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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-12

Murad, the dethrOncd' sultan. lives, a
gloomy man. ina palace on Seragiio
Point. His mother is constantly By his
side. She taste. lis food before it touche.
his lips. and she allows no one to ap.
proach him until she knows the object
OF their visit. His beautiful daughter,
Blanches the Circassian, whom he had
reared up TO an European education in
the family OF his private physician. is
with him also. As soon as he was called
to the throne he had part OF the harem
fitted up tor her exclusive use in a style
OF the most luxurious splendor and eX-
pense. Her apartment, whose embel
Iishments cost nearly 100000 francs.
was just finished as Murad was forced to
to abdicate.
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O:ceola, aud particularly the eolored
PEOPLE, were very bitter egaIust Coving-
ton. and he believed tina, an effort to
lynch him would be made; and Coving'
ton himself expressed tear, and said he
~ ould not live al hour after reaching
Osce0h. The story Of the lynchihF
undoubtedly grew out at these aSser'
tons by Marshal Haskins aud the negro
Covington. We hope this explanation
will be satisfactory IL the Times man
and that he win feel better after having
road N
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Estate OF John Craig, deceased.
the undersigned haviSg been appointed
administrator of the estate OF John Cfaig
late OF the county of Alexander and state
OF Illinois deceased, hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the county count
OF Alexander county at the court house In
caro- at the August term. on the third
Monday In August next. at which time
all persons having claims against said estate
ne notified and requested to attend for the
purpose of having the same adjusted. Al
persons indebted to said estate are r.
qlG'ted to make i'm mediate payment TO The
undersigned.
Dated, thi, 18th day Of May, A. y. 1871
JAMES l.. SANDERS
Administrator
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

T'LL Bt'LLEl.@ t yoyil.hs3 every uig,r!ng
IeIoe7'. GonL4y, IN lie Bulletin Building, cor
oef Wsshug7oI avenue AMI Twelfth ftrs-t
THE B-LLErlE Is 5sysa 20 city s1bscribers by
GIihf-i carriers At Twenty-Five Cents w,ek
psytbis TsEly. By NAL, in -47aloaJ, 60 per
snrum; III month";. e.; tfree months. o.; one
month, o. y.
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NoIlcE oI riNAL SIIlLEMINT.
Esiats Of Thomas ". SULLIVAN, dpcoapc1.
70 whom u may concern Please take no.
lice that have flied my NAL account A.
Administrator OF said estate, and shall ap-
ply to The county court OF Alexander
county, sitting ~ a court Olprobate, at the
june term thereof, to-wit on the third
Monday of June, A. ID. 1877, for fun and
final discharge from all further liability rs
administrator of said estate.
NJ. j. Mel; AULEY,
Administrator.
Cairo, H., May I'D, 1877. d3i.
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THE Paducah Sun, speaking OF Judge
Morrow, who died on an illinois Central
train near this city on Monday m1rnin 2,
says:
GeorgeH Morrow. Judge Of the Met rack
in county court whose death is announced
in to-day's Sta, was perhaps the most
popular man in our county. lie com
menced the study oflaw in the office OF
Col. j. B. Husbands, in this city, about
thirty years ago Judge Morrow was an
intelligent, faithful officer, and Il firm
friend. His sudden death has cast a
deep gloom over this entire community
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE.

State OF Illinois, County Of Alexander.
In the Circuit Court, September ternl 1877.
Fleming and Lacey for use Of Henry Wemcycr
Henry Il Paysoa and Ferdinand T. Canda firm
Of II. Il. Fayson " Co. i an garnishees. Car
nishmsnt
tf6isyi, having been filed in the Office Of H.,
'lf'k ~ The SID court. that Henry r. Ptyson one
NJ DE shry- natntd defendants has departed Gotn
40 stat, ~ Illinois, You tis said Henry u. Pay
s"H ~" hereby notified that conditional iudg mcnt
~ ihs ~ ts3 % and costs u suit was rendered
ssains' yau implt,drd with Ferdinand T.. tlnda
~ ~ JaroIty tenn u. M of said court In said
''pss, net Odt ~ s'ts la'lAs has .bsrn issued
rat ,t sail 'apti IN sid cause ngllua, yuu return.
'tls "n h'' ftsi d"wlsy IN bspl'mbrr next Now,
Hfs;s g.H. ihs sid iehry u. rnyAon sh,ll por'
shn,lly IL ,ni appear bs'rs sad court on the Itsi
Nhrlsy IN espisiphsf next md lh,n md there show.
'snss ~ ynH hsy', ~ 'hs contrary, hunI rldy
Wtn' I'LL 10 fn'fsI sRiinsi ypu ipr mid tuin and
-i,s's 4 suit .fpiiIi 4, UtrVh, ,l,tl
Jrs y. is7. ~,
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'2vs..!3 Patton! apv.uyr,,i"

