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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-07

marmoles Y bronces, y cantadas por
todo 10 alto en- poenas inmortales pc
TO todas estas proezas, todas esas ha-
zanas me parecen Il mi cosa baladi y
deleznable cuando me acuerdo de aque-
LA senora gordita, baiita, coloradita,
que que Sc llama dona Mariquita, por-
que a1n vive, y Dios la de salud por
muchos amos, vecina mia hace algunos
amos porque los altos hechos de los
mas repombrados oapitanes no tienen
NADIA de particular comparados con los
de dona Mariquita, y tiene esta sobre
aquellas grandes fguras de la historic
Ii ventaja de la modestia, pues jamas
hizo alarde de su grandeza, y Ia muy
honrosa para ella de no haber causado
q la humanidad dano alguno, sino todo
10 contrario, de 10 cual no SO pueden
vanagloriar todos aquellos heroes cuya
gloria tantfsima sangre costo al mundo.
Dona Mariquita ha vivido siempre
en- la oscuridad, desconocida para to-
dos, excepto unos cuantos amigos, que
nj siquiera admiraban su heroismo,
cuando SO muera nj siquiera la dedica-
ri cuatro llneas La Correspondence, y
puede que no haya quien pague cinco
duros para que en- la cuarta plana del
indispensable periodico noticiero lepon-
ga su papeleta oon el flete negro, la
cruz y ell rengloncito de Sc sup1iod el co..
Gle.
Dona Mariquita, inooente en- paz Vi
via con su padre, oesante del ramo de
sales, que nunca pudo salir de pobre,
cuando conocio 4 un apuesto meritorio
de Gorreos, que entonces habia adn
meritolios en- las oacinas, y ahora no
los hay porqqe Sc La considerable que
10 dc m6noa es haeer meritos la mu-
chacha, que viva muy metida en- casa,
no habia visto muchos hombres, y en-
cuanto yi6 al Undo Arturo, que asi Sc
sintio haoia 81 pronunciada
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70.

Cierto amigo gacc5il.ero que pre-
tende echaria lie gracioso y de crfti-
co, aunquc carccc dc sal para 10 uno
y de conocilnientos literarios para 10
otro, que podr;f ser un mediano yer-
sficador, pero que es TN prosista de-
testable, exclama entire dos interro-
gaciones que sientan tan bien d la
Erase que encierran como un par de
pistolas i TN crucihjo: : fresca y aca-
bada de ordelar (este punto y coma
no es nuestro); cuando precisamen-
te Ia leche acabada de ordenar esti
callentc Esto, asl puntuado, dice
criticando una gacctilla del BoLErIN,
prueba inequlyoca de que el citado
novel gacetillero ignora que freyv,
ca significa no solamente :" 10 que es-
ta molcradauente frion sino tam
bien, segun ell diccionario de la Aca-
demia, reciente. acabado de hncer, de
cogcr ETC.; y osi Sc dir q,teso .1,res-
co, hueuo tresco, etc.
Tambien reproduce otra gacetilla
nuestra en- que hablabamos de una
mujer borracha, para hacer este CO.
rrecto comentario
"Conque va saben Eties, que en- es-
tado de embriaguez quiere decir que Sc
ha tornado una turca.
Esta noticia no nccesitaba darla d
-sus lectores el aludido gacetillero,
pues todo aquel que haya alberto ell
diccionario citado (pag. 772, undeci-
ma y Ultima edicion) sabe que, en-
casteilAno, turca signilica bo1rachera.
Procure ser en- todo 10 possible,
ell que ha de reprender, irreprensible. .
Esto aconseja ell sentido comm y
81 ell crftico de nuevo cuiio supiera
escribir lEejor que nosotros 81 flera
un Hartzenbusch s siquiera un Vi
llergas, gusto tendriamos en- recibir
sus lecciones. Pero ell que pone
Udes. por W. 8 N7es. ignorando
que astedes es una simple contraction
de vues','as mercedes +; el que hace
servir de sujeto a la Erase en- estado
de en15riagues, equivalonte a un sus-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-07
XII.

