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SheriHs Sale.

Thy vi,tuc of three certain executions 10 me al,
- rected by the clerk Of the circ",i eur az
Ileyandcr county. in me s,'ln
Illinois, one In favor of Young brotnh
crs 4 Company, one IN iayor oi W.
liam NcAndcr, and the oth.r IN w
WOW or Alfred Is Stafford, assignee Of AleAanoer
IL irwin md all against John III Brown,
have levied upon the following descilbel prop,
"rtv. in the county of Alexander ana s'",e "i
iiifnnis to-wit: The northwest quarter ol .ne
unr,hw,.t quarter OF section sin Vl, III toWhsnP
";x,ccm uGl south, and in range one Wcsl OF ,he
,hirl nrincipal meridian; the northwest l,uirWa
nr I'M, southwest quarter ul section lh M ~.
Cl, in township iitecn q, souln, ani ~
west of the third principal iheiiulan ivy aot;n,,
IN ,r,vsix go, in township ilieen t'ol sou',i
w u rano, iwo (g) west Of the third prin,ipai
ai,dan, iots numbered one Dto hNe(') DOM NJ
nv ''i'a ~ hlnrk numbered one u, lois huInoet
'i h T., rD and three CD, in block numbered Two
~, i"ts numbered one ~ To i've (al Doth in
1i,ns;va in block numbered four ~, lots num-
ha,u one ~ To seven % both inclusive IN IN
pinct numbered seven ~, lots nnnbeieu one v
10 seven "a, both inclusive IN niock nuu m Iva
eight ~ lots numbered tW9 W, hiee "1 ur.
mir tD in block numbered i've tol, lots mum.
herri mo (2), four ~, five Gl, six lD ana seven
IA i'm block numbered six to) IN NE Town u,
Unity, and all in the county OF AieSahuer nhu
state Of Illinois rs the property oi the sald Johi
III, Brown, which shall offer at pubic sale n,
IN. southwest door of the court house IN me cily
of Cairo. in the county of Alexander ana Su''e %
Illinois, on the fourteenth day 81 AUGUST ~
1875, at the hour of eleven o,S,oek,, ii Mn
satisfy SAID executions. ALIEN, IL iI1its'
sheriff OF Alexander County, iliiho''
| Cairo, Illinois, July End, ls'o'
| T-2b-,ltd.
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S;O nu,.Gc" sler.

,.,diorJ. o, hotels and boarding houses
Nil End to their advantage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laundre-s, No IL Fourth
street. between Washington and CONNER
,isl avenues. Hotel and boarding-hou-e
washing. 20 cents per dozen. fo' piece work
price. are ~ follows; Single shr, and col
lar. Toe; per dozen soc; sock, be; two coll
,ars. Be; two handkerchieis. be; yesl' zoe;
and all gentlemen's wear. soc. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, - 10 Doc;
.kirts 10 70 20c; drawers 10 to lic; two
pair hose SC; two collars 3 to Zoe. For la
dies plain clothes al 90 per dozen; for la
dies tine clothes, 81 - per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. ia
,ronape solicited.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-27

Ia attempt to cleanse stream while the
fountain j. impure. Dyspepsia, complaints
of the liver and kidneys, erupllons oil the
skin. scrolula. headaches, and all diseases
arising from impure blood, are at once re-
moved by DR.. Walkers California Nine-
gar Bittcrs, the great and infallible puIiher
of the blood, and renoyatOr of the system.
1t has never been known 10 Gail, provided
the patient had not delayed using it until
the vitality OF his system was too far gone,
--ll.dSWiw.
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Obstacles to Marriaqe.

