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COLD WATER,

GQfc*0t A9kpQ@EA 10 ING 11Qf38&.
kroEuK, In, Junu l3-rhc urand Temple Of
Honor Of tho State Of Iowa rcasaemb'cl this
morning. Tho Committee Oh the State Of tho
0stlcr In their report, say that tho reports be-
fore them show that new working interest Is
developing within tho Statc Of Town which
promises to lift tue Order from Ita past obsc,lr-
ity to tho open light at prosperous era. They
say there Is every reason to fell thankful for the
Gscessct setoo Of ts pa's yeaT an rom all the
s'' tie oser III % h., e, expere"sega 1gat'0qs Il ts as'
statc. The Temple work ~ to Ie carrlcd sor-
election Of grand officers resulted o. follows:
Walter II. Butler, LaportY e Gty, g, y. T.; 4.
Nam, Kcokuk,,, Q: Y: +; p. Y. Grouse,
kuE, q: II. c.; Thomas 4. Wynne' Waterioo,
q. ". u; George Stobl,art, Kcokuk, Il. ". @.
Waltar II. nutlcr and lcnjamtM Dawlcn wcro
elected Representatives to the Supreme Coull-
Waterloo on the second Tuesday in June, 1873.
The Grant Temple adjourned this evening.
:Spfeta! Ntpatch 10 TIE TFttuaA
ot the crandest days ever lsnownIn Lincoln. Tic
Temple Ut Honor hero 1ior numbers go naonl-
bcrs, half of them lately Arinkng-n,cn, md
,nany among tho hardcst drinkers In tho city.
jubilee. Nothing svas done ycstvnlay hcyond
general decorations to ntores. All tlc rcd and
blue calico, a. all tho Tags which could ho OH
ta,nol III tho city wera bought up, nnd hardly
cral saloons even decorated expressly by hang
Ing out weeping willows. More lags and bunt-
ing were sent for from Omaha, anil prtyato resi-
denccs dressed. 4 procession numbering be-
Tho Orcra.liouse was crowded to OYER
flowing The Hon. 8. 4. Gatcs prcstdel.
Speeches wrro tna1o BY Capt. H.. i.
tioltsvy, tho originator Of tho movement; J. a.
Watruus, Il. ". G. I. Of Wisconsin,, wllo was
rocclvcd mith tremendous applause; G. NJ.
IaInbcrtso1,, Of our foremost orntors; ind Gen.
George. II. Roberts, Attornoyticncral of the.
STATE, dcnonlinated tho sifycr-tungued orator
cllccrcd mud i,nmcnso enthusiasm prevailed. 4
grand banquet and bali Is In pfogress at tic
Academy of.slus!c Tonight, which u crowded to
ft!cnds came tp il on exeut.io % traas. Toiay @
will be long remembered By all as tho biggest
celebration Of any Kind ever held In tue State.
, 1877-06-14

cPfC1ut fThp0tsH ~ 4H6 4F1eAHtt
LOUISVILLE, H., June IA startling scu-
eatton In. ttst been snr,nr in f,oufsr[lfe. Mira
- ~ Yr.~ti,. ,1orohtnr NJ ~. ,.ta ri xv.t.
1,a a" n'', aa as ~ ~ " 9 ~ ,"ts so,' Me'It
Of Lexington. aho oi alfs' u. ". Meffiwethert
whose second husband was, before bis death. q
prominent banker of this city, hns been lmpll.
ratct3 In heavy forecrics of thu namr. ~ ~.
1rn1,,;1 st,to: asn.ta- etarsn.an ~ .ss ~
.,S. gn.a % ~ nau',,a. a,a.os ess,e'so" % ."' iio'
9cofea IL tehdlcson, OF oMo; tol. james
Taylor. and Henry Ltrnbcr1ako, OF Newport
Ky. During tho int few years Hfrs. Hawkins
nt various time. ohta,ncd mnnov trnon hrr
rno,t,or or,~.ra,t,~ sso nv, ~. ~. a,,.ansa
motac,' ngsFesatns s4V'ooo' 1of tue purpose
aa she said, Of engaging In tobacco
spccu1at1ons with the gentlemen named. She
promised tic pro!Its to bo enormously large.
IN, w,ntcr Mr., Mrrrtwc,hcr danon;1rt, hcr
.,ae. "'".tt Sss. ~ ri'-,t .eAea ,s ,s nc1
snaie ol inc plocecas: hr' HAWKINS sald Tug
bookkeeper OF tho Syndicate had ahsconded
with tho money, but Ills father, rho was
wealthy Boston, merchant, would reimburse.
By thia rtiso sho succeeded In gaining time.
, 1877-06-14


