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EGAL, NOTICE

10AA w AAAA.
ANotice is hereby given that a petition
WAS nled with the County Commissioners
o. county. Ohio, on the Sd day oT
March. 1873. ssking said Commissioned 10
MAKE an order % incorporate as an incor-
porated village. under the name aud EfyIe
- Cortland The ~inhabltaut residing there
IN, n the territory IN about the ran road
statlon IN Bazetta township. Trumhuu Co
Ohlo: called Baconsbul z. which laid terri.
tory 1sjust one mile square. having ne r1n-
yer OF school lot No. s. in Lattin's addition
70 baeonSOurg as a common point OF recon
ing. and bounded on the east and west BY
tNo straight parallel north and south lines.
one OF which Is half q mile due east and
the other half a mile due west OF said cen
tsf point; and on the north and south hy
IKE east and west ures. one OF which i
naII a mule southland the other halfR milo
nOrtn OF sad cen er point. Thai aid Deti-
ton II accompanied By a enSus and aeon.
rate maps. and the same viii be for hearin1
attne AndifOr's office in Warren. ohio or
the Tth day OF May, 1873, at 10 O'CLOCK 4 N
n g. RID BARNES, Agent.
March ). lSZ3-et. HfifIf
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SALE.

I rhe subscriber will offer at public sale.
ga VIM. Munsnnis farm. In Nenn
ship. ON saturday. March y, lS7a the follow
ing property: One thOruugh-bred Cow,
thoroughbred Helier. i've years old. one
Heifer.l wear old IN August next s b sd Of
lows. l two yesr heller. 8 head 81 yea lipgS,
3 head of HOns -. 70 bead ofSheep, 2 Shoals.
| Two horse Wagon. I Buggy, 2 sci dnuble
harness, I extra set Bob 5leds, Bob SlideS, 2
Flows. Harrow. 1 CultiVator. and other far
ming utensils, and Household Furniture.
Terms made known on day OF sale. 81
March lS, IS73-2I @. A. CLARE.
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NEW SHEET MUSIC4H
IN farewell Darling. tiil We Meet t0een;si
Hear me say my little Prayer. ~ cents.
Sweet sixteen waltz, 20 CrDE
sweet Sixteeu March. - cenf&
lone 70 ths Heavenly tsardeus Dcsnfs.
Think OF me Darling 30 centa
BrFtte's Schottische,3 crntA-
Fold we our Hands, 3 Csutk
BeliAariO, - cents tg
RecOlsctfOnS at Rny fhtldnOOd. 60 cents.
Asking = niesSlns from Mother. OcentS.
YoaW slwsYa ant me Troe, IS cents.
Rustic Bes1ty March. IS cents
CiOse the Shutters. Willle's Dead cts.
d Spubesm htha~ ~ 1oaRts. 80
SnIbesRlMR tz Scenb. IhF
SUNBEAM March. IS cents.
Amarl HIS fucr hands sc Cents.
Lost and SaVed.A ceurS. rs
Maggie's fayDrits Waltz. 40 cents
Lord, Forever Q fhy d Is een1s-
Matte May. @ceuIs nl
Ray OF Sunshine Polka IS eenis.
ADAMS Book Store
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NILES 4 NEW LIS..O BRANCl
Mails Close at me warren Post on

We have received the Spring sly
ofSilk Has. Also, new STYLES in Men
Youths aud Boys suits. Come and $
them, and tell us what you think Of OF
Sl6, 90 suits-B Be sur you are right, the
MAKE your purchases for cash.
ADAMS & Co.
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DUBLIC SALE.

III The undersigned will sell at Public Auc-
tIUn. on the Rush Farm. three and ote-half
miles north OF Y~oungstOwn. on the War
reu road. on Tuesday. March IS, 1873, the fol-
lowing properly. tO-wit: IS Cows, twenty
Of which are fresh milk: I Brood Mare, 4
. Milk Wagon / sleigh. I Hay cutter, one
Seed Drill, HarroWK, PlowA ~cultfvators.
Fork. etc etc. One Buckeye Mower n
Reaper one spring Tooth HorSe Rake, d.
Sap Buckets with Pans Hot-bed sash, 40
Bushels OF Carrots, 500 bushel OF Corn. 80
bushels OF Potatoes, 2 barrels OF Cider. 2
barrels o. Vinegar. q large lot % barrels. !
set Of dOGbie. 1 set single. and I Buggy dar-
ness. Household GOODS, and other things
too numerous tn mention. 19ilW
Terms AL spms under so Cash; on
SIMS over hat amoun a credit OF Zen.
Months will be given, with approved seeu-
rity. :. A. BUHNS.
Inhn Rush, Auctioneer. -F-srr11
Narrh ~, l673-ktf ~ r.f -
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THE CHRONICLE
wEDsEsDAf. MARCH 10. Is;s
LOcAL0a8d PERSONAL
EPabiiST e6dGe at MILO HObsrts, i
Enstavus burSaav March o.

