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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-10

hthe Senate, message from the President was
received, expressing the opinion that Brooks was
lawfully elected in 1872, and that the proceedings
connected with the adoption Of the new consttu-
ton were lawless and revolutionary, and, II suf-
fered to 90 unrebuked will be dangerous prece-
dent hereafter and viii leave no guarantee for
the protection Of the rights Of the minority. lie
earnestly invokes action by Congress to remedy
the wrongs which have been perpetrated
In the House it being private bill day but little
business Of importance was transacted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14
CHRISTMAS At II. H. Macy f. cas-.

This entire establishment is thrown open 10
the public for the holiday Christmas trees are iajc
with all OF Oys and quaint devices aud there
q pungent odor emitted frOm garl2nds ana wieaths
drapng the columns and ceilings. Outside, the gnat
lay window is turned into scene where parties OF
richly cssed Paris dolls form pretty tableax, drawing
crowds o. spectators. IL representa- n skathg-p0nd
where dozens OF lovely blondes and bruDtttcs in seal
furs velvet. rich silks, and ravishns boots, IN tiny
skates posing IN the most eoquotish manner To at
tcndant admirers. These wonderful dolls dressed IN
the latest styles to the smallest detail, and their fea
lures aIe nodded imitation ~ rcgDing faNOrit"s IN
other tmes-the Empress herself aud the ladies of her
court IL tho other bay window and stand in various
groups "a elegant atted ladies' and many nurses,
each holding infant This is for the benefit Of the dif-
crcnt infant asyluus, char inside Resolving
pennies from tie thousands who daily crowd tis store
Inside there " fabrics divorce woinan's vat
from her urse-strngs-costly and valued tnnes put
up ia pretty boxes scarls aud nockties nned gloves,
seeliimnel wrlsiiets and muicrs oi eraarsas, DOCKS
at exceedingly low prices stationery equally eLoAp.
Russia he- goods CRY sl and bronze paper wciIs,
and all pleasant toilet accessories Ia the way of soaps
and perfumes Another dclarnontls devoted to iniec
racks desks iarnleres frames vases, and tOiict scH
The collection oi MaJolica IS enormous, IN cehlgns ny
wodgewoot, Copeland aud Minturn There are Jarlli-
eIcs, pitchers of quaint hhapcs centeilecee, and flii
Plates Pretty sets OF cottage English ware IN dnncr
thing new. and English ware of the Chinese patterns 70
arranged ~ MS to ehable one " nave setS l1aae
un according TO choice Pan sets cost va. Five
dinner SETS 80 pecos, cOmpr-ing every color with gold
tracsngs sell at great reduction as low as 500 Iof
IN ta on each piece tlere 10 an extra charge of slO
Deli, ate Venetian glass IN fnger-bOws aud all manner
Of useiu. articles, nado by Savia Is reduced 90 per
cont 0pen-worked Japanese ornaments aud vases IN
hIh coors only II apiece There are miracles
beauty Ia the departments devoted W th" little
men and wOmen-wonderiu liiehke babies lady dolls,
with drcssiDg tables; hsirpn. combs and brushes,
sponges small baths, tiny skacs Ut cents pair gloves,
and all the neeessaries OF complete wardrobe Houses
elegantly furnished scss o. boiled ham, and paes OF
pOaed eggs logs VI wood eu1uipbes oyorshoea game
done TO turn, saccuent little Pigs nan and what no
IN boUb bon
rcsdy, and overy incentive offered 70 al for
right Merry Christmas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14
SUSPENDED SAVINGS BANKS.
CONDEMNED MURDERERS.
TIE LAST NOPE OF THE TIRE NEGROES CUT orr
pOLAN's NEW EVIDENCE