NEW Yo1K, juno l3.-Tho 1YtHeI learns that
skiilful robbery Of property valued at about
e8,000 waa committed In tho Now York flotel IN
Sunday a7oulng last. The thief was n young
woman employed as ! chnnlbcrinnld In tho
hotel, who las graded arrest, and tWo Of her
victims arc tho aclor George Hgnold aud his
wife. The value OF tho property stolen from
Iii. and Mre. Riguold cannot bo estimated accu-
Tatciy, M 1t represented iutmcntoes OF slE, Rig
nolls visits to various parts Ut this country and
Great Britain, tokens Of fstendai1p, etc. The
thief appea1s to DO IN adopt In tue business,
About two weeks before tho robbery sho ap-
piled 10 Hiram Cranston, tho proprietor Of tha
hotel, for employment ~ 4 clambermatd. She
told him that ahe bad recently arrived from En-
gland, whcro sho had actotl as housekeeper In
wel!-known hotel. Mr. crauason did not tnvcs.
stgato her references, but hired her.
About half-past 6, o'clock on Sunday
eyeniug Mr. aud Mrs. RIgnold loft their
room anl went TO the lnlng.rootn,
xhetc taey remained about an hoar. 1T.
Vi pair Of pantaloons In hla wardrobe, mud
scvesal OF his toxrs wero open. Ho locked tho
door of tho room, however. aud carried tho key
With hin. upan returning 70 TIC APARTMENT:
put tho room III order and thought no more
about the matter. Hcycral hours later, when
preparing 70 retire, Mrs, Rignolt discovered
that hcr watch was not In It's place.
The room was searched, and It was found that
every one Of the trunks tn tho room had tecn
opcned and oyerhaulcd. In the ke5-lolo OF nls
eash.box kfr. Kirnold found duplicate key
yedged !9 tightly. upon, ,orcn!ng tho box lo
discovered that roll of bllls aggrv.atlug sGO0
and 4 bag Of gull Of tho same value ha.l t,cen
stoleu. Upon searching the other trunks l,c
found TINT the thief il2d also stolen the gol.
medal presented to hln by tho Central Dispcn.
saTy, ll recognition Of his eeryiees At . benefit,
Awatyh anil three heavy gold cl,aIns betoncing
70 Mrs. RIgnold, = quartz chain valued
sul containing portrait uf la owner, ret Of
gold studs bcaring his 1nunogranl, presented to
lin bY Misa Fanny Davenport, an aTc'tyAt
ring alla cuI-buttous presented to lin BY atl.
mlfers in San Francisco, md largo onyx ring,
bearing tho monogram Of 5fE. WgnoId. H.
sides these things iaEgt number Ut rings ard
buttons OF various kinda were missing. Tie
trunks that had been left open BY Mr.
md MIA Rignola were not touched. In
and several other articles, wezo Left Mr. Il r
nold was left without ready Inooey by tho rub
berg, but since hls acQuai0tancea hare learned
Of hs loss they hare pEo1lcsed largs suma for
bis use. 1t has been lia practice since the fail
