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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14

Df1S" Ono of Hawthorne suggestions hss
lhtoiy been extensively copied and ap-
proved, 1t was to the effect that the Bible
DO published In volumes as other works Of
like cxtant arc, and published in readable
and attractive form, 1t seems that tho
want was supplied, in part, at least, before
it was thus proclaimed. The American
Bible Society havc long issued tho bible
in volumes, royal octave, the Now Tcstf.
ment in four volumes and In two volume;
and many OF tho books of tho Bibles
bound separately. Indeed, their LIFTS
show ono hundred and ilfty-nine varieties
type, binding etc. ..'...t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14
nSyAn order from the war dcpartmcr

DSy"An order from the war department
assigns tho cadets who have recently
graduated from the military academy TO
regiments in the army. Cadet Fred Grant
and Cadet WATSON, the first star graduate,
are assigned TO the Fourth regimeut. In
stead ofjoining their regiment, however,
young Grant goes to Europe on SIX
months tour, and Wasson goes to Japan
to perform engineering operations for
that government. p.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14

p,D@ A young poet of Berlin is engaged
in writing drama on the glorious cam
paign against France, in which tho King,
tho Crown Prince Frederick Charles and
number of Prussian generals figure
conspicuously. The play will for the first
time be produced in tho Royal Palace,
and probably number of the loading
characters ofthc day will also act the parts.
a royal Princess is talked of us the lea
ding actress for the occasion, but II is
feared that Emperor William will not
give his consent to her appearance on the
stage. ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14
ARTHUR +. BARRETT, President
benz. WILLIAMS Secretary.
MISSOURI MUTUA. L

.... ..H .Ht
Ranks high in the list OF sound, thrifty Western
Life Companies.
II has Assets more than enough to cover ,ln-
liabilities IN miditoL 70 the capital.
II has one hundred thousand dollars Deposition
with the State Of Missouri as q perpetual guar
Antee 70 its policy holders
Il has complied fully with tho new laws OF 4 he
State, which are quite AS exaetmg AMI more rigd'
ly enforced than those OF Eastern States.
II invests its funds in the West, among the
people from whom they are rcceiycds
Its management Is vigorous, skIllfu y and ITii
dent.
It's annual income from the interest Aione
| already more than sufficient to pay its Losses.
II issues policies upon the ord mary life and en-
Il dowment plans, at the same rate as other hrst.
class companies. -. % Z
The policy holders receive all the profits in an-
/ nuN dividends. ... ...t.. ...
The stock holders can receive only ton per
cent. Of tut1<est on their capital nv the terms I"
/ The anDuaI diyidcnds to policy holders are al.
rendS. greIter than Ir,aAy old Eastern Companies
have GNar be1s an 70 ply. ~ ei"'
II Thg State ~ lntAo,s pad inst year about onf
million dollars for Life Insurance.
Why send 40 much money out Of the State
away to New York AniNew England for an article
that may DO produced Just % cheap Tor more nc
- ""o''HH" 9di o. yiisTw oOD 4 Low, r
spr9Gawtf sh9a,1g Agents at Cairo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14
STYLISH.

From the Commesae pspa,rh.l
The Cairo BULLETIN Is stylish In her
new dress. Something or n city air about
it, hut Cairo is u city.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14

pf5" Tho n. Y. World groiYi the sum-
| mor whereabouts Of number of our
celebrities rs follows .lp -1.
News comes from tho lecturers, recruit
ing and being rocuporated. Cough is in
the American Rhine-land, whore wine
is grown-Calitornia. Wendcli Phillips
and Anna Dickinson arc cooling at
Swampscoot. The Hon. William Parsons
has como to the place where parsons have
been so badly treated of late---Paris.
Josh Billings and General Grant are bill.
ling and cueing at Long Branch, whilo
Mark Twain has Como TO court Elmira.
Beccher 10 TAKING hi. .1:.... cum, dionitate
beneath the oaks-rccubans sub fegn,ine
fagi, on his farm. Robert Collyer has
Como TO inquire into the condition of tho
English colliers. DIR. John Lord has COMO
to those parts of Europe where the Lord 10
sadly needed. w. II. II. hurry has gone
to give % kino in the AdirOndacks tho
murraln. Colonel Hay and his plural DIR.
Isaac ]. Hayes are.magazining and editing
1t. Mrs. Livormore is viewing fair Mel
rose Alright, and DR.. Bellows is blowing
wherever he lsteth ....
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Water, water,

On its banners it fauuts the notices p:
down with the Popcl" Remember
the Boyne," "The Orange above the
Green" etc.
From this statement it will DO seen
that the Irish Catholics have at least
some reason-the reason Of old-tim,
hatred and present insult---to incit'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14

