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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-20
SObota dne 20. listOpadu 1875.

isou neinadaneisi neineohrozenejsl "a
stupitekyn6 pohlavi sv6ho, zakusila cd
.t6 sprostack6 roty asi tolik, co cd pokry
teck6ho a pravdy Sc strachujiciho kfe-
stanskeho knezstva Avsak pittsbourg-
sky ,Wahrheitsfreund", kteryz by Sc VIA
stn6 ,Wahrheitsteind nazyvati mel, pre-
konava vse, co isme dosud proti Wood
hullove byli nalezli. Nejen ze pfednasku
ieji, - iiz zajist6 nebyl pfitomen,
sic by nj, mai zdravfch pet smysld
zdibec cti a pravdymilovnosti t6le, zee
la iiny podati musel Gsudek, -masyvd O.
plgtou od po6dtku az K sdc5rku, ale vyda
feny ten krajan Bismarka vyzyva pfi-
mo spolkov6 utady, ably kazdy casopis,
ktery pfednasku jeji uvefeini, ma po5t6
za5aUjly, vydavatele jeho soudn6 stiha-
lyl Takovy padouch, jehoz mozku Sc
bezpochyby jakziva samostatna svobod-
ma lnyslenka nezlihla kteryz podobne
pruskym nebo rakouskym policejnim u
fadnikdm papezskym censordm ihned
konceptu pride anebo krete dostane,
proneseli takovou n6kdo jiny, zvlast6 jeli
zena zasluhuje, ably byl teto zeme Wy
praskan zpet do pruske vlasti sve, kdc Sc
otcovska vlada horliv6 We dne noci
stara, ably sv6 poddane ode vsech samo-
statnych a svobodnych mysl&nek ochrani
la. Pani w oodhullova mdze 81 poklada
ii "a eest, re takovy hnusny hmyz jake
jest pittsbourgsky ,Wahrheitsfreund' k jt
Jim hanobiteldm nalezi, nebot takova sa
as dovede ctiti ien vyssi blbost, m6sec
zlata, kapralsk6ho despotu, sve vlastnl
podousstvi. Poz. red. Pok
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Ct6ny pane Snqjdr!

eta We vasem listu o PAM VictorIi
Woodhulov6, t6sil jsem Sc jiz ma pflchod
teto ,v6stitelky svobodne lasky' do nase-
ho mesta; a take jsem Sc il stastne do
ckal. Mela zde dve pfednaSky a sice;
pryui ned6li ve5er, pfedmet byl: ,Pra
v6 neprave = socialne' True and false
socially); druhou pondeli vecer ,flola
pravda' Naked truth). ,d
Litui velice ze isem nebyl pfitomen
prvni pfednasce, nechav Sc svesti povestl
koluiici anglchymi casopisy, ze bude sta
rostou zapov6zena "a Piicinou ruseni -
sabesu; ano mnozi tech nejpuritanstej-
sich Primo zadali starostu takto ntinit.
Pies to pfedce vsak nebyli zadne zabra-
nuiici kroky Sc strany jeho ueineny.
Nahodou isem dostal .iedno tislo zdej-
siho ,Freiheits Freund do ruky, nelekelte
Sc, zasylam vam lsudek toho nemeckeho
filosofa y o pani V. Woodhullove pl-
mem ieho zn6ni. ia sam nebyv pflto.
men, nemohu 0 teto pfednasce nlc ricl
, anglickG casopisy oznamnji tolik lak
mic, "a to ale dovolim 81 vytknouti tn 4
tam neihlavn4jsi body z pfednasky ,lio
: la pravda'.
}. Pfednasku zapoeala licenim udalosti ne
2 dIleziteisich, sbehnuvsich Sc IA celeho d'
I yetadevadesati leteho trvani nasi republl
- XIV. Oddil tento pfednesla plynnou,
viastni anglicinou; zaverek tohoto by
bych vlastnich jejich SLOW pouzil, ze: II
"a publikanska strana pfitomne Jest nahn
N la az k samemu kofenu q denlokraticl
strana, kdyz by Sc k Wade dostala, ze y
le bude "a max lepsi, bude tax jako relal
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kofaleGnimi podvodniky st. Louise
Jest mnoh6m ohledu zajimavG : "a
hnnbuiici
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-20
VZOr hOspOdarStvi.

