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& ~ scS,r 1rccn,,oht arrived At t.,ts cvt fo-
", 1st ttueS ,rat aatr,1nv sha heiamra r. i1ihard
= vanca ~ hfws,,tca unl ron n cnrrr1 ,,nucitv NJ
s1 sau uh,''sIs1s nf Wnest' '''AS ~"t"'
''touo o,,rt ~ 1hn bc,ch,np of tbe n,on hfcr
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, 1874-07-27
A UHpCcroua Hed~Eell0xv.

FROM W6 aldFcFad SLU.1 41T0u3.
On Inst Sunday uight, q short timo aftor tho
family hua retired to tliols rootns, the BON Of our
townnnlun Jarnes Aibbey folt Bolnethiug utrug-
(t,g Tor tho object put Ills hand upon something
whiea ho suppoued to DO q tarHntu|a aud gave L
q slug, when tho horrible aud yenomona
oroatata run down over Lla arm and body
towards Lin feet. He gayo tho alarm. wlon Mr.
Rn1i examined tho Dol mud bod ciuthes, but failed
10 tl,d ANYTHING, wheroupon tho boy laid down
again and slent until morning. Gu cleaning up
Tho room next day. Mrn. K1bboy found ensoonced
undot ths oaye Of tho boys pillow large
tasautula, which, The Inomo,lt ho was uncovered,
aroBa to iisa full holGlit and 1Dado battle. whon
sl,o dispatched 1t with Tho hrooln. The woi,dol
IL that the torllble looAing aptdor did not bite
tho boy, NJ they usually nluao battle ut every.
thing that couaea wlthia roach VI thoir poisonous
fsnSs.
, 1874-07-27

~ the Editor Of The CAfcaHo Tribune.
sn: Several timoa during this woek thevalid-
1;.o,.nn - t,,o it,, 80 1,,a, n,ost3,,oa ~ A.
nn'1p u sno e'.3 ass ..' poon aauaL'o"ea ~ sne
no"spapolH OF tuo c4tY' ferHtE INC 10 coner'o-
rajuol.
'",1oo. ~ .,... u ,,a.a ,,.n.a
IL neoms TO mo thes 1ho oss'1nahce paosou On
tho 2oth lnst 's auoqueta to prevent the orootlon
OF any wooden building within tho enlarged
J" "fl1a-limits" prescribed by it. It accompllshes
~. a,a ~ a,,,,"o,vo h1 forc, ~ t,,o n,aor,ro
ta.a Suo 10 a.. S ,.ao y ~ n,>,;.. :. aantaiaS
astaeaaa & 70 sno puf"an @ ..iaa 'a Ion.aua n"a
/. The uro-linita OF the City OF Chicago arc
horobv oxtendel to thu corporoto limits OF aaid
oit w ~
4 definition Of tho phrase /" o-llmlts," used
Ghnrfor If ti,o l1ity Of Chicago euocted Fob. Is,
iR7u rhnu. y. Sco. i. tjLle isis Dopartment:
.sro1rou j, Tho Common Council, for tho purpose
of ur1iur oaainst TIC raanltiss Of tiro plnii hayn
n,inSs shail no ba creciaI. rauiacel, Or repairoi
w1io.,t per,issiou aul to drvct tllat all unI uny
huilIInrs withju tbs Hlts pEracr!bcl shall ba nado
tho reatsinaor robuil.ng oi wooden 1 Gni!1naa Ta.
IT. tho hre.!lnsia Wren re ah!ao snat nave nGon
aaassa 10 tAe e1'ont 0t w p0f e'''' '' sa '''"'
1ra.s I, +,,a ~o,,r,. .s ,ho .ttb,rttv ~ fin
Aese she soHtca o. sue autaots @ y. rna
common Connoll Of Cnsoaao 70 pAss Iao lottnef me-
and tno !nto otdsaahoo prescribing Ao Ato-
4ln1ta OF tho City or LAeaEo. 1tete. zoo, ~ az
explicit dotnlton Of tho phrase "aro1i!a..tsa
as il may 10 Blbseqnenlly1lHcd IN any ., dinances
pnasoc under tho authority gwen by tho saboVe
quoted aaetion. Mn.
ln tho first pas. ot esd section, certain nmiea
ato desortboo o. tboso WITHIN N9lon' ioe tne e
purpose OF preventing Iun p"uu'4.oo -
tto, 10 wooden buildings shali 10 erected.
or placed, or repalfail, ~!thoat nerM'H-
| son, and within Which, ali a!h any oallalng6
shall bo made or oonatrnotod Or Mo-psaioa uia' at
tetlala. ~ the Iat&af part VI tho hontson. .up
limits so described ara tetorred to ny Tug appel
latton u "pre-ttHsita, ths meaning ot taoae
wyrsab lAvillH been previously glSon.,, =,
Thla leaVca ,lo xoom for doubt Whas ~ ineans
W tue %osos Ase,A"tss ~ ; 5na naa'sot a'a ~
, 1874-07-27
4 SUBSTITUTE FOR COAL.