THIS PArYROuRArA wiIt rpybii, .
l. From one t. u Thousand H., sir,iii.s ~ .,s
design. writing. drawing. ,paps, ao,itg. t,ti
list, examination paper, al. ii,lte ~. VI,
snl m ordinary .'"pYinettess M ti8ss.s |.
circular, nni address 1ilt F,ffVSbXfH
co Norwich, tobu ~ tynN uGrfifiii
90 N. Sixth ~ 81 L,nis, NJ.
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Adminiatratrix NotlcA.

Notice Is hereby given that on Thursd y
July 18th. 1877, ut ten O'Clock A. NJ. at I 10
office OF Samuel Briley, justice OF ne
peace, at Toledo, IN Alexander coun y,
Illinois, ! Will proceed 10 sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash In
hand, the desperate notes accounts, l'l' :.
mcnt claims and no forth, due owingaid
belonging 30 the estate Of Daniel NJ. Jon u.
lcccnm lot which o'tntn an administra-
tIkj In pnrpnnnco Of thc authority giNnn
for nnl pJfposn by tho c0nniy court II
said county ~ ~. Jmna term thereof lS1'.
l!giiNDA JONEa,
~ ~ll dMInistrntrix.
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Estate Of Timothy O'CaIlahan. deceased
Inc undersigned, having been appointed
admlnis,ratriy of the estate OF Timothy
o'tallahan, late OF the county Of Alexander
ana state OF Illinois, deceased, hereby gives
houce that she VIII appear before the
county court OF Alexander county, at the
court house in Cairo at tho August term,
on the third Monday in August next, at
when time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re-
Ilested to attend for the purpose OF having
the sane adjusted. All persons indebted
To- SAID estate are requested TO make immc.
ulate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 10Th day Of June, A, ID. 1877.
BRIDGET o. CALLNnAN,
G2lW5w, Administrative.
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TEMPERANCE.
Whsn the Renowned DR.. Reynolds Will
Visit Cairo-A Suggestion.

WHEN the Renowned DR. Reynolds viii
Visit Catro-A Suggestion.
Through the Temperance Union OF this
city we learn that the time fixed for DR..
Henry A. Reynolds. the great temper.
Qnce reformer, Is Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, November 9th, 10th AMI 18th.
The friends of the temperance cause here
are now making the necessary arrange
mrnta Tor these meetings, and will have
r,,, tnna .. adiness for them before
the date fixed for DR.. Reynolds arrival.
The place of holding the meetings has
not yet been settled upon, but OF
this due notice will be given.
1t has been suggested by some of the
leaders in this movement that with prop
er efforts parties can be made up in the
small towns along the line of the rail-
roads leading into the city 10 attend some
Of these meetings. 1t is said that special
trains can be chartered on the most
reasonable terms, and If the proper ci-
torta are put forth there is no doubt
that great many persons would take
advantage of the opportunity offered to
attend at least some OF the meetings.
Dr. Reynolds is undoubtedly one OF the
celebrated, as well as most successful
workers in the temperance cause now in
the field.
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The Planters House.

For some days 1t has been runored
that Mr.. ReXford, the popular proprietor
OF the Planters House, will at some
time in the near future, perhaps within
the next two or three weeks, give up the
management OF that house and take pos.
session OF the Centralia House, at Cen
tralia. A little inquiry By BULLETIN
repoi ter has revealed the fact that there
Is good deal OF truth in the report, and
that the change will certainly take place
within very short time. Mr.. kexford
will take charge Of the Ccntralia House;
and it Is said that that prince OF hotel
proprictors, f.. II. Egnew, OF the st.
Charles, will become chief Of the Plant
ers House also. 1t Is not to be under
stood that Mr.. Egnew Will give up the
management OF the st, Charles, bnt that
no will undertake the task OF running
both houses. We regret to have Ar.
Rexford leaye Cairo. He Is an enter.
prlslng man and good citizen, AID his
place will be hard to fill. But what
will be Csiro's loss will be Centralia's
gain. We give the facts as above stated
as we get them.
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Phil Best Brewing 90. Milwaukee
Lager Beer. Henry Breihan, agent.
respond encs solicited. ct
There 10 hanger Ahead.