TAX znamenitym hospodafstvim, jako |
tato republka, nemdze Sc krone Turecka
snad ami Rakousko vykazati. Vydaje
spolkove rok cd roku velike sunny re-
stou, aniz by ddchod temz pomeru ro-
st, ale spise Sc tenci, jak lie ma pr. ma
celnim pfijmu ukazati. "t)
r.. 1873 obnasel pfijem celni S216,37O
600, r. 1873 sklesl vsak ma S lS0,OS9.0OO
vydani vybiranim ella spojen6 obnasely
pryniho roku s $3.50 900, nasleduiicibc
ale liz s7,o7s.7oo. Tedy phi ztenter {
pfiimu 5 SO, ,2S1.OO0 vzrostlo vydanl
5 119.700.
Jeste vice klesl pfjem dcetnich le-
tech nasleduiicich; obnaseltr r. 1874 pouze
s 162, 1870 400, kdezto vydani pohltilo Jz
s7,3l9.4oG, r. 1875 ale smrstil Sc ma .
r157, 1922, vydani pax obnaselo 7,olS
400. Pfijem celni sc tedy cd roku 1917
do 80. 6ervna 1876 Q SO miliond ztencil
vydani ale vzrostlo 0 S $4,000.
Pravda, ze vseobecna stavka obchodt
a pr6mysu tax vehky dbytek celniho p
imu 81 isobila; avsak odkud 10, re pi
stalem ubyvani pfjmu vydani rostlo,
sce tax ze roce, kdy pfijem bylo
! hromnou sunni SO milion1 hmensi, nez
; 1872, vydani 5 $50, 4oovzrostlos
Nektefi snaE &c tento pfepodiyny
; nomalni 1kaz vysvetliti nepraktickou !
l. pravou' celni sazby, jiz vzdor oppoziee
demokraticke strany apfes vazne naml
!. XIV fnancniho ministra posledni .kongr
spdsobil. bgriha0 LII So
Aysak Gcetnim roce 1873 IA OPP
D. wy teto nebylo a pfedce SO tim ,-l ukaze
f. setkavame. 0 Gem to svtdcR
- Die nastho rozumu pfedne Q ehyb
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Europa.
Zpraya vitGzstvi povst a C u
potvrZen