GA4uC NJ ~ 10 LLOnELAHa il
Gustavus, thursday, March p.
Attention is Invited to the new $40
Sale " advertisement on the the thir
pagsof this psPerTOf Atessrs, els
L. Jameson.
The Musical Institute of Vienna
closes Wits q Juvenile concern on Thurs
day evening. Adult concert on Friday
evening. c. c. Case. Director.
"A social meeting will be held at tbs
Good TempIars' haH, in this city, OF
Friday evening next. Everybody is In.
vited. and It twin, 10 doubt, be a pleas
ant meeting.
-Bs bills printed at this Office we Oh
serve that 'arge sale ofdairy cows comes
afOn Tuesday, tie 18th ofthis month, al
the farm OF Alvan Hayes, one-half mile
south of Burgh Hsa Station. A good
chance wIibe ,aEprded to-proeure some
fine dairy stock.
The Good Templars Of this place
have been devoting considerable time
ana 400 tne-1past lew weeks IN the
preparation Of somethiug highly credit
able in the line OF exhibitions. The eve
ming + the entertainment has not vet
been fixed 1pon We VIII be able in our
next issue to give full particulars.
st. PatfickS bay vas celebrated in
thisf eits. Fen M36dgideSF. nyiseysral
societies OF the Ancient Order Of Hi
b%ernisns. Large delegations wero pre-
sent frSm Yoaagso6&6ga1d .Enes.I A.
procession Hutnbering several hundred
men, wearing h4ndsome regslias, and
carrying several beautiful banners.
marched through the streets to music
oftEo brass bands. Services were held
1t the Catholic Church and de-
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settlements Orderedio be Advertised.

1T is ORDERED THAT The FOLLOW
ling account Of Executors, AdsuIulstra-
tOrs and Guardians, wuich have been Med
IN this Court, De advertised Tor four con-
secutiVe weeks, according 10 law. aid that
they reInaIn ON nle fur Inspection and ex-
ceptions. uuul I-e"day Ol-", A.. D.
1873, When they will be exainiued and
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q aAEE.

r
THE UNDERSIGNED WISH
4 ing TO enaDge ais Brssent location, VIII
49, ~ Fnolc -ale. A. his residence, at tks
Cenier or Brdcevine. on
TUESDAY, MARCH s5, 1873,
commencing AZ ten O'Clock. a. m, and con-
uuulps lF0n day ~ day untilthe property
Is SOIL, III Pers ual aud Heat ESTATE.
Ten choice COWS, 7 SPA WorS HoEses,
Heavy pair Mules, I Buggy Hcr>s. (Jhariiel
2YOke Ofuxen, 2~two-Elrse Wagons. Pair
TRUCKS. LSleigh. Extra Pair OF Bob Slsds, =
Moving Naanlnes, Seed S0wer.2 70 BdIreis
cider. = BugEieS, (opeD) 8 cts Harness, tesa
e utt-r, hOrse Hay Rake.2Mik Csns,P ags,
Cultivstors. 1lous hay. 100 Bushels COrn,
l5o Acres % Pasture. q ~ said lur one year,
sndoIhsr articles 100 numerous 10 mention
HOUSE " LOT,
with three Acres OF ground, on easy terms.
~ Terms OF sale-siX months. without
inIvresI, or nine months Win Interest. on
approved security. All sums uuder Sla
'tfu KErE SrOWE,r
II ef r~rrnHaE. or A. STOWE.
Peter Bean. AuciiOneer.
Bracevilie, March n. 1878.
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CHERRIES SALE i'm Attachment
- Fhe state OF Ohio. Trumbun County. S.
Allen Waldorf In TruTpbulI Com
~ vs.. bmon Pleas.
wins. u.

