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cry connected with III bn,nesa q maS-
mcmorsnds. cte, and ali nls intetest Ii, !he csse
Il eSty al: sSay .S es.4e: ssE: f. s b.
seised or possce.cd oi one.tixth Interest In tho
Iris tran.fef vas made IN t'ntt fos Jane Graham
Jones. wfe Of Fernando aforesaid tsa1d land being
hcr nnds!ded property} to BE- held for her beneat
ri. dosa'nsnt Tas ot date Jan, 20, 1870, signed
one. md chstes W chsesee. Il s.s asrmsS 10
Chicago. Feb. ~. 1877. and was recorded on thu
ono greas fact stood ont in bold relief for those WHO
n to t.a TIT s; h d ~
WHAT PROMPTED An. JONES
T. h' r'o,de 70. s estef II a ad h
rvsa snes'on st ii. Viz va. nSe
nntlIre h!m;. Tho reporter asked Eeho for n
ansrc:, and Teho promptly answered. - Whtch' :"
made to less spiritual sources Of Information. \
certain scribe, learned In The law, was sought md
to mSn S, c He or .'
UP matter It seemed that Mr.. Jones inhabited a
certain ncssungo or tenement lknoMn to the com.
numbered on Prairie asenao and clgibiy located
midway between Eighteenth and Twcntle III atrects.
This WIS the consideration act forth In the agree
=, 1tappcarcd further that in May. 1876, one 1oyl
+. DsasheF. = deni1sn u Tie state q ,ohio sot
q IKE i fanna slso wasss s' PptopsEsy
belonging 70 satd Jones, and no more; and hat
the sforetatt nEashe1, being a. Ohio man and nat
nary last. pray the Honorable Court to Gull npon
petnandn Jones, Jane t'raham Jonas. Grorcu II.
Grant. 1iobs.t y HmFh, James i. Rice. Alfred
il. stoeker, ana Samuel ". Smith 10 appear and
anfwrr under unsl, cetan nterrroFatorIet ~ 10 tho
nnescasinnF, belongings and p.unerty fhnth real
r. ths Ien'ani. T. r. ". smth, Tor sei snd o.h:
law, md no the matter atan!ls.
And now. what connection exsts between the
two acrfcs nf crcnsAf In Tho year 1872 the nh.
etsart men ntkcd from The Comfy ct Cook tho dc.
Mentfgl! Fhund sHm or half million dollars for
iaclr abstract bnokr. F. Jones sctA forth that he
great s.iln ago dsciarcd that hts tncntne there.
from wan between 81, 200 and ST. 200 every calcn-
sat month: Why shoud ho eaavcy this 70 Mrs. J.
said that over Tho head Of Fetnsndo ..Jones hing
the sworf Of pan!ocics: that be lived In daily ex:
ptetst.on n Of Judgment y; asn.t hm for At Least
Company. IN which he was. crstwhic, a rtoc!s-
hnacr; TINT like tho un1nht atewarl In the parabla
tor which .ee The t'osrclf. and wion fonna make
tpalnmon VI anrlghtconsntss; that lie !,al within
the last few months made many assignments unto
George T; nrant, youth who enjoys the, lnestt.
ma .e ef1 saef. 81 Beng o.ss. X sa
takes Of his btead and salt. And that probably
facts eoni.t draw Deductions therefron,.
hcnrkencd INTO her words. And, .4ceking shady
and retired placc, ho wrote them down.
, 1877-03-14