La condesa de Clavoagudo cay6 en-
una tenaz melancolla, Y q los dos amos
muli6, sin consolarse de aquella humi-
llaeion.
Teodoro y Clara yiven fplioes, en- hol-
gada posicion, con su hija: y la sehora
Maria contin1a Ell su podre casita, Vi
viendo con una pequena parte de 10 que
10 produce la reducida finca, y dando
todo 10 que le sobra 4 los pohres
Cuando van sus hijos a verla, Sc yuel-
We loca de algeria, y todos los domin-
gos les enyia media docena de delicados
bollos, hechos por sus primorosas ma
nnc,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-07

dia de Nochebuena, al rayar eli alba an
la parroquia de San Marcos, Y con dos
cnzas que de aguinaldo le habian dado
el dia anterior al meritorio en- la ofici-
na, la boda fue bastante lucidn So ce-
lebro gran banquete de seis cubiertos
EN- la fonda de los Leones de Oro. 4 du-
70 por barba, al que asistieron los No
vios, la tia en- quien fue depositada Ma.
riquita, ell emisario va mencionado del
novio y Ell irritado padre. mas Tranquil
10 va, viendo que Ia cosa no tenia re-
medic, y asombrado dc aquel opiparo
festin I: y luego por la noche f,seron to-
dos al tcatro del Principe, donde Sc re-
presentaba la comedia Coatiqo pan
ce6otta, que no parecia sino que Ia en-
presa la habia dispuesto expresamente
para solemnizar el efectuado enlaca A.,
los dos mas finos y constantes amantes.
Terminada 10 function, los esposos se
fueron casa Gle la tia, donde esta las
daba hospitalidad mi6ntras Dios lea
abrla camino, y 81 padre SO despidio de
ellos, diciendoles sentenciosamente
-Ahora vereis 10 que es bueno Va
me layo las manos ahora yare;s mr.
donde sails. ~
III.
Dos meses estuvieron el meritorio
10 merltoria en- compania de Ii respeta-
bic tia del primero, y por este hubie-
ran estado siempre con Ia tia, pero Ms-
rlquita deseaba tener su casita, aununa
fuera un cuartito interior on Ia calle
mas extrayiada, j 10 repugnaba viyir (
costa de aquella sonora Tn dia eli;o (
esta 81 tendria Inconvenience en- acom-
palalla q una parte, y habiendo obte-
nldo satisfactoria respuesta. se puso
Marlquita 81 manto, y con Ii tia as a
marido Sc fue al ministerio de Il Gnhar-
nacion, y subi6 & Ii secfetaria nra.
gunto bravamente a portsro
CoNTlNrAal. j
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-07

-Madre, V. no Sc separara va de
ncsotros, exclam6 Teodoro.
-Yo deseo 10 mismo, anadi6 Clara,
va arrepentida de su loca aticion al lu-
20.
-Hijos mios, murmuro llorando Ia
senora Maria, todo 10 que me pidais 10
hare, m6nos ESQ. Dos suegras juntas
Dios os libre. Yo me vuelvo mi ca
sta, donde tantos amos estuvo mi bolle-
ria, y vosotros os quedais en- la vues-
ira con yuostra madre, la senora conde-
sa, con quien debeis ser tolerantes Y
carinosos. Pero cuidado con volyer d
derrochar tn fortuna, Teodoro mio de
mi corazon, porque ahora 81 que no me
queda otra que ofrecerte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-07

Una carta fechada Ell Jacmel
d 26 de setiembre que plblea 81 IT,
mes de San Thomas, dice 10 sigliien-
te:
"El vapor de guerra. haitiauo
/" 1861 lego aqul cl u de agosto
y sah6 el l3 para la parte Este de la
isla. Traia 4 bordo al colnandante
del distrito, general Pantrizelle hiio,
100 voluntarios y 90 soldados eli
busca de ia goleta rebelde 1Malattre
que Sc dice ,conducir vairios revolu-
cionarios. Regres6 el vapor el %
sin encontrar NADIA. Corren runo-
res dc estar un vapor rebelde cru
zando nuestras costas.
Los candidates de mls~smpuie,
despues de Canal, para la presiden-
cia son Luis Tainis y Salomon Jel-
he. A7
AL principle de este mes ocurri6
I'm inceI dio Ell Port-au-Prince que
feuu]O 81 caSaS q cenlZaS.
No ha sido afortunado Baez en- el
Este: sc decia que Maximo Gullon
Sc lie habia rendido; pero luego Sc
aseglraba que estaba EN- el Nordeste
d la cabeza de sus partidarios. Trata-
ron los baezistas de derrotar L los
rebeldes ell % de agosto, nero reci-
bieron gran escarmiento retirandoss
d Moca, dejando detras de ST so
muertos, IL heridos ~ prisioneros,
IA sillas de montar. I mulas y varios
equlpajes. Hf Ga
Sc ha recogido Ia cosecha de cafe,
ell que Sc cotiza d l24 y l23 O.
Creemos sospechosas las noticias
que Sc referen al gobierno del Sr.
Baez, por ser lnuy conoeidas las SIM
patlas de los haitianos hacia los que
combaten al hombre de mas presti-
gio y orden que ha producilo Ia ve-
Gina repdblica. s"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-07
DONA MARIQUITA.
/ HIsroRIA yuLaARtsImA.