urc Of Duncan, Sherman j. Co to keep his
money with bin, until It aggregated TO large
sum, when he would scud It 10 lundon to Il
aEm mentioned aboyr failed, und hu nov remark.
bitterly that, II bc deposits Ills money here.
will probably he lost ID some rash ventura ~
his banker, and, II hc kccps It with him, it ma;
~ stoleu by aoule vulgar thief TITO woman
rho robbed Dir. Mguold also pluudered the
apartmcnts Of two falnilies On the xuns aonr OF
sHelI aud iuonsy axKtckaslnG several thoI-
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DIXON, ILL.,, Juno 18.-Thc long agony is oyer.
Tho Jury agreed upon their verdict tllls morn
Ing Mt 8 o'clock, ani rendered tho ean,o at
O'Clock, tho tinc appointed for tho opening Of
tho court. Tho verdict Is fourteen years IN tho
penttcntlary, the minimum punishment for
crimes Of this character. II h uuotllctally re-
ported that tho jury on tho first ba11ot stood
eleven guilty nnd ono not proved, nnsl SO re-
maincd all night. The weak point in tho cyi-
dcncc OIL tho part Of the people, as held BY tho
jury, was tito pasttal failure to abso-
lutcly connect tho prisoner with tho net
OF giving or causing to bo adn,nEstcsc,l tho
poiso,,, but tho main cl,atn Of cirrumstantsal
nVlloneo ccntctinG upon tho preacher was 70
strong, and his Infamous and untaccouutablo
acts since arrest and Incarceration wcrc SO cEsnl-
mating, that tho jury Mcre forced to tho con-
cfusion that thoro might be shadow Of
doubt o. to Ills guilt, b,tt not reasonable one,
l1cnco, they found lin guilty, hut gaEo him the
bcacElt Of tho ahadow BY making his puni.ll-
mcnt light for crime Of such heinous
and dasnnlug nature. Tho prisoner, dur
Ing tho wholc course Of the trl-
al, aud especially during the most
tho iips of III. TaIso, never wheel or ri iost Ills
cOulposnrc,-t IN fact, Ills hearing md actions
throughout tho whole exciting sccno havo been
IN enigma to tho Judge, counecl, aud
pFlsoner appeared pleased, and thanked tho
jurymen individually because thDy had hccn 80
constdcrasc and made hts penalty light, Tits
wns q marvel to tho bystanacrs. The pri.oucr
In this loneliness Ut his cell, ho fc1t tho
col1, clammy hands OF bin wlfc on his
forehead, ffo will now probably hayc O
rhaneu to feel them fourteen years longer.
This, Of itsoli, Is no light or mean puuisl,a,cnt.
The casc has been ably managed by ~ gDod mud
eminent attorneys na our Btate affords. Tho
jury was composed Of our best citizens, and nov
TINT this exciting and remarkable tria1 ID over
q motion for q npW trial.
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THE TRIGGER.
AFs4tf t&rrnA non ANN f7ffN ~ ftE

