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be (&vtmn$ ff nlkihu FRIDAY, APRILS, 1800. I'UIILIHIIKI) IIV JOHN II. OlIEItr.Y ti CO. M. Jl. lIAItllKM., AHSOOIATK EDITOR. LOCAL NEWS. Landrcth'H l'Vcsh and JCuIInblu Garden Seeds nt P. (5. KcIiuIi'h drug store. iiiHrJml P. 0. .Scliuli keeps . Lntitlrctli'8 garden seeds, thogrowtli f lbOB j perfectly sound and reliable. 2wd ItliMOVAL. Dr. W. It. Hmlth ImS ru moved IiIh olllco from lovco lo tho room nbovo Ilaunoii'a book store, 1110, Com. morclal avenue. 2t Try Sjialdlng's .latatiiiinsl Hnlr rostoror. It Is undoubtedly tliu lest hair prnptirntlon over introduced to tbo public. For sale, whole salo or retail, at 1. (. Behuh's. .itowllw A'ollCf l '1 iix-l'ilj erH. Tho delinquent lint will be commenced on tho 10th day of April, thoso wifhlng to utvo cot, had better cotnu to tho Court homo at on co and settle. Loum II. Mybkk, Colloctor. Muiity Nnviill Hy buying you rgroeerles of J. II. Mctcidf. who keeps a large and wlcct 6 took of tholxmt family auppliu, nnil mjIU cheaper (ban tho cheapest, No. 331 Wfiiliiiigtan ftvontio, op pQiito tho court house. nmrStf Hpalding's .Intniimrui Hair roitoror is )rct isoly what it professes to be, a lUiii UKi TOIIativk. It Is tho Hitrott and ' safost pre paration of tho age. I'or supplies, wlmlewiltt or retail, upply nt P. 0. ScIiuIm drug store. 3tW3W. 'riii! city. iiuiii it. On and after tho 1st day of April, IbOD, until further notice, tho city market will cloeoovcry day at 10 o'clock A.M., In stead of 11 o'clock A. M., ns heretofore. PnrtlcH ink-rented will govern thorn Helves accordingly. A. Cain, Market Muster. There may be u pressing need for tho heavy and drenching rains of tho print twenty-four hours, hut wo don't see It. If vegetation required It, well and good for purpose of navigation not nnothor drop is called for. Tnki! Particular Notice, It is scarcely iiecessury to urgo upon put ths Indebted to the 'Bulletin' olllco that our circumstances roqtilru, upon their part, a can collation of tholr lndubtedns. A quick in gathering of tho amount duo us on book ac count, will greatly lutiitus in ro-oetablisl.ing ourselves on our original footing. AVo in tend to rcco'.cr from our set-back, and that right speedily. Our debtors know bow to aid us In tliU purpose, and wo shall expert them to bo prepared for the rail of our -... lec tor. Nitlr" In .Murkhohlri. OHVt'0tif tlibwiUtU)ia taitsniHeo ',,, Cairo llli.Apsnl Istltw. At a apodal -meeting of tho Lonrd of director, held on .Saturday March -'7th, a meeting of the Mtuclchiildorti of hald company, was ordered to be held at their olllco In Cairo on Huturduy April d for tho transaction of HtncUhoIder Jab. & ItKAittiKX, Sue. Go to Elliot & Hay thorn's If you want to buy boots nnd shoos for yourself or family. They make tho hoot and shoo buHlncHi n dpeclalty, and Mill a mi (Helen t quantity to enable them to divide their profits with their customer. They hnvfc tho largest and greatet variety of stock In the city, and will be sure to have on hand, at satisfactory prices', the very articles you want. It Attkntion A ha hi! Hy order of the Governor of Illinois, and under our charter, you are hereby commanded to meet at the Engine House, on next Mon day, April 6th, at 7 J o'clock, P. M., pre cisely; for tho purpose of electing offi cers for tho ensuing year ami for trans action of general business. H. Wintek, Pres't. T. J. Kkhtii, Bec'y. np2-dtd Ntrnttoii llinlMon A Clnrlt. Tho wholesale grocery and commis sion houso of Messrs. Strntton, Hudson and Clark, has contributed largely to tho reputation of Cairo as ono of tho best points of supply in tho articles of coffee, sugar, tea and staple groceries generally, in the northwest. They nre heavy op erators, active nnd enterprising, and were among tho first