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Its central loo alton In tho grep. Vahey OIL
the Mississippi, and the great wealth ofriveI
aud railroad communication, gives to Cairo
unsurpassed advantages as commercial
point, rs 1t affords to her easy and cheap ac'
GERS to all the grain producing districts O
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ChAncoYy Notice,

State Of Illinois, Alexander county fsg.
In the circuit court, 10 the January term 1876.
sarah j Chism Va. john ID. Cham et ais Bill
for partition.
A FFlDAVIT Of the non-residence Of Jane
AGansssre, Thomas Robinson, Nancy Howes-
ton, Margaret NJ. Gilliland, Rebccca Thomas
and others, unknown heirs Of Elijah q. Chism
deceased, having been filed In the clerks Office
Of said Alexander county circuit court, notice IL
hereby given To you the salc Jane Ganesere,
Thomas kObinson, Nancy HowestOn, Margaret
N Giliiland, Iiebecca Thomas and others, uu-
known heir- Of Elijah q. ChisII. deceased, that
the complainant filed her bill Of complaint in
said court, on the chsncery side thereof oa the
9Th day Of April, a ID. 1.75, AMI thefeupon a
summons issued out Of said court, rcturDac on
the aTd Monday In the month Of May next follow
ing, AZ Is required by law, snd that at the said
May term Of saif court. conn lAinant amended
her bill making you parties defendants thereto.
Now unless You the Said deiendants shall he and
appear before tbs court the lst day Of the hex
term thereof, TO be holden In and for said county
ON the ist Monday In January next 70 plead
answer or dsInnr 10 ssid cDIaplsinanis bill vi
complaint the same and the,Tnatters aud III ing
therein charged and stated, will he taken ~ con
fessed and n decree entered against you accord
Ing ~ the prayer OF said bill.
November 18th, a. -. 1870.
REUBES =. YOCUM, Clerk
Crandall 4 LiDe2ar. solicitors for complain
l eut. ~ ipeoh-NtM.
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St.Jo. Medical
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TIVE only place where a sure cure can he re-
i lied upon. Little is required in the way Of
advertising. ~ the reputation OF the ins tintion
II well known throughout the West. Call and
be convinced that this IL the largest and most
complies institution Of the kind in America for
the successful treatment Of all Chronic Sexual,
Private and Nenereal Diseases Of both sexes such
~ SYPHILIS, Gonorrhaa, elect, structure, 1iup-
tlire, Naricose Veins. Orchids. Bubo. &c. All
urinary and syphilitc or..mercurial affections Of
the throat, skin or bones are treated with I'M
paralleled success, Gonorihoa cured In from
three to i've days. syphilis cured in from live
10 ten days. over " go cases cured, seminal
Weakness, spermatorrida, Night Losses, sex
nal Debility and iinpotcney, Loss Of sexual
Power. "a The resulted seli-abIsc in youth, sex
nal excuses In natiirer years, and all impede
ments - marriage, permanently cured without
mercury or any oiii.r mineral poison Patients
at a distance treated ny letter. Medicines sent
eyeryv here. Young mcn who have become tile
yictiInes OF solitary Sicc-fhat dreadful and de
structiye hnbit which annmsllr sweeps 10 an I'M
timely grave thousands OF young Ineu OF the
most exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have eniranccd listening sciIates
with the thnndcrs Of eioqHence, on walked 10
ecstacy the living yrc-- may call with full conf
/ dence. What pity that IA young man, the nope
of his country, the darling OF his parents, should
I he snatched iron all prospects and enjoy
from the path of nature and INDUCING in n cer-
tain secret habit. such persons must, before
contemplating marriage, reflect that a sound
mind and body are the most necessary requisites
to promote connubial happiness, indeed " ithoui
| these the journey through life becomes q weary
pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkens 10 the
| view. the mind becomes Swallowed with despair
md filed with melancholy reflections that the
| happiness of another 10 bligbtsd with our own.
| To all erring young men we would say, do mol
keep this secrcet 10 yourself and your God until
| Ii has sipped the vitAl5 aud leit you wreck oi
humanity, o curse 10 yourself and burden u
| society. il you are entanglc'i in the snare OF
| seifpolntion. or any private disease, flee from
Instit,itp for trca tmeft and become once yuore
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This city, as 10 well known, IL situated at
the confluence OF the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers, at the head OF uninterrupted naviga.
structions by ice in the winter end low
water IN summer, and thus has clear and
open river communication OF all times over
the Mississippi and its tributaries, with all
the country south, TO the Gulf OF Mexico
and the Atlantic Ocean. Cairo has also the
same character of communication with all
the country north over the streams flowing
by II, when those streams are not iBnavi.
gable by reason OF Ice or low water.
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Lots and land In Cairo are now offered II
very low prices, aifordtng favorable oppor-
tunities 70 purchase, and the owners pre-
aent the location to the public W. Offering
unrisaled advantages tor the successful es.
tabbhhment 0f commercial or manufacture
ing enterprIses, and tho best locality IN the
country for profitable Investment Of capital.
3. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees, etc.
CAIRO, ILL, May LIST, 1874.
6-l9-tf DH
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BANKS.

