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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-01

STATE or lLLISOi>,
Alexander County.
In the Circuit court Of Alexander county.
September Term, 1874.
"The Howe Machine Company
".
John X. Lowe and Amelia VI. Lowe. his
wife; William Martin: William il. Lane
Cleopatra Brown and Eliphley Brown her
husband.
Bill 10 Chancery to Forec!o.e Mortgage
and Tor Relief.
Notice 1. hereby given Of the pendcncy
OF the above entitled >uit and that the time
and place of the return of summons in the
case IL the first day of the next term Of said
court 10 be holden al the court house in the
city of Cairo, in said county, on the first
Monday Of September, 1874.
REUBEN :. NOCCM,
GREEN a. GILBERr, Clerk Of said Court
Solicitors Tor Complainant.
si-I-2g-dl-wit
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lhr il'rhe't order Of "Nledsl Awards
At the INpOsitiou
~ SAVING MACHINE RECEIVED A
HIGHER PRIZE.
4 FEW GOnp REANONS:

IA sew Invention thoroughly tested
aud secured boy Letters Patent.
Make a. PERFECT Lock stitch, allAe
on both sides, on all kinds OF goods.
3.-lun- Light, smooth, Noiselcss, and
Ralid-bC-t combination Of qualities.
4.-Durable-Runs tor years without re.
pairs.
b.--Will DO oh yaritios OF Work and Fancy
stitching in a superior manner.
u Is most caisly managed by the opera
tor Length Ut eiitch may he altered while
running, and machine can be threaded with.
cut passing thread through holes.
7'-Dcsign simple. Ingenious, Elegant.
forming the stitch without the use OF Cos
wheel Gears. Rotary Cams or Lever Arms.
Has the Automatic Drop Feed. which in
surcs uniform length of stitch at any speed
lla- orr new Thread Controller, which iOl-
lows easy movement Of Icedie.bar and
prevents injury to thread.
t.-COnsUuUtiun most careful anl lin
ished. Its manufactured 10y the most -kili-
ful an experienced mechanics. at the cole
brat'd EtMiNGTON AJ.MOBY, Lion, y. !.
Chicago Office, 30 state street.
9--G.2t.fm
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REPRESENTATIVES, CONvEN-
ION.

\ Republican convention for the purpose
ofnomnalin- candidate To represent the
Finh District Ia the stole Legislature. will
he hcldat Mound CITY, liiiuoi., on Thurs-
day. August 10. 1874. at u O'Clock, a. m.
The ratio Of representation viii be- one del
ega,e Tor each 100 votes, and onr for each
fractional 20 votes east for L. :. Grant and
Henry Wilson for president and vice.
president at The presidential election in
1872.
The coun,e, will be entitled to the follow
ing representation -
AirSshueF' ........ ............'.''l1
Ja'hroh' ......... ..................lH
lhiOh ...-.......... ..............
The Republican county central Commit
tee in each Of the counties composing the
district ore e.pectiul!y requested TO call
county conventions. and appoint delegates
torcprc.' NJ their counties in said conycn.
iipn o-,rTr r1IEWr d. INsCORE.
MIR Chairman.
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dhr BULLETIN.
Publication once. BuIIetin BufIdis,
Washington Avsnas.
4 WHITE COUNTY TRAGEDY.
SATURDAY. AUGUST |. 1874

| l'iaN we independent
From the Carmi Times. Of tho 9TH
ins,., we copy tho following
Constable Jarrett McCallistet. on
Monday 10th went with a posse ~
arrest one James Davis, living short
distance below Emma. The men sur
rounded the house, and on his attempt
ing to run, several shots were Cred
two Of them taking effect and l.,m.
him instantly Tue wife oi Da,I. vi.
yesterday morning, made complaint T..
fore jude Martin, and at this wit
ing, Sh,r.h Storm. il out making tn
arrests. Trial will probably be here
to day" I.
On Friday morning We made trip
to Carmi, aud found the court house
filled with people. Ga enquiring we
found that twelve men, composing a
part Of the posse summoned by Con
stable McCallister to take James
Davis, were under arrest and before ;.
II. Martin, Police Magistrate, charged
with murder. After a lengthy exam.
nation, two Of the parties were released
and the other ten we're held to bail to
answer the charge of manslaughter in
the sum $500 each. We understand
that bail for all Of them was promptly
furnished j. /. McClintock Esq, for
the state, aud Hon. j. NJ. Crebs and
e. Mcdowell, Esq, for the defense.
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JOHN T. RENNIE, Ppl.
FO y n D r Y,
NJ A HI y 4 S II 0 =
FoIoEs AND PRE- FITTISo,
STEAM ENGINES, NIL. srEAnB