TIE LAST nope OF THE TIRE NEGROES CUT orr
DOIAN's NEW EVIDENCE.
An application was made yesterday to Judge
Donohue in the Court Of Oyer and Termner behalf of
Weston. Ellis aud Thompson the three negroes wuo by
their own confession murdered pcdtilcr in Lydis's
Woods a stay Of proceedings until their appeal coui
he heard at the Court Of Appeals JudGe Donohne zen
dercd the following decision There Is nothing In the
ease that the prisoners have not to Ge fullest
extent had the benefit of fair and impartial trial. the
points raised before simply going Ia technical ques
tons. fully with the General Term OF the Court
and find nothing in the rulings of the Court OF Oyer and
TerInner in which there il IL would he useless 10
restate the points and discuss them"
Mcssrs Knitting and Mott the unpaid counsel OF these
men, stated that they further hope for them Be
sides tie actual trial Of the eases the lawyers nj Their
own expense had taken tne 9ny possible gnfstPdde ~
their best 10 obtain time 10 go 10 the Court OF Apprals
The prisoners, seemed almost hopeeSs-indecd, ut pres
cnt too hopeless to warrant them IN presenting u.
sheriff Conner has received no further communication
from Governor relative to Johu Dolan tde convicted
muTdo Of Jas H. Noe. II Is understood that the De
tCctiyes attached the District Attorneys office and
some Of the lice Central Office are invrsgh-
ing the evidence presented by Doan's counsel as
tey inclined to doubt the truth OF some Of the state
menls made.
superintendent waling actively engaged ycstcr
Day in pushing inquiries Tor Michael or James floQl'
nj as Diamond JIM" who is accused by the couylc
oryie WILLIAMSON, alias Williams, OF benz the hnrielef
OF Mr.. Noe. No cew could be found to snch lefsog
though all the suggestions made In W1lamsOns dep0sl-
lion have been carried Ont. DECEIVE Carr OF Tue
Fifteenth Precinct Police, whom Williamson declared
knows Diamond Jim" WELL stated yesterday that be
never heard Of such person. DetctlV" carr
was sent TO New.Jerscy TO investigate the matter,
and fouDo the man referred 10 in the dc
position, but Williamson slfted tDat re
was light complexion while the detective found him
be dark InIs person IL known as Lite joe, ana
has borne the alias OF DiamOud jim SuieIili-
tendent Waling said that the whole deposition was
tissue OF iscnood Every portion 0f II that bears upon
the case has bceu cOntIacted by tie facts. IL war
plain beyond doubt hat at tIc timc when Williamson
stated That the watch shown him, and Diam nj
Iim explained how he took Il from MI Noe, tie watch
was in the possession Of Mir BlicS (he awnhroher ~
No. Sc Chatham-st) and had ben since o'clock thai
morning, at which time Williamson at sing Sing.
Supeiinit lent Wan- said .uat he did not believe tha
the new testimony III DO.an case would stand nVes-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14
RROOKLYNs RESERVOIR JOB.

THE ALDERMEN TABLE THE PROPOSITION TO ISSUE
5OO,O00-sUIT OF KINGSLEY KEENEY AGAINST
THE CITY.
There has been no service of papers yet III
the c.se of suits be instituted against Kingsley
Kecney, the Hampstead Reservoir contractors aud Win
A. Fowler and A. j. Lowber, Commissioners OF the Old
Water Board. The subject, however came up yesterday
before the public in two forms. At the meeting OF the
Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen the Joint Committee on
Law and Water aud Drainage, to which was referred
the subject OF the citys issuing 100000 in bonds 10
complete the Hampstead Reservoir reported that, In s
Judgment the whole matter shOuld he laid on the table
II comes TO that conclusion mainly from tue fact that tie
validity OF the contract has been questioned and II Is
about TO become the subject Of litigation. The plan OF
MI Burden has been investigated but in the opinion
II pOSs fc iturcs OF interest, ana IL
worthy future consideration The appropriation made
BY tile Legislature 10 finish the Hampstead Reserve r.
the Committee stated could not Ice used Ia carry out ME-
burdens plan. The report unanimously adopted.
Kingsley Keeney have brought suit against the city
TO $17S 900, alleged To be due then for extra
hauling and supplementary work on the reservoir Ths
ella IA was not even allowed by the Aldermanic Commit
its FIRST draft of report, but IL was included III
100000 to he used for completing the rcsel vor
John Parsons holds that the 81 aim il not only Illegal.
begin suit against the contractors aud CERTAIN lncul
pacd officials in few days. The summons ana com
plaiut IN suit Of Kingsley d keeney were served
upon Mayor Hunter yesterday aftcl noon 10y Cen Is T.
Tracy counsel for the plaintiffs. One Uf the counsel OF
Association busy yesterday cNalln-
IecUdFS books end Oi the Department OF
City WORKS. He would give Information 10 whit
par ocular Inc searching for but II gen
orally supposed that he looking lor evidence OF the
connection of Kingsley Koeney with the stIeetlayng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.
RECOMMENDATION OF A COMMITTEE OF TIE LOCAL
IsSoCI ,TION


