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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01
r>XES.
TAXES!

NOTICE IL hereby given that | will be AT ID, ro
4\lOwing named places. al the times below stated
for the purpose of collecting the Revenue oil Alex.
ander County Illinois for the \. D. ls;S aud all
Back TaEes that appear on Tax Book for \. u 1879:
va the time allowed by law is short for collecting
'hc taxes. and making settlements. etc. taypayers
viii NJ once see the necessity of paying mp al once
and by - dom. their township treasures will re-.
,eivU the school moneys belonging To the different
school districts pay their teachers and save paving
interest on their schedules, etc.
At -tOrr house of Caublr n Durham in Toledo
Lakewood precint, on Tuesday, March llth, 1872
AT O'Clock a m.
At store house Of John Rnlcs in sanGnskv
Sandnsky precinct, on Wednesday. March l.lh 1871.
At store house of b. + Curtis in town of Hodges
Park, Unity precinct pu Thursday. March i3th 1919.
Al store house of VI Orr ~ Beech Ridge sta
1871
NJ store house of f. Cullcy II Co.. IN Clear Creek
precinct ON Monday. March 18th, 1872.
AZ store house OF X \ Edmnnson in East Cape
Girurdcnu precinct On Tuesday, March 18th. 1917
N store of Il. +. Brown a Rrn.. in town Of rhchr>
Thehcr precinct, ON Wednesday. Marh l9tb, 1872.
NJ -iorc of \. II. Ireland IN town Oi Santa Fee
Santa Fee precinrt,on Thursday. March !nth. 1879
~ store house Of d, Nhcrtun in Gnusr l.
lanu precinct IN Friday March 2l>t. 1871.
Vt residence Of =. Hun-ackrr in Lake Nilligal
precinct, Oh Saturday. March ;2nC, 1872
Al residence of Peter SAup IN First afro urtcim'
on TUESDAY, March y, 1879.
NJ store house of toldsiinc ~ Bo,cnWatrr II
1879
At store house of Patrick Fitzgerald. corner liih
street and commercial avenue. in Third cairo pre-
cinc on Thursday March eth, 1s1g
Al store house of Ernest Petit. in Finh cairo
precinct. on Friday. March - 1879
NJ the Court House IN Fourth Cairo precinct, on
Saturday. March @th 10 April 18th, 1871
JOHN HODGES.
sheriff and EN.Ohicio Collector.
Dated tois CAIRO H.. February I'D 1879
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

SOUTH AMERICA NNb SOUTHERN UNITED
STATES. Owing to the warm and delight
FIJI climates, their nhabitant, grow ,a!low
from torpid lvers, indigestion, and all dis
cases arising from disordcrcd, stomach and
bowels, They should, Of course, at all
times keep the liver active, and to our read
crs We would recommend Tablcr's Ncgc-
table Liver Powder; taken in time, it will
often save money and much suffering.
Price 10 cents Barclay Brothers agents,
Cairo, H..
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

\ special from Gibson, ILL.,, says This
morning one of Pinkcrton's detectives ar.
rested one Charles w. Richardson, who is
charged with having stolen over $1,000
worth of goods and money from New
York dry goods firm, with which Richard.
son was connected AS an agent He was
traced to this city from indianapolis and
other points in the West until his arrest to.
day He was about to engage in business
here hnder nm assumed name. lie was
taken to New York to-day
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01
WHAT WILL PULLMAN DO!
-Eaom b, ChIcaso TrIlnne.

tFapm III, Chicago Tribune
The exact relate at present Of Angel To
the Pullman must bc Comprchcnded III or
der IA understand what the company will
do. They arc thus stated BY person who
j. in position to know What he Is talking
about Angel was trusted officer ot the
company, funds. BY TIL. descending he
committed crime against The people %!
Illinois primarily and tie Pullman Palace
Car company sccondal[,y. - soon as he had
aO,condrd hi, connection wi,hth company
ended absolutely and ga4ua,iiticdly, ut
course The company pursed him with
special detectives, and captured him. it is
tIUc because they were the most interested
in In, arrest. But il must not be supposed
that the company are his prosecutors. SO
soon rs he was arrested he was brought TO
America by an international process, and
arrived in hi, COUNTY hc was turned over
to the llino, state authorities. 10 be dealt
with exclusively by them. The company
has absolutely nothing TO do except to ap-
pear a. Witnesses. The reader has perhap,
wondered wla' would he the result of the
interview hctwrer Angel and Mr. Pullman
whether, il Angel broke down and went to
pieces, VIZ Pullman "oN.' recent ana le'
'','' ~ ' 90 ~, H",,', ;n ~ - '"'" %
tvo men Mr. prllman viii, not b, the
prosecutor, but >impiya witness No matter
h'w much Angel may rgIcui' or how much
a'-,'>. IT, u'S "''''s vi, , .,,''''' Has "'
IHt fNit MAS u" INNiH"EAfE'- Inc
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MUTUAL An SOCIETY.
" IDOW'S AND ORPHANS
MUTUAL AID SOCIETY.
Cairo. Illinois.