Zpraya vit6zstvipo ovsta C u
potvrzena
Lon7yn, 19. listop. z Cafihradu Sc
teegrafuje, ze pry tam skv6lem vitez-
stvi povstalc6 Gacky Herzegovina,
zadnych zprav nedoslo. Bodejt by Sc
rurci pfiznali k tax hanebn6 porazce. =
L Vfdn6 sc ale vit6zstvi po-
vstalc1 We vsem potvrzuje.
Turci soustfe duii co kde voiska sehnati
mohou, Herzegovina. Telegrafuje Sc,
ze tam soustfedili jiz $4,000 muzd, nj
miz hodlai ma povstace co neinehorazne
il udefiti. Avsak tito take neleni. Tele-
grafuie Sc, ze obdrzei 5000 muzd posily.
Zprava porazce bosehskJch povstal-
c6 Pivy nepotvrzujese odni-
kud. Turci 81 tedy op6t pofadne zapra-
SILL Cht6h touto hrubou III oslabiti do
jem vit6zstvi Hercegovc6 II Gacky, ale
sy6t jim nev6fi.
London Times pfinesly &c dne 49, listo-
padu 6lanek, n6mz doyozuii, ze Helce-
goyina Jest pro Turecko ztracena.
Turecky yelevyslanec Petrohrade byl
neocekavan6 povolan do Washingtonu.
Mocnosti europske smlouvai Sc pod
, minkach, "a jakych by status Guo ci do
savadni stav ma poloostrov6 balkanskem
zachovan byti mohl.
Vysoka Porta oznamila mocnostem, zt
co neidfve vyda ob6znik, n6mz vytknr
ty budou opravy, iez provincich nyn
vzboufenych zav6sti hodla.
Prime walesky - nepo &C h di
V In dii.
Anglicko doznalo velikanskou blamaa
- nebof nejnovelsi zpravy Indie, liz ia
4 znamo korunni prime navstivil, ably
tam cd knizat domacich holdovati dal
tim panstvi anglick6 Indii ntvrdil, zvl
TUT, ze vsecky slavnosti ma pfivitani pri
0 ce konane uspofadany byly cd Anglica
y nj ze Sc jich ami jediny domaci knii
nedtastnil, ami jediny ze mu neholdov
ami jediny ze jej sobe nepozva
g Prime nenavstivil proto Madras, &c knii
i vladnouc kraiinou, kterou by prime b
= musel jeti, neu6inil mu pozvani, jak slr
70 most pfedpisuje. Aby blsmaze tu zas'i
N Ii, teegrafuji. ae Madrasu panu
70 kolera a protoze prime cd navstevy mes
,el toho upustil.
: Ministerstvo, poradivA Sc kralovnC
. povolalo prince telegrahcky nazpet.
'e Rusko mne 81 potaii ruce, vidouc lal
ty nivec Sc rozplynuly vsecky plany Angl
ka. ma indcke navstey6 korunniho pril
IN zbudovane. Patrno z toho, ze domaci k
zata anglickou svrchovanost jen trpi,
< toze 81 ma ten cas- Cd nj pomoci memoir
- Anglicka vlada jest nasledkem toho
ecl podesena. Navstsva princova, kteraz
jiz la syazek Indii Anglickem spojujici
va neI utahnouti - ho uvolnila.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-20
TUREK NEUDRzf HERCEGOvI-

TUREK NEUDRzf HERCEGOvI-
NU. Casopis London Times jest LISTEN
sv6tovym. Usudky ieho mali nesmirnou
vahu, ielikoz Sc opiraji spolebliy6 zpra-
Wy mocnG ddvody Casopis ten eta
mezi spolupracovniky sve neiednoho vyni-
kajlciho politika, ano statnika a redaktofi
eho Isou mutove ma slovo watt. Cten
Jest ode vsech vlad vysSich kruhI poll
tickJch ma nepopiratelny vliv ma b6h
tvafnost politickych udalosti.
A tento 6asopis pronasi Sc V delsim
clanku povstani Turecku nasledovne:
Sultan nemize zachovati Hercegovi-
nu. Ona Sc mu tax pekne vylnknula, ia
no kdyby konterence evropskych mocno-
sti mad osudem iejim byla rozhodla. Mir
mfze byti jedine znitenim turecke mad
vlady zjednan. kdyhy vzboufene
proviucie byly iedenkrate bezpecnem
drzeni Rakousks, mohly by ostatnl moe
nosti klidn6 zmefiti polozeni politicke ma
vychod6 a uciniti opatfeni pro budouc-
nost."
Tedy Times soudi, ze Herzegovina je
pro sultana ztracena ze mir mdze V
zboufenych provinciich bYti ziednan jedi
ne znicenim nebo vyhlazeniln Extinction
tureckeho panstvi. Tot mluya tax zfetel
ma, ze kazdy vyklad cini zbytecnym.
Mdzeme tedy Herzegovina pokladati "a
viteznou, nebot spisovatel cldnku Times,
z n6hoz isme nejhlavn6jsi misto podali
byl 81 zajiste pine v6dOm, co napsal a ne
uGinil to zaiistG bez naleziteho vsech okoI
nosti uvazeni. Zda sc, ze by Anglicko
aspon' ona strana, iiz Times za8tupuii
byla pro pfivttleni Hercegoviny Ra-
kousku. Pfali bychom 81 arci, ably Her
cegovina Bosnou, co samostatny stat 6
republikanskym zfizenim Sc u8tavila, al'
nez ably pod jho tureck6 vrdceny byt
m6ly, l6pe jim bude, kdyz k Rakousk'
pfivt6leny budou.
Srbsky knize, kteryz Sc jiz We snu vi.
del druhym Viktorem Emanuelem, sic.
dnotitelem Jihoslovan6, bude miti kra.
snou pfiIezitost poznati hlubokou pravd'
pfislovi: re bez prace nejsou kola6e.'
To velke poslani SrbSka - bude maliI
kJm paGacou, kteryz 81 da pFezdivati KIN
ze srbsky, ma dobro zmafeno.
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Sprostota dusevpi obmezenost veik6-
no poctu nemcckych casopisd jest veci
tax pfilis znAmon. ze mas te strany jiz
mic vice nepfekyapi. PAM Woodhulloya
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soustave ceni vdbec, "a drub6 o spatn6m
systemu vybirani ella, nell dokonce patr
nGm zlod6jstvi celnich ufednik6. Finan-
chi ministr spatfuje prozatimni odpomoc
znaGnern zmenseni po6tu celnich 1fed-
nikG. Odpomoc tato ale nepostaei; tie
bat ziednodusiti opraviti celni sazbu a
zrefrmovati dikladn6 dosavadni sp1sob
vybirani ella, tax ably Sc pfi nejmensim
vydani pfjem celni co inozno nejvice
zvysil.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16
PROTEST AM Cor>TER.pRoTEsT