4 LUMBER firm of Metropolis has
Jared Tor a hundred and fifty thousand
i'liars, and the town is proud accord
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14
MRS. FAIR REsPITED.
From the Sacramento Record, July

ITTUIH INC 5UNINHUuW NecUrft vuIyf
Mrs. Fair is respitsd until October.
Her case should DO disposed Of without
further delay. a communication of her
sentence to imprisonment for lilo would
satisfy public sentiment, but for the dan
ger that she would then be pardoned out
in thrco or four years. -. .... .
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14
For President, 1872,
JAMES II. DOOLITTLE.
OF WISCONSIN.

Subject 10 tie decision Of tie national de,a.
ocratic convention.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN.
John IL. obcrly 3 Co. nave reduced the sub.
scrirt'on price Of the Weekly Cairo bulletin to
dse Dollar per annu1i, making 1t the cheapest pa.
per published in Southern Illinois.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14

The Official paper Of Acraader coa,y and of The city Of
euro; he ontVntOrning dGliy IN Southern Illinois;
Ulie.d ndkH journal small, but fearless out
spoken al subjects Of interest 10 the publie !;
rita uturgs AMI increasing circulation, the Buiic-
I'm So,ei,s the pdtronng. of Intelligent renders AID
en,crprising business men.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14

yely Ianll- -|IIi
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14

~ sheatbIng Felt and Quartz Cement
III. W. Johns Improved Roofing alway,
and
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14

A nee and novel .y.scrn Of Lie Insurance ,c
Gently introduced bv the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14
PlTTSBURG AND ILLINOIS

. nRDEI.9 left ~ Halliday Bros. office, 20 OHIO
OLEyEE, or At the. Coal Yari below the ST.
Cha5les H1tei, wi recMye prompt attention;
side steamers at any hour. oc25if
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-15

Beading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
MONDAY. .-......... lay -, 1874
The Governors Message

Else where will be found the message of Gov
ernOr Cooke to the Territorial Legislature
Both in its data and In its suggestions II IL a
document OF great interest and weight, and il
VII. d. mard a careful perusal.
Governor Cooke points ont that IL is impera
I've that Prov ion be made for the creation Of
ofhces. and the appointment of officers to per-
firm The functions expiring with the several
corporations superseded by the territorial or
gan zaticn- Certain general laws also are de-
Inanded to carry into effect the provisions of the
act CT Congress recognizing the government
OF the District. This legislation will occupy the
attention Of the Legislature until the expiration
o. the existing municipal and county govern
mcnts, and the Governor recommends tina,
Special local legislation shall not be entered
uIOn until such legislation il rendered abso-
lH'eiy necessary by the extinction of all other
legislative authority in the District.
Governor Cooke proceeds to refer to the more
Important que7t,ons requiring consider alton,
viz Matters of finance internal improve
ments, the schools, saDjt1ry regulations, the
systems of charities and correction and the
revision and codifcation of the laws of the Dis
trict.
The funded debt of Georgetown is about
$3.50 900, and that city is so fortunate As TO
have no floating debt. The Indebtedness
OF the county is inconsider-ble, but the
exact amount has not been ascertained
The funded debt OF Washington is stated BY
the City Register to be g, 600 ,12i22 and by the
City Auditor to be g., O5S 609.S3, showing q con-
siderable discrepancy in the accounts The
amount OF the floating debt of the city is est
mated by the City Auditor to b s1,OOO, 600, but
in the opinion OF Governor Cooke this estimate
will not cover the actual amount.
The Governor makes some judiciOus recon-
meLdatiOns in regard to the mode of providing
for the settlement of the indebtedness OF the
outgoing governments, and also suggests the
NECESSITY for prompt legislation covering the
immediate wants Of the new Government. Ii
IL recommended that the tax levy for the cur
rent year should be made due and payable on
the LIST Gay of July, and that authority should
be given to anticipate the revenue by teHpor
airy loan.
Not only the matters Of finance, upon which
Governor Cooke might be supposed to have q
particular atatude.) but the various other
questions embraced in the message, are han
Died with psrspiculty and judgement. The
message cannot fail TO make good i'm preston.
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OFFlCIAJ.

