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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30
1888. 1856. 1877 sTH Az.

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Blankets. 81 so up.
bales rcd twill Flannel, 25c., formerly 3711c.
cases American Calicoes, 4c
10 cases American Canbrics, SC. per yard.
Towels from &c. up.
Napkins Toe. DOZEN
Damask Towels, 81 % . dozen.
Table Damssk at Sic yard, up
Glovss from 10c n pair up
4 Ladies' Balbriggnn Hose, 25c.
Children's Hosiery In endless assortment
Evening star., 1877-11-16
District Burdens.

The report OF Commissioue- LU yey of the
Washington Asylum, affords another Illus
tration OF the special bur lens tnal fall upon
the taxpayers of this Dis rict fIom being
citizens Of the sea: ,. government. OF As
the year, but 20 were natives OF the District
OF Columbia. or 1,nl= persons committed to
the workhouse during tie same period, bu.
ass were natives of the District. This state c T
things occurs from the fact that the national
city attracts q never ending procession OF
fmpecunious people, office-seekers, persons
with claims, persons with hobbies Der-
sons with inventions, mOromaniacs or
downright crazy people, aid generally
vagrants and hard cases OF eve-y de-
scription, who get stranded here without
means and are thrown upon our almshousas
and hospitals TO be supported by our tax
payers. The citizens of the District are re-
quired TO pay for the improvement of the
wide government streets; to pay for the sup
port OF a fire department to preserve the gov.
ernment property; TO pay for the education
OF children OF government employees, mem-
bers OF Congress, and of the immense gov
eminent contraband population brought here
durirg the war; and 20 pay for the support
&c the thousands OF psupers drawn to the
government city. And yet, when the people
OF the District ask Congress TO shoulder an
equitable share of these burdens, they are
characterized as shiftless, i-lportunate beg
gars, who want 10 be supported by the na
ton,
Evening star., 1877-11-16
French Affairs.

The debate yesterday In the French Cham
Der OF Deputies was OF the most exciting
character. There was furious word tilt be
tween Duke de BrOglie and Gambetta, and
much violent personality passed between
them. Both of the orators are representative
men of France. The nObleman is Guilt
waited and accomplished Orleanist, whose
ideal government il that OF England, and
who cOnscien iOusly believes that monarch
ism is best su ted TO the needs OF France. But
lie has always been as much opposed TO
IOyalist as TO democratic excesses, and was
q consistent, determined and hated opponent
OF the second empire. These facts make his
present position anomalous; the son of him
VITO vigorously defended the liberty OF the
press II 1Sl1, joins in suppressiDg the news
paper to-day; the bitter enemy OF the Bona
paTtiSts in the time OF their power. now
allows his great abilities to bs made their
stepping stones to the crown. His speech
yesterday was an able one. aud pre-
sented fOrcibly all that could be sail
for the ministers. The charge OF fraud was
repelled and a counter charge advanced. II
was intimsted that the formation OF min
istry from the Left was not TO be dreamed OF,
and That the government would not submit
TO the One-sided inquiry into the elections,
proposed by Alber' = -evy. In the course Of
his remarks sarcastlc allusiOn was made
TO Gambetta, which brought that hOt-headed
orator to his feet as soon as an opportunity
OF gaining the floor presented itself He lie
Tended himself aEd his party, charged that
forty seats had been gained TO tie ministry
by oppression and corruption, denied that
the irquiry was Illegal aud that he was an
antagonist Of Marshal MacMahO1, AMI In
simulated that # second dissolution was de-
ceed by the Senate in face OF the decision o.
France, the action would be cOnsidere revo
lutionary, and the Chamber wOult resolve
itself into a convention. His vivid aud i'm
passiOned elOqueace, the energy OF his de
livery, and his ringing voice, no doubt
made this speech very Impressive, and
gave him the appearance of cOaqu sror
IN the war OF words; bIt il is evident that
a few more such victories viii make impoS-
sible the success of the republican policy OF
peaceful solution Of the present difficulties.
Ii + Grevy and no Gam5etta who has the
judgment and steaIiness which are neces-
saTy tor leader il the present crisis. If, IL
spite Of the efforts Of Grevy, violence IS re-
sorted 10, then VIII be the time for the de-
hant orator TO rouse France; for the present
II would. perhaps, be we'll if the true friends
OF the republic wOuld follow the example of
the mtlder members of the Left, al the be-
ginning OF Gambe:ta's political career, who
are said 10 have been in the habit OF pulling
him back entreatirgiy by the coat tails
whenever he arose ia his wrath 10 aunihi-
late some offending monarchist.
Evening star., 1877-11-16
rHr WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains

. Inc News OF tHe WeeKj Interesting Hu-
LLsl reports OF government and District
C..cials; Proceedings OF Congress; the Crisis
IA France; latest from the Conflict In the
East; Agricultural Matters; Proceedings OF
TIE Potomac Fruit-Rrowers AT the November
meeting; White House and Department
News; Proceedings OF the Courts; Local Az
fairs; Choice Stories; Poems aud Sketches;
Agricultural and Household matters etc.
1TUas 81 per annum, In advance, postage
p-epa.di single copies nve cents, In wrappers.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

Winter and srow may after all have an i'm
portsnI influence on the decision of the East
ern question. II Pievna is not taken through
starvation or by assault before the last OF
November, cOlU weather and blinling storms
may do what the Turks cannot, and dislodge
the Russians from their positions. In Asia
snow seems to be the only hope OF the Turk
ish generals to prevent the campaign from
coming 10 a disastrous close. Il Noukhtar
Pashs and his reinforcement 81 Erzeroum
and the garrison at Kars, eau repIlse the
Russian assaults until the winter season, the
Turks will still have strong hold on Arme-
MIA At the opening Of the next campaign.
There are indications that Osman Pas1a
however. Is tired Of playing the dodge
corner game, and - preparing To make an
offensive movement against the Russians
u is therefore pOSsi Die that heavy lighting
aroun1 Plevna may sooc be definitely re-
ported.
Evening star., 1877-11-16
To Correspondents.

AL letters intended for publication, referring IN
any way to the editorial department OF the paper
should be addressed 20 TAs Efitor of Ths Sds Those
relating 10 its business departments should De sd-
dressed 10 The PEbhsAsr a Tas S;or. Observance
ofthese directions instead Of addressing such letters
IN either case, 20 an individual name VIII prevent
provoking delays.
Checks etc .. in paym- % bills should n nj cases
be made pay able t. the order Of The Ereniaz STA,
Nerspaye- ongpary,-not 10 that OF any individual.
- No anonymous communications read. No re-
ected commune atiOns returned.
Evening star., 1877-11-16
PERSONAL.

DIVORCES promptly and legally obtained in
~ various stares without publicity or exposure
Guaranteed legal everywhere. Incompsubity. de-
sert1on &c, sufficient cause. Com ultstou free and
strictly confidential GkO LINCOLN, New YO:k
Law Agepcy, once No. Goa Pennsylyanis avenue
Northwest, Warrington. ID. u DOvS 2ws
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONOERN.
This lie 70 notify ths public that JOHN y. HAYES
IL no longer my attorney. said power having bsen
revoked October 18th, l5, aud all persons are fcre-
nov7-6Sw ELIZABETH CROPLEY.
MADAM Boss, ,MsdicalE Business Clarroyanft
tV1 AsroIOgiS, born with 3 natural gift, can be
from 9 Q. m. tOsp.m. oct24-ly
Two THE LADIEs-Ladies navins supeTnuons
l hair on face, arms and neck can have Il psrms-
Dently removed in one week. " ithOut jury t. the
skin. warranted cure for Freckles Mules, PIN.
ple-, and si diseases OF the scalp; premature gray
ntss cured in one day. A cure eusrsnteeS IN all
ensesi eesi..su PRos: "a AsR ID MAJ, MAD L, sLaDE
EIPsEY CLAIHvOlANT FROM EUROPE,
NJ greatest wonder Of the world, tells your life
from the cradle to the grave; consulted love,
risge, sickness death, law suits ds absent friapd
lost or stolen property brings the
together; never falls has the great Euro pean harm
sstonfshes all ber visitors; satisfaction warranted
Hours: o TO D. S34 7th street near cor. II. o. ON
A sTKOLOGIsT.-Mrs. DR.. ELLTs, sos Penn.
"A sylvania avenue. N you would know the tra'h
consult the Dr. In ell things. ofice hours from 3 ..
M tog .. m sepH 6m
NADAM COSTELLO, Disci pie OF N Tie Lyno7-
Vl mand. Paris, the greatest Planet Reaoer evt- n
America, can be consulted a. her house, No N 4
street northwest. street cars pass the door.
sepH-y
Evening star., 1877-11-16