The Republicans Of the lllinOi, House
Of Representatives have protested against
the Partially OF he Speaker and the I'M
fairness Of the majority, and the majority
in counter-proteSt have denied and be-
Titled the charges made by the minority.
The protest is n voluminous document.
but contains very little of importance. 1t
proves, we admit that the Speaker was
not fair, but il admits that, with all his nm
fairness, no act Objectionable 10 the pro-
testants was consummated.
They complain that Speaker llancs at
tempted to do certain thing, which they
prevented him from doing.
For instance, the protestant. charge
that he permitted the bill for an act to
repeal the registry law To b" taken up
out of its order. He replies, that it was
taken up out Of its order ~ other bills
had been. But no matter. the protest
ants defeated the bill, and therefore no
wrong wa' done 10 the people by the ir-
regular action OF the Speaker; q great
benefit would have been conferred upon
them If his action in this matter had re-
suited In the passage OF the bill
Again, the Speaker refused, upon de.
maud of a member. to divide Invisible
qucS,ion-thc question being that certain
persons should be elected 10 small Offices
OF the House. The decision was appealed
from, and The House sustained the chair
Even Cullom, the Republican header.
voted to sustain the Speaker. But now
the minority protests.
Again, motion was made 10 rcconSid-
or vote. The House got into confusion |
and adjourned before the chair had pass
cd upon the question whether the motion
was in order. The next day the rcsolu-
ton sought to De rccou,ldcrcd, was re-
Scindcd. But tho minority protests,
Again, iaud this is the great oiicnscl.
the Clerk recorded the names Of several
members in the affirmative on one of a
series of resolutions upon tho Louisiana
! qucSton-Onc cOndcmuiug Grant. The
members claimed that they had voted in
! the negative. The House refused to per-
init them to have their names transferred
from the affirmative to the negative the
next day Tho minority protests that
hi. action carried the resolution, when in
fact the vote upon the resolution as a
whole adopted them by large majority.
Ghi' is al, The protest. with all it..
words, amounts 10 nothing, and Is in bad
= taste tprotcsts agaiu', nothing that has
% been contaminated.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16
WITHOUT ACTION.

The General Assembly, of this state
will adjourn SD'c de to-day ut G o'clock.
and will adjourn without having mad,
any provision for the suppression of III,
Williamson county OutrageS. But, pre-
badly, the discussion that has resulted
from the effort 10 obtain an appropria-
ton to De- expended in bringing the muir
dercrs of that county to justice will have
good effect, and result in the pacilica-
ton Of the bloody ground of Southern
Illinois. Indeed, there is reason to be-
licvc that the terrorism that has prevailed
in williamson does not now inspire as
much fear among the citizens a. il used
TO, and it is believed by many that the
court now in session at Marion NAV re.
suit In the good work of bringing some
Of the guilty men 10 justice. But these
facts do not relieve the General Assem-
bly, Of the Odium that should attach 10 il
because OF lis neglect 10 do its duty In
'hc Williamson county matter. We, Of
Illinois, have been dcnOuncing Kentucky
and other Southern State, rs lawlrss-
banditti StatcS-while in Southern ILL.,
noiS, ku-kluXism aud murder being ram.
pant, our legislators have refused To do
anything to suppress these crimes
When next we reproach the mote in the
eye Of the south, we will BE- referred &c
the beam in our own.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16
THE CRUSADE AGAIN