M A CITN FIR
Manufactured anc repaired.
Special attention given 20 light and heavy
forging. house. bridge, railroad and jail work
and al work of Il similar character.
Steam and gas Sitting IN all It's branches.
a full assortment Of Morris, Tasker " Coz
Phiiade!Pesiae ptpf aHUittSfst JRy Il e goods
MADE A SPECIALLY.
Agent for cameron special steam pumr
aud boilfc,,, .euer The best maputactuuqTt
nstent governor and governor valve.
The following engines, etc., for sale:
Two steamboat engines, Isl inch bore ei
cylinder: hye feet stroke, and in good ordeI.
ono steamboat shaft and crank; wrot iron
Que engine for hoSting freight; u MIG.
one l0N2O saw mill engine, with shan and
crank tor muly or gang saw, second hand.
one new INl2 engine; my own mauuiac-
ture.
Also, a secondhand staVe cutting ma
chine and jointar, aud warehouse hosting
machine, IN good order.
and SOLD
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Prospectus for1 sEVENTH YEAR
THE ALDINE.
IN illustrated Monthly journal. universally
admitted 10 be the hlndsomest period
icll la the World. ArCprescntstiye
aud champion Of American tastr.
Nor ron sAla IN BOOK O.. =, Ers sroRr

The Aldirc. while issued with al the reg.
ularity, has none OF the temporary or time
ly interest characteristic of ordinary peri
odicals. II s. an elegant miscellany OF pure
light aud graceful literature ami cOllec-
ton of pictures, the rarUst specimen Of ar.
tistc skill, in black and white. Although
each succeeding number affords a fcsh
pleasure 20 IL, friends, the real value ana
beauty OF she Aidine VIII be most approci-
ated after it has been bound up at the close
OF the year. While other publications may
claim superior chcapness, as compared with
rivals OF 4 similar class, the Aldino Is an lin-
ique aud original cOnCepuou--alOne and un
Notwithstanding without concept"
in price OF character.
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SECRET ORDERS.
THE NAsOSs

TIE MAsOSS.
- COMMANDEhY, No. l3.-stA.ed
~, nOly az the Asylum Masonic Hall, first
ard I'D Mondays IN each month.
49, 40 COUNCIL, No. A.-ilegular ConyO-
cas- ii ~ Masonic Hall, the second Friday
M each month.
AFRO CHAPTER No. 7l.-Regllsr Con
,nczuDn At Masonic Hail, on the third
Iac. Jay Of every month,
iar O. .nmuulcauons gt Masonic Hall, the
u0H and fourth Mondays Of each mouth.
.ttvA.llrpk ODD-fELLOWS.
.eiI1,g-' Han, IN ArteT's building. every
.Ar-.aAy evening at o'clock.
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Art DEPARTMENT., 1874. ~. ~;

The Illustrations or the Aliine have VI.
worldwide reputation, and IN the art CEN
tres OF Europe 10 is an admitted fact that
it, wood cuts are examples OF the highest
perfection ever attJ tncd. The common
prejudice in f.yorl' steel plates" is rap
idly Welding TO 49, educated and dis.
eliminating taste which recognizes the adj
yantgges the advantages OF superior artistic
quality with greater facility OF production.
Tine quarterly tinted platestor 1874 VIII be
| ny Vhos. Moran and i. ID. Woodward.
| The Christmas issJe tor 1874 viii contain
| hupgill Ig,igTl,. gl.nT, gS,r-sisH
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MASTERS SALE.
Ale Saidef o5uHty Circuit eour.
John II. Davis