y. L. Hllist u
BY virtue Of an order Of sale IN Attach
ment Issued out % Ia Court OF Common
Risas OF TrumbplI Co1nIy. Ohip. IA The
above named case, 70 me directed q de-
1ivered, I have leFlsd upon e shall EXPOSE TO
public sale at the door OF h Curt House in
Saturday, April 1911, A. d. 1873,
at n o'clock, p. N. % said day, the follow
ing described tntereSt IN lands, tnate In
the township Of Rrookheld. cou1ty OF srrum-
bull and state OF Ohio. Tue undivided one
fourth part Of the following described lands
q teDementa su1tect % the Hfe interest
lands owned by David Iefemlkhl and the
highway; on the sast and south b. Ihehikh-
was. m N The veal by lands OF John
daries 0 two acres ofiand. Terms Cash.
Appraised ats2OC0
Cd nur @. ". DICKINSON, Sheriff
sherin's once, Warren, o., Mar. Is. IS7S-Sf
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FARM For Sale.

A FARM OF 30 ACRES, STU
Aaie and one half miles oath OF
n arren. On tbe LOrdSIOwn center road
ADGat v acres In small fruit. aud between
three and four acres In orchard, Plenty OF
goOd water and timber, and good buildings.
The FARM Is nder a good state of culLrva-
lion. and Is well asapbed 10 nrmiug or
dairy purposes. Ehqnire u, or address.
ANDREW ALTMAN
Feh,A lIStf ErllI. WarreA o.
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FSTRAY. 1sr 1T e. rrrg 1o av
la llgnt hay Mare, with dark name and
tail. both hind feet white. a white spot in
forehead; supposed 10 be three years Old
fhe owner "a rPqnesisd 20 call upon the sub
scriber snd take possession ofthe property
after payinga all charges.
JAS.M. HARDWOOD, o.
Mar. IL. b7S-st" Pennington, Ohio. d
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FINEST STOBE -
LARGENT STOsK. and TIrwLl'
kETAIL FURNITURE
AZ LOWER PRICES
FHAN ANY OTHERH use in the WEST.
A. 5. HERENDEN & 60.
ia Bank ST., CleTeiand, Ohio !
Feb. IL ksS-Ino In eToEMft
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ESTATE of John Reed, decd
EIrhs undersigned has been duly appoin-
tSd and qualified as AdminisIratrix on the
estate Of John Reed, deed, late OF Trum-
bull Co, Ohio. ELIZ ABETH c, REED.
Girard, ohio, March ie, lsIs-5tt d7AH "
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or STOLEN

Sdsrch ID, 1873, fromthe premises Of ALEX
.nder Hiilikln, North Bln1mdeld. Ohio, one
black name aud tail. and one mind foot
while up ~ the f-tlOok, A liberal reward
VIII be given for b return OF the beast, or
Mar. IGtf III 5sjsi CIV. NILLIKIN.i
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A TTACHMENT.
job Obrien. Va. Jas. Kane. deft.
b fore VIM. L. Grifiis.J Justice Of the Peace
OF Vienna township. TTumbnll county. o.
On the 24th day OF Feb. A. d. ls7a. said jas
tice sSued en- order OF Attachment in The
above action, for the sum or twenty dollars
SD Said causs is set for hearing April n,
A. D. 1878. -ltI- ruH JOHN OBRlEN.
Vienna, Mar. 10. IS7s-sts
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ESTATE of FrederiekbP p. Green.
Edec'd. The undersigned has been duly
appointed and qualified as Administrator
pa the estate OF Frederick 7. Green, decd.
late OfTrumbuli county. Ohio. - IN
wM. B, GREEN.
Bioomneld, L.. March 10. Is7s-stS Ia
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lDLACK AND eOLOREDSILKS
Osnd French Popins, the Iiehesi and the
Cheapest can be fund In great variety Al
the New York Store. A. VEST
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Settled Whhsnt Reference TO
70 Liverpool or Elsewhere.
WhittlesIey Adams, Agent,
warren, Ohio.
STATE OF OHIO.
Insurance DEPAETMEST.