By 81 wALt ER $50 Loui.iapa av
DSe 2 and 1924 st. n " 10 rocms, eli iInps o9.
ilGS and HOO 7th 81, Store and r- esca, SIS.
FcuF 4rcom Houses let ct, between NJ snd sw.,
10 eooO ter ants So. novl5-iw
Evening star., 1877-11-16
BOOTS AND SHOES,

J. GEORGES
y. CITIZENS' AND MILITARY BOOT AND
SHOE Make,
No. 9110 Pa. are. . u., aeay WasAiagtos Circle
Easy .'s'.. .aa., .,,a :, :, ;'s sa.r.. .,,, II
% % to relieve Corns and Bunions, Q speciality.
He gives each purchaser q box OF PATENT
ing free Of charge
Prompt attention given to al orders By mall.
octl-n
Evening star., 1877-11-16
N e ce ssary Arti les
FOR GENTLEMEN.

FOR GENTLEMEN.
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERoHIEFs,
COTTON HAIF-HOsE.
From SI 30 per dozen up.
WOODEN HALF HOSE,
sUsPENDERs,
From 9Jc. to So
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
From 81, for e. cd articles, and upwards.
vERYFIsE CANTON FLAS. DRAWERS.
For On 90
FIVE. and pract cally the best. BED FLANNEL
For 81
NIGHT SHIRTS, best material and workman.hip, p,
Fer S1OO and a 12Sa
"AnsOriA shiAis' ''''"0'iR iTo% sn'sRR. ssRR..1ss up.
Rufiled and Embroidered ,som SHIFTS for So
FANCY SHIFTS for 81 30.
LINEN COLLARS u
LINEN REVERSIBLE CUFFS.
SILK HAM kEECHIEFS
FINE BLACK NECKwEAR
Finest Kid, Calf, Castor and Cloth GLOVES
Extra Heavy MEBINo SHIRTS and Drawers
For 1 95
HEAVY GLOVES AND MIrTEHs.
CARDIGAN JACKETS,
RUBBER COATS. "'
From 81 so to SIS.
BLACK SILK SQUARE CRAyATs
BlACk SILK AND SATIN STOCKS.
rILK AND wOOLEy MOFFLERs.
GERMAN KNIT JACKETS.
EVERY ARTICLE THE BEST OF ITS
SORT. AND THB RESULT OF LONG
EXPERIENCE AND STUDY.
ONE PRICE ONLY FOB ALL WARES.
PRICE REFUNDED FOB GOODS RETURNED
GEO. C.. HENNIN9,
ncyIs-tr No. 40 Seventh streef.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

Square bounded by x and L, N. Cap and e.. 81
To LOm.
60 900, S3 900. On first class Real Estate, at
por cent.
J. STANLEY JONES,
DoNo ~ 01l TIN street.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

III 10 81
y Bas n m red ii. Once 20 ,3a3 street.
once Heuis-s1 TO 81 m, sh to ,. m ITO
~ HUGHEs, "THE WHISKY MAN"
III VIZ receive io-niorn o~ Saturday. at els d
yANDIKI'3 PURE EYE sPEOIALTI.
Cars y III ,, from Georgetown all day.
By -pecisi sTrsi 2 meut- deies atohs can obtain
I 80 tickets = aqusrier' II
III Z. OFFLEY y Co.
NKERS,
SoBTEZAsT CCRsER OF 18TH AND s-s.,
Opposite Treasury Department.
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND EXCHAHeE.
Dealers in Gold, G GJyernmeuts, Foreign and Dc
Inve.tment -e. urItis. ,pecislty. novl6 Inn
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
~ AT BRODHEAD's,
1905 street, between 18th snd 18th streets.
Coco ss;tIus Cotton le: spool, Ioc. dOz;
6lsIks s,; ! = go "a: Spool Cotton, SS Sc;
fesufifuI Neck Bufipe. Iec. yard;
Regular made British Hose, a5c pair.
.ss., sSH. Ss'oE kiS Ss7;ss' ssv. i% s.
S0S1 Goo i.b1ttSn S1,ton :. " IS
Fruit Of the Loom yard vide Cotton. 81;
Reapot ~ yard xide Gotten. oply SIC per yard;
Besu,iful silk finished Cretonn e, widsj Iaii and
Son @ BII Se'e ss so,h ., foreisn an Al 'oos
novis-tr l205 q, bet I'm and 18th.
a CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
S MISSES shPa 4 six and
Beaver, all Of which nave been manufactured on
cur rTsmlss; uSder the Supervision Of Mr.: C;W
hands employed on Closks in our wOrkroom.
Every Garment is guaranteed t, be A. presented,
YORK ma osact1Tars witson, feSr Of .ayna that our
Garments are made up OF better material, with more
taste and greater care.
Being the only manufacturers in this cry. Msr-
shap'S are particularly r. sted to insect our
Stock. ss we shall sel TIN Ia ST less than New York
wholesale prices.
LANsBJRGH & BRO,
fO4 and 400 7th street.
Branch Store IO2O 7th street. novl6-iw
st EPHENsoN's
BUNDLED HINDLING WOOD
FIRE LIGHTER IN ETERY BUNDLE
The BEST AND CHEAPEST IN EsE, AND
THE ONLY BUNDLED WOOD INTRO.
DUCIaG FIRE LIGHTER
Lsk your Grocer for it and take no other.
FULL STOCK OF COAL AT LOWEST
MAEkET RATES
Oai.e. Southeast Cor Iem st. aud Pa. are.
Evening star., 1877-11-16
MEDICAL. &c.