Thu Grnnd Jury worked diligently yesterday on
petty canes a. long a. tho wItncsaos held OUT but
accomplished very little.
Sophia Bcler and Joseph Nartols were tbs ptinct-
pa1s In bastardy IN tho Comfy Court yestcr-
day. Twelve Of Josephs peers found that he was
guilty.
County .Attorncy Kountreo went to Springfield
yesterday 1lih visit Ia understood to be In tho IN.
tcrcst Of the ''Ring." whom he would not like 10
see lcQtslate.! out Of Office.
Tho Collectors Of tho Towns Of Lemonh Ham
over, fatos, and Norwood Park turned over their
books ycste fday, and With thcm about q, 600.
They have Jet TO make ansl settlement
Tho bill for feeding the Sullivan Jury At the
Sherman isousc was handed in yesterday, amount
Ing to $437. Ihts charge only eoycrs breakfast
supper, and lodging The dinner bill Ia yet 10
conc.
Commissioner Tabor has becn absent In Tho Esst
TINT ho was detained By Illness, and that hix cou.
ditton fora few days had been such as to make bis
recovery doubtful.
COMMISSIONER Holden characterjzes the Board
meeting Monday ~ dsEraeeful IN the skirt emo,
and pron,isea that hereafter he will hold his sel-
lows to the rules OF tho board, and forco them 10
respect him, II be cannot teach thcm to respect
themselves.
The comnissfoness were elated yesterday al the
o?na r. ehea saf IN aG o9 T.
building aal ii .hs TO- ooo 70 tow.'d III mproye.
n,cnt md tho Irnn!ng cxpenses OF next year their
happ!nesh will be Increased.
TIE s'll Of e F. shetm.n, s,s Auditor Of ths
IN Tho County Court tate yestesday afternoon. It
be9ueathcs hls entire estate, practically. 10 hls
s sSans3 as:. e. %low nf 9s a
AMI tho estate ia estimated to ba worth sG0, COO
= sRs.iS snse Sedas9 f.:
ayo pistols II his hand. liz .ays ho nao the Dur.
sase to pIo;St hmself fsom at nEh bnt
.. 81 81 shs e. deae. nH
Tho Committee on Pnbtiea seErIce OF the County
county departments with view 10 ascertslntng
where tile work Of economy can bo commenced.
Very row hare tnith IN thelr desire 10 economlzo,
taa Committee ~ composed expects any results.
hnt y they simply report in fator Of dlspenetns
20 much Will he gained.
Tbs Printing Committee and it,. extravagant
" nxrertn had little seance yesterday afternoon
~ tte endeaTor to como 10 sonc conclusion a. 10
ses IT, IT, assRnr o
bad made lhc charges wns prencnt a. wns aIso tho
oss. o"ssr ,aH man: T.s1 hsa ;o9s woia. Tho
ss ss*ssss; ths ~:
tho county has swtn4lcd tbs papers Il IL barely
possible that It may b. found hut the papers laye
.wtndled TIM county; When this Is through with,
g sf @ s, i ~ E sse os ~ors setsas tSss
oSnght ought t. M ha;e lscn done BY carpenter in . fuw
under The tnslructton Of Tho parties thcy had been
shows as much.
aoon nsws ron MOTHER.
For anns weeks tho County jail has boon visited
by good men and women. who hare lsbofed for the
, 1877-03-14
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
TIN SULLIVAN CAsH.


10 tAs Editor af TAs Trtonns.
CHICAGO, March fJ.-With the Ilouse Of Repre-
ftntntErca rests the sole power Of fmpe Achn,ent.
All impcnchmcnts must b tried BY tho Senate, and
Judgment shall extend 10 tic removal from Office
md disqualification TO hold any Office Of honor.
proat, Or trnat under she Government Of tble
State. The Circuit Judges, Shcrt1s, and all other
elyll ooicets are l!nble 70 impeachment for any
applied 10 AZ otienscs to which tho lay has not
n,ishehaslof, c.ii conduct, fsnjt, misnapssemcut,
my crime less than felony.
nponM ~ the origin, character, and dignity Of Tho
f y @ sses hs e' suss.a nj ;eas
functions ot their iico Justly. Without tasof, In
!ss ia.s5sst !t oi society !%paIsy xny faiate il
ot nonteasanee IN once. M!sfea.anes T. IL;
5 9en 81. s5 a sons e. n shs" @ pap,s r b sn n
q sss p:., I'D % !sh. sos:
to be done. Now. with reference d thu trisl u
snc,m tbs 9eS tdt n;iss hy that
sne presns ia 9aSse q wham tSs1
svcs that he sought. In the sullivan ea.e, 10 regain
IL public estImat!on something Of The popalarliy
affidavit that bis ecyen associate Justices namely:
@ 9ss. Ind os:e Fss rs .a a5{ GS va
and unworthy ps 10 be wholly unit 10 try tho
case; TINT he permitted collateral aud faiec issuca
llrcftinE the minds Of the Jury from the fcal md
ttno tasue: that he Admitted Irrelevant md IN
competent evidence calculated to prejudice tho
Jury aganst the dcccascd that in biz Instructions
to thc Jury he presented tho Inv in confused, IT.
relevant contradictory, and prevented manner utl.
warranted by tho facts md uneuetancd By tho
Anhoritics TINT. IN violation Of law. he cosruptly
admitted tho defendant 10 bail when tho proof waa
erident and Tho presumption strong OF bis
ted TO counsel for tho defendant to wander
uptsidc the record md llbc tho dead In the prca-
ehce Of tho unfortunate widow and children In
Httcs violation OF law and deccncy; That he per-
mIstcd counsel in open court 10 rtdtculc tho legal
remedies Of this State against libel. and advocate
Commonwealth to kitl his victim. and that II was
both manly and lawful 20 70 do that he encouraged
mob to Interrupt tho judicial proceedings in Tho
progress uf The trial By publicly declaring that he
wns ppWcrcAs to prevent IT. and they insist that
By these snd divers other arta and Indscrcttons ho
defeated juetice and turned m assassn iooso upon
society.
Il appears that Yesterday tho conduct Of tho
Court and Jury tn this case Was brought before thu
Legislature bJ 3tr. Morgan. Whether ths action
has reference to Impeachment or not am not in
formed. II upon investigation 1t should appear
thht the strctnfca above referred 10 arc truc, 1t Ia
very certain that ustfct may regain ut Springfield
what oho has 30 ignominiously lost In Chic ago.
, 1877-03-14
CRIMINAL,