Gpeefai DfspateA 70 JAs J14sa&
BURLINGTON. IT,, Junu l3.-Thc Burlington
Rod and Gun Club ste arranging for grand
shooting tournament 10 octalr here carly In
July. probably from the 81 to tbs 9th, Inclusive.
Over Sa,U0o will be offered In prizes. The
championship OF the West and Northwest will
be awarded hy $50 go!d-med:,i. which will be
accompanied With SIS in uonsy. 4 large At
tculaace aud al interesting 1noestug il already
assured.
TIE KfPLk.
NEW YoxK, Junu 13-1he Secretary Of the
National kIhe Association Ut London writes
that At q meeting Of the council Of the latteF
body It resolved that - no separnte terms from
Scotland ur Ireland had this ycaE becu abls to
enter for the international lon.-Tange match for
tile championship of thu world, At Crcednloor,
tbs National Ki1c Association Lad acxeptcd the
invitation. aud would seul team representing
, 1877-06-14

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, juno l3.-To-slaY, In ar.
resting Daniel 1lusscll, of Gtccncaat1u, 1ul., fur
dlsor.lrsly conduct, Officer William MyGratb, of
the Bloomington police, hit Russell on the head
with billy, cutting deep aud serious gasll.
Thls afternoon Sfctlrath was arrested, aud ia on
trial for ASSAULT flo claims that Russell resisted
arrest, and that lln was Justified ia using h.!a
club as he did. Much excitement has existed
about tho matter all day, tho sYtnpathy Of tina
people, 20 fur, butng, ~ is usual In such cases,
aEulnat tho police.
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Tbs Rfoh People Of louisville Greatly
Excited BY 0se Of Forgery.
A Indy Of High Standing tho Criminal,
and Eminent Men the Victims.
McGhce Found Guilty and Given
Fourteen Years at Joliet.
Tho smirking Demon and BASTARD
Fall Of Thanks to tho Jury.

NEW fonK, June fJ.-Thc I7,nss SAYS thnt,
on the heels Of the Woodward nnd Swccny
compromise OF tho claims Of tho pcople against
Connolly, l,as como the announcement that
Harry ". Genet Is IN town, Or Inns been hero nt
different times during tho past SIX months
This announcement - made OIL tho positive aa-
scrtions OF several persons who were formerly
wcll acquainted with "prince larry" rs tho
eonTlct was called during tho day Of Rtng.rulo
Several gentlemen asscrt positively that they
have seen Genet III tho liquor saloon
At tho southwest corner Of Broadway
and Twcnty-cighth street. Genet Inns not been
in the city continuously, but ho hns made flying
trips out Of town for short intervals. It Is also
asserted that Genet Is, or has been, hero under
sonso kind Of assurances that he should no. bc
proceeded against. Ills case Is ao,ncwllat PC.
cu1iar, and Is very different from those Of
Tweed, swceny t. Co. lie made lis escape
after conviction on criminal charge, and while
Awaiting sentence. Ho was originally indicted
for forgery in connection With tho
This was just utter tho discovery Of tho
Hing frauds, and Genet was ba|1cd at the time.
On Nov. n, 1879, ho was ngaln arrested, this
time on bcnch-warrant Issued BY Judge in
the Court OF Oyer and Tcrmines. Ilc was lcId
to appear for trial IN tho sum Of s5 900 bail OH
each lndtcttncnt- 1t was discovered Dec. q,
1873, tint l!o hntl csenpctl from tic Sheriff, and
10 ths rx,,trn d,toc,of,5 r,,,,
,Erv Yorn, ,t,,n, IN -. astnr"nr .t.n.x., r,.,.
child has turned oycr the Tweed statement to
John D. Townsend. counsel for Tweed, ant1 It
now rests with TINT gentleman to tny what dis
poaisfon should bo mndo Of II. Tweed Is likely
10 remain q prisoner in Tin f,utlJnw Htrnrt inff
TIL the Judgment prnc,lreu against Him in favor
Of the peoplc Of tho State, for SG,000, ,00Q, IL
satisfied. Tho entlcayoss wlaici, h!s counsel,
release have fat!cd utterly. and tho cyidencu
which lso proposed TO give agaInst his confcsf-
cratca III thIeying, In consideration OF lis frcc-
DOM, has been rejected by Attorney General
The following Is tho Attotncy-G Generals
letter:
New YorK, juno 12.-Tohn D. Touus4nd.
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TnA3tlss AND BURGLARS,

tramps engaged tn . drunken row near here last
night, and two Of the party wsrc killed.
BEAVER VALLEY, Pa, Juno l3-sfaskel
burglars robbed tho house OF George Thomp-
sou last night aud killed Thomas Burns, hired
man. a Vigilance Colnaa!t.co has been formed
by tho farmers.
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sand dollarA. II Is understood ttlat Joaquin
HITLER, tho poet Of tho 9tcrras, was also pne Of
her victims. On Sunday Inst lo visited police
headquarters with one OF the ladies' whose
iewclry wns stotcn. AMI told tho story Of tho
robbery. No trace Of the thief has yet becn
found by Tho detectives,
, 1877-06-14