Enterprise Savings
BANK. a
CHARTERED MARCH Il. 1859
CITY NATIONAL BANK. CAIRO
..9l g.. t.- ovv,cx,s. -6.t fe
.of A. Il. eAFFORD, Presidcnt. t.IEr
>. 5. TAYLOR, Vice President
W. HYSLOP, Sec'y and Treasurer
p. NJ BARCLAY, CHAs. GALiCuER,
+. n sTocxrLETH, PAUL q scnuB, |
j. X pmLLrrs.
INTEREST paid on deposits at the rate Of six
i per cent per annum, March Let and septem-
Der LIST. interest not withdrawn Is added imme-
diately to the principal of the deposits, thereby
giving them COMPOUND interest. rf ~
Married Women and Children may
Deposit Money and no one
else can draw IL.
Open every business day from pa. m. to 8 p. m !.
and Saturday evenings for savings deposits only
from to O'Clock. . 49,. f...
W. HYsJ.oP. Treasurer.
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"a complete Pictorial Hist1Yy Of tine
Times"-''Dhe best, cheapest, and
most successful Family Paper
In the UnoOm
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No one remedy u louder
called for by the necessities
Of the American people tAsa
q sure and safe cure for
Fever and Ague. Such
VIC are new enabled to offer,
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y. Bross, President. II. Wells, Cashier
i. NeG, Vice Pres't til Kerth. Asst. Cash.
ALEXANDER G1VITY BANK.
Corner Commercial Ave. and 9th street
CAIRO, ILLS.
A General Banking business Done

Gf-Exchsnge sold and bought Interest paid
in the savings Department. Collections made,
and all business promptly attended 10.
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FIVE SPECIMEN COPIES COHERENT
DATES TO ONE ADDRESS FOR % CTs.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Yer. s Gnu r.ysr. smisssns rsv 20.
Dumb Agus, Periodical Of Hfiious Te,
YER, 90. and indeed al The a1E6ottons
which arise nom malarious, marsh, or
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION;

rrsvuas cssasslss = o.
Married.. o. tks-s ehsas y
marry. % ,ks Dbyst<tsGiA
nsy1fses ia esvelsusas q
,bs ssiss' syssso, sio ~
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-27
Europa.