Tho Iao OK fseat i'll Tr,n-nants:z::sctssrr.
FoND Du Lac, July q. 1911.
II the Eiftor Of This Chicago 1r.bmno:
Sin: In your pnpor OF tho 9TH inst. you giro
prominont, notice Of Mr.. ". II. Grcg'n yinSa in
respect to an early doeadenco OF Eugland'i
manufacturers, which views, 1t appears, arc haand
chioay upon nsshort supply Of coal.
If mr. Greg'R viows o1tond no further and l1avo
mo bettor Foundation tLan Englaud'a noa,ly-
omptied coal-mimos, 1t mast be great 1ollof to
him to be assured that Ensland's continued pros
pasity is 70 entirely independent Of tho duration Of
her ooal-mineg TINT, il they tailed to provide
her with yoar'a supply, aho possoassa D ro-
source practically inoxhaustible which would en-
ablo Ler to produce her iron In mu,i, gronter
quantities, and Of q quality infinitely Superior to
any worked by coal.
Tho inclo1ed paper, which, you will notice,
first ap pcarod In tic 1tining Journal Of Mal-
quotEo. Lake Superior, presents no nobulous tho
ory to tho consideration Of tho reader, but fur
nishea fow crystaliizsd factH, finding daily de-
7elopnent In tho operation Of . thouaEud fur
nacos and, IL theso operations have boep hith-
e1to chiohy confined to secondary or converting
purposes, ho would bo bold man WHO should
aay that the 1000 Fahrenhoit dogrooa Of hoat
which can DO obtained in these tur1lnce9 could
not DO applied With equal alyautages 10 tia prl-
mary or smelling PROCESS.
For further information ou this subject ses
tho Report of tho Unitod Statos Special Com
miBaoners to tho Paris Expedition OF 1s67; also.
tho Into Prof. Faraday'a Inst public lecture at
tho Royal 1nHtution Juno 20, 1862. ..
Aa What is good for tho gooae 10, not likely to
diHaggoo with hor husband. 10 wo may suppose
|, tho remody for tho praaout truutloa Of our
northern iron intoreata would bo equally oflcn.
clous for tho troubles prospective Of our BttiAh
cousins, who possess q vast arcs Of poat-faol.
gifted, tiko tho liyor OF FrometAouat with .
powor Of reproduction nd in1nitun.
l. IearH oyor England's carly decsdonco
MO widely premature, notwithstanding Mr..
Greg'a prophecy; that 1ad evont boiug uppar-
entlY assigned to aomo remote future, probably
contemporary With Aome Que OF other OF tho yisit4
OF Tho comet Of 1911. Respectfully,
Jona W. WHrEF1ELp.
, 1874-07-27

civilized world. .,Horo sllo braucllpd on Into n
wild and incohoront tirado againat Henry Ward
l,oocllar, and tho world Of Christian mintntora
latoly lcspisod, and opproasoi poor % woman, but
now, m 4 result OF ths rooent oxpoao, Of that
llong-suffcting a'ld Eoaoroua soul, TAoosloro
Tllton, tho "wotshipod Qucon Of Amor
to1." Thia declaration Wns rccc,yol
with mtug,ed l,isscs mud aprlm.,so
amid which sao reluctantly rettrod,-a Mrs. 0o!-
by, of Indiana, coming to tho leHeuo, who by
hor rernt'aalve clo1uol,co, calmetl tho per.nrbed
Bpsr't:,. aud ptovontoQ tho ouaotlng OF a scono
from Donnybrooii Fair.
Whon quiot was finally restored. pho pro-
ccnlotl to dellvor d loottro on "Tho Rotation Of
Conotn to tho Spirit -Worll," whcl, sllo handled
n = vigorous an1 novel manor. Mr. No
aortation OIL "tomnunien, shortly aftor which
tho meeting adjourned.
, 1874-07-27
uIIEAp InoN-noW IT CAN HE 1iApE,
Ety0ut the 3fdryustts MfHtng .JpHraat.