Cesar, Napoleon / Y todos los gran
des hombres que en- el mundo han sido,
habran hecho marayillosas proezas y
hazanas dignas de ser esculpidas en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-07
GACETA DEL,G.a..
- s

Nombrado agrilnensor pdblico D.
Ricardo n Warren.
El 5 de noviembre tendra lngar en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-07

tantivo en- ablativo, hi menester ir 1
Ii escnela i estndiar gramatica para
ponersc Ell aptitud lie eime1dar Ia
plana i quienes Sc han qnemado mas
que el las pestaiias en- esta clase de
estuflios.
81 i coger gIzapos ftl9ramos, no
habrla n1mero Ell que no pusieramos
ell evilencit al flamante crftico mas
como no es esta nuestra mission, le
.delareinos disparatar i gu sabor. sin
-bledo la que olga de
nosotros una persona que estimamos,
pero en- quien no reconocelnos COM
petencia bastante para censurar 10
que eScribe la redaccion del BoLETIS.
No conocemos ibros de ensenan-
"a que hayan tenido tanta aceptacion
en- In Peninsula y en- las Antillas coz
mo las Leecioaes de Nundo q Leccio-
nes Fani1iares de nuestre amigo
i.ustrado escritor D. TsoiofO Cue
rrero. Ri Episcopado espanol las
ha recomendado eficazmallte i las es-
cnelas por la pura y sencilla moral
que contienen, las Juntls superiores
dc instruction p1blica dc las islas de
Cuba y Pnerto-Rico, Sc apfesuraron
q declararlas de texto desaeaue vie-
ron Ia luz pdblica. el Gubierno de
s, NJ. las declare i 81 vez como tales
en- Ia metr6poli, l,iegn, por Neal Or
den de 8 de mario de 1876, eli las
Anti!las, y pors fin, ell Gpbierno Ge-
neral de Puerto-Rieo en- circular de
o de agosto iitimo, pliblidatia en- In
Gaceta mum % de II del misIno,
considerable dichas obras de sun.a
utilidad para Ia iastracioa de Ia ju-
eeat'd, dispuso que las Juutas Local
les de instruction p1blics, profesores
de Ia Capital y de las den1ls locali-
dades de csta provincia, adquieran
las obras 4 fiji de queen sas respec-
tivos establecimientos de enscnanza
prinaria Sc ejerciten los. aihos de
ambos sexos Ell Ia leetura de aque.
| Has. rrsx
Las eitadas obras sc expenden en-
casa del Sr. GonzaieE y G..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-15

Sherwood D y and 60. Trus.
tees. slU....l5 q.
sherwood b y and On. 1ru..
MS.
Sherwood u Y and 90. 1rns-
sherwood D y and CO. Tru.
tsss.............:. $50. ..ic.....l 90
Sehmiedeli. liochsiAdter
Co. rrustees............ .s9S.....s...... IS
Schmiedsli. llochstsiter y
Go. Trustee. ..iesi....D.....s
Sehmieiell. Hoehstadier
On. Trustees. .tcs2. 100. la.
5ehmiedeii. Hochstadtsr
Co, Trustees .1C26. ...lO.. i 20
sehmiedeli, Hoehstsdter
Go, Trustees. ia. D.....3 :.
echniedeii. Ifoehstsdter 4
90. Iru,iee..............: 1919. ...io....i0
s~ehmieieii. Hoehrtadter
ca, Trtstees..............H0 . ..l0.....1 70
schmiedsli. Hochstadtr
Co., Trustees 500. ..,D. ....3 ..
eehmiedell. Hochstadter
Co. Trustees .............. 0si....2O.....1 o..
schmiedell. Hochstsdier
%. Trustees .............alS3 .lOo....io -.
Sehmiedeii. iiochstsdtsr
90, rruBteea............... S7fi.....o...... u
eehmisdeli. Hoohstadtsr
o.. Tfusteee Observation-Disclosures. io =.
sehnisdsiL Hoehsadtss
o. Irustsss .............eo6 100. ...l5. =.
eshnisdsn. Hoehstadfer
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-15
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OvricE or CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.
im.~Aas n Sass y The s:I bo.rd Of In Tru: ssss q /
The ab.ye Lamed Company. hid this isy. .
dividend mo-. 80 OF TsS . J~h.llavs = ,hais
was declared. psyAbie on fhu'sdsy. 5aIs itih.
Tpnsfrr bosks rl.ssd until .rn- i3ih.
tS A. w nAvEks, tscretafy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-15