From 7. \. Osburn, Act. Sccrctar, of RlaBch Utiso
BoLrygR TENN, January Sth, 1870.
Illinois,
Dear Sir aud brother;
Sister Acton has just handed me u ourii1ca,e
and desires mc to forward |, 10 you; and reancs,.
me to say to you and through yon to the society.
that she returns her sincere thanks TO You and s,e
Society. and 10 SOY that she has received more on
brother Actions death, Tor rather on his policy,
than she had expected and that she will DO all that
She can tn increase iu membership All ,hs, have
expressed themselves think web OF your tNbular
statement Yours Truly. r 4 osBuRN. ~
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IiEFtE1IAJ
MISCELLANEOUS

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! "' Jane " ''"' j. que from mem
i'''' "" '''"'"'"H ''."'!
'h' 'h''"a' N"oF'"N I"' 3'od 'rl
81 ''''3h' an" pe"i'' lot 'ii'i"h"u-
The Belle Ncmplr. John Grain master.
Is IN" Anchor Line packet Tor Memphis
and Nick>burc TODAY.
The Rel C1,ud came uut under tho aus
picr, of tie Anchor Line. with :. tiuc cargo
for Mrmplu>, and medc liberal additions
here.
The NJ Chr'rr drpar,ou for :, I.oui.
a',crr Tow Of uir.r, loaded wi.h bulk
Grain which sine viii BRING ont for tbc Gil.
more.
The John ni,moo ard tow arrived from
New Orleans during The morning She lti,
two bar-,~ here aoI started for :. Louis
with the balance
The Cherokee from :. Lor.. ha. 200
ton, iron. for Cincinnati. and ). iik, noun,
for Pil,.bor.. bp~iar,a fair cargo d mis-.
,clhncou, freight
III, r,.,r.do,cn.c down fr,m :. I,o;.
vi,b ,,om all III. r,,ryo .hc rn,d cara, .,
,ho,...... ami .r,.. .-nl;r,. ia..,.l ada;
too. I..,.r,ni .o...,i.l.r,,r,.
The IiN OF Alton got OF th" ground
about d"k Thursday evening an" came
around 80 the wharf wIor. ,ar made some
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

The Republicans OF Gallatu county seem
likely TO soon Ge without an organ and al,
though the Democrats already have two
papers published in their interest the News
appear. "a want to make a third in the
same line. In It's last Issue we find an arii-
Gle from the Washington Gazette rei,era,.
inc the stale old lies about soldiers being
shipped from one state to another in
1864, to vote the Republican ticket
The News, like the Sentinel, is evidently
pretending TO be II Republican paper for the
same reason the young fellow married into
the family Of his wife-.,o disgrace it,.
Harrisburg Chronical
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

i CRD.-'ro all who are suffering from
the errors and indiScrctions of youth, ncr-
You, weakness, early decay loss Of man
hood, Sc, will send u recipe thutwill cure
YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America Send half .addrc>scd envelope to
the Rev JosEpM r. IMAM, Station u. Bible
House, New York CITY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01
DIPTH !