ASSOCIATION.
Elliott +. Shepard, Chairman of the Com
itee appointed by the Bar Association OF this city 10
conslder the establishment of State Bar Associauon
has prepared a report which VIII probably be submitted
80 the Association tonight The Committee sent encu
lar containing questions 1900 lawyers In the state
The answers are overwhelmingly in favor Of such an
Association There about 5000 lawyers in the state
half Of them are this county and they were not spe
cialy addressed. Care taken TO choose the best
names among the lawyers outside the city. The replies
numbered nearly 800. Those favorng such an associa
ton 256; majority OF nearly three to one pre-
ferred that be composed OF individuals rather than
delegates from associations. There is general recon-
mendaron that essays from members designated should
he read Mt the meetings OF the Association b@ng'n VI
practice o qualification OF admission was re'on
menied by $50 respondents while 81 thought goou
moral character should I've tie only requisite 80 Jaw
Albany as the Associations Lcduqualteis
Ia " vino favored NewYOrk and those WHO VOteu LOT
Albany desired that an tholt be made 10 seSiS q S
Capitol. The suggestions as 10 nltatlUn anu
annual fees varied very widely ,.
Tie conclusions Of the report are that leadership 10
this matter is thrust on the Gar Association Oi TINS Guy
that temper the profession proves DOth lts ies
billy and dCsrability tnat the principal dltslOh VI
opinion, delegate plan or Individual plan, may
be settled Association when formed and most Oh
the other marked differences can be best lteu heu
ue Committee recommends that the seven Judicial dis
trcts be invited to 20 delegates 20 meet, al
convenient place, 20 delegates from TIE ba hsso
eiatn of this tv aud discuss the matter and that an
effort be made 10 from the Regents OF the UNI
Vcrsity who control the state Law LdlaIy, specld dc
eonmodauOns for the Society III connection with that
library aud To permanent rooms IN inc new Cti
fol adiuung those library. the report calls atten
ton To tie great Influence OF such associations III En
legislation ana concludes with an earnest hope Tor ana
srvng recommendation OF society Whlch sndli 6ataeV
IN all ,he best elements OF the Lar Inc ois o, 1nc
Committee Elliott K. shepard, Albert Matthew'S
Clifford A. Hand Hamilton Odeil, aud a. W. DeiOlest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14
THE BROOKLYN ALDERMEN.

The Brooklyn Aldermen yesterday gave per-
mission u Havemeyers & Elder 10 run dummy Oh
North Ffth-st, nom tie river TO SecCndSt Alderman
Bergen read long series Of resolutions In effect, that
IN the year 1896 VIXEN second-pace laid out by act
OF the Legislature prppcryowncrs permitted to
Lave front dooi-yaTd Of SO feet extending back from
the street that bill smusslod through the las
Legislature pcrmi ting persons 10 bud OH the front door
yard anu injuiing property greatly. MI Bergen
doubted the constitutiOnaty Of the law, aud moved
that the Corporation Counsel be requested to look INTO
q e matter. 1 lac motion carried long opinion
llCsOntCd from Corporation tOulscl DE VIII ihHt
SenatoT Goes chartcr ndm MS OF last WINTER are
legal and that Il tlectcd Aldermen entitled 10 tier
That sccdtn OF The act which PROVIDES Tor ia"
OF members OF tie o9rd Of Supervisors was not
considered 10y t. Corporation Counsel
A IcsOluOn war parsed that tie Comuntre on Lamps
and Gas be inst uctcd 10 make an investigation dnd
ascertain whether other mcti ID Tor lighting the
city than the ID snt one cannot he adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14
TIE ST. ANDREWS AND ST. GEORGES
CHARITIES.
u (l.n,iIinn hnun