PlrrsBuRo, Pa, June la-pat Luther has Is
sued a challenge TO Evan Morris for shell boat
raco fnr el,00o a. side and the championship of
America. Luther Ia member of sl!u Clipper
Boat Clup. to which Morris atso belongs.
Morris friends stale that Luther will be a,con-
notatct, anu the parties meet on Friday Gvel,-
tug to arrange the ,crus OF the contest. Luther
entefetl In tue Centennial regatta last year,
winning the Arst heat, hut wna beaten Ia thu
other two BY ilanlon. OF Toronto.
GRAND HAVEN.
GRAND HAVEN, 1une 1a-A regatta Is an
nouuccd for July here, In which 0uite nun.
ber Ut ilhttngushcd oarsncn a1e expected to
participate. 'Tnc races will be senior fo,lr-oarcl.
senior double, senior single, and junior single.
Among the clubs expected arv the G0guncs D!
Battle Greek, irniIisulas VI MnskcgD1, Farra-
Euts Of Chicago, spsilg Lake Club, ctc, aud =
good time Ia expected.
SILVER LAIN NE0ATTA.
BosToN, Juuu lj-At lhu Silver Lake Regatta
to-day ilatsted won tho s4.le-ecull race, Higiit,
aud Maxwell tue pair.oated contest, and tbs
to!r-osrel woFklng-boat E@,e was won by tic
Lakcnlnn Bout Club.
AcCEPTs,
BosToH, June 13.-llarva1d accepts the Co
lunlb!as' challenge to an cgLt oar four uie Eacc,
which vii. bs tuwe4 at Springfield Juue ID.
, 1877-06-14

MADISON, VIA, Juno 13.-Ch!cfot.PolIce
Deck, OF siilwaukcc, asrestcl young man
named A. ". Dcnnctt, n student Of tho untyer.
sity, for cllld.mur.lcr In Milwaukee about tho
1st Ut May last. uo confcsscs everything, and
says he Nus tho father Of tho child, which was
born at Stevens Point. lie took H. to Milwaukee
anil LETT 1t With Herman woman, Que night
carly In May ho calted for it, snYing ho had
found ehcupcr place. lie struggled tho child
aud thscw tho body into tho river. Ucunstt's
homo u prais!e du Sac in tnIs State.
, 1877-06-14

BLooNiSoToa, ILL.,, June l3+-Caldwc1i O.
Humphrey, well-knowu and e1tunslyo stock
dealer and old citizen Of Mclean County, died
At h!s home in Bloomington to-day, Of Ton.
sumption.
posros, June 1s.-Tho wife Of Commodore
A. Parker died at thu Nayy-Yall yesterday.
She Wls the grcat-gtuntliaughtcr ot" Timothy
Pickering, Wash!ugton's Secretary OF State.
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who arc competent Witnesses 10 Tho work It datly
lulngs
santord's Radical Cuse hAs proved sns bess remedy
or extng Catatfh. ", u. tELLOMH,
lIaseEhtlt. MAz.
Am selling arge quantities ct Jous Aaafosds Radical
Cure. UR, WESTMntkTJI,
..... Ulddssord Sic.
sanfords Radical Curt Il havtnR = good sale, 1tta
4. T. 0gRuy,
b. fArA Ms.
heye Kept saatore nsd'esi Cure or hand sinee ~
Fs Introduction and the AAt4 1n1 t4laf8etou In IT.
uAs have been nnegus,e hT Other similar rFrpAEa
tton wltllfa Ny kpoHledEs- W. II. Willis. II. p.
1tcadiuR, Ma,
1have sol4 senforda Radical Cure for yea. or mors
and stands the test tho bsat Ut Auy antsF remedy
hare efs9td. MILL H. OWEN,
Mu, No.
70 recommend no other cure and haze no tsoubh= IN
scIlinxtt. L.r. EVANs d Co, :
Garland, No.
Sanfosa Hadleal euro has k!sen universal sat.afac.
fon to Ill my susosSh and above Al ether fsmecs
u s4ectss. r. =. thNEf.
llaSafhtil. Mao.
E4nf0e1s IiAdcAl Ours sells we'll and II very much
liked, NILS. i. +. NISG,
SaaGcfE!lle. Ma.
Each paetaes eontalns Dr.. Rsnforas Improved 1nhsl
1nX Tuflc. efrt fftta II \ 4
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CASUALTIES.