to conceive tho ne cessity of a revolution In prices as a btep preliminary to a concentration of a largo grocery trado on Cairo. The confldenco and large business they onjoy nro de served overy hit of It Mr. John L. Frost, a compositor on tho 'Bulletin' since. Its cnmmuuccmcnt, and on the Cairo 'Democrat'durlug tho three years pro vlous, has accepted a situation in thoQulnoy 'Whig' olllco. Ho left the city by tho train yosterday evening. Frost is uotonly one of tho swiftest and most reliable printers in tho country, but an honest man nnd a good fellow. Ho has no reasonable expectations that wo do not hope ho may realize, moral, social or pecuniary. Btrlcker Is doing good service on the Btreets to day, with pick and shovel, tin der tho oyo of tho Jailor. Ono of his com panions in this labor is the negro whom ho defrauded out of $2 50, assuming for the while tho gulso of an oillcer. Tho thirty dayH experience ahead of him will probally loaru tho young man that thoro Is no "rest for tho wicket," nnd and that tho "Jordan" ho has marked out for himself "Is a hard road to travel". prom tlio KliiuvntrotCMu Mercury.) ' Tho Cairo 'Hullotln,' Phoonlx like, has I risen from Its own ashes mid comei to ! us again in full vigor. Siirh enterprise i deserves success and wo heartily wish tho company prosperity. BURDENSOME, nlncrlinlnntlnii Against (.'nlnt. Cairo business men who patronize tho Chicago market, are notallttlo exasper ated nt tho discrimination mado against Cairo by (bo Illinois Central railroad, in tho matters of freights. Wo alluded, tho other duy, to a shipment of goods over this road from Chicago to Commerce, Mo, at forty cents per lOOlbs., and to u ship ment by tho Bamo houso to Cairo at ono dollar per 100 lbs. Wo entertained tho hope, however, that tills and a few oth er llko cases that had como to our knowl edge, formed exceptions ioa general rule; but wo are now advised that only not Commerce, but all other points have this advantage over Cairo. Columbus, Ky., Memphis, Teun., Hickman, Jackson, all towns and villages readied through Cai ro, pay tho Illinois Central only forty cents freight per 100 lbs., while Cairo pnys It one hundred cents. It Is scarcely necessary to urgo that this discrimination against Cairo is ruin ous, and will, so long as it continues, have a paralyzing elluct upon our busi ness. It oH'ectually Vetoes our efforts to compete with St. Louis and Chicago In tho sale of many articles, tho (inference or sixty cents on tho 100 lbs., being equal In many cases, to tlio margin for prollt. At nil events, tho business men of Cairo can claim It as a right to be placed on an equal footing with their neighbors. They are uothonelcssly in the hands of tho Illinois Central; on tho contrary, they can avail themselves of tho very ave nues of communication that enforce low freights for Columbus and other points reached by Chicago through Cairo. In tills connection we give place to day to a communication written by a prominent business man of tills city, di recting the attention of the Hoard of Trade to tho matter, and suggesting an early inviting of that body to take such teps as will secure to Cairo tho rights in tho premises she can claim In tho name ot Justice and fair-dealing. Rallnmil Extortions V Mntlcr llequlrlni; Prompt Attention. Mr -it. Editors t Ah faithful centinels you havo signaled a wrong indicted upon the busluesw men of Cairo, that calls for the application of u upcedy remedy. Tho question should como homo to every citizen, shall the Illinois Central railro'ul company be per mitted to continue their unjust and bur densome iibcrltuluation in the matter of freights against Cairo? Giving, as that company does, an advantage of six ty cents out of every ono hundred, to towns nnd cities around us, all