And In accordance with law, and an order " the
Heard q Dirse,ors. made On the lith day o. April.
may BE- necessary. viii 10 soft II pubic auction, 81
the efice VI the Company. Room " laywafd's
cAliforp!s, on THURSDAY. the SEVENTH Gthj
day ofJUhk is:1. 81 the hour Of one o'eloek 2. 1. u
said day. 90 pay ssid delinquent assessment thereon,
the sale. w, X. DEAN, Re,rvtsp,
Oniee- Room ~ ~IIsyNsrd's bulliinr, No. tIy
California street. San Francisco, California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-15
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A LPHA CONSOLIDATED MINING CON.
"A pany- The Tenth AnLrai Meeting Of tho
pt ekholdsrs OF the above NAMED Company. for
such oths bus'nrss - may he prevented. will
No bold on MONDAY. June 10. is1f-ihird
Monday n Jsns-ati o clock ,. n. on hat day,
a. th- ofirr of the corporation. Room No. 10
Nevada hiork. No. 30 hGnisontry street, Pan
Francisco, California. Transfer bnok closed on
nond,y; June u. III; o. ! S'e'Ssk s..:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-15
DIVIDEND NOTICE

OYPicE or THE CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company. Ban rrancisco. Caiifonia, Ju.s
nh. tsT.-at > meeting Of the D. ard AZ D-
rectou of the above named Company, held
this dsy. . dividend mo. itI Of Two Uoliars per
,h.rs wss declared. payable on Yrd.y.
isio c. p. GORDON. seer,,.r,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-15
pOsTPONHsiRSr.

At . meeiipy Of the Trustees Of the silver
Hi MItlbG Company. held on the TN day Of
juno, 1877. ihe date OF nale of delinquent stick
10, asscssmtnt No II VAS postponed until
FRIDAY. the 18th day Of June. ISL. d III
isila W. B. DEAN. seerst.u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-15
LOST.

AN ACCOUNT BOOK WAS LOST ON o
"a street, Virginia. % wednssday last. Ins
bo~k cosi.lns tbs name q N. d. frsose. TIE
hpdsr will ~ saiiabty ,svarded b. lesvine y
sans d The Posien. Boob eto!s. viFEtnisC ~
ny7stf N. !. fAks0Nss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-15

And In accordance with law and an order Of
the board OF DIRECTORS. made on the Let day OF
May, 1871, 90 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock NJ may be neceesary sln oe
Msnrice Dore L Co. No. 40 Pine street, Ban
Franelso, California. on TURaDAY,. the
T~venty.sixth lasth) day Of Juns. 1911. at ne
hour OF . o'clock p. y. Of said day, " pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together Win
costs Of advertising and ssp:1ss: q ne ssls.
.Onlcs-No. - Acadsmy Building. No. 10 Pine
sssss, San yrsscisee. csiisoraia. YEA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-15
CAUTION.