I'oHp pu Lac Jnno ~, 1914,
Tho prospect nhcad preAonts little Of u satih-
oru irou-lnapulaature, and it bohooyes tAoss i.-
tercstea to be up and doing, or tue glory will
Il must BE- Vory ov,aont to .,t concerned tlnt,
unless some change taheg place, to!ldiug to
s.mulata cntosprise aud dirout -attontiou to
thoBp great works 30 much neelod Anl desired
BY tbn people, Or, otherwise, moro euunomieal
pronoBses aso Introduced, an thoae works. de-
pondout upon the production Of pig alone must
At III early day ccaaa their labora and. indool,
tuoBo wUsla engaged III ooly0rt!nE their own piE
nuat eventually 10 duivon to tho coldlualou thas
it would bo advisable to purchase what they
noed rather than continue tia aanufaoturo
Of it.
And whonoo, it might bo as|,od, ID tho neccs-
aary supply to bo derived The question IL
pertinent, but there arc thollaands. who could
enthusiastically .anBvorit, and who for some yoars
past haye taseaeen, sud heve watched, tho grad~
ual development Of Tho mighty revolution III tho
iron-worll, which is now coming TO II hoad
1t IL 10 now eapuraaalce to !tnd tho great staple
OF q country torEahe ita ola homo to flourish
with renawoI visor III somo datant locality, uor
to find the ayonuea Of u raat colattlorce suddonly
vnca.el for Bomo rluro oonvcuiont or mora 600.
nomlo route. Nnmbola or auch inatanoea nuat
otour to the .nlnds Of ttoso who haya ta&aa m
interest in lav history Of tho paat r. tue pros.
Ont Instance tho course OF TIM inspaiidtn el'snso
III clearly doaiaea. Northern iyo.s- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! hayo hpA to atrugS.e against mauy prel9"
| dtaial tmpadlmunts, nasnfa! , anu hsaos."a,, a"a
distance which iutosyenes hotwean tho oroa n.sl
tLoao fuala which ouY practice, rather than my
superior oxcelienco they poaspas, has declded 70
bo noooaaty fur thoir reduction. Tha Gsoas
| Of thoss uaateriaIs. with tho aaat ot mluteg
them, has preoluIcd Tin possibility OF producing
pix.iron at coat ot less tLsn s'3o nor ton, aud
h many canes thu ooss an;aAnss g saa per ton.
! CttMatio taauoacoa aleo nave tholr oAeos III an-
osoasing the coat.
! Thus fur for lro1,-mhaulaoture In tho North.
| va w,l inquire Into tllo SANS ns.ssacaetura in
tho Bouth,--in tho asstes of Tcn"essee. A.a'
| oontro, surrounding whsuh VIZ And tlaousaat,s Ut
| Bauaro 1nilea OF n,inavals and n,ata!!!o usea.
| Here a1o ridges of umossque-boautful mar-
, 1874-07-27
STRUCK OIL.

Toni WAYNE, Iad,, July 25.-A workman,
while digging well for j. Feathcrspel1 at New
syoa d '1StotdAy 1ot sn1k s TSr rs Of fldo S r
aud etnis Hight fully equal to tho beHt coal oil.
Further developments aso awaited with consll-
arabia jutDrost.
, 1874-07-27

Dn1natponr ILL.,, July Brilliant.
Morris, $3.50 lii corn: Phs1, Loclrert, 500 LII corn
prop KinD Broa., KankaRon Feelcr, 1Soj la1 corn
r. 1suekwood, 0tawst 5,50o u corn; prop j. D. Alex
andnr, Ottawa, a,GO0 bu corn; rrup Whsaet soneea,
SsU hu corn, 70 bu rye; Friendship, ssneca 400 bu
corn. :.
CIrARrp-Dolphin. Ottawa, 02,14o It lumber; Har.
riot. 6anesa sl59 It lumbar; Phn11, Locsfort, LOO
NJ shingles.
, 1874-07-27