Insurance DEPAKTMENT.
Jan. 81. 1913.
Whereas. the R0yHf INSURANCE Company,
! lOcatsd al Liverpool. Ia the Unifed king
dom of Great Britain and Irel9nd.a foreign
Fire l~nsurabce Ca. i possessed OF at least
the amount uf acIual capital rtouIret OF
sllniiar COmpanies fUrmed undsr The pro-
visions OF The act entitled An act 10 regu-
late Insurance COlDPaues doing an Insu-
rance business IN The STATE OF ONO" passed
April Lth. Leg, and has deposited win ths
Superinteud. ub OF Insurance uI the slate
Of % 10 ~ Trust fer the bvnent and security
% Its policy -hOlderS r~ssiuiug IN The = late Of
BntO, q sum hot less than one huhdttd
Thousand dollars In stocks and securities
required aud allowed by said act. aud has
uied ~ { IS ondce a certified copy OF ITS
Cuart-r or Deeu OF Settlement. aud a de-
taiied statement OF its as<efs aud iisbfltIes
s1deNldenceS OF investments. and oIher-
wise compiied win al Tue re luisitiOns Of
the said ACT, Whfch are applicable 10 ior-
efgn Fire INSURANCE. Companies, partner
ships and associations
Nov, Ehzrs-Or-. In OF law. !.
Nuiianl F.Lhurch- Superintendent OF In
surauce fOrthe State Oi Ohio. do hereby GER
tliy. that said Company Is anIhOsized 10
transact is appropriate business OF Fire
Insurance IN this state, In Accordance With
la. during the current year. me cODdi-
ton anu business Of said Cumpany.June ~. l
1917, as shown by statement { HOm- ONCE I
made 10 this Department IS as follows;
Amuunt q setual paid up capi-
-o1tutO " I
Aggregate Amount OF available
ssI Sol
Aggregate amount liabilities,
except capitai) fGciuding re-
insufance- l.G0u4 lO-4
Amount OF ineOmr ioT the pre-
D., reJIug Seari Ia ea~h-------.-. S07,3I.3-l0 I
Amount o. Expenditures for the ~
preceding year nn ezish-4.--. 67s.l2i Ill !
- = In witness whereoLl have herPunIo
subscribed my name, and caused the
seal OF my Office Ia be affixed, the
day and year abnve written.
la sluIf ~. F.CHURCH, Superb tendenE
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a. w BNTE.

GASHMERES. SATTERNS. EN-
Opress Cloths, Empress Pisids- BriIIian-
Tines Mohatrs. For the richest a. h and
null assortment. go 70 The New YorR store
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IsT DE

InOse markeu with = STAR arc ~iOreign---
Persons wishing 10 obtain the above. viii
please 10 call for advertised letters. lH l
II not called Tor IN 50 days will he sent 70
dead letter once. rt.-r.r r
once 1ours 80 A. NJ. 70 80 p. n.
- Money sent withouLdanee OF loss.
Rates OF commissions charged for money
orders:
ON orders not exceeding sl0.-----.6 cts.
Over IS and not exceeding S20..---A.I0 cts.
over so and not exceeding sD.-.-i5 cts.
Over $40 M not exceeding S40-.--Dct
No single order issued for more than $50.
L. r. Wise. n. 81
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TEMPERAvCE HOUSE, Vienna,
Il ohio. T. ID. Mackey, Proprietor. I lave
also n well furnished Livery stable in con-
neeIiou with my hotel. Cm-rls-em.
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CHERRIES SALE
Orhe State OF Ohio. Trumbun County. IS.
Smaller Brlthers. lin Trumbun Common
VS.. Pleas. s

By virtue Of an vendiuoni exp0nas issu-
ed out Of The Court OF Common Pleas, Of
Trumbuu County, Ohin.in the above named
caSe to me direct d and delivered, I have
levied upon and shall expose 10 public sale
81 the staOle Of Bartlett 4 HerzJg, n the
city of Warren. Ohio. on
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-16
Communications.l 400
TO PROF. DENTON.
WHEREIN THE REV. n. d. TUR.
NEY DIFFERS WITH THE
PROFESSOR.
SIGMA VS.. DENTON.
'URyEY VS.. DENTON ON EVOLUTION