Happy relief for young men from the ell
tects of errors and abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Impediments to mar
rage removed. New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, AIS
y. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam instl'
tuition having a high reputation for honor
al lie conduct and professional skill.
J-ll-d Il w.3m.
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Genuine { Ingre,- Spring water IN bot
tle.. kept on ice AID sold tor 10 cent? per
glass, - cents per bottle, and :! per dozen,
a, the following places Phil Saup's Con-
ieetioncry McGauley's and schuh's Drug
stores, and Louis HERBERT Restaurant.
The Saratoga Congress Spring Water Is
put up and sold in bottles only. to insure lis
original strength and medicinal properties.
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Three large aud very dc-lrable family
rooms. fronting on the Ohio. at the 81
Charlie, Hotel. can be had, with board al
very reasonable rate, during the summer
months. Abundance o pure air ana per-
irrf NentllAtiOp. ,-lV-u,
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RIVER NEWS.
Port i.isu

ARRIVED.
steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
Ark. Belle, Evansville.
James Howard, st. Louis.
Eddyville. Nashville.
Grand Tower, Memphis
City Vicksburg, Virkshnrg.
Julia, st. Louis.
Tow.boat Raven, St Louis.
Thos. W. Means, st. Louis.
A. j. Baker, Ohio river.
Petrol, Ohio river.
Propeller All. stevens, Obion river.
DEPARTED.
steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
Ark. Belle, Evansville.
James Howard, New Orleans.
Eddvillc. Nashville.
Grand Tower. Memphis.
City Vicksburg. st. Louis.
Julia. st. Louis.
Tow.boat Raven, st. Louis.
Thos. W. Means, Ohio river.
\. y. Baker. st. Louis.
- Petrol, st. Louis.
Propeller All. Stevens, 1t. Louis.
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Fresh SIiIply,

\. jacket, of the ITALIAN Saloon, has
lust received a fresh supply of Culm-
bachcr. Erlangcr and kitzenger beers,
put up in bottles, and for sale at % cent,
per bottle. These brands are the finest
manufactured in Germany, aud are grow
ing in favor with those in Cairo who can
appreciate a good beverage.
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The First NcM Hour.

10 Mc,sis. Cunningham ~ stilwell j.
due the credit OF having received the first
shipment OF new flour TO this market this
year. 1t wa- shipped by Messr,. John
son u simpson. OF Caledonia. over the
&. Il V. road. and was received ycster-
day in good condition.
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r-S- Delicious CrLMBACHER at Jaeek-
The Union Benevolent Asst

The Union Benevolent Association.
The Union Bcnev olent Association wishes
to inform the public that It was organized
September 18th, 1874, and bcgs pardon for
coming out at such a late date but ow-
ing to the hard times we have been de.
layeh We are now happy to announce,
that we have been successful 80 far, and
resdy at any time for the aecert1nce OF
members or petitions for the same. Time
of meeting, Friday before the. second SAT-
urday in each month. Hall on Fifth street,
between Commercial and Washington av'
enlies. II. TuGGLE. President,
7. ADAMS, Nicc-Prcsidcnt. y
l.. W. BAKER. Secretary
1-t1.lm.
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Approved July y, Is.5.
Attest WIN. FRENCH AxLEY, City Clerk.
Ordinance No, 100.

I.evying and assessing taxes for the fiscal year,
ending April ~. is75.
he IT ordained by the city council of the civ OF
Cairo:
SECTION I That the sum of forfy-fve thou
sand iollars tSi5,UO) IL hereby levied and AZ
sessed for corporate purposes, upon the real and
personal property within the city of Cairo, sub
ject TO taxation rs the same IL assessed for state
and county purposes for the current year.
Sec 2. The city clerk Of said city Of Cairo Is
hereby directed To file with the county clerk of
Alexander county, Illinois, q certified copy of
this ordinance on or before the second Tuesday
In August \ ID. $50.
See 3 Whenever the county clerk of said
Alexander county has extended the tax, above
levied for the city Of Cairo, upon the county
collectors book for the current year. IL shall he
the duty of the comptroller Tor clerk 10 ascertain
the exact amount Of tax, so extended aud
charge the same upon his books TO said coilec-
tor and to credit the said collector with the sum
or suns he shall from time TO time pay 70 me
City Treasurer on account of said tax; PROVIDED,
the comptroller Tor clerk) shall not credit the
said collector with any attachments or forieitureS
of said tax until the same have been examined
and allowed by the city council, but 1t shall I've
! the duty Of the comptroller Tor clerk to obtain
from the said collector II statement of any abaie-
ments and forfetures and present the same for
npproyal to the City Council.
Sec T. II shall be the duty OF the city treasurer
whenever the county collector shall from time to
time pay over To said treasurer any city taxes
above levied, To apportion ana apply the same
Ia the several funis of the city in proportion to
their respective amounts, rs follows:
To the general interest fund ........ g., 80 "a
To the Fox Howard n Co. interest fund $50 ~
To the bond redemption fund ............ $40 ca
To the fund for pay ing outstanding In
tercst-bearng warrants ...........,....... 600 ~
| To the gravel road fund U.evcc street, 80 ~
To the general fund ii go M
so ,tnJ ~
| Estimated to cover Attachments. for
FIXTURES, Ne .............'.. .....'....'S ',"n "
| si5,, 90
Provided, That any portion Of the sum OF
| 81 900 above intended 10 cover abatement, for
textures sc, If collected, shall be placed IN III"
| general fund
| HENRY WINTER, Mayor.
| \rrEsr-Wm French Axlcy, City Clerk.
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Moo. Reeve, engineer OF the -. >.
Taylor" on the Cairo a st. Loui. rail-
road, feel, proud Of very neat and sub
-tantial set OF cushions for hi- engine.
lately presented 10 him by Col. Taylor,
of Ibis CITY.
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Gc.tiNnI Is.<iglst.