NygRMAN SILVER MINING COMPANY.
negotiating the following deserted certincAtss
OF Overman Silver Mini g Company stock. %
thu same have been sold for ron payment Of
Assessment No. ":
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-15

arcensbaum. Helbing h CO.
Trustees. ........
Greenebsum. uelbing h Ia,
Trustees. .7oj6. ... W.....l ~
0reenebsum. uelblng 4 co.
Trustees e..
6reeoebsnm, Hslbing a o.,
Trustees. .f55t.. .iU....lo ..
Greenebsum. Helblng a Co,
Trusfecs-................. 1ysI .lOu.. ..l5 e.
GrceneDauin, Helbing 4 Co.
Trustees ............ zee. syS .iVO. ID e.
Grc-n-taum, Helbing 4 Co. -.
.xyy9. ..h.....'S "a
0r~r-tanm. iIelbing a 90.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-13

cured the establishment Of the old mail
route between Albion and GRANVILLE.
--Citizens OF Morgan county have sign
ed petition asking Gov. Cullom to APP
point Miss Ida N. Wood notary public,
On the 9th, AlOis Buchanan, OF High
land, an insane man, just back from the
asylum, killed with club his thirteen
year old son, believing 1t his mission to
do the act.
Herman Meyer and Ernest Bliem, OF
Peoria, were arrested on the 9TH, charged
with committing rape on young girl
named Mary Walker, and lodged in Jail.
The complaint Is made by the girls step.
father. tt tlf..
The Illinois State Board OF Agricul-
turc has fixed the time for holding the
next State Fair at Freeport, commencing
Monday, September 18th. and continuing
during the week.
The Secretary of the State has issued
certificates OF incorporation to the Cen
trail Hall company, OF Chicago, capital
$780, 600; to the Forman Staye and Head
ing company, OF Forman, johnson coun-
", capital $4,000; and to the Jerseyvile
Library Association.
Coroner Hendrix. of Mclean caunty,
has issued circ ular to the police OF all
cities and towns, and sherifts, giving the
description of tramp who is supposed to
have murdered Albert Anglen, of Browns
Creek, w. Va, at Towanda, in that
county. The murderer IL now supposed
to be Charles klusky, who left Shipman,
ILL.,, with Anglen, and who answers the
description OF the man who was seen at
Towanda with Anglen, even to scar on
his face. A party of Bloomington hunt.
ers say that they saw a man answering
Klusky's description at Burr Oak, in
Ford county. Coy. Cullom has offered
arcward OF 5000 for HUSKY.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-13
TrUatee'R Sale

Public Notice 10 hereby given that by yr.
tue Ofthe power given me i'm two deeds OF
trust, executed, acknowledged and deliy.
cred by John Devtne to the undersigned,
Hugh Callahan, the first dated May LIST,
1910, given to secure the payment OF Q
promissory note OF sald John Deyine, of
even date Herewith, for the sum of two
hundred and twelve dollars, payable six
months after date, and recorded In the re-.
c0rder's office of Alexander county, In
book q, at page l4S; and the second dated
March 22d, 1876, given to secure the pay.
ment ofanOther note Of said John Deyine.
OF even date Herewith, for the rum Of two
hundred dollars, payable one day after date,
with interest at ten per cent. per annum
from date, and recorded In the said record.
er's ONCE, In book 9, at page 500; and upon
which said notes there 10 now due the sum
Of $469.42, win, on the Goth day Of Novsm-
Der, 1877, at the hour Of ii O'clock q, M, of
said day, at the front door oithe courthouse
In the city OF Cairo, county OF Alexander
and state OF Illinois, sell at public auction.
to the highest bidder for cash, the following
described lots OF ground, being the same
described in and conveyed by each OF said
deeds of trust, t0-wlt: Lots twenty.three
(28) and twenty-four CA, in block fiity.two
(b2, in the said city Of Cairo, county Of
Alexander and state OF Illinois, together
with all the right and equity of re demption
Of the said John Devine in aud to said
premises. The purchaser will be entitled
to deed and immediate possession of the
premises. Dated October 10Th, 1877.
HUGH CALLAHAN, Trustee.
SAMUEL L. WHEELER, Atty TOR Trustee
weekly st
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-13