The repuhiicst Of the fOiovins Executive ,rder
h'ouha pec's tarY IN consequence Of the frelu mt
.omm"h ms addressed directly to the President
tnstesd Of being addressed 10 The D.p.rtmeot To
~hien tn care OF the sBbislt matter of the eomnu
niesiicn longs.
~ me President Of the United States Of America
EXECUTIVE ORDER
Al conimur icsfi0ns in wri,i-g intended for the
Executive ID, parment OF this gov, rnmsst, and re-
lstiI e 70 public business of whttever kind includ
ing Suggestions tor legislation, claims. contracts
emp ymeDt appointments ard rem walls from sfi e
And parfsns must be Transmitted through tae De.
psrmeut to which the OF the subject matter OF
tn cor m N cation properly belongs uonnunisa-
tens Otherwise tn lnsmit:ed will not receive s:ten-
toa
BY order OF tie President.
HAMILTON FISH,
"A>HiS6ToN.O Oct 10. 1879 S.rst9Ty Of Safe
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


ii, Sealed en proposal: s be received thi. Office IN
III from iron manufacturers only for furnisSips
IN tne msess and labor of all kinds necessary to
wes Pass Lonisiana, In sccordance with the ac
psr .sn 81 slhSs,ions and drawing.
contractor, on board of a going vessel or YES
esi a. any seapsrs nearest to the
The Light House Board win provide ell the tim
erninrs belonging thereto, and their cost i not to
TsntS , N the amount Of the bid but the
VIII De required to furnish all the wood work
eove the foundation pier and the cost thereof shall
Tie bid should state the s9m for wa ch the EMPIRE
fniE az shown on the drawings win be eted,
after az ehe sDS and then taken down
be % ses dsy End date On which il
sGse,d ip the: Form %f'BsSd@"' "haer '0r'''' as
Inc work will be carried under the personal
MS must be aorded him for iaspecting the mate
ma sna rorkn snshs Such parts of either
must In case OF rejection, be m SIDE COED at the
th eI Ro ., me ea eonfrsctor
7su YET any reasons il may deem sufficient.
fhch bd must be accompanied by a bond, signed
- me piuoe ana two Competent sureties, certified
10 To- De inch by some officer known to the Treasury
pesaiim ne IN the sum OF twenty thousand dol
o. such bid the necessary CONT act will be entered
mo %ithn Yer days after notice given by The
b,sIo thht the bid has been accepted.
N no and security in the sum Of twenty thoassnd
""hdts. SDuVl signed by two competent bonds
Will BE- required
A py OF the plans and specific atoms must be In
c"stG with the bid evideace as to the object of
the proposal.
Al proposals must be signed sealed, and Endorsed
Pre- posals for LIGHT house for Southwest Pass,
10 uisana." and then inclosed in another envelone
spd directed, prepaid. to Rear Admiral w b.
SHubr1Ik, Chairman Of the Light House Board
TT atury Department, Washington, ID. U.
ANY otdder may be present and witness the open
specified.
Payments for the work viii be made quarterly.
mon es imstes cert to by the agent of the ard
but twenty (2l per centum Of the amount of each
e,tnste will be hheld until the satisfactory
completion of the contract.
Plans, sp.c fcatiops, A. forms of proposals NAV
he chr air 81 from Lieutenant Colonel . o. Duane
u"'ted States Engineers, Portland, Me-, and at 3
Exchange street, Boston, Massschuse'ts; Lieuten-
AT 01el / G.. Woodruff, United States Enri-
neers, Staten Island. New York; q. Castor smith
esq. Assistant Light House Engineer, southeast
G. Tner Sixth and Walnut streets, Philadelphia,
Peur.y,vans, CAPTAIN Peter u Bsins, United
states EMS in' ers Union Bank Building. Baltimore
farylano Major W. II. Merrill, United States
engineers, Pi tsburR, p. nnsylvaDia and from the
uDo ersigDed. GEORGE II. ELLIOT,
EaJoT Of EHg~ss,s q. 5. A., EHsinseT Sstrffary
M 3 l2t
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ID n . VA l..
ID ~ OVAL.
kILBOURN q LATrA,
REAL ESTATE ASD NOTE nRoKrp.
Have removed 20 their new Office,
OOH IarH AND @ STREETS mv,, .,

PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF
! Fl ICE OF y CITING CONN issARY OF sURSisrvycE
FORT WHIPPLs. Va May 10Th ls7I
pr po.sls In duplicate. will be rec civ ID at
't Ince rntii ~ c.clvcs m, June 18th, 1871 for
lu. ing fkESh BEEF required Ay tho Subsi.t
erce Department Tor IT trOon, ar tbis sta,ira
s-o !Cr such Choice cuts II Fresh Meats q. mas he
r9nfed by the Off cells and their families during six
20 months commencing July Let, ISL ~
iDlC rmafion a. TO conditions qualify Of beef nav
mehts, etc can be obtained b. sppiicntios to
mybst IstLthU SUtI,,
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The Board of Public Works in their report
make number Of important Recommendations.
and If the grand work of improvement they
have outlined is carried out the city will soon
make itself conspicuous in the path of progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-15