When those usually active little organs,
the kidneys are neglectfnl Of their dptiss
and grow sluggish, fatty degeneration,
Brlght's disease. diabetes, and other dam
gerous maladies, are the result Of neglect
to remedy this inactivity by medicinal
means. When the all important fnnc-
tiOns Of the kidneys are lmperlectIy dis
charged, those organs need stimulating,
and the best possible agent for that pnr-
pose-since it performs its office without
exciting them--is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, which, In combination with its
tonic and cathartic properties, possesses
valuable qualities as a diuretic. Both
kidneys and bladder are strengthened by
it,.and the vIgor which 1t imparts to them,
and the gentle but effectual impulse
which it gives to their operations, is the
best possible guaranty against their be-
coming diseased. The bltters are invalua
BILE in other respects as we'll as the above
since they remedy general debility, uter>
Inc troubles, chills and fever, dyspepsia,
constipation, govt, rheumatism, and
other ailments.
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Intermittent Fever

is so common in the country as scarcely
to need comment. The causes which
produce it are such as cold, irregular
living, over exertion, low spirits, night
air, exposure to miasmatic exhalations,
&c. In large cities where edge tools
and agricultural implements are manu-
featured, the grinder protects his lungs
from the injurious effects of the dust
flying of the grindstone by wearing q
resplra.or, The coal miner ere he de-
sends the shaft provides himself with a
safety lamp to guard against lIre-damp
Now 1t Is equally necessary for those
who are brought in contact with any O.
the causes leading to intermittent fever
to provide themselves with that vel
known and highly esteemed remedy
against 1t, the home stomach bltters.
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The little Bob d. draws 81 inches wa.

ter.
The model barge Salim was run into
and sunk by the II. G.. Iaeger as she wa s
leaving st. Louis day before yesterday.
II Is thought that she can be raised
The Katie Z. kountz was well laden
yesterday for the Arkansas river.
ThcT. r. TIillman for Paducali, James
w. Gafi for Memphis, City Of Helena for
vicksburg, Grand Lake and harges. Gold
Dust and Yaeger tor New Orleans, and
SilyerthOrn for Evansville are due to.
day.
The Glenco sunk opposite Delta, Miss,
issippi, and lies ia 10 feet water, which
| covers her main deck TO the depth of only
about 2 feet. II the sand does not i'm.
mediately cut out from under her il il
probable she can be speedily raised
Captain Dugan with q diving bell
went TO her by rail this morning and
thinks he can raise her. She received the
injury while making landing ut Delta
by fanking against hidden stump or cy-
press knee, and began filling very fast.
As soon as her condition was discovered
she was run on the bar where she now
hes. No lives were lost.
Will Hays has been ,muzzlcd for a
while past, but says he is now tree again.
With regard to the launch Of the new
Mary Houston he says The honor of
christening the new Mary Houston yes.
terday at the launch was rendered to
Miss Katie, eldest daughter of our fellow
citizen, Mr.. Fred Leib, who is large
owner In the new boat. When Captain
Barmore,th the builder, was getting ready to
launch the beautiful vessel into the placid
river, Miss Katie, with herone's nerve,
gracefully stepped forward with Captain
Chas. Miller, and took her position at the
bow. The word was given to "cut,"
and amid the loud huzzas of those on
board and ashore, the boat started into
the stream, Asher graceful bow LETT the
bank and kissed the troubled waters,
Miss Katie. with smilc OF childish slln-
plicity, lifted a bottle OF champagne in
her pretty hand, and with a voice clear
and bold, she sand: III christian the
steamer new Mary Houston Bravo
Miss Katie; may the new Mary Houston
always hays in leaving port as good
send of as you have given her with such
graceful mOdesty.
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police Court,

Miss Lizzie Jenkins is a colored wo-
man who, when angered, allows her ton
que to get the better OF her Judgment and
she shoots of her month at fearful rate.
On Monday night she got mad at ono OF
her Golored companions anil INDUCED in
some very naughty language toward her.
Officers Cain and Sargent arrested Lizzie
and yesterday Judge Bird fined her ten
dollars. She could not pay tho fine and
was sent to the lock up for thirteen days,
Minerva Hurley-old Merry" as she
Is called by her colored associates, was
before Judge Bird again yesterday fol
abusing one Of her neighbors. She wen,
to the lock up for eight days.
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The European HOteI-ReducIiOn In
Board.
Mrs. Harry Walker, proprietress Of
he European Hotel, being well aware
OF the stringency Of money, has reduced
rates to all who may wish regular board
to sixteen dollars per month or four dol
lars per week, for day board. In COR
nectlon with the European Hotel is
first class restaurant where oysters
game and all other delicacies will be serv'
cd at all hours during day or night. (tf
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For Rent


