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jednavan navrh vydani stfibr-
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Pros chodils do FIRE MONT
pro poIni nAtadi, kdyz mafete je
koupit prsvs tax LEVINE We
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ktefi prodavaji poaze nafadi o
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Schuyler, Neb.

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Ehosovuje vsecky Prace kovatske
ps1live a K apine spokojenosti.
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prici nedostanete nikde jinde.
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sksch povstaica vzpfraif sc pfii-
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-14

to make, either to be published, If he
would consent, or to be retained for his
future Justification, in case after the 4th
OF March next his intentions should be
called in question. He has not returned
me the copy SO furnished. nor made any
corrections therein to my knowledge.
The president said nothing to me in
regard to my using any fins statements
for the purpose OF defeating the party
which he (the preslden) represented. L
have never regarded the president Of the
United States as representing any party,
and shall regret to see the president
take any other position than that of the
honored head of the people Of the United
States. without regard to party.
ISignedl ABRAMS HEWITT.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. II.
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Trustees Sale.

>, whereas, on the 9Th day ofJnly, A. D., $50.
Henry Mayo and Caiharine Mayo, his wife
executed and delivered TO the uDders igned for
the purpose of securing the payment of certai n
proihisory note therein mentioned, a Trust Deed
10 me following described premises. to-wit: The
northwest quarter OF the south east QUAR- Ter
the south west quarter of the north east quarter
ana The south half of the north west quarter of
lhe norm east quarter all lying and being in
section seven township sixteen, range two, west
81 the third principal meridian in Alexander
county, Illinois; and whereas, default has been
made IN the payment OF said note. Now there
lore IN pursuance OF the authority conferred by
said trust deed, will sell the above described
premises at public yendue, 10 the highest bidder
Tor cash In hand. at the court house door, In the
city oitalr In said Alexander County Illinois.
en- Monday The sth day Of January, A. ID. ISL.
between the hours of ten O'Clock IN. , and live
REDEEM ption' TnoMAs MARTAis
WV Trustee.
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Cisancery Notice.
State OF Illinois, County OF Alexander
circuit CoIrt OF Alexander county,

state OF Illinois, County OF Alexander
Crcuit CoIrt OF Alexander county.
January Term, A. d., 1877.
Henry Whitcamp vs.. Ella Reid, Andrew
REID, Mary Stubbs, Zephaniah Stubbs, Rosa
Bnrress and William Huse, in Chancery
10 Zephaniah stubbs one OF the above
named defendants. Affidavit having been
hied In the Office OF the clerk OF said court.
that you Zephaniah Stubs, on due inquiry
cannot be found, You are hereby notified
That the complainant filed his bill of com.
plant In said Court on the ChaLcery side
thereoi ON the 23d day OF August, A D. Is7G
ana mat summons thereurOn issued OUT
oil SAID court against said defendants re-
turnable on the first Monday OF September
A, D., 1916, rs is by law required, and thai
said summons was re turned as 10 YOU "bot
found"
Now, therefore. unless you, the said
Zephaniah Stubs, shall personally be and
appear before the said Circuit Court of Al.
esahder County on the first day OF the next
term thereof, To be holden ~ the court
mouse III the city OF Cairo, in said county,
ON the hrst Monday OF January, A. ID. 1877.
ana plead, answer or demur 10 the said
complainant bin Of complaint, the same
and the matters aud things therein charged
ana stated, will be taken as confessed. and
decree entered against YOU according to
the prayer of said bill.
REUBEN s. YOCUM, Clerk,
FISHER a WHEELER,
Complainant's Solicitors.
November Is, A. D., ls1e. osw-4w
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. eStern Homes!

The LAKE CITY JOURNAL is a local ne wspaper
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Louisiana