were dull and lower. Tho cl,nr.ess reported last
lug vrsscls wcro engaged to-day: 70 ur1ao--1;arge
Ko'chum etrn, 2ae: Potomac. wheat tLronga:
tcrt,s. To aaru1aprop Mayaover and barge Isilot.-
ming, CORN III, puEh 70 Ogaenshnrg-prup cleveland.
corn, through. Total, q; capactty 10000 bu coril
and 1,GuQ ltl wheat.
, 1874-07-27

solr Kaso 11,nt 1anhh, Oeonlo Lumbar, !: =.
Brhr CLARA, 1tnnShtSc Mi5a9sss VIZ M .. y
gehr Il. ii. Koyce, I,ny ne No1No, ccaar pos1. j.,
ac'w sihplo Leaf, J. 'aIiIo s,1 Laho, & ,fnoof.
ashr ns,inet c o"ntr. mr. Wit am 81, My'i " lumbar
Prop rolonlac, tufra1o alnsaes'
9rllr J. Diger, Day Guy, a:,i.,, aai,; ,,.,,n
scow l.. Painter. H!i!u II <e, eark. =;
Frop s1isk|nna, Milwaukee, gal',, -.
arhr y: q. Androwa. 1areGn ~ Eth parx; --,.,
s'SS s,Sw a"fan, s,nsssls1s' osoa;o, ri al% Hmtrr "
1Top Araoia, Hui!alp aMnIFlee. ;,
sfhr fsn .s! X.nhs!sngsrg, Nnnaso, e.'ai> ~
nl'xo E''1or9.lo, Menon,lilee, l'1mlSr. i,
asSe 1aeb Hca ~ Il il.en; ,i1oa MG"oef, pnn,t l"'es~
3ror T. T. uallTn. Eaeal'aba. E'g~tron. !: !'sx
, ss y Tsn Williams NWliams' nsu,ne ,n Lumber"
s!mr Goru,ln, 81; Joseph, 3un.lr4%s. (
ITop I'iks nreo;e ilentoh 1IatlA,r. aundrics. {
ssht q. n; nan1, {lawsGo. eaai- !:
suar J.: husn. hli1kcgon. lumber. -
'8cllr ~: h!neolli Dal!, oswcgo. c2aI.
r,fop aRy LARK, ltueafa' dreckt hnrk.
Stnr II Huron, s9ntA Haven, sttries. -,
Hehr tHinEest, hantsis". lunl1er: I, ,....~'l
ssLr ~ Lillie llun!i!ton, Kingston. Hghf.
hs1r nsr fs1its fs2 ss.n nu,aess asn 1hS' 1,a,sr ~
selr 1Scr Lnwsons htsokcgon, lutAkcr.
Echr 4. al. Decrss Allaltgon. lumber.
sco~ uraAHcr, ". IAu!H l1crl lumber. =.
ochr hllty af1tlt bAuRatnck, lutnu1rs
Bshr ltadscat cay l,AMss lark.
E'ilr Dstatel osonlo. lnmbor. I, ,
Bcltr les!hc, LudinEtou, wood. !
nthr Monsnuk, oswcgo. coal.
B:llr HoncHt John, rchtwatcr, 1unsbnr>4
Irop Alonomtliea h1tlsktgon, shnlricg-
Ehltr Mary sinsnrs DIy, wood. j.. !
ecasr MaiS, Man!Htee, !ntMbor.
sclir Ella Ellinwood, whi.o i.ake, lumber
EFon y: u. Caldwell, Port Huron, aluislts.
Prop 0,wcgatchie, OsdcnsL1rt,, sinsrics. y
Dar,.s Advance, Pcshtigo. lantler. -.
HAryo IeshttGot Pughl1Hot lumber. -'
6shr n. II. Fusry, White Iako, lumtor. -;
setlr L. y. coatoa, Arllahvson, lumber. / !;
Bthr Nellie l4lntct, hlunkcgou, lunbor.
EshE JUL" H. Aleislu, MWsseson humber. !.
8:lr II. D. Moore, MuBkrgoi., lumber. .
Btnr Mnggio Thompson, l11skegun, lumber. a.,
6thr Eaciue, Muskogou, Lumber.
st!lr Ana1tea, aflskegon, l1n!tor. +.
ss1r E6enezor. oisy D!nIs. HUBER. 4; ~
Behr Eliza Day. White lalvar, lumber. j:
Bchr Mary Co1llnn, Oconto, l,!mter. '''
Srllr North 8nf. pantwater lumber.
9clr seventh Ohio, White LaEo, lumber.
9 hr naliyia, oawego, COAL
sciir Sgutlwest, Oawc8o, coaL
Hcar Theodore parsons lsoeiester, coal
Echr =. Il. Williams. Eric, coal. Z =
9eow LAUREL, 6augatucR, wootl. -
Brow II. \. DuHh4m Collins l1er, wood.
: Prop ldnhu, Dnifnlo, BnndteB. >
, 1874-07-27
CHURCH DEDICATION AT EVANS
Il TON.