Londya, 20. bfezna. Daily News I'VE
stuii, ze Bismarck ma byti jmenovan We
vodou lauenburskym. Pomoransky jun
kr Bismarck dobyl 81 tedy vlastnim phi
Gntnim = titulu vevodskeho.
y V pohfebnim prdTodu Johna Mi
tchella lcastnilo Sc pres 10000 lidi.
Pafiz, %. bf. Til karlistictf genera
love protestuji proti manifesto Cabrery.
= Karlist6 utrpeli pobliz Ridaury poraz-
ku.
Berliu, 25. bf. Vlada zamysli Ia
kon proti iezovitdm tax opraviti, ably Sc
lnohl vztahovati ma iine nabozenske spo
lenosti.
BerounskG zdloSna. Dne II. dnora
t. r. konana valna hromada berounske
zalozny. Ma pocatku pfedGitana zprava
iednateska a utetni. Byl povolan znalec,
ktery sestavil bilanci, niz vysvita, ze
schodek zalozny ma 10000 nekohk zla-
tych Sc paci. = Ale panuje domneni, ze
tato bilance pfilis uzkostlive sestavenajest
Il ze zalozna utrp6la ztraty mensi, nez jak
tn praveno. Ma to pJdan navrh, ably Sc
uhradila polovice teto castky totiz 10000
zl. a sice tim spdsobem, re by clenstvo
pfevzalo die pomerd svych vkladG smen
ky, ma ktere by okolni a prazske zalozny
penize pajcily, nacez by prdbehem casu
cely schodek Sc ukryl. Tax by mohla I'd
Iona pokracovati v blahodarne einnost
sve, kterez hlavne jen lichvafi ma odpol
Sc stavi. Navrh ten dosel vetsinou schva
leni. Pfistoupeno pax k volbe noveh'
vyboru a tim otazce, zdali ma zalozns
dale trvati a zit, aneb mali Sc konkur
prohlasit. Tu strhla Sc velka az nemis
ma debata, az kone6ne po dlouhem roko
vani usneseno ma navrhy nekolika PAM
clen6 prazskJch Aalozen, ze zalozna m
| lit. Zvoeno dvaciticlenne komite, kter
navrhlo kandidatni lstinu a zvoleni lso
: "a feditele p. Alois Klapka, "a kontrolo
ra p. Hynek Roubicek "a pokladnik
: p. Fr. Hlavensky. Bylo 20 volbe tech
J. to tfi pand, ale po dlouhe feci nepfija
: oni prozatim ifady ma ne vznesene, pra
ii vice, ze chteji, ably byla valna schdze j
o ste iednou svolana a clenoye vyzvany b
3, Ii, ably kazdy ma nej pfipadajici castku
l. smenku pro delsi Gas urceDou upsal, t
y ably penize cd zalozen okolnich Sc dost
mohly tim spasobem ably Sc opet hn
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G erne vr ch Y.

Omaha, "a. bfez. General Ord OBJ
drzel sdeleni, ze n6kolik druzin zlatoko-
pi ma cestu do Cernych Vrchi Sc vyda-
10. x otazce jednoho zlatokopa, ktery
Sc nedayno 1zemi toho vratil, bylo Ii by
mn dovoleno posilou zasobami potra-
Wy opet do Cernych Vrchd Sc pustiti, od-
vetil general Ord Nejen voisko Spoj.
stati vytahlo tvrze Laramie proti kov-
kop6m, ale Indiani. Doufam pro je-
iich spasu, ably Sc jich vojsko drive zmoc-
milo nez Indiane, nebot ono ma naiizeno
lidi ty iednoduse sem pfivesti, vGdce "a
vfti, vozy iieiich spaliti vyzbroieni je-
jich zkaziti. General Ord byl zmocn6n
ysechnu jzdu svou do Cernych Vrchd
poslati 80 indianskych spehI, ktefi by
0 prichodu kovkopa voisku zpravu poda-
vail, zamestnati Prave byla zde zaloze
na spoleGnost pro dopravu do Cernych
Vrchd akciovym kapitalem $ $4,000.
Novy York, "A. bfez. Nekolik Gle
MI handy padelateld penez bylo Bosto-
nu novoyorskou policii zatceno. Listing
U Mich nalezene uvedou policii na stopu
ysech clenI nebezpecne handy te.
Chicago, 26. bf. Dopravni saba
VA naklad ctyrteho stupne do Noveho
1orku snizena jest 80 do Filadeltie a
Baltimoru 25 procent.
Zatceni vraha.
Boston, 26. BIZ. Policie pfisla ma sto
pu vrahu pani Binghamov6; tyz prodal
V Salemu diva prsteny, ktere ob6ti sve S
prst6 stahl. Vrah ten byl zatcen, jme-
nuie SO Pamberton; kapse jeho nalezen
ntiz, ktery nalezel zavrazdene. We ctvr-
tex odbyvana zde schdve "a dcelem pod
niknuti vypravy do Cernych Vrchn. |
usneseno, 500 muz6 Dajmouti, jake vol
sko je ozbroiiti zorganizovati u pristine
m4sice do Cernych Vrchd je poslati.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-27