The Board of United Charities have Tc-
quested officers Of the 81 Andrews aud St Georges
societies 10 undertake the formation OF committee to
superyise the distribution OF outdoor relief by the Wis
iois appointed the Commissioner OF Charities in tie
FIRST District OF this city, embracing the First Second
Third and Fourth Wards. The representatives In the
Boan of the Societies have Indicated their
readiness 10 undertake the work OF preliminary oganiz
tou with tie understanding that the committee is 10 be
entirely usecarsD ia its character, and ~ COMPOSED al
10 bring upon the work all the force available for
the district must understood at the proposed COM
ittee Will have nothing whatever " do WITH the distr
button OF the amount appropriated by tie Commissioner
for relief OF the outdoor poor II is simply proposed
that they should cooperate with the ,stoIs named by
the Commissioners aiding them IN finding worthy objects
for relief and putting them upon their guard against sucn
a are unworthy. THE TRBUEE has been requested to
state that the committee will be organized
sufficient number Of volunteer visitors be secured
earnestly desired by the gentlemen who have under
taken the organization that those societies Or individuals
who desire to cooperate In this most excellent 1osk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

UNPLEASANT SURPRISE TO PROPERTY HOLDERS.
MILFORD, Penn, Dec. 13.-The Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company are having surveys made OF
their lands IN I&ickawaNen Pike County. Penn. Consid
erab excitement accustomed, persons living in that
vicinity ind that property they supposed 10 be theirs Is
WITHIN the limits OF the COmpany's lines. Tue lands In
question very valuable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

We,minster Hotc-Profs. Richard A. Proctor tor, o.
sIan James L. Wilson ~ Iowa aud VIM H.
Sew ard OF Aui,ur, N. .fUta ttoi1e Hoe-I oW.i
NJ ~ Rochester Gov. T. A. straw OF New
Hamr slirc, VIM L. Scotch r"nnsy lyana y X Bacon o
Buua O. ex r. f. Moodbrdse OF vermont, ~
anles N. Marvin sarIoga BsoooIt Houss -Peel IL
Watson Of Asabula, Ohii windsor H0tE H. Judroh
Syracuse VIM tie comedian, aud j. Ttiughast II Al
bany Cen raj hgtel-CapL samuel BROOKS OF The
CITY OF Richmond Nas0n S9tire Hott-Ihe Rev.
Dr. o. H. Tiffany o cago. frteraat HOust-ENGDy. j.
b. Page and Judge j. Pruut II Vermont Coleman HOue-
BENSON J. Loasng OF Chestnut Ridge NJ fd.t0r houte
J. IL. stonehouBe Of Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

TIIMROD's CCRE.-Unedualed for Asthma,
Catar Who0png Cough, and OmmOn Coils Try II. sold
~ all druggista 81. Wholesale depot liz Chaniberss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

Remember WISTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
when gu q Cough Cold 90 cents and II bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

WHY do you suffer with Corns and BuniOns
" hen DALLEYs MAGICAL PAry EXTRACTOR will them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

Buy YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENTS at kNoX's, If
you want FANCY FuR, GEMS COLLARS and GAuSILErs,
CAME UMBRELLAS, IAr, for thcse ar kind Of GP -
scnsDe people wi appreciate KNOX stores are at No
2l2 Broadway No. 653 broadway, ami H. tie fh Avenue
iiotci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

LUNDBoRG's CALiFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and b-th delightful substitute for Cologne Bay Rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

should put themselves I'm communication with them
the Office of the two Societies, No broadway Letters
may he addressed TO the President OF either sOcety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. At HUDNUra IN
BROADWAY
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

gam,3G'. Soon, 40. -. NJ. AZ MhnlgiL 49,
jIighe.t during the Gay. ~. Lowest ~
Average, 36la. eams "U, 1914, 347.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

BEWARE OF POISONED JEWELRY.-TO
- demand vi the uines for cheap article OF
good jewelr. f. j. NASH No. Isl broadway np-sairs),
Opposite Stewart NewYork, viii scll solid gold Jew
cry stamped out by dies, OF good gold, but the work
done pensively by steam, at nearly the price
asked for the poisonous brass trash always sold 1T
prot Of 400 10 500 per cent and from the best of which
IN few DAYS the gold plating We IN Mt the corners
when the brass foundation not only creates verlgris,
bu, retains perspiration and dir Stun I'll such trash,
and buy only gold jewcIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14
announcements.