.Nfe,tival, to be given 10y the scholars
OF the Episcopal sunday school, will take
place al the Rough and Ready building
thi. evening. Those who visit the affair
will be furnished with all the luXurics OF
the season. at the lowest prices. \ very
pleasant time i, anticipated.
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Louis Herbert has pIL~ENEE.
A Pine Residence for sale or Reut.

Corner iioibrook avenue and Twenty
fourth street. Large yard aud garden =
lots: plenty of fruit and -hrLbbery; good
stable and carriage house. viii sell on
very easy terms. The house contains .cn
rooms. j. II. PHILLIPS.
--2l-lm
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We will take, at the st. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, 20 day boarders,
at S22 per month, ando0 boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, ut $50
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying bosrdcrs will be
accepted JEwETT WILCOX Co.,
3l-i.2S-lm. Proprietors.
nSyXX Wood stock envelopes ut the
BULLETIN Office. SO 90 per Nj.
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NOStUWe FeStINNI.
The young ladies of the church OF the
Redeemer will give, on Tuesday evening
next. July 9th, Costume Festival" at
the Rough and Ready building. Among
other costumes, will be George and Martha
washnst ton Tin elegant Dress. with their
attendants, who will regale their guests
with Ice Tea, Ice Cream. Lemonade and
all the deicacies of the season. Come
one. come all. ,-22 I'd
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BOATS DUE.

BOATS DUE.
Jim Fisk. Paducah: j. ID. Parker, Gin
cinnati: City of Chester, st. Louis In
diana, Cincinnati; Bee and barges. Belle
Memphis and Robert Mitchell. from the
South.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was 40 feet !
Is inches on the gauge, having fallen
l-:j inches during the previous "a hours.
or a total fall of II inches. The swell
out of the Cumberland and Tennessee
rivers has reached here but has
not stopped the decline ;" lar
The signal Office report shows the condl-
ton of the rivers elsewhere, a. follows !:
Pittsburg, feet inches. fell feet ii III
che. Cincinnati, 81 feet inches, fell .
inches l. ouisville. IL feet ! inches, rose
J inches Nashville. 90 feet inches. rose
. feet ) inches st. Louis, % feet inches
fell inches.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The All Stephens had 200 900 feet OF
| lumber for st. Louis.
The Arkansas Belle and Eddyvillc
brought out slim trips.
Tile James ID. Parker is the packet
for Memphis to-day.
The John a. Scuddcr took l2,Wo
packages of freight into New Orleans the
last trip.
The 4. J. Baker discharged perhaps
80 tons and had two barges of iron
glass, &C.. for st. Louis.
six million bushels of coal are on tn
way out from Pittsburg for Cincinnati
Louisville and New Orleans.
r Capt. Pegram i, delighted with til
l new condensers which were placed on III
: James Howard at st. Louis. He antlc
e pates saving of % or 80 per cent. In fu
by their use.
The T. +. Eckert had her pictu'
= taken Yesterday. Quite delegation
young ladies were on board AT u
C time. which gave the boat lively n
+ pearance. She looked rs though III
r returning from picnic excursion
"A telegram from Shreveport, dat'
July 20. says that no attempt iad y
been made to raise the w. j. Beha
= The river at Shreveport was then ii fe'
6inches and stationary, with 80 inches
Grand Ecore. At Marcy's Cut-otl Il
- Col. \. L. kouns had been detained
hours. and was not over yet, and u
river was f,lhng 6 inches per day. Il
40 river is evidently getting down 20 ha'
ot pan. -
90 The Cincinnati Enquirer of the -
=, saws: "Mr. 4. l.. Conant. river edl
=, of Evansville Courier, left on the Bos't
last evening, for Huntington, where
will take the Chesapeake * Ohio Il
: road for White sulphur Springs. Av
pleasant affair occurred Tuesday al
noon at the close of Change. which
=, worthy of particular mention. The
%. fair alluded to was the presentation {
y. magnificent gold-headed cane TO
, Cons. Millar. of the Commercial, ~ Il
~ ken of the gratitude Of MIR. 1. l.. Con
90" for valuable and kindly assistance !
W. dered him by Mr.. Millar some cight
wears since. when engaged in steamo'
ing to this port
RtNx +.
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Charley Schocnmeycr has this brand oil
beer, fresh and cool. and to those who are
in doubt a. to which is the bc-t-Schliu.
Best or Pilsencr--wc would say go
around and try Charley's and judge for
yotIr-rlyp-
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(:lnss Fruit Jars.