Michael Riley was caught stealing barrel Of
Hour from grocery at Tho corner Of Polk and Clark
streets. and, ~ o hal no usc for Il saro to pawn
It fur beer, Ofieer James WtlcY took him into tho
AT,n0ry.
Henry II. Shepard, lawyer. was 10 unfortunate
a. TO Eosc hts osercoat yesterday while engaged In
the trial Of q case before Judye Moore. 1t was
hung us' on hook at shs side Of The room and tho
thief must hasa cooiy taken II down almost before
tho eyes OF Air. Shepard.
John 1,oylo and Jamcs Monsos arc locked up Al
tho Chicago .sychuo Station. charged with she
larceny OF ayo pairs Of fancy boots from \ show.
rsae III front Of Wiswal1 j. tirscnes, No. ~ State
street. The property wa fonnd upon then, few
hours after tho place was burglartted.
About o:15 O'Clock l,ss night two men walked
fnto +. Streyees bout and sl,oo store No. blS Wcst
Chicago avenue, and tuokcd Al snme boots, One
examined tho gouds whiln thu ether held the door
open, and when tho proprietor was not looking
wsio ' Worth ~. "'N " " "e' ~ '''''
When two detectives ean do this much. what
Si Sn5 IL hss g do
whom 10 n1oss wotshle.s sayranls can b. found IN
hou.o Of Correction.
sJGs JsGss Fletcher Is locked up At tbs Aadlson
sl,sttiny from tn fr9nt Of William stsphens' dry
Mtafphy y locked up u the sanle place, charged
thomas hlshes, OF No. lao lloyus avenue.
omsst: f: Ksssdoa. Aalon*y. sslbess, and Fyfs
~ ai"ht touneed down upon : poker. room, over
Llsa1a s4!o0n. opposlta the Palmer House. on
slate street, and there captured fall poker lay.
out snd ten tnnaetet, mott Of whom are old and
well known gamblers who have bfeu forced 70 ru
bling deus. &-ee
0l3cee Jamss Musuaus lsst nicht sueee.dad IN
ssrcstlnR Dick RYsn, allss Jamcs Carroll potasi-
Gus {ol9y thssf, who 10 xanted tot compllcity in
4oy, Louis IL AoRte, john EAadsls, snl John
, 1877-03-14
THE CITY-lIALL.