hR. LEON, The Oldest Established aad ouIy Re
- Liable Ladies Physicisn in the CITY cau be c0a-
No. sos 9th street %. W, from tbs o 'cl OK All
ensle ComplsiUrs quickly cured Ofice aud Resi-
dence, 3 Monroe street, Baltimore. poyIi-ly
nR ROBERTSON, 82I u street, betWse9 ON
and 10th; fifteen year, experience in specisl ~
nee practice; separate Offices for ladies' aud gentle
mem sll CONSULTATIONS strictly CONFIDENTIAL: cure
EnsIanteeo, or no Ct srge See notice below M In
consult DR. LION, THE OLDEsr.EsTAB
" Hsheo specialist IN the city. He guarantees 4
bIe Of ali Acute and CSpon,e sku pssss n AbsS pns
doned enc III l-treated a specially thorough
sn er DC chase Separate consulting rooms sos
"ShTIsFAt TIoN'-A po.itivs cure; 81 per
formula sGtSe sS R PsPsrsd aseO,dns % the original
Penhsyh snis avenue. Consultation free. oct25-lm'
nR. RICoRDs ESSENCE OF LIFE restores
y manhood ard the vigOr Of youth 70 the most
cause arising. Failure impossible. Beusre of ad.
yertlsers who of called Free Prescr ptions that
whateSer has merit must cost a fair price. IS per
case. seLt BY express anywhere Sole Agent, br
!3 SiAeSuE University Place. New YORK
nR.A g. TRANsIAU, after more than twenty
y years hosgitsl and private practice. treats only
diseases Of Women Vel sfss and I'd
letter. Private 0fhces, No 40 sth street, four
Pm. msr22 Iy
SPKCIAL NOTIOE.-Dr. ROBEKTsOs can be
ee SoSsSife6 on eye.y Ssdn.sdsy and ssgrdsy at hs
s,s Nm on =. dis3ssss0f the Ur9.y Organs and
nes' Nervous Debility, lmPotency, Premature De-
Dinnese OF eiRh or Giddiness Indigo sion &c, &C..
AZ resulting from abuses in youth, excessss in
hood, and early inaiscretions Gonorrhea Structures
aud Syphilf iQuickly cured DR.. X. is a native of
Ealtimore, With years ex perienoe 10 special prsc
tice endorsed by the leading ysicans OF his city
visits w ashington every Wednesday aud SATURDAY
Persons In need OF for any of the
above diseases will find it TO their interest 20 call
upon him, who viii insure honorable aud scientihc
treatment, and . cure guaranteed fn every case be
undertakes. Will refer bis patrons 10 ~ OF the
leading PhyssfsDs OF Baltimore, and show lett.rs of
testimonials from the same. Gall or address sboVe
or to j D South Butaw street. Baltimore. mar2p-ly
Evening star., 1877-11-16