Many druggists have BURNErr's COLOGNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14
SENSIBLE UoLIpAY PRESENTS.

SENSTBLE HOLIDAY PNESENTS.
"sAUsDE >" No. AsOr House, has of KALO2e, sCIs
sOEs TApLR ~, LAUIRs' GENTs' TOILET CAsE>
ConHsAIIoS oCREf hNNEs. roCAErBoohs, CHAR GASES
TOILET ARTICLES, &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

4 LKETIIREPTA Is new and pure prep
~ Of Chocolate. sol by all gr)csrs samples Tree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

A GNEW, THOMAS K, the great New \ ork
~ Grocer Flour, and Tea dealer Wholesale ana rcail
so Vesry Everybody shonld call and get bargains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14


The receipts Of taxes during The past week amour.
10 80 80.
Louis Lesser, who attempted to commit suicide on
Saturday was alive night and Lis Ihy,ins enter
IL n hop;s OF Ills recovery.
Tie wages OF 'l0ngshOremen on the dock of one
Of the rucipal English st, amsp lines reduced yestcr
ay from - 90 day e. II. decided
uec, ui tie nuniDcr o men out OF
employment
,coryo Nichols, the father Of the Ascending
cashier of the Bank Of Montreal arrested
ypst,,ay ON rpicio that robbery Of
Le back, Lut subsequently, d .hars - there being 10
against hD.
There were CT deaths in this city last week, of
which 10 were frUm diphtbera-
More than $500 patents have been treated nj tho
city Dspensay during the prsseHt and 40
lphtn VacCJnatcd.
Policeman WIN. Ryan was excused from duty
about sunday and few hours later he died
IRON cungesuSo ciilA
NEWJERsEY.
IIOBOKEN.-Sister GeOrglana VCOnnor OF the
Society OF st. Francis Aary's Hospital yesterday
from The sacred concert at the Hocoxen
Thcate Sunday night consisted Of act comedy and
farce. Tie receipts sl659o o. Mary
A. Bale rms had some diculty Sunday
-t te house. without saying where she was gong
yesterday morning sho attempted b. commit snicis by
humping riit ST d"ck obe wA rscuod and tai
police station Hhv promised " live In peace hereafter
aid wss discharged
PATTERSON MoA uaAnd. who implicated With
c. dfaloaon OF the First National asns Ia jug
posdoa guilty mbsxzug $500 beiouKug 10 The bank VAS
ssntepced yssrsday W IIy days tknssa~est u4 hAfu
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-07
Dr. seheu.k's Standard Remedies