Tie general resumption of coal mining in
Pei nsylvsnis has been postponed By the recent
a { n Of the corporations, and uprisings and
disorders are not unlikely to follow the new
ICIEI Ic atoms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-15

The New York World SAYS that the intended
visit o; the Grand Duke Alexis to this country
has been not only postponed but entirely given
IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-15

KILBOURN LArrA
GOkNxR 18TH AND STREETS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-15

FINE BRICK ROUSE.
on connecticut avenue, between II and streets
"proSile mr. Otrcorans mansion, and near Lafay-
THREE-STOR fANO THRRESTORY BACK
BUILDING,
tnnIeen rooms, bath linen clesets, store
~ ms. elefent mar bic mantels. house new and fin
~ isn 10 the e-t amer throughout, good cellar,
crS. House 29x7s Terms liberal
GOOD BRICK HOUSE,
On ih street. between and str eets three story
sho back building. ten rooms, Cellar all mo fern
improvements and conyeDiences. For sale cheap.
ONE OF THOSE ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCES
On STREET.,
Between Franhlin and Scott Squares.
The SOUTH ONE-RALF OF SQUARE I62,
bounded by l., 18th street. and Connecticut ayepue
on long time.
FINE SQUARE OF 0ROpND ON 10TH
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
IN All parts of the city for sale reasonable prices
and on LIBERAL terms
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR DISTRICT
PROPERTY.
kILBO URN Il LATTA.
kEAE EsTATK AND NOTE BROKERS',
M I5-5t Corner 18th snd streets.
Co IKoN MANUFAOTURERs
Proposa's for First Order Iron Light House, to
BE- Erected at Sonths,Oest Pass Mouth of H,ssis-
siFpi River, louisiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-15

Tie death OF the famous musical composer
AUber, = reported from Paris.
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pRUPtsALs FOB WATER TRANsPOaTA
DEPoI QuARTkRMAsrsRs OFFICE.

DkFoI QUARTkRMAsTER's OFFICE,
ST.. WAsHINGIoN, ID. O., May io7l
II, a rIoposas, In duplicate, will be rec civ ed at
th1s once until ~ m, JUNK s. ITI, for the DER
shoe OF the daily tran.portaiion services by
Naer Ds.ween this City and Forts Foote and w ash.
lper"n. Nd which may be required by this depart
euIihg the fiscal year ending June 3Oth, lS72
Dluuers VIII state Ihe price per and the price
pound also the rate per diem at which they viii
carry the passengers and stores, Each bid must be
aSton panied by sRusrsnty of two responsible per-
me contract TO be entered into will be duly
The ght Is eserved to reject any or all bids not
III ehled advantageous to the United sta.es
,frnposals are 10 be adore Il the undersigned
Lislhiy marked : Proposals. for Water Trsnsp1rta
In a bidders are invited to DO present a. the
Any further information desired will he e;van
ur0n apple alton 10 this office e'"
myI5 o. VIM. MYEkS. Danot d n arfermaafer
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phOPOsALs FOB FUEL.
pEror QUARrERMAsIER's OFFIcs.

bhnpI QJARTEkMASTER : OFFICE,
NAsHINGToN, ID. O., May 10TH 1871
seaied Proposals. in dup 'ica'e with a COPY of mis-
auE risen ent attached. invited from res non
soIt parties, until IL n June IA 1871 70 deliver
asIeiui.d OF the various offices and officers quar-
WI va Ihs city and Georgetown, ID. O.. and at Fort
c9ids Of n lHDLiNG WO ID, two bunfr ed ana inv
tZOlc' rds OAK WOOD snd two thou 4snd and seven
t.'.I tors OF White Ash o. other ANTHRACITE
ophL OF size As may he called fOr free from slate
ton " S'"uS W inc
Zach hid must be accom- panied bv a written zuar
snee. signed by the bidder or bidders ana a c6mna
I'M surety certified to be such by some Officer or
OthtI person known to the Qusrtermaster's Depart-
M ht TO the Ell CT that in he event of the ace nj
snce OF such bid At any time within ten tIOJ dsy.
este OF ops ming of bids, the necessary Contrast
Vii De entered into, and that the said marty
OF pstes Offering shall fail enter into 'ract a.
IIeeAlu, ne or they guarantee 10 make good the
T enc between his or their ot5r and the next
Propossls will be marked Proposals for Fua, y,
and sddrt ssed TO the undersigned Biddars srs In
Ylted to be present at the opening "
Form 81 PROPOSAL aud full information Surntshad
Oh aplli 10 his Office.
nyl5 st Depot oaar,arm.sS,.,,
DIUHEEB HOMESTEAD BUILDING AsSO
t1A1lON SIOUX will be bought a. 81 = Penn
sylysnla avenue myIS6ts
CALfFO.hIA WINES.
have in store a fuIl supply Of
OAGlfORktA WIVES.
x TIE following kinds :-Psrt, Angelica, Musca'aI
Sh+rry and Clsret " ines Also, pure CIR ,ne
bIAI dy- hIso, Gibson Bakers pure Old Bye aud
d, urhCu hiss J for medicinal use
Corner OF 9Th and T. streets
NY - 81 under Liberty Hail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-28