The Comptroller Yesterday borrowed SEQ. 600 on
tlmc Gryen uc warrants.
..na,. u., ..a.,
nusa't t1snko set1esony ,oox oat permit TO
build two.story dwelling. 9:xai feet On Ever.
Rfeen' hcat Hobc5 'tseet, cost s:'"oo'
The quarterly neatiug Ut tic Doard Of Directors
y, s"u ~ .ss .o1ssson ,a was nea yesterday a.
'e'Noo" VI sn' "8s"s ''aso' "'taot o"0'ness only
was transacted.
TIN Trenaurar@s rcec,nts yr,t%rdnx ws-o ~ MI
,ror, ~. w,t.r r,,,,,n.sr, ae1v 49,, s't,,.
''o a.ss W s.s ~ Sa 49,, .'o'n ussesa-
Collector rcu,pel.
Tho Third Ward IL we'll tnnlncrIeal,y> reprosept.
There arc T. j. sutherland. Col, Nicahy (wn IL
"wi1llny" 10 Iake the oliccl, aud i, L, lt,tsscll
I'll. con,,-o,t.r h.. ,.1u..i ,.,. ~, ..,,.
of ihe rnTinss .r.+9tncuss IT, nS sas ,u pay s.at
Ia n mi tho crrHs nj sn,nrcs rw s seHs
to osdot ss 'aa .xn thai @ onp.as% s'v,y soSe
4a'' ~" 'at NJ ono k"o"s' ......
The Department Of Pnb1tc Works yesterday
awarded Tho contract for dredging and docking tho
river Al taatrson streetto Confo. Carkn : Co.. tho
lowest bidders. at III cents cubic yard for dredS.
Ing and IT. o. per linear foot for docking.
day wsrs Al IN. foleM,", nieo 1g.cs a gcisr @
strc.f m i.ets on s,.sn. sto' ~ nEH
aTenne. lid iissri.on st,.nt 1nsa1 y y ssfiey
tnF stSr.t nh Wn1nrt stscs,t THn . - r,spa.
strcrt. lis Wctt iuron stScct SsH We.t 'Inspo spo
''.ce'. -.-..-.
The Muyot yesterday revoked tho anetfon license
OF Hiram BEckfosd, OF No. TIT laandoiph stFrFt,
iha man haa bad license but ten days. and Oh.
hY sm,nsUsy apon pGm ~ hnMfsotlJ slanet
cftissns n: ,is ,"t1ttnns: ~. & h.uhs.s hna .1IsIss
violation Of ths tsw ''S"s' NV oss" so1'etsa e'
, 1877-03-14


AQSEW-On tho 1:lth inst,, ut 20 Arbof. place,
Amelia Jano. daughter Of Ilcnry and Annie T..
Agnew, aged ycats.
Funeral Thnraday,. 10th Inst, at 2 o'clock, by
carriages 10 Utaceland.
ClfICKERING-1n st. Louis on ID inst, John
". Chtckertng, OF Chicago.
70 Eastern paper p1eato copy.
.JACKHON-Ahdrtw jackson lost hts wtfo md
child abort TING ago. and now lost h!s emily child,
q boy, Andrew Joseph jackson, who died tho AZ
tsrnoon Of March 10, as 400 South Clark.st.
McpONALD-Wftam j. Mcdonald. lata Of
Lochmaady, Scotland at hls lato residence, 100
Funorul Thursday, It'll, Inst. at II o'clock q.
M, by carriages to it0sehtIl.
TT Glasgow nnd Inverness papers please copy.
AvFRY-At biz residence IN Detroit, Mich,
last niRhr, At 7 o'clock. Newell Avery.
sMITil-Of plcuro?. pneumonia, Thomas Smith,
hFm Of Tabfy d Ninth, contfactorS ago 81 Tcnre.
Tic tnnosal viii take place on fhnrslay, 18th
nst., ut 10 oc'ock u. fn.. from residence 8il Wa.
bash'av. McMbsFa OF Apo'lo Lodge A. <. md A,
H.. please takn hot!cr.
eBr bellyllle, Ont, papcfs please copy.
, 1877-03-14

1t Ia to he regretted tl,at, owing 10 the in
!ndtclous. It not scaMlalons, action Of tho Mu.
sicIana' unlon tho synrphony conccrts 70 tuccces.
fully tnaugnmtcl ty Mr. l.iescrang, havc been
abandoned. Tho cuncest aunounccd for Friday
synn'na, lhcrctosc.. WI not be sircn. wo shalt
Thu sale Of seats far tho Elllsna AblOtt conccrts
on Friday nvcning and Saturday nftcrnoon viii
commence this morning at llaucr'a music atoro,
nAt!ef thu Palmer House. 1t Il sincerely to be
turcd fhne tho yaung cuntatricu will recnlvo hand.
sol,e grratlnx In her old ho,nc.
'The fav1rito humorous Singer. Uasnahce, and nta
wel.knoWn lronpr will give q concert thit eventng
At AeC;oE'nick's Hall, with ons VI their popular
pfQgtNMMCst .-
, 1877-03-14
uEeTiNu DECHNCT.