!; TON.
Tho elegant new clurch-cdlflco Of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church Of Evanston waa
formally dedicated yesterday. brios descrlp-
tion Of this splendid structure haa already up
.poazod iu Tho columna ot The TnrnuSE- It ia
tho 1argest church In this Conference, which on-
braces not ouiy Chicago, but also the northern
portion Of Illinois, and will scat more pcrsons Il
ia stated. than any church in this city, with oue
exception. II contains go powa, with ample nc
cosamodatlona for $500 pooplo, while Hlttinga
eau bo provided for 600 II fnecossary.
TILE BENVICEY
were opened yosterday forenoon NTH sermon
by tho Rev. DR.. q. Il. Fowler, President OF tho
Northwestern University from joint, IL. sand
tho word was nade flesh and dwo1t among us
(and wa behold His glory ns Of tho only begotten
OF the Tather) full Of grace md truth" 1t WIS
wholesome md instructive DISCOURSE.
THE TnEAAunEn'B nEronr.
This concluded, Mr.. W. II. Lunt, Treasurer OF
the uoasd Ut Truatees, made tho following rc-
port:
Thu Treasurer pf tho Trustoos would report that tho
entire ekpendltotes on tue chure-huilltng from tta
smoaas s.rss1s III to taa,d5i.Si.
ags amounting to s., ,soa: making tia tutl exprnd-
tllros $jd,l3o.Gi.
Tasso 9aoEipt,ons have besn tenen. nasttng tota'
so4p, leaving UNSOLICITED. Se0avs, Of which nt lpaat
s3,ooo Is good; ,, ,,,
tures leaves s923l019. Of this debt $4,000 u fuudpd,
having 5lf, ,b23.l3 10 ua progldsa for to.day.
As tna snars ~ s .aa ~ t9Iaay rs rsuo Is
rooua has hsea stG, G,l21. -. A..
!. Bupaoa1p11osa
were then called Tor NTH the most gratifying re-
total sun raisot in this n,anuor footed up al tho
eauulusiQu of tho AerVlca tho E0ully ausp uf
, 1874-07-27

. PORT HURON, Mich, July 25-Eyenlug.-DowN-
Prop ChunrIutll; bark Loulsa sclra Columbian,
Co1irad Kei<l barge Nobcrt naul,ett anu tov. :, d
Ur-Dargo Uormoraht with Charles Wall nchs
1oehawk.
W1ap.-9outlwest spather cloudy With rain.
, 1874-07-27

Marcus DoCoua1oH, Tie ooeontrlo janitor Of
thu church, who n notol Tor Ills zoa! ID al1 good
worsa, proposed to hull all hui worldly sgoot!1
and give fourth Of tho proceeds to the oAusoll.
10 estimated thu ut 81 900,
'' IN THE AFTERNOON
the Ilny. Dr.. J. o: peot. tho oluvuopt pastor Of
ContuIary ii. g. Church, OF tl.ia city, pr1aeho4
fro.n tho taxi TIT IL AuisI!etl,"
Tholtsy. DR.. leAymond 4eiyorod all ablo dia-
coUtao lu the eyonlnK, aHu tlia cunolulod t!,u
oxoIcgoa Of tho day. Although ll,o oxaot
amount Ii not known, moro tiIatl enough waa
subscribed ut thoso later services tollquiaato tho
ohutu!a-tiabt.
Exca!lep. .aus!e was provided for the occasion
, 1874-07-27

by n choir selccsod for tho p,,rpouc, under tho
leadcrnl'ip Of Alr. o. II. Mor'sln. 1hoir nnn1ca
gro ~ fo!oya Moaasmaa a; L. Butler, E!st,
Carfio Wycknlr. Now,na,i, Creighton. nrndloy,
CurroN, aid sowoll; blctsHfs. W. I. Hhopllord,
ltoynotia, j. d. Nsynou.l, aaakel1, 4. Z. Lunt,
Robinun:,, Daysp, UrIts, anil Q. q. Ayarn. Alra.
nrHNua.
, 1874-07-27
LEGALITY OF THE NEW FIRE ORDINANCE.