Jofu.nn Nrpdync luipcEi viii pc. -'rr'y pre-
'.hi thi. terrible disen.' ard will positively Culr
nine ra-". IN tsu lnfUrmniiU hat Wi'l -atr many
l.yrr sen frvr by iuaii. buul d,is} D. moment
Prevention H. better ihai cHr. sid r,rr.whcr,
/ :. JOliNNu', a CO., Bangor. Main.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

Tn BUCKEYE.--lt Is Il wcll established
fact, that Tablcrs Buckcyc Pile Ointment
will cure, If used according To- directions.
f>culus liippocastanunt or Horse Chcs-
nuts, commonly known ~ tho Buckeye, has
been highly esteemed ior many years,
owing to the fact. that il possesses virtues,
lying in the bitter principle called E>cuin,
which can be utilized iur the cure Of Piles
If affected with tina, terrible disease, Use
Buckeye Pile Ointment and to- relieved.
Barclay Brothers agents. Cairo Ills
CONSUMPTION Cured, An old hy,lcian,
retired from practice having had pacco in
his Ian,;s by an Ea,, India missionary the
formula of simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent cure for con.
sumption bronchitis, catarrh asthma, apd
all tlroa, and lung affections, also u posi-.
tive and radical cure fDr ncrvou, debility
and al nervous complaints after having
tested it, wonderful curative powers IN
thousands of cases. la, felt II his duty tc
make it known 10 hi, suffering fellow,
Actuatcl 10y this motive and Il desire tc
relieve human suffering, will send, free
Of charge. To- al who desire it, this recipe
with full directions for preparing and using
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01
BRANCH OrFicr of Williams Steam DYE
Works, Of Evansville at Mrs. James No
a. Eighth street. Cairo, Ills.

~ Eighth street. CAIRO, Ills.
JOHNNIE BOWMAN, the popular minstrel
and great end man. with good variety
troup at the Theatre Comiqur, only 35c
admission, every night.
Fox u good shave for ten cents, rood
hair cut for twenty-five cents, 20 TO Henry
Schicks babcr shop, No. AZ Commercial
Avenue.
4 rLACE o. AMUSEMENT The Theatre
Comiquc, open every night Admission
PIC to all parts OF the house
All the finest brands OF cigars and to-
bacco, fine ca, and plug, meerschaum and
other pipes, cigar holders. etc, etc, "a large
and varied stock. for sale at wholesale and
retail, at r, korsmycrS, Sixth street near
Lcyec.
Coal, CoAL.-Woop, WooD. p. "
Ward has on hand the best quality Of coal
for sale ut the market price. Very low,
Also u large stock of wood Of all kinds.
lie is we'll known to everybody We trust
he will receive his full share of patronage.
Prices to suit the times.
HENDERSON Hardware store. CONNER
claI avenue corner Twelfth, is the center Of
attraction tor both city and country people
There they find the Grand Charter OAK
Stoves, Heating Stoves, all kinds. Bird
Cages, Lanterns. Lamps, Chimncys, cut
lcry, Plated ware, Carpenters tools, Files,
Hammer. Hatchcts Tin ware-al kinds.
Potatoc Plrer> and Cutters, and thousands
Of other articles that we have not space 10
mention.
\ HALEY. the Commercial avenue Hard
ware merchant, invites attention 10 hi,
large and varied stock OF tinwarc. stoves
cutlery and fancy goods. Hi, cook stove,
are among the latest and best patterns and
are not cSccIcd 4, bakers 10y anything in
the market they are of the heaviest make
( and will last longer and use less fuel than
/ any other Sold - close as to maze il Al
object To call and examine. Everything
else low % suit the times.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

Ar A recent concert, It was the subject
Of remark, that IN what fine 'voice" the
singers were: in commencing his good
Judgment. the leader will pardon us f"r
whispering that he always recommends
Bulls Cough Syrup for clearing and
strengthening the voice.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01
SCELltNEON :.
NO CURE NO FEE /! pr DG. 4 4 {, G

wv " WI Nv . III III > II 7 7 ' II 7 T
hospital. 1877 East Washington street Chicago, for
the cbpc nj MI private chronic aud special diseases,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS NERVOUS DEBILITY and Lost
of,hc Reform School, and uses no mercury. has the
largest practice In the United stater LADIES re-
duiring treatment, with home md hoard, coll or
write. E,~fy convenience for patients. send my
cents for MARRl AGE GUIDE. 23 page illus,ra''
cd Married ladies mud gentlemen send hity cents
Tor sample al rubber goods and circulnr" IL import,
M, Information by express, Consultation nee ANA
confidential Reliable Female Pills y lS,N.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

QuERy. Why will men smoke common
tooacoo when they can buy Marburg Bros
Seal Of North Carolina ut thu same price!
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

~ On ASAlARY. Pcrnan rni statesmen wan,
n Jed 10 scl Staple Goods 10 dealer. No
Vpcddng Expeisrs paid. Address
L y. A. GRANT 4 &C, -, 4, q Il v Home 81, Gin
cinns.i, Ohis.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-01