The standard &C. lnsd.el ius ell disease. O..
The lung. are >CHHNCk- pCrNpNrC
SYRUP, sCHESCA'. SEA WEED T0NrC. t-1
sCHESCk'. hASDRAEE pIIL-, AMI. itrsksa
before the lun-- ~ Destroyed, speedy
cure j. rr-ctrd.
10 these thr.. m-ti .uss n = n.
schtnrs, Of Pau .dsir1A. ore- b., -cr.vI.
led .ucc"-' 10 'hs r'4'-rat u T-.rr1t-v
jisea.e..
The Pu'moui- syrup zip - Il. u4orsu
matter "a the lun =, rAf'I.S throw. d. b.
40 easy eIpsrtOra iol. Of Eae- 'ls U1I.E.l
o. N itter i.ripe s.iZh. cough 81 th-1v
u OF, tie pa'!sH. IA, rest inc re ..tEt
begin % neal
T. enio'e tn PgIm1uic -yr-, - .1tha.
>chencs'. Mandrake Pill Acr -ehsrr...
sea Weed Tonic lu.. ~ freely 1,sI %
cans: tie stomach ant liver. -shaurs-,
Nan rake Pill. 49, OF liz liver. rgu1c7.r.-
az Or 'tru~:ior-. ? lax tie -ll 5lttfsg. rla
bile eta = freely, an! 'le Uye. g. 'o4r
relieved.
: herck'. Sea Wed To.iei., gentle
sumulant and alternative; thu .l.aio: = ai-4
II Is compo'ei, mike. VITA the food Al /!
prevents -ouring. IL assist, the disr. ion
by toninG W the stomach 70 a heslthV cob.
di'ton, 50 that the food and the lung, heal,
and the patient will surely 70, well il care
u taken g. prevent fresh cold.
AL who wisa u consult Dr.. Schruck.
either personally OF by letter, can 10 so st
| hie principal office, corner Of SIXTH and
| ARCH STs Philadelphia, every Mond+y.
Schcnck's medicines are sold by all drug
! sis'- throughout the countrv. 3-2-am.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-07
q he Bulletin.
PARAGRAPHS.

Twelve students ri the Rensselaer, lu-
-ti,utc, Troy, agreed TO go on the stage
a. the jury in the trial scene ot co'ore'
.Seil,y-s, the bargain being that during the
rest of the play they were to be provided
with two proscrnium boxes free. When
the time came tor them to appear one
fellow backed ont, and the case was tried
with eleven juror.
The will, dated Jan. :. l>7i. Of
Charles Kingsley, who died on Jan. -
has been proved by John Mar,ncau, the
acting executor, the personally being
sworn under El.ro. Tho tcstainr b..
queaths tn hi, children, nur-r an annui-
~ Of t20 for life. or until ,he hall marry;
aud, subject thereto. h. d"yi>c- and b.
qucsths all hi, property hi wife.
On All Fools Day some Hartford
wag sent letters to most OF the members
OF the clerical profession. inviting them,
singly, to he present at the United States
Hotel to unite "a couple in marriage. Not
dreaming OF "a trick. and nc: Knowing
that Others had been invited. each clergy
man who had received 4 note went 70 the
hotel at the appointed hour, and all found
they had been made the victim. Of pr.,c.
teal joke. 1t j. -sid that min" minister.
were there at one time.
some men can do "a -gch disagree
able thing in such way -, 60 remove
mon than halt the sting. Thu George
Smith, Who worked ~ night "a % Troy
car shop. when coilel upon 70 ,lopo with
he wife Of his friend Anderson. ilr,i
made arrangement, vi,h hi, employer
that Anderson should b" promoted 20 jhc
position he vacated III. contract wa
fulfilled all around. and Anderson. aiih
hi increased wages. has toUch, n.v
hou>. aui j. looking to- Young wifi.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-07
LIVE AGENTS WANTED

To sell DIR; CHAsE,ss r REGdrkS; or, IN
county i'm The United ststes snc Capsdas. En-
israed by the Publisher TO sts pages II con-
tains over 1000 household recipes, and 10 suited
wonderful book and q household necessity. Il
seiIs at eight. Greatest Inducements ever of.
iersi TO book egcnts. sample copies sent BY
i9a posi- Bs,d d FOR , e. E1Slusys t.rso.t
NESSdgss'' pa,, SWAAssfs's STEAM rEISSTISa
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-07
Newspaper Postage and Who
Paws il,

On. OF the most dIiicult things 10 ascertain
WIN any o'iiinty II the circulation OF news.
paper The new p0-tgl Law. however. which
l"qulrss the prepay ment OF all newspaper. sent
70 SuDscflh'Is through IL. mails IcInnyes all
H9ubit HIth mat branch Of the circulation
Tug l9l!ohlhS tab q, which has been officially
rtnt 70 Washington By the hiCago postmaster,
az Tue report ~ hl- otuc" Tor the month Of Jauu-
airy, Shove that the lSTER-OCEAE pay, ...ore
"a uh i1S ,hlec tsue, DAILY, seIni-Wsekly
the city combined -