Nvah'f tlItull iOuII.
John II. Davis
". Rin fur
Ro1ef Hi bstn;; iyc aiRPa fG6mis Mortgage.
j. Watkins
Public notice is hereby -lNen, that in pur-
,usucc of "a decree onterel Of record ia lie
al vc.entitled cause. in laid court. on the
goth DAY oi June. a. d. MA, | John q.
Harmsn. master in chancery Of said county
will. on Thursday, the 10th day August, y.
ID. ls7i, at the hour of O'Clock p. IN. OF
said day. sell At public ycndue TO the highest
bidder Tor cash. at the front door OF the
court house, in the city Of Cairo, IN siid
county and state, the following described
real estate, t0-wit: The east hall nt the
! northeast quarter. the northeast quarter 81
the southwest quarter. and the northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter, all ia sec
| lion TWENTY-FIVE (12), to Snship scvente ~
! ~, south of range two ~. west OF th'
| third principal meridian. in the county o
| Alexander aud state Of Illinois. together
with all and singular the tenemenis ani he
| reditaments thcrtuuto belonging.
Cairo. Illinois, july 90, 1874.
JOHN q. llARMAN.
s,p. WHEELER. Maste. in Chanccry.
solicitor for Complainant. 3O-i-2-Wl
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Busted p exclaimed the bewildered
darkey "you don't swan' told me dat
Freedman bank busted 90 "Yes-it's
gone up" Ozone, clear gone ?"
AYES Evidently the old man could
not understand il, lie unused deeply
and sadly, and with last, sorrow
iul look into the open, bat vacant
room, turned away, muttering as he
went, Oats what always makes me
~pi-e bank.
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cASroriA IA rlore taan supsptuie Tor
c,Star on, IL 4. the Only sArs article ~
sIsta, which il sure 20 regulate the now
e 81. c,,rs windcolie and produce natl,a.
sissn. n is pleasant 10 take. ChliIennsed
moi ory and mothers may sietp io-' way p
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cn,nr LlnImenr.


Tho great discovery OF ne
~ ace. There isnn pain winch
czNzA- he CeunUr Linimept VIII mot
w. relieve, no swelling which u
EYO wWuot slbduo, and no lame
E%A1 nos, which 10 will not cure
4 tRE Thtss strong langna"e, hut
~<1-stSs - ills truo, Its no humbugi
,;s1srour he rgclue Is printed around
NNtr, circular containing certih-
eAch Oocuos ,t,i cures Of rheumatism
Gates Or ""HuI, n w. spraius, sNellingS,
neula'slE' I'N ,alp.l.brsasts, poisonous
BURN, 800, s,Sj tsst tout, salt rheum car-aeee
Se, and So recipe q me Is iH @.. WI; wo ne
sent ssli,,., AID pain relieving nyent the
word Ia. cSerpysauega ,. {, n: \ no c s.,
~. I,st ytbat IN ufttepls &c do, one bot
lie OF hS ccnteQy iiniment iog . saiil ,.,s
Isrs low Srnyhet strained or CALLED hoisef
end mute, ani Tor serewHVorm N shet 2.
No family or atock-owner can aitef az 70 , oe
se,r botrles, AZ. j. d. Rose q Co, "s
| broadway, New York.
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4 NAN intending 10 ~ business must hrst
prepare hiui-eli to meet Tue requirement.
no,sible or probable customer know That ne
Is SO mepurod. Iuaycry small place he
NAV NIL ali the people what he can do. IN
a iuge yillngen printed handbill, poster or
circular, properly distributed, viii he eillca.
cious, hut WHOEVER Is IN PLACE LAkuk
ENOUGH TO SUPPORT 4 NEwsPAPhk Will
FIND THAT TT Is THE CHEAPEST MEDIUM
THRoTGH WHICH TO ADDRESS THE PUBLIC
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
ALEXANDER COUNTY,