cHorta on our part at successful competition In the Mile of articles which Chicago or the upper northwest supplies to us will be utterly vain and futile. Shall wo not detnuud of that company, then, that they accord to us even-handed Justice? Cairo contributes to tlio support of the Illinois Central railroad one thousand dollars, where the town of Columbus contributes one dollar, yet Columbus en Joys an advantage over Cairo equal to tlirce-nfths, in the transportation of her supplies from Chicago. Shall this con dition of affairs remain undisturbed? Will tho citizens of Cairo quietly submit to this wrong that Is sapping the very foundations of her prosperity, wlillo it .stimulates and encourages the growth and prosperity of hernclghbors' I think not surely not; and that the protest of our people may tako proper simps, I sug gest that there be an early meeting of tho board of trade. If, through tho ap peals of that body, we cannot secure our unquestionable rights, cannot be ac corded what is ours as a matter of com mon Justice, then it will behoovo us to securo from other common carriers tho best terms they will accord to us, and let those who must submit to tho cxtoitluus of tho Illinois Central, ourselves not bo lug among tho number. Yours, Ac, A Victim. A I'rlvllPjre Clitirnrtcr liruiiK'it to Urlcf. . John Strieker, alias John Jones, alias "Louisville" is now in tho calaboose, ru mluatlngit is hoped on tho wickedness of his ways and tho pleasauter paths of uprightness and virtue. And who de plores his absonco from tlio public walks of life? No one, as far as heard from. On tho contrary, ills incarceration is spo ken of, on all shies, as a mere tasto of that puulstiment his bnd life and long continued misconduct deserved. For many years ho lias boon a loafer, tho frequenter of tho vilest dens of tho city, the blackmailer of bawds and tho com panion of thieves, gamblers ami counter feiters. A foul mouthed, brazen-faced blatherskite, ho appears here, thoro and everywhere, and has donomoro than any ten loafers In the city to creato tho im pression among strangers that Cairo is tho general rendezvous of blade-guards nnd villains. On tho streets, in saloons, In low dance houses nnd brothels, among tho wicked and debased, ho has spent ten years of his life In Cairo, and, all that time, ho has been permitted to offend with impunity! Ho lias been tlned, It is true, time nnd again; but ho is now serving his first lino in prison. Ho bccms to have been regurded in tho light of an outlaw, or rather n "privilege charaotor" an individual amenable to none of tho laws of life. There Is scarce ly a citizen of Cairo who lias not been' approached hy him, with tho impudent demand "glvo mo a half n dollar;" and 1 thoro is scareoly n bawd in the city who has not paid him black mail, extorted from her1 under tho threat of prosecution in the oventof liur refusal. Ho Is, in short, generally and specially, a very undesirable, citizen; and tho determina tion of tho utHfers of tho Jaw that he. like i vi 'y budy .K, h'i.vII i h M t) n strict account for his offendlngg, soorns to meet tho approval of all cltlzons who respect tho law and would seo them enforced. Fire Lent IVIftnt. Tho fire bolls rang out another alarm about nitio o'clock last night, and soon thereafter tho glare of a luminous light drow peoplo from all parts of tho city to tho vicinity of tho post office, where the flames were discovered to bo making slid havoc ami fearful headway In tho Queen City boarding house. Fortunate ly among tho first persons on tho ground wero.tho Rough and Heady and Arab flro companies, tho Hibernians having a somewhat greater distance to travel en tering their appearance shortly after wards. Splendid streams wero soon playing upon the burning pile, giving quick