiodof he'ssntepoe';
tutAdp,its atths same atime that II ths
sentence had been enforced in its fulles,
rigor there would been no reason to dc.
sent from strict punishment 1t dictated
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-14
BAZAINE.

Francis Achills BazAine, Field Marshal
OF France, whoss triAl has Just bean con.
clsdsd ~ Versailles, and which re-
suited 10 his condem nation TO death and
TO degradation from bis rank prsvious TO
his execution, is aged ,ixty-ons years, and
hAs been in the service OF France for forty
years He distinguished himself by the
ability he displayed in the Crimean war,
and upon the fall ~of sevas,opoi, 10 wis
appointed governor II the town, and
shortly sftsr wn promoted TO the rank OF
general Of . division. The trial Jus. con.
c!uded has been the most important mill.
tary trial which has occurred in
any country for many years
Thsssntsncs net wholly snsnticipatsd. ye.
thrilled the people Of two hemispheres,
and II Il had not been modified BY
the elsmsncy Of President McMshon, ito
consumstion would have intensified the
shock Is occssionsd. Bssains's fault was,
not that hs loved France the less, but
Nspelsoa II, moro. His grsster,or was
that he would not SEQ or recognize 4
France which Was not ruled by the house
VI Boaaparts." .ET,.'
The fall Of the Empire. the death Of the
Emperor and his own degradation have
followed each othss. inETs xif
sussssion and few people outside o
tssnes but win rsjoics that .Psssidsn,
2c1shon has committed his sentence &c
twenty ysars Punishment on the Isle o,
=. AArguissits, and to bslin sHsc. dc
graded from bis rank. but 10 b spared tn,
Humiliation OF the ceremony.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-14

Lad rnsde.,bo communications; bsyit may
moro logically b. urged, tlsst 400 other
class of bangs, IS gaining an unt9N mag
moth rappor. With the, had trisdte palm
themselves upon my.ccnadssss, by esu.-
Ing their own mental conceptions or MY
spirit friends to appear and address the Is
real rcrsors, making tsfy needfui -reveal.
mepss to secure my consent ard osssn.te
tho -ssighsful dslnsious. -.--.
II. ID. TURNHY.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-14

THE Albany Law journal said to be
good authority, says that i. finds, after an
examination OF three volumes of Gennis
Reports, that nearly afty per cent Of Will
iiam's dschions, while district Judge in
Iowa, were reversed by the supreme
court. Tho New York Evening Post
thinks "it would BE- rather. odd to raise an
inferior Judge whose opinions had been
found wrong one time in two, to the very
head Of the cour, which has thus corrected
him. Rather odd, u is true; but even
the prejudissd must admit that j. nigh,
have been worse; William, nigh. hav,
been wrong two timss in two, hut b,
wasn't, and that's something.
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From Columbia, ). G..
THE BENDER FAMILY

THE BENDER FAMILY. -.
COLUMBIA, December l3.-The Bender
family charged with . number OF muir
ders in Kansas, were arrested in. Brings.
Vile, spartanbarg county, four day, ago.
The father and mother are in custody.
The son and daughter are living in
North Carolina and are being sough. af!
ter. The family name ID Webb. ! p
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-14

THx Jackson county Indspssdent has
been made the official paper Of the county
BY iss board Of supervisors. Roberts Of
the Era offered to do the printing At ten
cents less than nothing per eolumn--,hatm
he offered to pay tho county ten cents
column Tor doing the work, but his gencr-
QUE tsadsr wss refused and Me award
given 10 the rival paper.
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day, complained of having taken atlight
cold and was confined. " AisrQom till Fri.
cay afterntFnT he thSd Zine. sAown
staif, to tesslBd spsSt The sJsningin h4
psrlor. Hsnme 12Fn to ngsskfsA4 this,
forep oon ct f&thes-91 late hotJ ~ ~ h4'
custom, Apb.rSsiIyes. rsf ssss.u.is
While sitting iRthis chair betwoeo enc
and two this Afternoon, listening TO the
reading Of q letter BY Mss. kel.op, Lao
mAds come ipqairy In regard ~ IL, aud
then, without ~ word Or agh, s-.dieniy
n - .
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MURDER IN JACKcoH COUNTY.
CARBeHDAly, lila, Dec. 10. 1872

xDIToR BuLLETIs II have another
.snsesion 70 report. On yesterday (Fri.
dsy) about 10 o'clock, Mr.. Geo. W. Bul.
liner, living in Williamsoa county, while
on bis way 70 this place was waylaid and
numbered. As wn about three mile.
from tsvs, and while pa,,ing through q
strip Of woods, some unkpown person or
'1esspns Assd upon him with bact-sho
Fee shots we're frsd, both taking effect,
Hs fell from his horse 10 the road, whore
Assvas PICKED up BY persons who were in
NJ Immediate vlcinity. Some four or Eve
esssoas heard the report OF the gun, ba,
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TIE newly elected govern ,r OF Texas,
Jno. Richard Cooke, 10 IN ex-csnfederate,
who owes his election TO The dissstisfAction
Of the people with Gov. Davis admins
uation which had reached the extreme Ct
unpopularity.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-14

AT . meeting Of western railroads, .
few days ego, IL WAS resolved to adhere
strictly 70 the dscision OF juno lsst 70
issue no more free passes TO anybody, and
In sddi,ion Il vas decided there should
hereafter be no half rates TO ministers. =
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-14

TnE judiciary committee will repor. In
favor OF the confirmation Of Attorney.
General Williams - Chief Justice, which
will, Of course, put an end TO further die.
cussioa-of that question.
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WILL rent my house on Ninth street
between Walnut and Cedar streets, ave
rooms and hall, gas and . good cistern,
Apply at the Insurance Office Of U. p.
Lyon, one door south Of Schuh's drug
store, Commercial avenue.
81 J. B. SHELDON.
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TOYS CHEAP.

Mra. II. J. Carson wishes TO call attep-
ton that she has just received neat as
sortmsnt Of toys, notions and fancy goods
on Commercial avenue between Nineth
and Tenth streets lG.2w.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, December ls.--The chip Pres
ton. which arrived from Now Orleans on
the Stu, with l40 bales o! cotton, 10 burn
rs. pi...r,sY,yp.- q 49, =.
Last night several hundred men
marched cheering and shouting to Plaza
DE Amos, and gathering IN front Of the
captain generals palace, gave noisy eI-
pressions Of their classification at the do
psrture Of the Virginius, and their disap-
prevail Of tho course of prominent per-
sons who favored the delivery of-ths yss-
sci. Two Spsnisrds who lendeavored to
pscify the mob were rudely hustled about,
and several shots, believed to have been
accidentally, were Aired. The crowd
fingered around tho palace till midnight.
iwhee O. btaif G snsrA Jpus ella, addressed
Aisu ind prsvailsd sponf thsn to got TO
ttsisheras'. fIstf
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MANUFACTURING JEWELERS..
Any one wishing something made in the
jewelry line for the holidays will please
s~nd in their orders ~ soon Is possible 10
(. 4 w. Budor. manufacturing jewelers.
corner of Eighth street and Warrington
avenue. l2.4td
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-14

Tur Illinois State Grange, contrary to
o.hsr sserst organizations, admits female
members, and several women have been
elected 70 al Offices for the snst ing year.
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NOTICE.

Ny connection with the st. Chsrles no
lsl As proprietor viii cease on the l'sh
nS.sPsrsses h0hhs biikOs accounts
AsAiqss ~ eStkset. Charles ssssssssst.
ed to present them for settlement before
that date.
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