AItNAnUtI tWWUI! VTtWIT VWuTT'
severe Marchildon mn IN
VI. ~. 80,
Jasper Gully, Eugene Gully, uo,t,,.,r
and Ferd L. RO2icr " 90.
Public notice /. hereby given, that, IN
pursuance of q decree entered of record In
The ahn,e-entitlcd cause, IN said court, on
The 10Th day Of May, \. u. 1874, !, John q,
Hartman. master in chancrry of said county
will,
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\ Democratic Senatorial Convention IL
hereby called to meet at Golconda, Illinois,
90 saturday, August 18th, 1874. The OBJ
icct OF the convention will he to nominate
,,ndldates Tor senator and members OF the
legislature TO serve IN the next general as
sembly, and TO consult as TO the best means
for lurthering the welfare o the Democratic
marty in this district. The basis Of repre-
sentation in tue conyenbon VIII be one del
epate for each one hundred votes east TOT
| Hon. :. :. Marshall in Hardin county, and
Hon, Geo. W. wall in the other counties Ia
the district. IN the election tor 1872, and an
additional candidate for each fraction over
hity votes 30 cast. ..#. ...
I 1t is earnestly hoped that the county COM
mittees will see the necessity of calling their
county conventions at an early day to ap'
uoint delegates 10 the Senatorial ConYeh
ton, - 4, W LIN 80, mi /,
Chairman Democratic senatorial Co'hniit
the 1tst District. " y
" "A vJuue e8d, isIi.N ..t INA-
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On Friday, the ATTN Day Of August,
A. ID. 1874,

at the hour of O'Clock p. N. of
said day. sell, at public yenduc, TO
the highest bidder for cash, al the front
door OF the court house, in the city of Caro-,
in said county and state, the folowing-de,,
scribed real estate, t0-wit: Lots numbered
EIGHT (sl and nine (O in block number one
III. i'm James l.. Browns addition TO the
town of Thebes; also, lots numbered one
| ~, two CT, three 81 four a.. i've lol' SIX
| az, seven ~ aud eight jsl, IN block two (2l.
! in Hodges n Co.'S addition 10 the town Of
! Thehes; All in the county OF ;AlcYander'
,,ate Of Illinois, together with all and singl-
lar the tepcnents and Entertainments there
NV, W,Ipo Ills July -. 1874. T-22-w4t
lOHN q HARTMAN,
= - WHEELER Master in Chancery.
solicitor Complainant.
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Newspaper advertising IL now recognized.
by business men having faith in their %
wares, as the most effective means for So.
curing for their goods wide recognition
u their merit.
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REPUBLICAN,
Congressional Convention
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT
CALL Blythe CENTRAL COMMITTEE
A republieau Convention Tor the purpos-

A Eepubiean Convention Tor the pnrpos-
of nominating ! candidate 70 represent the
Eighteenth Congressional District OF the
.,af. OF Illinois in Congress, i hereby called
10 meet ct Mound city, Illinois, Thursday,
August -, ls7i. The ratio OF representa-
ton will be- one delegate FOR each on" hun.
,ircd yolss, md one for eaeh fractional my
vote. la each county, cast fol- U. ;. Grant
and Henry Wilson tor president and vice
president at the presidential election IN
Ist.. The counties will be entitled to the
/ f.Uoyyinu, rrDr.seutatious
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Newspaper advertising promotes trade ioi
even the dullest times advertisers secure
by Tar the largest share oil what Is being
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Newspaper advertising impels inquiry. and
when the article offered is OF good quality,
and at fair price, the natural result +, In
creased saies.
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PEEMIUMs FOR l874.

Every subscriber 10 the Aldine Tor u
year lisa wall receive "a pair OF chrOmos
The original pictures were painted IN oil 10
tho publishers oi the Aldine. by Thoma
Moran, whose great CiOfado pictures anu
purchased b. congress Tor ten thouand
dollars. The ubJects were chosen to rep
resent ten thousand dollars. The subjects
were chosen Ia represent ''rAe East" and
1.-THE West Dug is p view In tho White
Mountains, New Hampshire; the other
gives the ellis of Green river, wyoming
from TH!uy htsiaRglgglll are each worked
ilaXlGi ami appearance exact idc-similes Oi
the originals.
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The Republican County Central commit
tee of each coqnty 10 the Eighteenth pis,
trict are respectfully requested To rah
County Con, eu,ions. and appoint delegate
" rcl resent their counties in The ConNeh'
ton.
~ DO Ter 81 the Congressional Central
comm. tee of the Eighteenth Congre ssional
! District.
j. {. WILLIS, II. X W A"G'NEh,
! Chairman, secretary
Metropolis. lllinOl July o, 1874.
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FITS CURED FREE