proof that in that contest water was going to prove tho master and that right speedily. Hundreds of willing hands being present tho building was soon gutted of Its contents, as wero seve ral of tho neighboring houses. Tho burning building wns of light tin derlsh material and burued with great rapidity. On either side of it wero houses of the same material, and tho wind blowing a perfect hurricane, tho excellence of the work performed by tho firemen will bo understood when we state that tlio flro was actually drowned out before it had even scorched the adjoining buildings. Tho Hough and Headlcs throw a perfect deluge of water from the very start, which added to the splendid streams of tlio Arabs and Hibernians, formed such a torrent of water ns way never before cast upon a building In Cairn. At an advanced stage of tho llro tho Arab's steamer was put in motion, and notwith standing its had hose, did effective work. Quicker or better work was uovcr per formed in Cairo; and to this very fuct may he attributed the safety of the en tire block. Had thero been any delay in reaching the ground, or any lack of water tho llro would havo swept all tho frame buildings between Fourth and Sixth on that sido of the avenue. Tho building burned, or partly burned, belonged to Mrs. Miller, and not Mar tin as stated by the morning paper, and was valued at $1,200. It was occupied by Mrs. Rotticr ns a hoarding house, and was uninsured. Solvent insurance com panies refuse, wo understand, to tako risks In that immediate vicinity. Mrs Hottier's goods wero damaged to the extent of $300, nnd several articles of value were lost. Tho eilects of adjoin ing residents were nlso considerably in jured by a rough and linsty removal to the street; but their escape was too for tunato to permit them now to bowail their losses. mvEit xi:ws. Port I.lil Tnr tlm -Jl Hour Knillni; nt Two o'clock, 1'. M. AIIIIIVALS. On. Anitoron. Coliun.i Otj of Cairo, hi. I.oniv; I.tuJeOill.St. Umiu I A bus, St. I.oul; AlK'e Dean, N O. ; lnJum, Xrvr Orloani i It 1- Not OHmh, Wn. Whit". PiNlnenh; Armaila, Kvanivilln: .Vorman. Krinarillo; Coon. M'inpliU: (tty f Alton. Vlcktburg j Darling, Memphl ; Moliiwk, Ntw orlcam, JIKI,AUTflll'..S. On. AnIron. Cnluin.i Win. White, l'jvlucnti; Armailii. llvnn.vnlo i It. I". L? Loiil.rillo ; Comm. K)utrille ; Indiana. I.oulrlil; A i- !4ii, I'mclantvtl ; Cit)- of Cairo. Munphli; Anna, Cinaimi.iu t Norman. Mcmphlis City of Alton. Ht. Lntil I.lwlo (Jill, v Orlf am j Moeawk, M. Louis j Dirlinr, Cincinnati ; Tho weather was cloudy and quite chilly this forenoon, with a strong north wind blowing. Tho mercury sunk to 40. Tho Mississippi is still swelling nt St. Louis. The Cumberland Is rising with 13 feet on Harpeth Shoals. Tho Ohio Is rising ovorywhere, wrth 10 feet in tho channel at Pittsburg, nnd i feet nt tho head of the falls. Here it lias risen about 10 inches. Tlio Armada brought for N. D. Ghio, 1 box eggs; A, M. Cundlff, threo bxs; II. S. Harrcll, lot of furniture; and for other ports 151 bbls potatoes, 25 bbls. meal, 15 bbls. whisk, 13 bales hay. Tho Alice Dean and Indiana had no cotton, and only mod era to trips of mis cellaneous freight Tho Wm. White, Capt. Northern, Is tho regular Cairo and Paducnh packet this evening. Tho Quickstep, Capt. Dusouchet, Is the regular Cairo and Evansvlllo packet this ovening. The Marble City, Captain Carter Is tho packet sor VIoksburg this ovening. Tho Enterprise Iiiburanco company of Cincinnati, lias determined to pay Its losses on tho steamers Americaaud Uni ted States. Tho Lady Grace has been sold to Oli ver DeUon, of Omaha, for ten thousand dollars. Tho sovero storm which prevailed on Wednesday night, sunk tho wharfhoat nt Lake Providence, nnd blow ouo at Greenville, ou shoro. Tho wharf receipts at Now