Tho Lill VIII 10 dl4mlRecH.
Judge Davis concuyu in thoopinion.
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Newspaper advertisingfs the most energetic
and visilsnt OF salesmen; addressing thou
sands each day, always in tho advertisers
-.-. - -----'---'S -. -'nrt seeking
customers from all classes.
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Newspaper advertising impels inquiry, and
when the article offered is OF good quality,
and at fair price, the natural result IL in.
creased sales.
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Ghe Bulletin.
Publication Once, HuIIstsv a.vnt..
WashfpGson Avenss.
TU ESDAY, SEPT.s. 1874
"IMPERIoUs CESAR prAnn,,,

TURNED TO CLAY, ErC.n
Tho other day at Sakhsra 1 saw Minis
csmels pacing down from tho mumtn,
pits 10 tho bank Of river laden with pet:
10 which wero fsmao, iybia, and o,hs,
bony bits Of human form, some two hun.
dred weightin each net on eaob side q,
Tho camel. Among the pit, thorc were
people bu,ily engaged in searching out.
sthhg and sorting out the bones which
sImoit crust tho ground. On inquiry I
learned that the c,rsoes with which the
capels were laden would be sont g. A. =.
andris, and .hencs 10 .hippei to E7eIs
manure manufacturers They max, .,.
cellsnt msnure, am told, particularly
for S~edes and Other turnips. Tho trade
Ia britk, and has been going on for years
and may go on for many more. II I.
strange fats TO preserve ones skeleton for
Thousands OF years in order that ttsre
may b. fine Southdowns and chevoits in a
distant land. But Egypt IL always .
place Of wondsrs.-Lonaon Times.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-08
Prospectus for 1874 SEVENTH YEAR
THE ALDINE.

An Illustrated Monthly journal, universally
admitted to be the handsomest period.
zeal in the World. representative
and champion Of American tIstr.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-08
SECRET ORDERS.

THE MA5ONs.
"A % COMMASDERY, No. l5.-statsd
Al, pbly at the Asylum Masonic Hall, first
ard lLird Mondays In each month.
AFRO COUNCIL, No. X.-Regular Convo-
cat a at Masonic Hall, the second Friday
In each month.
AFRO CHAPTER No. 7l.-RsgulI Con.
vocation at Masonic Hall, on the third
Tuesday OF every month,
AFRO LODGE, So. 2s7 r. Il A. N Re gu.
lar " .nmuni cations At Masonic Hall, The
sec ID and fourth Mondays Of each month.
TIE ODD-FELLOWS.
LODGE, 924--Mees In odd
Fellows Hall, In Arter's building, every
. Thursday evening At 9 O'Clock.
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STATE OFFICERS.

Goyernor-John l.. Beyeridge
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
secretary OF StAto-George III. Harlow
Auditor OF StAte--C. 4. ippincott.
state Treasurer-CAsper HATE.
Attorney GenerAl-JAmes X. kdsall.
supt Public Observation-Disclosures Batsman
CONGRksS5MES.
ssnators-lsicbsrd J. Oglesby and John A.
Dgan.
Representative Eighteenth District--lsacc
dement's.
MEMBERs GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Representatives IN the SOth District
ohm II. OberIy, VIM. A. Lemma and hath-
j. lnscOre.
ssnator for the b0th di-trict.-Jesse Ware.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judged. j. Baker, OF Alexander.
states Attorney-fstrick II. Pope.
Clerk-R 5. lOcum.
Sherin-A. II. irwin.
Wm. Mzrtin-Assessor and Treasurer.
-uryeyor-John L. tlely.
COUNTY COUNT.
:. Judge Y. BToss.
As-ocistes-J. K. McCrite and ., harchil.
ton.
Clork--Jacob q. Lynch.
Coroner--John IA. Gossmah.
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OUR CHURCHES.