Ed. Rrayton has returned to bis old
stand in the Helser building, where he is
better prepared than ever to accommo'
late hia patrons and the public who
may favor him with call. He has gone
to considerable expense in fitting up
couple of nicely furnished rooms, which
he has provided with all the latest I'M
provements and convenlences. lie en-
ploys only first class workmen and those
who patronize him will have their wants
attended to IN style and will receive
courteous treatment. t
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". Charles 6choenmeyer hss received
. large lot ofthe celebrated Golden cider.
(sptel Wein) which y beyond all question
the beet aaA purest cider ever sold In this
city. Families desTrlna It can procure
ehIs cider Ia qusauues to suit, by the
pint, quart " gallon, or 10 larger qasnti-
ties. Persons desiring cider BY tho bar.
m ass hsye their orders Allied BY notifying
N. sssseameyes- ct bis saloon at the
corEey Of Tenth street and Washington
avenue. NJ. ss6dBnweysr hrs also Just
received cnpsigGweut Of the celebrated
California Rlesling wine, which Is
,qusl 10 any Rhine vine. This
wine 10 Manufactured from the
,eelsbrated German grape. and has no
s,aperior 10 the country. And further, he
sSsps Noerieins' beer, the beat made,
and laii line Of choice liquors and el'
esrs. Cali and zee Charlie. He 10 al
vera siad to sss bis friends, and will be
found ready to serve them. a free lunch
spread every morning at ten o's!osE. II
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Money by getting your building materla
ofLancastcr & Rice, They are selling lum
Der at mill prices; a large amount of white
pihe and cypress shingles OF the best bran
constantly on hand. We sell pine shin
giles at $l.75 per thousand; sawed cedar
posts at at % cents each; white pine floor.
ing at $22.0O per thousand; pine siding
at $500 per thousand. Try your luck
with this firm. II.
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al kinds ofruuntfy produce. They VIII
dsllver goods In any part Of tile city
free Of charge aud on short notice.
Mes,rs. Pettls & Bird solicit a share OF
the patronage OF our citizens, believing
that they can give them better bargains
than can be obtained elsewhere. lm
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S011 - w00SI SSs'
Mrs. G. lGcIAan, Eighth street he
tweRn Washington and ~ Commsrcia.
svsanss, b lust in'fessipt VI ansaegant
and complies stock Of Millinery and
rsncy foods Of every kind. Among
other srtsclss We nay mention that she
10 selling fns black straw hats 10 oil the
latest styles Ct from 40 to 80 cent?; ele-
giant patterns at prices lower than was
aver offered to the trade; flowers and
feathers from 10 cents to 81; silks and
yelrsts 10 Ill the Hsw shades at prices To
sais. 10 fhe hosiery tor ladies and child.
rem Line her stock 70 not equaled by any
ether establlshmeat 10 the city, AAd she
asks the ladisA 10 call and exsm.ue them
teiore going elsewhere. xrl. 1cI. eaa
win ell her goods Of Al kinds o cheap,
IL not dheassr. Than the came kind OF
goods can be bought elsewhere IN this
market. She solisis an examination ol
Der stock and prices, bslaesing shat she Is
prepared to please al whors uaF favor
her VIII 3 sail in both. 'Laiies desiring
TO have bHs pressed can have the same
lone for from " to 50 cents. 5.7tf
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Cireuit Court.

In the circuit court yesterday the
Qulnlan case was still on trial, and II
was late Ia ths.svenlng before the case
was given to the jury. The day was
taken up 10 hearing the arguments In
the case. What the verdict Of the Jury
was we could not learn. Tho Walker
case will probably be called to-day.
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AZ TEE sAnE sLD sTAxD.