POZDE BYCHA HONIT. Y Milwau
kee, tomto neobyceinem meste, kde ne
vera povera vedle sebe neiutGSeneii
kvetou, ziie hrstka Polak6, lidi to vesmes
chudickych, zijicich iak fikame ruky
do huby nebo re dne ma den. A tyto Po.
laky, ktefi isou jak Polacich vibec
znamo, velmi horlivi katolici, navedl slo-
vansky misionaf pater Gardner I've Spoj
statech mali SlovanG take svou missii,
ktere byl po celou fadu let pater Gardner
cele, muz ktery zadnym slovanskym
jazykem spravn6 nemluvi cestinu, ieho
to matefsky jazyk, hire lame, nezh was
serpolak nebo zdeisi pater Hynek), ably
81 vystavtl hostel EIIupci Polaci 81 da-
Ii fci, dali Sc do stavby a iclikoz malo-
ktery Mich mel takovG penize, stav6i
ma duh n ten dluh dali pfipsat ma svt
loty domky. Tehdy do nebe vynasel
feceny iiz Gardner obetavost blahovJch
tech lidi, volaie: ,,Chndi Polaci milwauk-
sti podnikli velike dilo nehrozice Sc obti-
ziti domky sv6 dluhem obnosu iednO-
no az dvou set dollari I've prospech ko-
stela). A to uGinili mezitim co deti ie
iich dosti chleba nemaii, ably hlad svGi
nasytill Jakd to ob6tavost! Jdete Z
Il cinte j i'm po do bn CIV Tedy ne,
chte d6ti hladem mfiti, utrhnGte sob6 a
svym posledni sousto cd huby pf:prayte
Sc pfistfesi byf dosti nuzne, ably iste
bohn katolickemu postaviti mohli nadher
ny chram, nejz by ieden katolicky knee
pohodlne sladke zahalce ziv byti mo-
hi, chram, nehoz vas tyz knee mGze ka.
zde chvile vyhoditi, nebudeteli .iest6 mi
mo pfispevek ma hostel platiti "a stolici,
nebudeteli Sc mu libiti.
Polaci postavili chram nakladem 70,
900 dollarI. tedy budoyu zaiiste ma silly
ieich naramne nakladnou; odevzdali BIZ
skupovi Hennigovi deed sobe ponecha-
Ii - dlnhy. Vefitelove hlasi Sc nyni o
sv6 prodavaji nebohym blahovc6m sta
veni jejich. Mnozi Mich skodou ovsem
zmoudfeli ZaGali Sc We schizich kostel-
niho spolku ozyvati ano rvat ii hor-
kokrevneisi okna vytloukati. Ale tomu
u6inil biskup Hennig pfitrz = zayfenim
kostela, ktery Jest j e o maietkem.
Snad nektefi tech osenetn6 podvede-
nych a zklamanych zmoudfi.
Kdo nechce chapat, ten musi obycejne
ncitit; milwauksti Polaci mali "a 10000
hostel jejz jim biskup zayfel pied nosen,
lnaji dluhy, "a ktere Jim vefitelove proda
il pfistfesi, mali kneze, ktefi kdyz ma
nich posledni cent vyzdimali, nyni je ne
chaii bez ,,nabozenske" ttechy.
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Alllerika
Senat sc odroGil.