hklsTLAN CHURCH--Eigbteenth suee
between Washington and Walnut.
Preaching every third and fourth SUNDAY
sunday school at 3 p. m.
prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
,.R Is TkIMBLK, Pastor.
'hEsBfTERlAk-Eight street.
fresching, Sabbath Al 10i am. and n p. N
'abbath School, pm. j. 81. Laurion. Gu.
perintendent. HEv. II. TuAYRR, Psstor
'ETiiODlST.-Cor Eighth and Walnut sts.
teaching, Sabbath at ii ara, and p. ia
rfayer meeting, Wednesday, a pm.
HabDath School, .. pm. l.. ". Stillwell,
MueIlhtehient. REV. j. J.. WALLER
hlihcH OF THE tEpisoo-
Morning prayers. Sabbath io1 an.
hvening prayers, "A pm.
'abbath School, b ain.
REV. CnAs. a. GILBERT, Rector.
.fhl!iCPS CIT"',Cli--Ninth ~. and
blhoStin hse.I.
oDhe service, '.bpalh , 10 and lO} An.
'hbDath School, z pm.
b1rvico every day, am,
r. hEy. l.. J. UHALLoRA.s, Priest.
- JOsEPii's CifUnCH.-taorrnan,l cor.
Yer ~ Walnut and Cross streets,
MAS. every Sabbath at 10 O'Clock q. IN.
Was iuring week days, = O'Clock q. IA.
yu, REV. =. HOFFMAN, Priest. |
tthAN LUTHERAN CHUKCI-igth
greet between Washington Avenue and |
" Alnut street.
PfeAchirg sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
aabbath School at 2 O'Clock d. IN.
hkf. q. DUHRsCHrRH. Pastor
VuNb MINIS CUKlsTIAk AssoCIA.
Sipi'-tosular meeting second Monday
.sdh month al their room over Rockwell
y COS book store, Commercial avenue.
weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, u pm. At
l.. w. sTItLwELL. President.
kCDSD MISSIONARY BAPTIsT
ChUhCH.-Corner sycamore and Forty
nrst streets. Preaching sabbath at IL
O'Clock q. m. and O'Clock y. m.
sunday school O'Clock .. In.
The church IN connected with the Illinois
Association, 10y the fitst Missionary hap
lst Church OF Cairo.
REV. SoJOaOr LEONARD, Pastor.
THlCAE MkTHODIsT.-Four be
tween Walnut and Cedar.
services, sabbath. IL am.
sabbath school, "A pm. .
Jis.- meets 1t pm.
COhD FREE WILL BAPTfsT'-Fif.
ts.nth Street, between Walnut and Cedar.
Service. sabbath, II and Sp. IN.
REV. N. KICKS, Pastor.
tEk WILL BAPTIsT HOME MISSION !
shBBATH sChOOL.-Corner Walnut
md CedAr Streets.
sabbath School. v AN. !
rs fkkk WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
.,urry's Barracks '
services, Sabbath II am, ap IN. d TAD. m.
REV. WV. RKLLnY, Pastor.
kST MISSIONARY BAPTIsT CHURCH.
,sdAr, between Ninth and Tenth SIS.
reaching Sabbath, lo& am. and y pm.
'rayeI meeting, Wednesday evening. ?
Friday evening. o
iabbath school, II pm. John yAnBAxter
Nd Mary stephens, Super1ntendents.
REV. I, J. sHoRRs, Pastor.
COSD BAPTIST embellishments
treet, between Cedar and Walnut. The
Dly Bapust church recognized by the A.
OclAtlon.
orvicss, sabbath, IL Am. Bp,m. and 7 I'm.
Rvy. JACOB BRADLEY, Elder.
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NEW LUMBER YARD.
COR. SEVENTEENTH ST. AND COM
MERCIAL AVE,

The undersigned having established =
snwmill. ors prepared 10 furnish all kinds OF
building material, such ~
PINE, CYPRESS, POPLAR
And Ash Flooring, Siding. Ceiling, sc.
Special attention is called 10 our steam
boat, Wagon and Agricultural Implement
Material, which Will be furnished Oh short
notice in large or small quantities.
A large stock OF cheap lumber on nand AZ
our mill which viii he sold At - to slO per
thousand in carload lots. Also lsth ana
shin lies furnished in any quantity.
CuAs. LANCASTER Il co.
Cairo. H., August !, 1871, e-@TSm
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aud secured by Letters Patent.
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v lis most eaisly managed by the opsra.
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T-Design simple. Ingenious, Elegant,
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Has our new Thread Controller. which fol-
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