Albany, Indiana, during tho past mouth, wero $415 85. Tlio Vincennes Times' says: "On Tuesday evening, a party of threo visited the resldouco of n farmer ntunod Thom as, living ono mllo cast of Washington, Davies county, and demanded his money. His reply was: 'I havo none,' wlion ono of tho desperadoes llred at tho farmer, out missen nun. no nnui ngnm, nut In- 1 hi end of shooting Mr. Thomus, ho shot j ono of his own party. Ills comrades in nrimi rilled his ixiokots and then loft him m charge of Mr. ThomiiH, requostlni: him to take good caro of their man. He ' lived hut a short time. Mr. Thomas j tried every means In his power to Induco I the wounded man to rovonl tho names of his accomplices, hut without oll'ect. ilia I romnins wero In "Washington yesterday, I without recognition." Pittsburg hay iiman with a berrnl . i: foot long. i4 NoioUm. Apropos of tho nepotism which has so far distinguished nil tho appointments mado hy. General Grant, ana tho lavish distribution of publlo offices among his own and his wife's connections, a Now York journal wittily revives the selec tion of subordinates mado by Lieut. John Plioonix, A. M., upon the occasion of a military Burvey which that callant offl- vcer wns instructed to make of tho route between San Franciucn and tho Mission of Dolores, for tho purpose of testing the practicability of uniting those two points by a railroad. Tho list WttB as follows : James Phoenix (my older brother) Treas urer; Joseph Plioonix (ditto) Quarter master; William Phconixfyouuger broth er) Commissary; Potor Phoonlx (ditto) Clerk; Paul Phoonlx (my cousin) Sutler; Heuben Phcoulx (ditto) Wagon-master; Hlchnrd Phtonlx.(second cousin) Assist ant ditto. Gen. Grant appears to have taken a leaf to somo purposo out of Lieut. Derby's amusing book. General Logan denou'uees "rings." Wo presume that ho means no Imputa tion upon tho twenty-dollar ring that Mrs. Din col n says ho passed offon her as n thousand-dollar gift. Tlio "oldest, mason" has moved to Maine, and appears In tho person of Wm. Kendall, of Fairfield. In Herlm they say, "If you want to get anything out of Bismarck, you ought to havo a vcrv gootl causo or bo nn Amer ican." NATIONAL BANKS. rUTY NATIONAL HANK. Cairo, Xllixxolei. . CAPITAL .... $100,000 IV. l. It AI.IilDAV, I'rralitentl A. II. H.VFFOIin. CiMlilcri WAfriCIl HYWl.OI', AxUtnut Caihler. Dlrrctori. , S. KTATTS TAYI.OIl, I W. 1'. HAI.I.1DAT, SCOTT WHITE, ItOHT. llCUNMNOHAM, OEO.IJ. WILLIAMSON, STKIMIE H1HD, A. II. HAKPOHD. Kxcliangc, Coin, and United States Bonds Bought nail Hold. Deposits Received, and a General Banking Hiuinas Conducted. (IccJl'Mdlf T HE FIKST NATIONAL HANK IIAXIEI, IIUKI), l'roll'nt I UOIIT. XV. MILIEU O. X. IIURiIKH, Outlier, vice-rrraiaeni. Collections Promptly Attended to. KxclmiiRr, Coin, Ilnnk Xotr ami United .Stole Srcurlllea, 33orx.s23.1i vfirl Sold. Interest Allowed on Time Deposits. ' fuMdtr LIQUOR SALOONS. CJUN FLOWKH MILLIARD SALOON Olxio TJovoo', is lurnlftlieri with tlio lutent lylra of Tnl.In, anil ths iMr tujipiivu uu uio iiioti cxceiium nquor. Froo Xjvs.za.ola. It irfJ crerjr diy t 9 a.m. and 10 p.m. dfcillf JOHN HYLANB'S SALOON la aujiplled with all klndi of Superior Xjci.-u.ox"r llccr, Ale, Ac, Commercial uremic, tt. Ninth and Tenth itrceta. The thlritr, who lovo good liquor, ihould Kirs him avail, andthnsowho wlah to puiTu fragrant cigar can lino thciruunt iiptlcd nt hli liar. devildtf WOOD. Y"001) "WOOD 1 1 J. W. TURNER I prepared to furnish Good XXtix'ci Wood At prices which defy competition, undalio lo Deliver In nuy imrt of the City, On the hhortcst notice. I.pixvo orders on ulutes at Union' grocery, Loner can' feed atore, and Wood nnd Hooch's grocery. Uuildtf HAIR-DRESSING. JAUIKS' HAIR DRESSING. MRS. ADHIK IIUCK Wished to Inform tho public that the lias a r.adlc' Hair reluf SiUoou On Commercial avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, tiho also innniuactiires Curl, Switches. Wntch-tSiiarils, Knr-ltlugs, UraceUta, and all kind of Hair Jvtvrlry. I.idirsmny havo thocomliliiKs of their hair manu factured In any deslrablo style. Janlttdtf BOOTS AND SHOES. 