Washington, a. bf. Don. A.
Pardee, jejz president ma miste sesaze-
neho Durella cd presidenta distriktnim
soudcem Spoj. statd pro Louisiana ime-
novan byl, cd senatu potvrzen nebyi; Be-
nator West co neiurpqtneii potvrzeni je-
no Sc protivil dokazal mem, re jest ko-
ruptni. =. Jeden postovni inspector
byl cd generalniho postmistra vyzvan, a.
by Sc ufadu podekoval; inspector ten
opomenul generalnimu postmistru ohiasl-
ii, re sjedna zeleznice, "a sesteru do
pravu tydne byla placena, ae jen tfikrate
tydne postu dopravovala.
=. Senatofi How Bayard ohlasii pre-
sidentovi jrnenem senatu, ze tento jest ho
tov odrociti Sc, nemali prom president ia
dnych sdeleni. President pravil ze ne
ma, coz kdyz senatu sd6leno bylo, tyz sc
1 odrocil, pfiiav drive resoluce diku proza
timnimu pfedsedovi senatoru Th. W
Ferrimu misrepresentation Henry Viii
sonovi.
- Glad distriktniho soudce pro Loui
sianu zHstane az do pfistiho zasedani koT
gressu neobsazeny.
NOvy Orleans, 27. bfez. Guver
ner Kellogg svolava statni snen Ike dn
a. dubna k mimofadnimu zasedanl. Ia
konodarni cinnost zasedani toho obmez'
ma budc ma uklizeni polite
. ks ch I'm a t XII, ma upraveni vybiral
DAM vyplaty, ma zlepseni tinancnlll
stavu spravy mesta Noveho Orleans
ma uvolneni obchodu Noveho Orleanse,
tisknnteho tszkymi dan6mi a poplatk
a ajine. f''s
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krejci h SykOra
mai spoieni
DO ceIych CcchaCh, MOray6
anO pO Cel6 Europe =
ma ktcrGz vystayuji penez-
nj Smenky V kaZdt
Gene a meme.

TGz obstaraji preplavy Europy do
Ameriky aneb Ameriky do Europy
pres Bremen. Hamburg, Liverpool, Havre
a j. V. = pres New York, Baltimore PHI
ladelphii, Boston a v.
Kdo by 81 ptal v ttchto zalo4itostech
dobr6ho a rychlGho vyrzeni at Sc obrati
ma NJ. Kreiciho, roh Croton IL Forest str.
aneb j. w. Sykora, {. 9. Public Square.
34-34.
, 1875-09-11

FREIGHT5 AND EAREs.-It now seems
probable that the question of regulating
freights and fares over the different lines of
transportation that operate in this territory
will come up for action at the session of the
legislature, commencing Monday, October
4th. In any measure Of the kind freights
should be classified, and the charges graded
accordingly. Manufactured goods, teas, cof-
fee, sugar, and very many other articles that
come under the head of merchandise, viii
bear much heavier tariff of freight than the
raw products of the soil, and hence wise
discrimination is necessary in any bill that
may be framed looking to the regulation of
freigh:s. Another point must be looked TO.
That is the length of tie line of transpcrta-
ton. Take a railroad thirty miles long, and
d cents u ton per mile for transportation
might be a reasonable figure. But suppose
thu line is 200 miles long, then cents mile
for each and every ton becomes an extortion-
ate charge. The tariff can be regulated so as
10 fiI transportation over a road of fifty miles
and less at II stated figure; over fifty miles
and - than one hundred at certain rate,
and 80 on reducing the rate as the distance
to be- overcome Is increased bill of this
kind can b. framed 80 as 10 protect the pro-
GucinE classes and At the same time not Up-
pre2s railroad or steamboat lines.
, 1875-09-11
IS -
GRANGE BLACKSMITH SHOP

EprroR STATESMAN In your issue of the
4th iusr, there Is article setting forth
that the Grange blacksmith shop closed on
the first of the month, because the institution
did not pay. Il is true that the business sus-
pended, but whether it was a paying institu-
tion or moi is known 10 tho directors only at
present. The principal cause Of its close is
that the town blacksmiths have ereduced their
prices 10 Il reasonable figure. We, the
GranSers, d. not wish TO run against any
mechanical institutions; but whenever theg
think prices are exhOrbitant they intend TO
help themselves in such manner as seems to
them best. The blacksmiths having at length
seen the necessity of reducing their prices to
suit the necessities OF the times, hence there
is 10 longer any reason for an opposition.
GRANGER
, 1875-09-11