10 EHt EdlE5F d 1HE Ifa5NFz.
CHTcAdo, March 13.-We could hcn1tly wish,
nftor tho dsgraccfnl proceedings Of Mctsrs. Con.
iy. Mccadfcy. Fitzgerald. ct al, In Tho Comfy.
noaEd meetings. that thcse rugilstic gentry might
curry out tlolr threats and attempt thn task oil
wcre It not that Tho outcome must In all certainty.
be like that between two rnseibfo members OF The
Kano County Bar. who cans to blows. One knocked
with yehemence. during tho operntton, '.Yol,
scoundrctt III make yo,l behave yourself like a
gentleman" To which the hcaten pnEty nnwesed
defJ youi you can't do I'll" CNEHKr.
, 1877-03-14
PLUSH THE tEWERy.

10 HS Ed1IF ~ 1hd 7T7tah5+
CHICAGO. March 1a.-Ono Of our large MGR.
chants said to n,e a day or two since: s.yo need
rain very much," "Whyr' said l. ''To wasll
out tho scwcrn which sro now causing 10 tuuct
sekncss In tito city" said ho. This suggests That
the whole pumping force Of tho Wafer Works
should bo used at cortnin times Of tho day week
to throw tho largest possible volume Of water into
the aewers through tho hydrana now seldom open.
W!llyrnK Tribune urgo this on Our Water Com-
mls1Ioncrs or city antI'ontss! Yours, e.
, 1877-03-14
ZOE G0SS.

NEw YoRk, March la-Judga Lawrence haa
oSerruled al points raised for Jos 0oss On q
habeaa corpus, except that relating 10 identity.
and on this point . reference u ordered.
NKw York. Yarch 1A-Joseph Goss, tho En-
gllsh pugiliSt, LEFT this afternoon In custody
Of Detective Bltgh, Of Kentucky, en- soute tof
Louisville.
, 1877-03-14
ENGLAND.

Onc OF tho best laws Of England Is that against
the adulternton Of food. Snow whito Improved
eorn.stArch 10 ~ pure ~ tho noW. fallen snow,
Snow. white gtoas stnrch is 80 per cent whteE and
stronger than that Of my other brsnd In tho mar
krt.
, 1877-03-14

will be put on tho ifnc between Sidney and
Dtaawool. peaacngcr On tho Eastern cx-
press train named Rofc from Northt1cld Minn.,
Of heart disease His remains wcro buried.
, 1877-03-14


MtLLS-.WIGALLoN-0n Wednesday, March 4,
at the residence OF tho brdes parcnts, Vevay, Ind
BY the Ncs, ThQmas Whallon. Dr. j. r. Mills, Of
Chicago, and MRs Anna NJ. Khtllon. -
, 1877-03-14
TARTARS FOR THE SIOUX.

LINCOLN, Eeb.. March IA special to the
Journal to-day ssys party Of 125 miners from
the coal de!ds Of PennsylyauiA arrived At Sidney
saturday, bound for tho Black Hills. Stephen
son d Massh'a new stages hare arrived, and
, 1877-03-14
THE COURTS.
a Wife In Pursuit Of Saloon. Keeper
...suing Railroad.
Record Of Judgments and Now SuIts...
Additional Bankrnpts.