The female crusaders have started out
afreSh in New York. and beginning 81 Il &
upper end of the city. intend TO make a
clean sweep Of al the saloon, in II. The
result of the crusade in Ohio. notably H.
Washington, whcr, il began, ar. no, en-
couraging TO the women 10 begin again.
Washington has two more saloons now
ihan it had before the temperance wal
was inauguratcd The saloons are run
by the same meu who ran them before.
with the exception Of Van Pelt, who
drinks liquor himself now instead Of sell.
ing it to others, aud spends his time prr-
ciually i'm iail,
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logn", France, In n lite-sayiuy drcs- oi
India rubber, Of peculiar pattern.
containing compartments which miy Dee
inflated ut will. Its weight l. about tli-
teen pounds, hut the articles which ac-
company the suit increase the weight con-
sidcraply. These articles are signal
lights. articles Of food, two or three
weapons ofdcicnSc, axe. howic-knlfn, etc..
and large double-badr paddle with
which to prOpcl himself. The .uit j. the
invention Of Il Yankee. and IN, been worn
by BOyntOn on several occasions prior To
his sca-walk from Dover 10 BDulognr.
On the first of these occasions. he douucd
his rubber suit. on wild, dark night, ut
half past nine o'clock, aud was lowered
from vessel. ten days out from New York
and about fifteen miles from the
Irish coast lie driitcd oIt into lll' sea.
lost sight of the vessel, and became SUR
rounded by ia" darkness AMI q storm of
wind and waves, sometime, completely
submerged aud again tossed high on the
fTt~l W tiIl fllIItilil- l'littN. an lIl' Illl''
plying hi, pr,liIc vigorously. H. wa, ON
the wafer seven hours. and at fouru'rlpck
In the morning wl1 hurled high and dry
on the Irish coast near ~lihbycrou. The
liz saving drc,, hal failed in no p1rticu-
lar. an hi, navy uniform. which he wore
beneath. was dry and VAIN.
Boyutou subsequently, tested hi. lie .ay-
ing applmtu. IN the harhnr of Cove be-
fore Queen Victoria. W., personally
thanked by her Majesty and amply re-
warIcd when she ordered IN" safety
equipments Tor the royal yacht.
H. attempted to cross Dover chaurcl
On the 10Th inst, starting at o'clock in
the morning. When five mil,, from the
cpa, 1t France the dnriuo,, OF the
night compelled him to dr,i,l, and hr
wu- taken pu board the steamer which
accompanied him.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16
TT
IL stN's EVIDENCE.