31. KULERS, VASIIlONAllLK Boot and Shoo 3iIlE.er lcentieth utreet, between Washington and J'oplar street), (Nearly oppoilto tho Court House,) ' " Krojn a splendid siook of tho U'st material, and good Moikinen, mitl unn lill orders on short notice. Mending douo neatly uud cheaply. Patronage so. IMtuil. decill'tedtf B ILL HEADS CARDS, &c, :, t'i clli o of tho Cairo Ilulletia. Hardware. H ARDWARK, STOVK3, TINWARE. IIriT.OW-VAItK, OAKI1KN TOOI.H, TAIIIiH CUTM3IIV, POCKETKSIVES, TltACE CUAIXS,J riSIU.-VtJ TAC'KJ.E, cotton cArtns, COPPEK niTA.H, tiCli tiO.f tic. m .a. -xkt ei , Tho licst in tho nmrkot of nil klnils solid, movable, and purfurateit tooth. Fllosi, cfesc, tSacs., AT H IIOLKSAIiE AXI ISETiII., -nv- l'lTCIIER & HENRY, IO& f-'ommcn ial Avenue, ronicr TwHfth ftreot, maredtf CAIltO, ILLINOIS. SIGNAN DjO RNAMENTAL PAINTNG QARL L. T1I03IAS, SIGN AXI OItX.UIKNT.VT PAIN'ITR, Shop South-cant rorncr of Cighth street and Com mercial nenuo (up Malrs), Ortlx'o, X13i3 0ie. lecSltf GROCERIES COMMISSION. 8. II. ATKItS. E. J. AYEUS. A1 YERS & CO., 3TXi OUK. 1.111 OL-XEHAI. o o m m is s ion .if ij ii a ii a y rs, No. 13.1 Oliliir.cver, OAIUO, ILL. inarlTdlf JQYAS T. PARKER, (Hucecssor to litrkrr Si Plillllpx,) GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT And dealer in liny, Corn, Outs and IJnui, Ao. 72 0iio Lctcc, Cairo - - - iniTioia. feliOitlf HOTELS. gAINT CHARLES HOTEL, Cairo, Illinoia. THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL, The only FIRST-CLASS 1I0TKI, in Cairo Is now in tho mot unexceptionable order for gucsti liavliiyuiKlcrgouua tiiohouoic jh:o v aj io. The post Summer. Tor-XjOLra, OO 3?or Day UsiKgsiRe Cnrrleil to mill from tlio Hotel free at Churc. Day Hoard, Ticcnty-Fite Dollars per month JKWETT WILCOX A CO., I'rotwIctoM. dccSIdtf GROCERIES, BOAT STORES, ETC. Gr. D. "WILLIAMSON, W II O Ii K A Ii i: a 11 O K 15 , rilOHL'cn AND COMMIHSION 3VCC E H C) H A W T, iVo. 70 Ohio Lctee, Cairo, III. Fpeclal attention Kivrn to uuniij;nmeiiu ami QIIiiik orders. decil'tedtf H. M. HULEN, Denier In STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, ProvlHloiiH, Proiluce, Coul.OlI, Ac 134 Coumercial Avenue, Cairo, III. dec2ldtf REAL ESTATE BROKERS, ETC. C. WINSTON, (Successor to John Q. Harman A Co,,) REAL ESTATE AGENT KD AUOT X O JT 33BH. nurs and si-IU Ileal lUtnte. m Tiuei". furnlshe Ahstrocts of Tide, uud preiares Couvoyunces of all luds. Olllco, No. Tli'id door;Ohlo Luvio. marl8tf STOVES, TINWARE, ETC. A II ALLEY'S CHARTER OAK STOVE STORK A 5il Copper, Tin nnd Sheet Iron j o b n i w a shop No. 100 wAsuixarox AVKXUK, (Above tho Market Homo.) Hooflnir. (liitterine. h'lKiutiiii; and Steambo.it Work douqinunent and suuituntinl manner, at short no tice, ueczriiiu AMEI TO 01ITAIN IT 00 TO liEERWART, ORTH & CO'S And piirehasa thojcading tovo o T tlxo "W" o m t A cool variety of Cookinirnnd IleutiiiL Stores al ways on hand. Also a complete uHiorlmeut or Tlnwutr, llolluvv-AVurr, Jtc, ic. Manufacturers of (intteringnml UooflnB. Our motto li-(Julok Bales midSinull Prollt. sHrtatlfiction iiuuruutevd in uery nutauee." doc21'Cdtf HEALTH INSURANCE. T HE PEORIA MUTUAL HENKVOLENT ASSOCLVTION frurln, Illinois. The First and Jlest liutUutmn of the Kind in the United States. Weekly IlenetU from $fi tu Stuuicaso oftlakness. Every man or 1' Ui.iii' luul'iij uiitlluiiun caubo. a member. Tills Instltllti'in ' lon'.Hv ,, .iporuteil under tha laws of llltiioi K i 1...HH i Lai-li;i(lKHT, dec21dtf ( . ii state fUlinoU.