EOR EkNT. FOR RENT
i by h. u. HULTZMAN, 10th and y streets n "
Three urnished Houses, well located, % private
lsmh e. only, l25 t. s95O
Large hall sBd is elegant rooms above at G21
Pennsy aria avenue n W w- - Us
lxIx 1871 sire north west, u rooms, mod inn rs
nSHe rem ave NV. IL roo ms, moo imp ..... loo
iZl4 "a q street northwest. IL rooms mod IMP rs
llI4 Nj street northwest, rooms, mod. IN n SIS
0Jx ~ street northwest, rooms. mod imu--.. As
1901 9TH stfeet w, rooms, store and stable 81
6OS street porthw est, 6 rooms ..... . Z.
OlS lltn street northwest store and cellar 10000, Is
600 u streeI southeast, s'ore............ n
For Sale
Houses and Lots, large and small in all sections Of
the city. at reduced rates ocfs1v
Evening star., 1877-11-16

-
issue on the lst and 18th OF each month "Bu! /.
etn" OF ali property for sale aud rent on my books,
which csn be haf on application kl Esy oloe, eT VII
be sent ty mail IL dc ed.
Loans.
81 900 al s per ce noyl4 tr
Evening star., 1877-11-16

TIE Grophie has a cartoon representing
s. The Democratic Donkey Stripping the
Clothes Off the Back OF the Army" As the
republican Senate seems disposed to "out-
strip the democratic House in the matter of
reducing army appropriations, the Graphic
W II have TO make another picture changing
I-e politics Of its army-cropping animal.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

Tie TRIAL of General Escabedo, al Browns
vile. FOR violating the neutrality laws of the
country, by organizing a military force in
Texas in the interest OF Lerdo, can hardly
be cons idered, as has been suggested an in
diCation that the United States favors the
Disz government; especially when his rep
Tesentstive at Washington LEFT the city with
Cut being recognized. The fact probably is
that our government is disposed 10 consider
Diaz a usurpers and 10 believe that the con-
stitutional government established by Jua-
rez. and upheld by Us against the pretentions
Cf Naximilian, should be administered by
the exiled lie rdO. But this fact would no,
prevent the United States from seeing that
IFS neutrality laws are strictly ooeyed; nor
would II prevent the government from re-
Cognizing Diaz, If it believed his power to be
firmly established; especially If by so doing
arrangements could be made between the
United states and Mexico by which our
border could be protected after a well organ
lied system by regular troops, against the
aggressions OF Indians and Mexican raiders.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

rHARLES A. APPEL,
~ asa Louisiana avenue.
Real Eadfs, Genera! Collection aud Calm Agescp
FOR RENT-Eo 1850 Q street northwest, Il
rooms, mod. tmps., eco
Fob sALE-Two splendid LOTS on 18th street
circle, bargain. seVlS-tr
Evening star., 1877-11-16
BOARDING.

AZ ~ sTRKIr koRTHwEsT-ror Bent.
81 Nth Board e..gsntls frrrkhet PAS
LCR. With ci snseer stj0 ring. Also. desirable
10 ne on third hoor. 1rausient bositers accom-
nss dated. Terms Moderate. novle-I~.
Evening star., 1877-11-16

A FINE eTEINWAY PLANO, very little u.Ad. .
N is tor ssl- 81 q bargais for cash. At G.-zxa>
L. WILD o. 3 EGpoIi2m 0f Mudc E<rsS@
123 7th ste eet northwest. royls Or ttSbv
Evening star., 1877-11-16

MOTION HOUSE vSs the hrst one in ths ci-v -
lover the prices sVr board and thus save the - r
from, = 70 SIS Ter month.
~ BEsT BOARD IN THE CITY,
tGes. EOMiNg and UAr MEAL for B-s.t
last every day, ~ MORTON HOUSE,
Oe2 and 92s y street nIrthv---
sofa. sCrf-tF
Evening star., 1877-11-16

Also, number of other Houses, furnished and
unfurnts he'd In every section of the city complats
list Of Which can be seen At our Ofhces. u
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-22
CuANCERY NOTICE.