gan. in his debate with Col. Dickoy ut
/ Carbonate IN 1865, admitted that ut the
| commencement Of the war, he had or
ganizcd a company OF mon IN william.
son county to resist the arbitrary arrest
| ofcitizcnS by United States troops, the Sun
named Captain 4. =. Corder. Hon. w.
j. Allen, Hon. j. VI. Washburnn, VI. G.
Campbell, n. VI. Logan and DR.. w. l..
Johnson, and says. all of these gentlemen
are likely to know whether General
Logan organized such company.
We accept the witnesses presented hy
the sun.
Before the meeting was orginilcl at
Carbonate, certain charges wee prcplr-
ed against Gen. Logan. among them tn
one that he had organized a compiny aud
marched 1t to Crab Orchard bridge for
the purpose We have indicated, ~ prove
which witnesses were In attendance. ready
to face the General on the platform and
take - solemn % IA that they were there.
Our recollection is, that the Charge wcrc
written by Hon. W. \. Allen: aud. ii our
memory l. correct, Capt Corlrr va, ono
If the witnesses. Mr.. Tom Logan. the
Generals brother. called the meeting 20
order for the Democrats. and wa. il we
| mistake not, the most prominent Demo-
ratio manager of the dem pn-traiion.
Rom will fight for John ~ an iudiyid-
! nal but fights him In polite. ~ bitterly ~
| he docs any other Republican. At Car
! bonialc he was CD. Dickny'S right hand
| man.
But in addition to these witncssr., We
offer Gen. Logan himself. We assert,
| and We do not believe hr will deny. that
in his Carbondal speech he admitted that
| ne had mustcrc his fcllow-citi2ons I'm III
| manner we have Indicated.
| But what of all this? ~ the COM.
mcnccmrnt Of the war, tho then Mr.. John
\. Logan wl- violent Democrat. and
hated and dctc,'cd the Aholitouisi-. II"
believed they were responsible tor the
bad blood existing between the North and
South. With Douglas and other Demo.
Dcrats, he preached that war was dis
union hut when the conflict cane, h.
'ook up arm, for the national cause and
proved himself 10 be- gallant soldier and
I patriotic citizen. At first. violent
uti-war man. H. became, when the rebel.
ion was fairly inaugura,cl. q most vic
Int war man, and denounced
III who did not agree with him. Against
him were arraycl most of his former po-
itical friends. and between him aud them
laSscl a fusilladc of abuse. But thai
: Of the past and W., one of his former
IbuSers, are willing to admit that the old
scores ShOul1not De counted against him
hat his gallantry in the war entities him
% have them all wiped out. On his part.
ne must permit us 10 say. there should
hso be a little charity. It does not be-
omo him to say, the Democratic parry,
before the war, was q pro-slavcrv party,
| when in fact. he was one of the Leaders ct
| he party and the advocate of the hOrri.
hlo black laws of Illinois. Il does not
become him to say, the Democratic par
| V mauguratel the war, when he was one
Of the leaders Of the party and denounced
4 war for the union even after Dougll-
had declared that there were only two
parties in the Republic, patriot, and trail
tors. The past is dead and he should
not rcsurrCCt It.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16
W IiIt IL!

Those citizens who propose to vote for
Mr.. Winter should not do So upon i'm.
pulse They should consider the .itua.
ton carefully. II they will do so. we are
sure they will conclude that the best I'm.
terest' of Cairo require his defeat. lie
has no qualifications for the position, and
his election would have a disastrous eff
feet.
On the other hand, Mr.. Morris, by
his record in the Council, has
demonstrated hi, ilnr,, tor the
Office of Mayor We do not
approve al! hi act a, Alderman. bnt no
one viii deny that he has been identified
with those who have laborrd TO ccono-
miIc for the city and get 1t into condition
70 enter upon works of public improve
ment. There can be no doubt that hc /, \
sale man, and will prove to be good
Mayor.
The charge tina, Mr., Morris will be
controlled by Capt Halliday. uow b,iro
made by Mr.. Winter AMI nj, friend. is
made tor the purpose OF inducln0 thc
citizens hostile 10 what Is callcI IA,
Halliday clique" 10 vote for Winter
This Is chan that should catch u,
birds Capt, Halliday has, il
many way, manifested hi. unfrlcndli
ness to the BULLETS, and We cn.ithc
his advocate nor apolo2ist; but we 4,
not believe he has any interest hostile ;,
the interests Of the city, and ", know /,
could not, If he would, use Mr. MORT
a. Mayor TO the disadvantage Of tbo m,
nicipality. Not ~ Capt, Halliday, soil.
itation, but upon the request Of "m,u
men OF many minds, Mr.. Morri, con,au
ed to become II candidate Tor Mavor
upon the request orhun1reds of our q
liens.
But II cannot be, that this shallow Fri,
this Halliday cry-can induce the q
liens Of Cstr TO elect MIR. Winter to I,
Mayoralry. II II does, the people W
regret Il and deplore their action bc(o
two months of his administration sha
have passed away,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16
Chancery Notice.