THE HOUSE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l2.-The house
committee met at 1870 a. m. for the pur-
pose of organizing, and to arrange pre-
liminary.matters. The executive session
lasted until 1880, when the committee
adjourned until p. m. The committee
met again at l:l5 p. m, Mr.. Morrison in
the chair, and large number OF witnesses
present.
General Hurlbut gave notice that he
would on Wednesday file protest to the
jurisdiction of the committee, under the
resolution going into election matters.
Mr.. Morrison inquired of the sergeant
alarms if Mr. Wells was present.
UP on ITS EAR.
Mr.. Charles ). Abel, secretary of the
returning board, stepped forward and
presented sealed envelope, which was
opened, and found to contain commu-
nicatlOn signed by all the members of the
board. This was read by the clerk. and
states in substance that the four members
of the returning board deny the all-
thority OF the house of representatives to
review the decision of the returning
board until they have delivered their
documents to the general assembly.
They also protest against the attempt of
tue house of Representatives of the
United States to obtain and review the
documents in their possession, and claim
that as individuals they cannot under the
constitution and laws of the state, sur
render them. They state further, that
they will have copies of all documents
made for the committee If the committee
will provide the necessary means; that
the state legislature has made no appro-
priation tor them, and they cannot there
fore furnish copies unless the committee
furnish the funds. These copies will be
made as soon as they are through with
the documents, provided funds are fur
nished.
THE BOARD MUST APPEAR.
When the communication had been
read the chairman asked if Mr., Wells
was present, and being answered in the
negative he instructed the sergeant-at
arms to notify the members of the return
ing board that their presence would be
expected at IL am, on Wednesday, in
obedience to the orders of the speaker of
the house OF representatives.
Another communication from Chas. s,
Abel, secretary OF the returning board
was then read in answer TO the su6bo,Q
d"ces tecam served on him, declining to
furnish documents, as he had been in
structed not to do so.
The refusal created considerable ex.
.citement The room was crowded with
spectators and witnesses.
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and in placing supervisor at the window
to receive the ballots instead of an inspect
or; in not making and compiling the can
vass at the polling place, and with adj
journmeLt, not in view Of the public, but
to bedroom two miles away and not
counting the ballots and comparing them
with the number of names on the poll list.
As to this precinct the vote OF the board
was Secretary Of state and comptroller for
rejecting 1t and attorney for re.
turning 1t. With these deductions the
county was canvassed.
THE CANVASS COMPLETED.
The board, by unanimous vote, declar-
ed the state canvass concluded, and direct
ed the clerk to prepare certificate of the
result. On the suggestion of the attorney.
general he was requested to call on
some friend to look over the clerks figures
aud verify the footings. lie introduced Mr..
Pasco, who examined and found said foot.
ings correct. The certificate OF the cleo.
toral vote having been prepared and veri-
fled, it was signed by two members of the
board, the secretary of state and comp
troller, the attorney.general declining to
sign it, saying that he would prepare a
protest setting forth his reasons. The
board then at 3 o'clock on the morning of
the 9th adjourned to allow time for the
clerical labor OF preparing the certificate
of the resul. OF the canvass at large. THIS
having been completed and verified was
signed on the Sth of December as of the
9th, the day when the canvass was COM
Ile.ed,
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Nebraska Abe ad |!
GOOD LANDS IN A GOOD CLIMATE

The Ii. Nj. Railroad Cos Lands! The best
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In America!
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Clerk of Board of Car
south Carolina.

VOTING FOR UNITED STATES eENAToR.
COLUMBIA, Dec. l2.-In the Democratic
house to-day, ballot was taken for
United States senator. There were four
teen candidates. The votes ranged from
one to eleven the highest vote was cast
for Gen. Nj. G. Butler Of Edgefeld.
In the Republican house the ballot for
United States senator resulted in favor OF
United States District attorney ID. II.
Corbln, who received tifty-eight votes
out Of sixty-six votes cast. In the senate
Corbin received seventeen and Garry,
Democrat, twelve votes. Corbin was de-
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MORE TROOPS ARRIVING.
Troops are arriving from Florida.
Everything is quiet. There is no excite
ment.
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Disorder of the Kidnavs.

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VIM. LEE APTHRoP

SAMUEL MCLINE,
Secretary of State and Chairman Board
of Canvassers.
do hereby certify that the above is q
true copy of the minutes Of the final sitting
of the state board of canyassers of the state
of Florida, held on the 9th and 9th days OF
December. 1876. MN. LEE APTHoRP.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-17

ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH.
School. The following isa list Of The pupils
on the roll of Eonor for last week at the
Richmond High. School:
Junior Glass Bella Cohp, Florence
Chalk, Ssllie Cosby, Salle Coleman, Alice
Ezekiel. Lillian V. Hutton, Ella Hicks,
Mary NoWlir, Emma Riddick, Ida Ragland,
Annie Simms, Gertrude Smith, Blanche A.
Turner, Rosa R. Swift, Rachael Van Fort,
Florrie Wilkerson, Lallah K. Wright, Ida
Hutzler. August Unkel, William E. Cree,
Ralz4 Manly, r. Ashby Taylor.
Intermediate Class Jennie Armstrong,
Ida G. Cox, Nellie Johnson, Luie Minetree,
Annie B. Pace.
Senior Class LAURA Brack t M'rg e.
Fox. Julia b. Hennipg, Sue McWllian,
George II. Armistead.
Attendance for the week, ninety-eignt per
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ASSEMBLY HALL-LorTA.-"Th The peerless
Lottu," supported by Mr.. C. W. .CouldocE,
the great Characterization; MIR. E. A. Locke,
comedian; and select company under the
management OF Mr.. Henry Z. Abbey, will
appear at Assembly Hall on Saturday, Janu-
ary 22d-malines and evening. Musette will
be presented at the matinee and Zip q! night.
Wherever Lotta goes she establishes herself
as favorite, stormiDg the very inmost cita-
dels of the hearts Of the audience, and bal.
ancing lack OF legitimate histrionic talent
by q mischievousness Which is much more
delightful, if not as intellectual, than the
stalk and strut of Tragedy's majestic queen.