at ~ cent. per dozen all the latest styles
in Jelly glass. Sealing wax in large ana
small quantities, ut Danl Hartman
corner sixth street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT BARGAINS
GREAT BARGAINS

AsI Am harrassed to death from state
ments from New York, | am compelled to
sell my entire stock OF Clothing az an i'm
mense sacrifice. IKE Valdez,
1-iG-tt. Corner Sixth and ONO LeNee.
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Mason's sclf-Scaling Fruit Jars at 81 30
per dozen. Extra rubbcr- for Mason :
Fruit Jars, at Daniel lIartman's, corner
sixth street. G-2a-'l
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For Rent.

Cottage formerly occupied by Mrs.
Rumbold, on Fifteenth street, between
Cedar aud Walnut. Enquire Of A. Jaeckel,
Thalia saloon, opposite Bulletin Office.
7.1h-tf
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27tl
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Mr.. T.. a. Burnett and wife have re-
turned 10 Cairo from Charleston, Mo-,
and settled down, we hope. TO live good
and happy lite.
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FOR

,A.ar. for | will SPEAK OF excellent thing
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The Cairo base ball club will visit Pa
ducah for the purpose OF playing re-
turn game Of ball with the ldlcwild' OF
l,ot clty. some time next week.
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4 cottage on Thirteenth street. between
Washington avenue and Walnut street
gl2u Apulv TO DR.. SMITH.
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Try the Cluster Fine Cut-wh0less.e ana
retail at Compartment &PhillipS, l26 COM
u,ercia, avenue. T.20.lw
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Last Thursday evening. on Eighth
street. between Budcr's store aud circus
grounds, n lady's small amethyst breast
pin. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving at BULLETIN office. ,-l3-ti
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Fir.t-clas. room and board al the Ar
lington House, at 2js per month.
Tno-. Is. ELLIS, Proprietor.
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Pennies.

The City National Bank, for ten days,
will receive all pennies offered them, at
a small discount. 7-2z-lw'
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Picturesque America,

At the BULLETIN bindcry--ls numbers,
bound in two volumes, full gilt NOR
rocco: cost Sll for sale at $40.
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OH Whore

Bay" Go to Chas. Schoenmeycr's for
your icc.cold PILSENER. 1-23-lw.
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EayXN Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN Office. printed,
So 30 and 81 90 per NJ.
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did you get that Havana Cigar: AT Cow
perthwait n Phillips New Cigar store,
next To Taber Bros.
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Costume Festival.

gs5' Chas. Schoenmeyer has that No
| becr--PIL. SENER-always on hand.
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Oh I! Say

Amt those Flora del Fuma Cigars nice,
a, Cowperthwait n Phillips?
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Personal.