LT1E TLV1IJSs
MEMPHIS, DINO 13.-Tralns arc again running
on tho Memphis d Lou!syillo I1oad, but trans-
fcts have to be made at Wolf and IIatehfe Kty-
crs. It 10 expected that the damage Will bo rc.
paired and trains rim through tomorrow nIE1lt.
LlTrLu KocK, Juno 13--Ono-hnlf tho cotton
crop along the s!ycr may 10 considered de-
stroycd.
, 1877-06-14

NEW YoRK, June 15.-B. b. Mulyilr1ll, FASH
.onably dressed aud polite, and said to haye
been the confidential clerk Of Un!tcd 6sates
Treasurer Spinner, Nas held in thv Jefferson
Market Court tu-lay on q charge Ut robbery Of
watch and other articles from his bo,rdin2-
house.
, 1877-06-14

ATTACKED I3Y It10IfWAXAIEN.
SCRANTON, pa., June .13.-Yestordoy after
nooo, Hhilo Faynastor Bisscll and Assistant
Carl!ug wcrc driving to the 'niaes, on tho out
skirts Of tbs city, to pay the men, they wcEe
tired upon by Two masked hlgl.waymen, aud
Cariing was wounded. UisAell returning thu
lire, tho robbers lied.
, 1877-06-14

Toledo, O., June IA sallor named Patrick
o'Donolauc, employed on tho bark j.. T. Ben
son, willis assisting ia loa,liag tic vessel with
tion Of the loadlug-taekle aud fatally injured.
, 1877-06-14

6r. JonHsbuKY, W., juno 13.-The Rev. E.
D. Hopkins bus been rcarrcstcd on four inslict-
mcnts found sgainst lin by Tho Grand Jury.
Two Of The indictments are for forgery and
three for appropriation nf moneys.
, 1877-06-14

tho officers. I1cnncasy vas finally shot, rrcev.
ing ecalp wottnd about tWo Inches long, }lc
w.s r. then captured: but the other burglar ma1o
second story.
, 1877-06-14
A WOMAN SENT TO PRISON,
.Soec3d{ n1psltcA 10 11< Tt1buk<

Ear CITY, Alleh., June la-Niuulc Ryan, who
rubbed man Of $loo iu heF room, Was convict
Cd In the Circuit Court to-day, and sent to
Slate Prison for two years. Her man, Atexan-
der Richardson, who aided her to escape whcu
the officers weEe after her, was sentenced two
years.
, 1877-06-14

0&sC*o* E'F&SaR*1$
OMAHA, Acb., Junr 1.-two bufElars effected
III entrance Into r. kinball's house late last
night, aud unexpectedly met there the CITY
Marshal and policeman. A lively light enaucd
between Ed Hcunc.sy. ono Of the burglars, and
, 1877-06-14

Special DlspdfeA 10 nj Tffbsa&
CArHo, ILL.,, June 1A-9hcrin 6aup, Of this
county, returned this morning after an unsuc.
ccssful hunt for the two conTicts who escaped
from him al Tolono Monday morning when en-
ro,ttc for Joliet. lie loft Detective nlttcnhou&e
on the lookout for them.
, 1877-06-14

Cso Mrs. Wlnslow'a SOOTHING Eyrupr for
children whifa tccthinE. Il cnrea dJsepteyy AMI
dlasrAga, wind collie and regulates t6c bowels.
, 1877-06-14
SAW-N1tLL FATALITY.