STATE or lLIINoI,. ALEXANDER 'ul'TY. rr.
IN the Circuit .utu--Muy term \. y ,-,i
Sarah j. Dh,-m 81 John y Ch..u, Moose r.
Chl-m, Jane " tHl-M. ohm 'Nl.lu AIuIF
sinclair, samuel sinclair, Martin T. luI-u
Clara Bell i'm, William L. Them. Martha
+ Cui,m, MARY Chi-Iu, Martin tui-m Victoria
thi-m, Doc Nichols, lHabrlh Lynch Robert
Iyucu, IalIlumI bllF'L JAIME OuF'I, ihHluu-
Nichols, Jane sawyer. Nuan -gNA'r Caroline
Robinson, John Robin un, Riley ln'. " ID
liam Robinson, Robert Ephin-un, Eru,crt IUh-
lu,un, and Jane Robinson iilIi for iauil'u
Affidavit of the uOu.ly- ld,uCc Of John !.
Chi,m. M1-c, IL. ,Ai-m John 10. Chi.m Mary
sinclair, samuel sinclair, martha thl-m. \I,-
tori, Chi,m, Mary tni-m Doe Ncuul-, l'I,-
James Oliycr, ihuuu, Nichols, Jane -u"Nrl
Nouh : twyCr Cardiac Robinson John Robin
-on, Riley hi-m William hUbiu-Ou, Ruhrl
Robinson Rclcrra Robinson aud Jane luhiu-
SON OF the above named drln dluis, having been
nlci ia tho Cl'rk'- Office of the .uu 'uyui
curt notice b. tUrrrt Ir LGuby given lu Nuu
the said john y hi-m N9-r, IS. hl-m, John
: Chi,m Mar" sinclair, samuel -uClHlr, Mar
TIA Cnt,m, Victoria ,hi-m, Mary hi-m bOc,
Nichols, Ll'2IlCtl Lynch, robert Lynch. ALI
fonm oliver jaime, oliver, Thomas Nichols
Jane ~uwN a., NOth sawyer, urOlmc Robinson,
John robinson, Riley thi5m, lillum kubiu-
| son, Robert Robinson, Erbrrra Robinson and
! Juue Robinson, that the compliment !ilcI her
| bill ol complaint In rUld court, on the rhanCery
side thereof on the ith day OF ApIil, y. D., IFS,
/ aud thuCupuu summons issued out Of FIid
| court, re,ulnHhlc on tie 81 Monday in the month
! of May ueNt ~ - by law required Sow unless
| YOU, The said above named defendants, shall
personally he and appear Def ne the court on the
| trsl day Of IA" next tenn thereof 10 be holden
| in amt lor the suid county, on the 81 Monday in
| May next, and plead, answer or dcWur, 10 the
! said complliuHuts bill Of complain the same
| aud the matters and tliiuga therein charged ana
stated, will hctaEcn A. confessed, and decree
! entered against YOU accordingly, 10 NE pray"
Of said blll REUBEN 5 fOlUM, Clerk
cairo, MS, April III, 1919. ,,
| lHniHll y Linestr solicitors LOT 'ihNn'h
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16
PAW noYNToS', ~, WALK.

Panl Boynton ha. swan into notoricty,
If not fame, in few hours. Paul
boyn'on Is an American pearl diver, who
Is credited with having saved from
drowning during one or two seasons nj
Atlantic City, some seventy persons,
men, women ana children. But It was
not his boldness and inlrcpilty on such
OCCASIONS which made mm famous. 1t
was his late attempt TO cross the straits
Of Dover, from Dover, England, "a Bou.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16
THE POSTAL FRATDI.

For years past, it Ia, cost the United
States one hundred thousand dollars a
year to repair the bags used by the pos
tai department for the carrying of the
mails. This fraud il one which Mr..
Jewell has just discovered. TIL lifty
mail bag repositories where the repairing
has been done will b. reduced to three,
one 1T New York. one at Washington
and one at indianapolis, and the cost o
the repairing will be- reduced 20 twenty
thousand dollars per year.