The board Of county commissioners
are still at work.
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THE MARKET.

pH~Our friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are usually for
sale. from first hands in round lots. In
filing orders and for broken lots it is nee
e.sary to charge an advance over these
,;,.,ra, sg.-n
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DDaX Rag stock envelopes at the Bull
LErIN office, So 81 per NJ.
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u6y.Thc finest article of Salad Oil at
Schuh's drugstore,
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ne,sn PILSENER BEER at Charles
SchoenmeNer's
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I.S-Big reduction in price, OF Feather
busters, at Schuh'- drug store.
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A. work

THOMAS JONES. serg,. :. S., U. $. A.
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Es.s-KITzINGER-o most '''''''"' b''-
,,oge--of JaockeHs.
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WAR DEPARTMENT RIvEp REponr.
IulY % ISIS
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The elegant side-whecl steamer
PAT. CLEBURNE,

Leaves Evansville for Cairo every WEDNEs-
DAY and SATURDAY at p. m.
Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY
ut p. III.
Each bout makes close connections ut oalr'
his and New Orleans, and ut Evansville win
The T. 4 c. i. II for all points North and East /,
and with the Louisville Mail steamers for all
points on the Upper ohio, giving through re-
CENTS on freights and passengers to all poih''
tributary ,
sol. SILVER, Passenger Agent
HALLlnAY BROS Agents.
Ortiz C. j. GRAMMER,
su,.rint,ntcnt and General Freight Agent,
ht'r-ou.Iv Evansville Indiana.
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CAIRO Market WHOLESALE.

Corrected Daily by h. stearns, .o' ~ -
merchant, secretary of the '"iro n'"'" w
40
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HlIp-Taiiinv.

In tho Western stage-coachcs, with
their three seats, each seat accommodate
ing three passengers, tho arrangement OF
leg placing not unirequetly leads to fierce
outbreaks Of ire. An old lady got into
q coach at Peoria, whose uncompromis-
ins rotundity and snappishness of tenn
per, combined with most unaccommo-
dating pair of legs, rendered her the
most undesirable rts-a-uis that a
traveller could be alilictcdwi.h. The
modest bashfulness of the individ-
ual sitting before her, prevented
his rem onstrating against the injustice
OF the proceeding; so, after unmitigatcd
suffering tor fifty miles, borne with
Christian resignation, he disappeared
from the place OF bis martyrdom, and his
place was occupied by hard-tcatured
captain of one of the lake steam
boats, known as the Old Commodore,
whose sterness and determination OF
pupose plainly indicated that he was
warned OF the purgatory in store for
him, and was resolved 10 grapple gal
lantly with the difficulty.
As he took his seat, and cent MS head
to the right and left over his knees,
looking, as i. were, for place to bestow
his legs, an ominous silence prevailed
in the rocking coach, and all anXious,y
waited the result of the attack which
this bold man was evidently meditat-
ing.
Tho skipper certainly imagined that
his pantomimic indication of discomfort
would have slight effect but when the
contrary was the result, and the uncom-
promising knees wedged him into the
The corner, he bent toward his tormen-
tor, and solemnly exclaimed
al guess, marin, it's got 10 be done,
sooner or later; SO you and J, marin,
must dore-ta.l."
The LADY bounded from her seat,
ashast at tho mysterious proposition, eX-
claiming:
"Must whist, sir"
Dove tail, marin. You and I've got
60 dove-tail, and 10 two ways about ii. :"
"Dovc-tail me, you inhuman savage.
thc roared oat, shaking her fists in the
tace of the skipper, who leaned back in
10 his corner. "DOve.tail lone woman
in Il Christian country. If there is Il
law on earth, sir, and in the State of
lllinoy, I'll have you hanged! Driver,
stop the COACH" she shrieked from the
window. 81 60 no futher with this man.
Ny husband shal'know of this, as sure
as shooting! Open the door, say, and
let me OUT"
And in spite of all our expostulation
and explanation Of the science of "dove-
taiIing"-that Is, mutually accommodate
ing each others legs-shc left the coach,
and sought shelter in a house at the
road side and We heard her, as we
drove on, mgttcring-"Dove-tail me,
will they? The injun favages! II
there's a law in ilinoy, I'll have him
hanged -