Among the stories circulated by means of the
telegraph from the South, is one to the effect
that colored man in kentucky saved his life
from the assaulted Ku klux clan, by admin:
STEERING, in their presence. morphine to a
drunken man and bringing him to his senses.
The ku Klux thereupon delayed their design
and went to SLEEP, the victim cleared out.
~ dispatch from Wilmington, y. c., says that
three witnesses from Sampson county, on their
way to testify in court against the ku kux,
were attacked by disguised men. One was xii
led, and the others badly wounded =. q. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-28

1t is stated in the Washington Chronicle
that Col. Moore, Superintendent OF the Gus
TOM House at New Orleans represents the sit
uation in that city to be one of the terrible ex-
cieluept and alarm because OF absurd stories
set afoat relative to the coming OF an alleged
tidal wave, which, according to the predictions
Of some persons there, is to engul the entire
population Of that city Is it possible that any
numerous class of people can be 50 foolish and
50 delu,led We remember that Horace Wal
pole in one his, letters gives an amusing account
of the terror in his day, excited by the predic-
ton of an earthquake in 'London-hundreds
anl living for several days in tents In the ad-
i;crnt fields ILL.,, ., '.... ~.. .. ...,.. ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-28

Says the St. Louis Times -" 1t is said that
the authorities at Washington are now devils
lug system which will cttcctually prevent any
stealing being done in the future, unless the
authorities do it themselves. - The Washing
ton Patriot remarks that the authorities"
may retain their present chances and even i'm
prove them. And We should like to know If it
has not been authorities who for the last few
years have been detected in defrauding and
plundering? Many authorities, no doubt,
are honest, upright meu-but ID is equally GER
tain that many of them are not. f. .... ~. ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-28

THE RADICAL STATE CONVENTION, Of Viz
ripia. assembled in Richmond yesterday. About
one hundred delegates, from most Of the coun-
ties in the State, were present. The assembly
was called to order by H. Fl. Wells, and j..
Amber Smith, elected temporary chairman.
Among the delegates present we're: Lewis Nc
Kenzie, and r. D. Beckley from Alexandria;
w. II. Eggborn Culpeper; John W. Beamer,
Clarke Josiah Milard, Fairfax Bowley Hen
ry Fauquier; S. f. Chamberlin, and Clinton
Lloyd, Loudouu; Philip Meigler, Page At
ter the usual preliminary business, the conven-
ton was permanently organized with Chas ii.
Porter, President. A committee on the organ
ization Of the party In the State was appoln-
ted. Also, committee on resolutions, with
Senator John F. Lewis as chairman. The
Committee on Business reported q platform
which was adopted without discussion. 1t re-
affirms the devotion of the Radical party to
the principles of the National Radical party as
united by the Chicago convention; declares
ia favor of protective tariff, the national
banking system, the policy of extending Gov
ernmeut aid to the States in improving their
TlSeTS anu UdEUOlS LuS lSuuOtiou VI NV i''-
tiona debt; endorses the administration OF
Grant and urges his denomination; arraigns;
the Legislature of this State for the passage of
the funding bill; for failing to enforce the pro-
visions of the Homestead Act and for placing
in the hands of the county Judges extraordl-
nary and unusual powers, and for renderin g
nugatory the right Of every man to be tried
|sby a jury Of his peers because the jury law
practically excludes the colored men from the
jury box Lewis Mckenzie, S. r.. Chamber
Jayne, and WA. Nulty were appointed from the
SEVENTH Congressional District on the State Cen
trail Committee, of which John +. Lewis was
unanimously elected chairman \ resolution
was adopted, urging. Congress to pass some law
whereby loyal parties engaged in litigation in
State Courts, may have their cases transferred
to Federal tribunals, when they cannot obtain
Justice in State Courts on account OF color, or
prejudice against them The Convention at
late hour last night adjourned sine die.