TURNEY VS.. DENTON ON EVOLUTION.
After a careful reading OF Mr.. Darwln's
two volumes, and some weighing OF the gen.
eral evidence within my reach, L find that
his hypothesis, In scientific point of view,
wholly fails to account for human existence.
testimony built upon that basis. Is INSULT
Client and uns neutrality-suspicious.
(a) by the fact that Mr.. Darwin has, more
than once, shifted his own ground.
~ BY the fact that no facts are given by
that gentleman to prove even the possibility
OF the evolution for which he contends.
fc) BY the fact that no phenomena con.
nected with any such evolution, have been
brought to general observation at any time.
That cOsnlOlOgical speculatiOns have been
cherished ut least 5000 years without lead
Ing TO general belief Of the development
theory, Is at least prima facia evidence
against 1t; for within mitch shorter period
900 years instead Of 3,W0-sucil theories
as those Of gravitation. blood circulation,
tidal influence of the moon, etc., have be-
come self.establshed with all persons of in.
telligencc. From the days of Monboddo till
now, no views OH evolution have gained
such acceptance: and 1t Is well known to the
genuine children OF science, that Mr.. OAR
win Is coniessedly destitute OF scientific
supporters, and his idea is entertained only
by some men OF speculative mind, through
tic operation OF tendencies characteristic
OF the present age) to fall in with something
which we cannot comprehend. That the
DarwiDized doctrine of natural and sexual
selection and development is false may be
proved.
(d) by the fact that the curse Of stcril-
ity rests on creatures produced by crossing
different species. This il why mules are un.
able to propagate their kind.
IL MIR. Darwin had produced single link
in some one of his numerous chains OF as
cent. II would be something: yet up to the
present moment, the advocates of that the
DRY have been unable to find fossil skcic.
ton, or even fossil bone, in transition state.
to prove any one of those links to lac aight
else than mythical. ID. Is. TuRNEl.
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AND MURDER

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AND MURDER.
An individual calling himself William
Niedhousc becoming somewhat elated on the
occasion of his thirtieth birthday, started out
on Friday morning to have good time. In
the course Of the day he entered several OF
the negro saloons on Commercial avenue,
where he commingled with the rabble that
usually hang around such places and at Inter
walls exhibiting his well-flled leathern purse.
Night came on and N!edhouse allowed him
self to get bclated, and not till about eleven
o'clock did he male..a break for his home.
When OH the corner Of Sixth street and
Washington avenue q darksy started up be.
fore him and fired . shot, which struck
Nicdhouse in the forehead, glanced upward
and made its exit out Of the crown OF his
hat. Niedhousc was soon picked up by the
officers, bleeding very freely, and medical at
tendance procured. Fortunately for him,
the wound will not prove fatal. The negro
who made the attack has not been caught,
and there being no description Of him, per.
haps never will.
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A lively race occurred yesterday between
Phh Willis, penitentiary convict, and the
bailids at the courthouse. Willis 10 the ne.
go late convicted ofstesling y lot OF silver.
ware belonging to the steamer Mary 4. For.
sythe. He was brought up from his cell on
yesterday to receive hissentencs, aud three
bailins were detailed to return him.
but on the way Willis made surge and
took to his heels, and probably would have
made his escape, had he kept the sidewalk.
Hs took for the middle Of the street, where
he nsde but poor hssdway, and soon stuck
fast In the mud, which gave the bailif, a
chance 10 surround and capture him.
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BAL MASQUE.
ATTENTION. SUBJECTS! PREPARE
FOR THEE EVENT OF THE
SEASON.
MONDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY II.

The managers Of the Cairo Casino Bal
Masque, extended an invitation
TO Menus, King Of Carnival, and
have received the gladml tidings
that his royal highness and suite will posi-.
lively put In their appearance. Anticipating
that on that occasion majority OF our com.
munity will be anxious TO feast their optics
with peep at his royal highncss. and in or
der to avoid confusion, and that peace, or.
der and good will mayreign supreme. we
therefore: make this pro nunciamento that
the great dining-hall OF the 81. Charles hotel
has been engaged for the occasion of our
carnival. Parties holding tickets and per-
sons heing DESTROYS Of participating will
therefore take notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
BY order Of the managers. 2-l4.at
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AUCTION SALE.