State Of Illinois, County of Alexander.
Circuit Court Of Alexander County, JANUARY
Term, A. b. 1878.
George Weiss VS.. Mary Nolte, Anna Nolte, Ida
Nolte and AGnstine Nolte--Bl TO torsclose
mortgage in chancery.
Affidavit Of the nom residence Of Mary Nolte,
Anna Nolte, Ida Nolte and Arnstine Nolte, the de-
sndants above named, having been filed in the
office ofthe Clerk Of sad Circuit Court Of Alexan
der County. notice is hereby given TO the said
resident defendants, that the complainant filed his
bill IF compliant in said Court on the Chancery
side thereof on the 9th day of October, A. d.
1877, and that a summons thereupon issued out Of
said Court against said defendants, rcurnable on
the first Monday of January, A. ID. 1873, as is by
law required Now, therefore, unless you, the said
Mary Nolte, Anna Nolte, Ida Nole and Arnstine
Nolts shall personally be and appear before the said
Circuit Court OF Alexander County, on the first day
ofthe next Term thereof to be holden at the Court
house in the city OF Cairo, in said county, on the
first Monday of January, A. ID. 1875, aid plead,
answer or demur to the said complainant bill of
complaint, the same, and the matters therein
charged aud stated will be taken as confessed, and
decree entered against you according to the
prayer ofsaid bill.
JOHN A. REEVE, Clerk.
GEORGE FISHER, COmplanants Solicitor,
October29 1877. NOV l. iw)
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CEIANCERY NOTICE.

State of Illinois, county Of Alexander
Circuit court Of Alexander county, January tenn,
A. ID. 1873.
Henry Whitcamp Va. William Eichhof, Henry
Eichhoff Kathi Eichhoff, Charles Elchhofi and
Oracle Eiehhod, bill to reform and ioreclose mart
gage in chancery.
Affidavit OF the non-resldence Of Henry
Eichhof and Kathi EichhOf, two Of he
defendants above nan ed, having been filed in the
Office Of the cerk Of said circuit court Of Alexander
county, notice is hereby given to said nonresident
defendants, that the complainant filed his bill OF
complaint in said court the chancery side thereof
on the 2st day Of November A. ID. ISL and that
a summons ihereupoR issued out OF said court
against said defendants, returnable on the fist
Monday Of January, A, d. 1875, as is by law re-
quir d. Now, therefore. unless you, the said Hen
~ Eichhof and kathi EiChhOft shall personally oe
and appear before the said circuit court of Alexa1
der county on the first day Of the next term thele
Of to be holden at the court house in the city Of
Cairo, in said county, on the first Monday Of Jaru
airy "A. d. ISIS, and plead, answer or demur to he
said complainant bill Of complaint, the anne, and
the matters and things therein charged and stated
will be taken as confessed, and decree entered
againstyOu according TO the prayer Of said bill.
JOHS A. REEVE, CLERK.
GEO. FISHER, Complainant's solicitor,
Nov. 2lst, A. ID 1877.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

State OF Illinois, County of Alexander.
Circuitcourt OF Alexander county, January
Term, ISIS.
Urbaine j Lonhenne VS. Mary Z. Lonhienne.
Bill fer Divorce-ln Chancery.
Affidavit Of the non re sifence OF Mary Il. Lon
hienne, the defendant above named, having
been filed in the Office II the clerk of SAID
court OF Alexander couHty, notice is hereby
Pivan m the said non. resident defendant,
that the complainant nled MS pin vi. COM
plant in SAID court on the chancery side thereof
on the 10th day Of October, AID. 1877, and that a
summons thereupon issued out of sail court
against said defendants, returnable on the
first Monday in the month of January, A. D.
1875, al is by law required. Now. threfore,
unless you, the said Mary L. Lonhienne, shall
personally be and appear before the said circuit
cour' OF Alexander county on the first day OF
the next term thereof to be holden at the court
house IN the city of Cairo. in SAID county on the
lrst Monday in the month of January, A. ID.
1873, and plead, answer or demul TO said bill OF
complaint, the same ana the matters and Things
therein set forth, will be taken as confessed and
u decree entered against you according 10 the
prayer Of said bill.
JOHN A, REEVE, Clerk.
W. C. MuLKKY, Compartments Solicitor.
Cairo, Ills. Oct. 18th a. ID. 1877. CIV.
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Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
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ant to take, and requires no physic.
Price ~ cents.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-22
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1877

seizures, confined TO the ends OF psCuniary
naturalization, aud to the occupation OF
positions within the Mexican territory
commSndiug u. approaches TO our bor-
der, would be simply indemnitCstory and
defensive, while falling below the forrnai
regular war. II Mexico should accept
tbsm as Cause oiwar, then, let the respOn'
sibillty Of the consequences rest on her.
Yours, very respectfully,
JOHN A. NCCLERNAND.