q record Of the words, but shall have
them respoken; and If that second diaph.
ragm be that of the transmitter OF q
speaking Telephone, we shall have the
still more marvellous performance of
having them respoken and transmitted
by. wire at the same time to distant
point.
The Reproduction is very similar to In,
denting apparatus except that a more
delicate diaphragm Is used. The repro.
duct0r has attached to Its diaphragm a
thread which In turn Ia attached to hair
splng, upon the end OF which is a "
shaped point resting upon the indenta.
tons OF the boss. The passage OF the
indented boss underneath this point
causes 1t to Use and fall with precision,
thus contributing to the diaphragm the
motion of the original one, and thereby
rendering the original words again
audible. OF course Mr.. Edison, at this
stage OF the invention finds some diff
Guilty in reproducing the finer articula-
tons, but he is quite justified by results
obtained from his first crude efforts, in
his prediction that he will have the ap.
paratus In practical operation within
year. He has already applied the prln>
ciple of his speaking.t telephone, thereby.
causing an electro magnet to operate the
inlenting diaphragm, and will undoubt'
edly be able To transmit a speech, made
upon the floor of the senate.
from Washington to New York, record
the same automatically in New York,
and by means OF speaking telephones
redeliver 1t in the editorial OF every
newspaper in New York. In view OF
the practical inventions already contri-
buted by MIR. Edison, Is there any one
who is prepared to galnsay this predic.
ton? ], for One,am satisfied that 1t will be
fulfilled, and that, too, at any early date.
EDWARD II. JOHNSON, Electrician.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-13
CHANCERY NOTICE.
State Of Illinois, county Of Aleyund

State Of Illinois, county Of Alexander.
Circuit court of Alexander county, January
term, A. ID. 1873.
Peter Adams vs.. Mary Adams. Bill for divorce.
Affidavit Of the non-residence OF Mary Adams
the above named defendant having been flied in the
Office OF the clerk Of said court Of Alexander county
notice is hereby given to the said nonresident de-
iendant that the said Peter Adams, complainant,
iled his bill for divorce on the chancery side there
fore the 18th day Of October, A. d. 1871, and that
summons therenpon issued out Of said court against
SAID defendant returnable the first Monday In the
month Of January, A, ID, 1878, as the law directs.
shall personally be and appear before the circuit court
OF Alexander county on the first day ofthe next term
be held at the courthouse at the city Of
Cairo, IN said county, on the first Monday in the
month Of January, A. d. 1873, and plead answer
or demur to said bill ofeompant, the same and the
matters and things therein contained will he taken
for and as confessed and decree rendered against
you according to the prayer of the same, &c.
~, JOHN A, REEVE, Clerk.
w. G. Mulkey, Comp,'s sol'r,
wiwl Cairo, Ills, Oct. 5th, A. d. 1877.
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DEMOCRATIC AscnNpENcy,

State Register, 9th: In spite of the
herosy OF secession, and the equally
wicked theory OF Capitalization, the one
being the right hand sliding, and the
other the left hand detection, the true
glory and peace Of the nation rests in the
perpetual union OF the sovereign states.
Of these states the Democrats have now
the governors Of Alabama, Arkansas.
California, Connecticut, Delaware, Flor.
Ida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Louis.
lana, Maryland. Mississippi, Missouri.
New Jersey, New York, North Carolina,
OMe, oregon, South Carolina, Tenncst
zee, Texas, Virginia and West Virginia
seven OF which, exclusive OF Delaware.
are northern states. The Democracy
hold the house OF representatives, THE
day OF absolute Democratic asccndancy is
| not far distant. ""' N' 80
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

State Of Illinois, County Of Alexander.
Term, 1878.
uIbaineJ I.onhienne vs.. Mary L. Lonhenne.
PHI Tor Diyorce-ln Chsncery,
!, ,Ahdavit ofthe non-re sidence Of Mary +. Lon
hlenne, the defendant above named, having
oeen illed in the Office tf the clerk OF said
court OF Alexander county, notice 10 hereby
RNen 10 the said non resident defendant,
.hal the complainant filed his bill of com.
paint IN said court On the chancery side thereof
On tne ioth day Of October, AID. 1877, and that a
summons thereupon issued out Of said court
against sa said defendants, retrrnable on the
n ,u Monday in the month of January, A. D.
ao.s, Us 10 by law required. Now. Therefore,
unless you, the said Mary II. Lonhienne, shall
personally ns, be and appear before the said circuit
t OF Alexander county on the first day OF
h tne next term thereof TO be holden at the court
aouse the city of Cairo. in said county on the
n ia!S Monday In the month Of January, A. d.
Io,s, anu plead, answer or demur to said bill oil
Compliant, the same and the matters and things
.h9feih SET forth, will be taken 40 confessed and
a, ",eree entered against you according to the
-, JOHNA. REEVE, Clerk.
nv. G; MrLREY, Complainant's Solicitor.
cairo. u.s., Oct. 10Th, A. d. 1877. Gw.