6{~t1u1
M1ynEAroL.s, M!nn., juno 13.-Alcxandcr
Hansen, employed at ". D. Wa.hburnc's saw
mill was killed last evening while attempting
to stop ono Of tho wheels With pole.
, 1877-06-14

,Ieirtsh' French Catnrrh Cure !. tho l,cst
remedy known for eatlrEh. nsthns, and hay. fever.
Trial freq. Office NJ, 70 State street.
, 1877-06-14

Bolnnda Aromatic Istt1r Wine Of Irnn h a
aud din,paised digestion. Depot, 81 CLARK street.
, 1877-06-14
BUSINESS NOTICES

.K~er'e Patent rartfy-1fnic Drcas Shirt. 8
a. hcmming handkerchief. III Madison street.
, 1877-06-14

Gptefdi Dttpateh 10 Tie 1f6HnA.
MILWAUKEE, June 13.-Early this morning
the residence Of e. r. Jones, In tho suburbs,
wal burElAr'.cti, and $500 in silver and valu-
abtc8 carried oil. No Glow.
, 1877-06-14

SENATOR FERRY.
4pectas HspaseA 70 Ia 1tiotas.
GRAHn HAVEN, AlcA., Iune Ex-senator
Ferry 10 steadily improving, and IL now probably
out VI Danger.
, 1877-06-14

DcCayR EMaclnE Finger
will never mar the tho teeth that are brushed dali
with bdostfcrnns Sosofonf. 1t ttnlsa fnrpl fra
0rance to Tho breath A. well ~ ntoieetA tho teet
from cortos,on aud decomposition.
, 1877-06-14

inx Tube, md full dtrrct!nna fur tts ~ IN II ca1ea
lTftc 81 For sails hy ali Wholesale and HetA Drug
FltA throughout the United StAtrA WEKKX d rUt
TER, Hcnctai Agents and Wholesale nEuxKtslA
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-06
Nicholas Mtnturn, "
BY DR.. Holland, the Editor,

whose story of "Sevenoaks gave the hlgs
est satisfaction to the readers of the
Monthly.
The scene OF this latest novel is laid o.,
the banks OF the Hudson. The hero is q
young man who has been always tied TO q
woman's apron strings" but who, by the
death OF his mother, is left alone in the
world-to DRIFT on the current OF liie-witb
q fortune, but without 4 purpose.
Another serial, "His Inheritance" BY
Miss Traitor, will begin on the completi
OF THAT Lass o. Lowrie's," by Mrs. Hodg.
son Burnett. Mrs. Burnett's story, begun
In August, has q path0s and dramatic power
which have been surprise to the public.
There 10 to be series of original and eX.
qulsitely illustrated papers OF popular Sci
ence," by Mrs. Herriek, each paper com.
plete In iuelf.
There are to be, from various pens, paper
on
Home Life and Travel
Also, practical suggestions as to town anG
country life, village Improvements, etc., by
wsll-known specialists
MIR. Barnard's articles on various indus
cries of Great Britain include the history OF
"Some Experiments In Cooperation" "a
Scottish Loaf Factory" in the November
number, and TOAD Lane, Rochdale," in
December. Other papers are, "The British
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-06
Administrxtrlx Notice.

Estate OF Timothy O'Csllahan. deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed
administrative Of the estate OF Timothy
O'Callaban, late Of the county of Alexander
and State Of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives
notice that she will appear before the
county court OF Alexander county, at the
court house In Cairo at the August term,
on tho third Monday in August next, at
which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified AMI re.
quested to attend for the purpose Of having
the same adjusted. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make imme.
diate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 10Th day Of June, A. d. 1877.
BRIDGET o. CALLNHAN,
8-2lw8w Administratrix.