The WESTON RoAD.-We learn from Mr.
Charles McMorris, that the new Indian agent
on the Umatills reserve has ordered the par
ties who have the building Of the new road
in charge TO cease work on the same, and
that he has also notified the parties who are
placing telegraph poles along the line of the
proposed new road that they also must stop.
The people of Weston had already raised
$500 for the purpose Of opening this road,
and consider it a great hardship to be pre-
vented from going on with the work at this
time, as they wish to build the bridge over
the Umatiila river and put the road in good
condition before winter sets in. Major Con-
nOyer, the former agent, gave his sanotion to
this enterprise, so lar as to sign petition,
which has gone on to the Interior Depart
ment, and which petition, there is no doubt.
viii give the necessary permission to open
the road. The survey has already been
made, and an easy grade found, over which
oCe spar OF horses can haul 30 hundred. In
Z AoNNf '-ASAS 40 W. feAA AOa0 lAlCTc now, as
an evidence of which, Rockwell & Hurlburt
crossed the mountains on that road the other
day, on their way to La Grande, accompanied
/ by Mr. Keeney, division agent of the n. W.
stage company. This road will cross the
/ Umati!a river 6 miles from Weston. and
enter the old Meacham road Z miles west OF
| the toll gate. Il will Go away with the
detention of mails caused by high water in
the Umatilla river at Cayuse every spring for
a month or more, which compels all who
travel over the road at that time of the year
TO go from Weston to Pendleton, % miles,
and then from Pendleton to Cayuse, u miles;
and then over one of the very worst hills to
4 be found on the whole coast. The opening
of this road Is Of the greatest importance to
Walla Walla and Weston, as it gives them a
direct and easy route TO Grand Ronde valley,
and it is hoped that should the Indian agent
| persist in his determination 10 not allow this
/ road 10 be built, that our citizens will peti-
| tiUn General Howard TO cause the same to be
/ laid ont as a military road, which he can do
/ at any time, and should The true facts in the
case be laid before him, We doubt not he
would.
, 1875-09-11
Washington Territory Legislature.

The following is the list of the members of
the next legislature of Washington Territory,
which eonvenes October 4th:
COUNCIL
Thurston and Lewis Marshall Blinn.
Pierce, Mason and Chehslis-J- Hoover.
Kinx-Wm. Pickering.
Kitsap. Snohomish and Whatcom-S. W.
Hovey.
Jefferson. ClaIam. Island and San Juan
c. II. Bradshaw
LuptOn.
Walla Walla-Elisha Ping
Walla Walla, Whitman and Steyens-W.
W Boone.
Clarke, Skamania, Yakima and Klickitst
B. T. Shaw.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Thurstun-E. Evans, James Wood and B.
f Ruth.
Pacific and Chrhalis-Jas. A. Kari.
Pirrce-W B. Kelly.
Pierce and Mason-Hill Harmon
King-Robt. Abrams and A. 5. Hughes.
Snohomish-E. C. Ferguson.
Jefferson and Kitsap-James Foster.
Island-Caleb Miller.
Wha'com-R. +. Whitney.
Clalam and San juan. NJ Hannah.
SteVens-S. III. Wimpey.
Whitman-S. II. Ringer.
Walla WaIla-J. b. Schrum, J. Scott, A
C Lloyed, II. NJ Hodgis. T. NJ Lynch
and r. q. Nrwlaud.
Yakima-C. 2. Cooke.
Uarke-D L. Russell and W. s. Douthit
Clarke, Skamania and Klickitat-Edwin
Richardson.
Cowlitz-J. B. LaDue.
Cowli and Wakiakum-H. D. Hunting
ton
Lewis-R. n. Crawford.
, 1875-09-11

New CHARTER--The rogues who make
up Il majority in the city council have stared
in 10 maurfacrure a n-w charter. II Is not
stated by what Authority these putty heads
have undertaken the task i'll hand, but Ger
tain it is they propose TO make new charter,
and forward he same 10 rhe legislature TO be
enacted into law The "riDg thieves, "
T, ho have been running the city, have 10
idea of letting go their hold, and 50 they go
10 work and manufacture charter that will
enable them to perpetuate their power. This
is matter that directly concerns the people,
and any changes that may be made in the
charter should first be submitted "a the public
for approval Any attempt to smuggle
through amendments, is at once suggestive Of
fraud. uud the very fact that the "ring - il
m,nIptil.i ing rhs charter, is conclusive evil
dence rhat ann'her raid is to be made upon
the pockets Of taxpayers.