Anv ncr,ou suffering from the above di'-
go =. requested To address bR. PmCE, aud
y trial bottle of medicine wi | he forwarded
Or, Price is regular physician, and has
made the treatment ~
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FITS OR EPILEPSY

y study for years, and he viii warrant u
,ure, by the use Of his remedy. 70 ,n...
Do not fail 10 send TO him for trial bot'le !
IL costs nothing, aaii he .gBiS~
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Messrs. James sutton - Ao,.
GENTLE,iuN-I Bm Delighted WITH the
proofs Ia color ot your ChrOInos. They are
wonderfully successful, repre-, entations by
| mechanical process OF the OrlginalpaihtiAgs.
Very respectfully, lHos' hohAN'
These chrumOs arc Ia oNery sense Amer-
! can. They are by M orlnAl Aincncah pro-
cess, Win material OF American manuiac-
tire, from de-ir1, of American scenery by
| An American painter, and presented 10 sun
| scribevs 10 the urst successful American
| Ara JouruaI. II no better because oil All
this, they VIII certainly possess nm interest
| no foreign production can inspire, anu hel-
ther are thew amy the worse u by reason OK
ne,uIiar facilities OF production they cost
the publishers only uihe, "hlle eluM ~,
every respect tn Other ctromos tnat are sod
singiy for double t.e subscription prlce oil
the Aldiue.
II any subscriber should indicate = pre-
ference fOr a figure slnlect, the pthhshers
win end "IhnugAt, OF Home" new ah
beatitul chrom., llN2O inches, representing
| a iittIe lalian'cNiic whose speahiDs eyes
betray the !orGinGs OF MS heart.
IS per Hnnum "a advance, with Oh Chr"'
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For 500 crNrs EXTRA, the chromos,,
haunted. yarui-hed. and prepaid by mail,
Tho Nlne VIII, hereafter, be opta,naple
only by subscription. Ihorc VIII no be re-
dutsI'or club rate; cash Tor iubscrlpuoH
handel 10 the local c4uya,scr, without re-
.non,lGllly to no publishers, except IA
cases where the certiHcH,n il gwen pesrtna
tbe flcimile signature ui James sutton ~ 90
'''> CANYASSEES WANTED.
Any person wishing 10 act psilhahehtly
a. a local cauyasser VIII receive iuh anu
prompt information by applying to
JAMES SUTTON Z Coz Publishers,
81 Maiden Lane New York
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GALL FOR A DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.

Metropolis. lllinol July 9, 1874,
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HON. J. {. MONCURE.
Editors New Orleans Bulletin:

CWlOIS new OTltdIS DuIleIIn.
Among the many good and true men men,
toned rs likely to receive the nomination for
Treasurer from the Democratic Convention
which meets at Baton Rouge on the oath inst. !,
no one will give more general satisfaction than
the Hon. J. C. Moncure, of Caddo. With a
reputation fer honor integrity and capacity
not limited by the confines of this State only,
his name will be a tower Of strength to our
ticket at home and convince our friends in
other States that the Cons srvative masses of
Louisiana are determined to reform the abuses
which have crept into the administration of
our financial affairs under ignorant and cor
rupt negro officials.
Mr.. Moncnre was a member Of the House
OF Representatives from 1870 to 1872 During
tn reign Of rlscalit,, bribery and corruption
i'll Legislature he alone escaped even the
breath OF suspicion. His political opponents
admitted his sterling integrity, and it is said
that Gov. Warmoth himself stated that Mr.
Moncure Is the only honest member of the
Legislature.
In 1872 he was again elected to the Legisa-
ture from Cadlo He cast HIS lot with the
McEnery Government, and was chosen
Speaker Of the legal House OF Representatives
OF Lousl tnl by the intelligent and respecta-
ble members OF that body. The Impartial
aud aIgnitied manner in which he dene,tued
himself as the presiding off or OF the Lover
House # the General Assembly is fresh in
the memory OF our Readers. When the
General Assembly Of Louisiana was dispersed
ly kello4gs Janl>saries the Metropolitan
Police Mr. Muncure was arrested AN cast
into prison by the u,urpers mnious.
His IN selfish p .triotsln demands some re
cognition ut the hands OF our people, and We
Therefore join i'll the universal wish OF the
citizens OF New Orleans that he be rendered
the nomination tor State Treasurer by the
Baton Rouge Convention. DEMoCRAT
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A., Tie article against the BULLETIN III yeste1-
days evening Times. although doubtless in
tended TO be vastly dignifed and CALLING, is
simply the impudent attempt Of detected
charlatan to clear himself OF damning accu-
sation by pointing to the flaming advertise
ments in which the healing virtues OF his
ointments and corn s.ilves are proclaimed in
the peculiar phraseology Of all such arrant
pretenders aud humbugs
We hare ass rted, and we do stW affirm that
the New Orleans Times is managed with a
view to bolster up Kellogg, Clinton and other
State officials of that ilk, and under the pirat-
ical flag Of pretended neutrality" OF in
dependence" to divide and distract the votes
Of the honest citizens Of Louisiana, who, I'M
like the Pecksniffs Of the Times, have no axes
to grind, no masters to serve and who SIMPLY
wish to rid themselves Of the most infamous
u lurpation that ever was foisted upon a civil
lied people.
We have carefully read the editorial utter
ances' of the Times, which, as the unctuons
paragraphist to whom we are now replying
says-with more truth than he seems to real
ize-' speak for themsel 5es'-and our impress
sion that the Times actually belongs to Kellogg,
Clinton X Co., has been reduced to somethin.
very like positive certainty by the nauseous
investigation
"We now warn" the fraudulent che
mers Of the Times that the intelligent whit.
men Of Louisiana require some better proc
than their own word and "editorial utter.
ances to disbelieve that their paper is then
secret enemy, and sly supporter Of Kellogg
Clinton Il Co.-and we beg leave further t.
inform them that we shall not permit them t.
apply the epithet Of q falsifers to men who
ire only exhibiting them in their true charac
er before the public.
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The administrator Of ,u.nerce
and the Riparian PrOvrietOrs.

In last Sundays edith N OF the Times Cit
zen" wishes t. know il iparian proprietor.
have the right to rax the Commerce Ut the cit,
by demanding aud recei, x du $ OF vesstls
moored III front % their property
Answer-No.
Please ask Citizen" to answer the flowing
questions:
1. Has the Administrator of Com nerce the
night of completely AMI pernansI " blocking
any POI ton II the la .ttlng frOlL of he CITY
coal boats 81 m ,ored as to constantly o ,-trucl
tn free use Of the balxs Of tn river?
z The cry charter rvs that q go ,tracis for
labor ard mate, la e-timited To cost over s. u
shall be let ont to the lowest responsible b d |.
Has the Admins ritor of Com uerce the right
Under that charter. to eva IL the law bv giving
ont a contract IL OIt check p at at 3D. when il
Is estimated that seventy ch ,5ts will be re-
qnred, making, IN the aggregate. s52,O2
IT any doubt shou,d exist on this u lint beg
leave to refer CitIz n t. the decision Of tn.
supreme curt of New \ lrk i'll iii case OF tn .
celebrated Mr. Tweed. WHO wa wo 1t 10 III III .y,.
IN such practices. Let others profit b1 n,-
example an ex IrrielIcr,
3. Has the Al nisEra or of Com nerce the right
to inform the City Council that this ontl " of
5000 was alb .outely Necessary ,thoriz. hi II
10 collect Wharfage, an Wien en oneI b. T.. .ilr
from 50 doing, t. tIrn ritn al say: We ca,
collect wJarTa5e yhoS, POST o. no post, wharf
wharf.
j. Has the Ad Mn strator Of C .mmerc. In
right after he h Is TaiIed to obi lin All il,ncto,
a 5ainst ne, I" have apoico force ,letal ell To NV
place, 10 prevent me fr.tn eating Greek posts
planted at NV cost ''u nv oyl plac.f
And one stll more pertinent ouestinn
which / will answer
Can the Ad iiinistrator If Commerce 10 all thi-
without check or remJ lstr Luc, ron TIL, CITY
Council?
Yes, il there is no Council; no, if there is
Council
Unfortunately, we have seven independent Ad
niniAtrators, an impotent Mayor, aM NJ Civ
Council. The impotency II the slayur and th.
independence u tale Aiainstratorv AZ the bite~a