" I
SEES rBiebseA 1ineseaf9 bat Hssssn
"Illmsslf Again.'
~. 8. Natson desires to announce to
tie s,tizps Of Cairo and ,tlle surWmdi
Or sountsy. that be has returned from
Saliissuis. and again casting his lot In
Cairo, has opened GAew stock Of BOOTS
AND SHOES st'ths same old stand, No.
40 washisstQA asenns. between Eight
and Ninth S,reats, whore, while thanking
III. old friends tor their past patronage.
10 dsslres to shake hands hthem, and
sapp,y themTsad many new customers
with anythIbg they need 10 bis line. His
stock 10 coming right in every day, aad
.stAs. bStths market s3ords. An I'e
pyjted 10 cali. - TIm
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s.sr.o M, Mes.ion

F " rers0nal MenttOn.
REV. Mr.. Morrlson's family have ar
rived In Cairo. aud have taken up their
abode at The parsonage next to the NJ. 4.
Church. VI " ~.
MIR. j. &. thinner, agent at this
point for the Cairo, Arkansas and Texas
railroad, has goue to st. Louis on i'm.
portant business connected with that
road.
viii s. IIurd Of Denver. son OF Capt.
ID. Hurd late of this city, was in the city
yesterday and spent several hours among
lille friends and acquaintances here. lie
has grown TO manhood, and is now one
Of the firm of ID. Hurd & Sons. lie re-
ports his parents and family all well.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Il. ID.
Mathuss, formerly of this city but now a
resident OF Chicago, On account of Ill
health has been compelled to sever his
connection with Mr.. Uhl, his partner In
business, and is now travelling In the
far West. A letter lately received by q
lris nd of Mr.. Matliiss in this city says that
he has the consumption, and that his
only hope tor a further lease Of life is a
change of climate.
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Attention.

Mr.. Albert Grinder Is now receiving
orders for shade and fruit trees. All
those wishing trees set on their premises
may leaye their orders at E. W. THE
leck's grocery.storc, or at the residence Of
Mr.. Grinder at the corner OF Locust and
Twenty.sec0nd streets.
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Try 1t, Everybody Takes it, Phil Best
Brewing Co.'S Celebrated milwaukee,
Lager. ~Henry Breihan, agent.
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.4yIwos TEE PRICES ATT
PETTISY q BIRDS.
l4.h AND EAsHlyGTON'AvE,

And oil other goods very eReaP.
Also, Just received, . choice lot OF Pure
sp.sss, Mustard, Enghsh Table Sauce
and Pickles. 'a ~ 10
A'all saa go no. @-Ct
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.s. Msss Z. J. sPsars,
No. lis. Commercial Nvsoue, Winters
n.esk, Gala IA aatssuoa. Of the ladies' to
nef isSse stock Of fau and winter millin.
. .rv. Of ~ lstsst dssisns. which she Il
a.ay receiving fom New, York and
phliadelphiA;y o.. 80 500 Is
, 1877-01-06
DANISH WEST INDIES.

It has been represented TO uS by prominent
arm in 81. Thomas thet the want OF means Of
concentration bstwseA shat island, 81. CsOi8s
Porto Rico. San Domingo. aud other adjacent
islands, is r~essrding their commercial develops
mcnt. A service Of three or four small steam.
ers, which should run exclusively between the
places mentioned, 10 regarded 80 90 urgent need
and it appears that they would find abundant
employment in carrying psssengsrs, caetles and
general merchandise. To establish such Q
service may appear to be legitimate work Of
local enterprise. and 90 undoubtedly it 10 but 10
Sc. Thomas sufficient capital could not DO found
for the purpose, and probably this 10 a cass In
which The Gssis tsnce of foreign capitalists may
be fairly invoked, Steam communication be-
tween the nsighbouring islands of Sc. Thomas
and St. Croix would greatly facilitate shs admin
~istrative work Of the local Government, and che
islands could not object to pay toV suOh sdvan'
tsKes by subsidis!ng the steamship Company.
Contributions to the subsidy might also be
expected from other places which would bg
benefited by the establishment OF steam
communication. There are, we think, many
schemes less deserving Ahs confederation OF
capitalists than che one indicated. No gsSas
amount of money would be required to carry 10
into effect aud g great poytio0 Of the ShArss
would bo taken up 10 st. Thomas and its neigh
bsurs. AZ to that island il Is. 90 is we'll known
the rendezvous of many lines Of ssssmsrs, and
As ono time held . much more important posltioas
commercially speaking. Shau II now does.
Attempts are now icing made. however, TO Win
back for IL some OF its lost Presn6s 80 Q
mercantile emporium. and We understand ShsS
che Danish Government have RENTED its
yearly contribution of $4,000 dollars. which
will Of course be applied 60 local uses. McssSs.
Titlsv & Co. have scot us the sesul.s Of some
recent sales of real estate, which % ell events
prove that the value Of property 10 rising. and
it would afford Us pleasure to see such en- i'm"
portant factor 10 tho prosperity Of che Danish
West Indies az Q line Of inSsEOOlOnlal stssmeEs
must be, called into existence.-I&d.