Abons an hour or more Of Judge ntoorc's Tins
yesterday morning was occupied in hearing dc.
:, a;,.:: cnss: "a iss .es:.
an aged Indian titlc some forty years old, Tho do.
musrer was general that tho bin oueh& 10 bo dis.
mia.cd hnc,as. ,hn .,.r, m. .,.i. s,,s tss.
the proper remedy. II eompiata.n,s had an, rights rights.
VA. BY suit At law In ejectment. Judge h1ooro will
decide ,.,,s tho dsnu.ssr ,.,s' ta,!. morning,
, A SUIT UNDER zias L19uoh-L1cssss LAW.
1nase Jameson waa employed yesterday IN hear.
ds sas to ~ a .p.ss from h ao,
@ ns r.. Fsans s s.s s IT se + fSSass %
a @ a sna bs ss.n' bans,@sn ,as 9S, oho
Loas NM and Mlehaei Evans. II appeared that ltsr.
ris kept ea'oon on thc corner OF Morgan and Kin
ss +, In ss ,ss sSs .soa s as' ss s.fn s
es,iseJs often sot drink At il.rts .a1oon H. "a sns
e e'' ee ."a .s''' p,rnea s ''G ,bea s'e'' .d ssi
~" ' "' "'A*' EMMY. as iett
.'0t, ana n"' "oI 5et eome nack. flafHs'
on ,no o1ncf mana' denied the allegations Wholesale
him but fon, ~ sor ,eSe nad
cents. Tho casc wit b. concluded to.JaT' ~ p''4 w
- 1wo niss.1lsriEp corsnTs III.
in eaape5 .s ed @ Jsf: + sn hags he
builders. TT t6ey % not as.ce vi! together. Snd
yesafeasy Cohfoy. !eas!ne ~ wonld get the worst
ns e perSa n e1 H. ts, tsys
S93',st "a Il TT Il lo /: i! liebesr3s sa6d!,!son of
!S,s 1ek y Y N sehoo: sssto1 Addition 70 chesgo, on
nj EpoS =. Ne. iMS f's a EISKa
~ * s insamssf;2 :; s! :scS; Il. tt's !ss:sfs
was originally cunvcd for convenience. Tho part.
ness dsaE1es M and Holden sh5e:tsns t. selt The
E1 .hg ,of a 1Mn osnsaI. eiaimnE he ssh get
hs s sa TO- ss, Holden
TUE TUE eiiis1oo sf nazv,1iz ~ p'SG viscsssrs nA.n~
noAD
r. ho ;nt Of fosdck FIJI
F!tt:burs. cine!nnati i St: Lens italfoad asknS
Chicago, Danvfl!e q v'nccnncs Railroad right 10
Sss easo as ss'f sJR ss% 4
nboas twenty miles. one o. t!o en8nea Of the
IT, u ptoDey S t.
is;;es With canned sss ds@ars; .henis ss eoas M
IL petition Wis acd, nn,I ii wa rcierrod df 10 Mr
Joy; II Y ;sss ss :o5se g. ''eT in chsassf1 to sso
onss gS,7p Il .sarss s1ssaiofs sn s;o.t.s,
will of Jfcnfv Sn,lnr' nlrd Hill srnimsf Wnr;n
as aoss.ss Ga 5 os o
Of Chicago. -
BANKRUPTCY MArrEns.
10 Sfss ss .s. ss"sots I'd mss1 ss5 i'm s q Ne
.. in. n,sa xo,nntay pstton N nanRtnpt.
" iatG HDnuay evening. Ills secured debts
amonnt to ~ 800 and h!s unsecured 10 4:so 800. ~.
referred to iscgister iflbbard. p''''" ""'
f3cntvc Twasr - sniir. ~ 1oa t,,.u. ar~,.
nroferea debts sqo & st'a H. H.
unsecured SO, e3 d8. liia assets consist of land
sToo ii, ;aanufsctune innnmrn,.e wpaaa
eensS ssnss ss9w e Sa & Ss $57 dco Que or 9Esn
a general meetIng. viii b held btaFch DO In tho
dis cnnn az Il 4. Richmnnj VA reyrpr.3 r. tbc
ts,1.ts. - -; - .t.sA''o1 "as t01etseu W IaS
AeR'bteF ioe ma! report
yi8lonnl Assignee h1bd petition yeetcr]ay etntInp
that he had received 3a0. DI2t 10 from yurious
snnsrex and hnd c1r.nfod 3n11 ~, trts 1sf.s.ee
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-06
: . . 3 ] faE "a

To the Working Class We are nGW
prepared 10 furnish all cllsles with constant cIn-
Ryymcnt At hORis the whole Of the time, or lur
inc,r spare moments. business new, light ant
Profitable. Pcr-Ons OF either sex easily earn
from ~ cents iO s. per evening, and proper
uDall sum BY dCyOiiug their " hole time 10 he
business, Boys ard girls earn ncarlyas much
as men, That all who see this notice may s.nd
their addres, and tftt the business we make Tho
unparalleled Ofer To such ms are not well sstr-
ted We viii send one dollar 10 pay fer he
uoub," Of writing. Fall particulars, smaples
worth several dollars to dominance work 0ul
and q COPY 0fIomc and Firesidc, one Of the
- by man. Reader, ifyuu want permanent
profitable woTk bEORcE srINsos u Co, Port
and. Maine.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-06

LONDON, MAY 81, ls77.-The ex-prcsi'
dent arrived In Manchester at eleven
o'clock. and was received by the mayor
aud aldermen and a tremendous crowd
OF citizens, who manifested their enthu-
siasm BY continued cheering. In pursu-
ance Of his purpose to view the various
points OF interest in tine city General
Grant visited several Of the factories, the
new town assizes court and the royal
exchange. @h.@
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-06

believed that the time would como when
free interchange Of products would
take place between the two great nations
~ cnvnunos kiustrah
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General Grant replied, with humor.
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