The entire household and kitchen furni.
turc ut the residence of j. II. Mulkey, on
Ninth street, between Washington avenue
and Walnut street, on Monday, February
II, at 10 o'clock, consisting of bedsteads,
warbrobcs, bedding. chairs. sofas, mirrors
carpets, stoves, crockery, plates, knives and
forks. Also one fine Wheeler Il Wilson sew
ing machine, nearly new. Sale positive and
without reserve. 2-l4-3t.
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Bal
Masque
of the
CAIRO G AS NO
at the
st. Charles Hotel
on
Monday,
February II.
DENTON LECTURES.

Thursday evening. February l5-'Reve-
lations Of Geology Regarding Man."
Friday evening-"Origin and Cure OF Evil
Gcologically Fed"
Saturday evening-"Future OF our
Planet"
Sunday evening-That great and interest
ing lecture "The Scientific Evidence Of
Mans Future Existence"
Monday evening-"The History Of the
Bible"
Tuesday evening-"The Univeral Relig-
ion."
Wednesday evening-"What Shall l DO to
Be SavedY'
At the close of thsse lectures, any ques-
lions may be asked by anyone desiring to do
so. We say to the public and friends that
our only object is to promulgate truth.
DENTON LECTURE COMMITTEE.
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NOTICE.

The managers of the Casino masquerade
have perfected arrangement with Mr.. Kurth,
who furnishes the costumes OH the occasion
Of The Co:orie clubs ball tonight, to re.
main over until Tuesday, In order to enable
parties desiring costumes for the Casino
masquerade an opportunity to select their
costumes from his well selected assortment.
His Dom is next door to Mr. Hyslop's, over
the telegraph ONCE. 2-l4-3t.
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The friends OF Rev. Edwin Ccan. in this
city, have learned with regiyt OF his in
tended departure from this city, In answer
10 call from church In St. Louis. MIR.
Coan, during his pastorste OF the Church of
the Rsdeemer, has gained mn enyiable repu.
tation rs an eloquent preacher, a faithful
pastor and an exemplary citizen. While his
departure will cause sincere regret in Cairo.
he will carry with him the best wishes OF our
citizens for his future prosperity and useful.
ness In his new location.
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In The BULLETIN Of Thursday last, there
appears an article asserting that MIR. Arthur
Boyle has just closed the contract for the
mason work of o round house for the c. and
V. Railroad company, and we were called
upon Saturday evening by Mr.. II. J. Thelen,
who desires to say that he has almost CON-
pleted said round-house.
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2-l4-3t.

MRS. Dr. s. i. GLASS, on Eighth street
near Bristol d S,illwell's, has a complete
library OF homeopathic medical books and
instruments, and the fullest assortment, of
homeopathic remedies ever brought to
Cairo all Of which she offers for sale n.
prices much below the original cost.
Prescriptions filled at any time at the
most reasonable rates. l-l2-lm
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by link, or as the doctors ladder round by
round. why not with the same mode of reas.
oning take botanical view Of life and ma.
ture and pay the forest king. the proud, ma.
jcstic oak. was once simple blade OF grass,
yet our natures, In one voice. proclaim with
Moore
"Thou art, o, God, the life and light
or all this wondrous world we see
Its glow by day, Its smiles by night,
Are but reflections caught from Thee"
CAIRO, Feb. IL. 1873,
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A GRAND TURTLE SOUP LUNCH.

A grand turtle soup lunch is set every
night at the European hotel and restaurant.
This house has just been opened by Mr..
Harry Walker, who is now prepared to ac-
commodate any number OF boardcrs. Mr..
w. has engaged the services Of an expert
cnced steward and is prepared to furnish
meals at nil hours. Also good board at mod.
crate prices. Parties desiring frst-class
board should inquire at the house, on Com
mercial avenue, between Seventh and
III shth streets. 2-l4.1w.
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CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1873

sALOON.KEEpERs TAKE NOTICE.
Notice 10 hereby given to all saloon.keep.
en not to give my husband, A. Zcrbian. any
liquor, either for cash or on credit, as will
prosecute any saloon.keeper 80 doing, under
the new liquor law. Mrs. A. ZERBfAN.
Blast,
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Grundy Bryant aud his brother-in.law
were out hunting in Kentucky on Thursday.
Bryant fred at what he supposed to be q
turkey In q cane-brake, but 1t proved to be
the leg Of his brotber.in-lsw and the shot
caused an ugly but not dangerous wound.