CHEw Jackson's best Sweet Navy To.
hacco
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. g e Ss |. n :

men, lors oi vitality. premature weak rnerva.
tiOn " mind and had> disorder of the hrHin and
speedily cured by BATHS SPECIFIC, Prepared
by an eminent physcian ~ cuse = for $h sold by
druggl.ls. For circular with Mll particular. i'd
dress DIR. BATES, N3 StAtc street. Chicago. III.
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CO9OLD PLATED ATCHES. rhcaprs, IN
HOns World SspI, sW W.cH FREE t to Ascpll,, Adj
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-22
A OF A LAY.
ODESSA, Mo-, Feb. II, 1879,

ODESSA, Mo-. Feb. II, 1879.
EDITOR $50 many theories
and stories are a1oat as to how my brother David
came to his death by the cars at this place, on
last Monday evening. that l will tell you all that
l know in regard 10 1t. He ate his supper only
u few minutes before, at my brother Johns, and
started home. The night was inky dark. He
was accompanied by Allie Smith. They had to
cross the railroad to reach their horses. Two
trains were standing In the way. David was in
advance. They decided to climb over. az it was
u considerable distance around them. David
climbed up ind was getting over, wnen the signal
to move was given. He told Allie that the cara
were going to move, and to either wait or come
over quick. Allie says the next thing he remem-
bers was David's calling for help. which was
Immediately followed by two or three loud
groans. He Jumped over the train and found
him lying on the track, unGer the second train.
The statement of the conductor. Ihear, confirms
the latter pant of this statement. He was dead
almost Instantly. Drs. Nichols and Mcdonald
were called in They found no bones broken.
The only marks left upon the body were a red
the stomach and liver, and corresponding marks
on the back. How he WAS caught Is Q mystery.
He could not have been caught between the
bumpers or coupling, as that would have cut
on either side of the bumpers; the space is too
wide The trains were loaded with ties and iron,
and the most reasonable supposition Ia that II
projection Of the iron railing jammed him
do not know, but think It must have been the
second.
He was 23 years Of age. strong and active.
His sudden dslth 10 IL terrible bereavement to
the family. who, just four months before had
buried their father. These are all the particulars
l can give you ~ present. WIN. h LAY.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-22
BERLIN.


Trade looking up.
j. 7. SImmons is buying wheat for which he
is paying from IS to 80 cents per bushel.
Geo. W. K.arse soli to II. Wehl, OF Dover,
one pair of bay mules, 10 bands high for $3.50
cash.
Geo. W. Carr sold to Harwood & Co, millsrs
of Dover, 300 bu shells OF wheat at so cents per
bushel.
Chris. and Dave Slusher, and Mrs. Carr, pre-
sented their mother, Mrs. Elinora Slusher, q
$50 cook stove, a few DAYS ago.
Whenever Frank thurman attends a party he
invariably has Il Belle swinging to his arm, and
We think 1t rugs to his satisfaction.
BY reading the papers closely We see our rep
resentatives are getting In some good work, and
We think Collins and Lesueur capable for any
work that may devoive upon them.
There was q dance at Mr.. McDaniel's on
Thursday night. Ice-cream and cake were
served. and We are satisfied those who attended
had y pleasant time.
We have attended and written up so many
parties that our descriptive powers have run
out, but we hope you Will give space In your
valuable columns for a few words IN regard to q
party ut JnO. Caldwell's, Thursday night, 18th
inst. About thirty couple We're present and all
seemed to have n good time, and felt duly COM
supper was announced, and Mr.. Emmett Lynch
accompanied by Miss Pearly Rex, proceeded to
the dining-room followed by Mr.. Henry Barnes,
accompanied by Miss Belle Slusher and others.
Eggs were served instead of oysters, and every !.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-22
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No trading In stock OF notsi no marriages 10
note.
Mr.. VIM. Bellcw. OF Camden. 10 visiting his
sister, Mrs. &. W. Smith.
Hickam & Co. are having a big rush on their
twelve pound sugar and six pound coffee.
Mrs. Sanders. of the Central Female College.
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. A. B. HARDWOOD.
Our merchant, Mr.. Hickain, looks quite lone
some and cross. Reason: His wife is visiting
at Lexington.
Winter Is not over yet. last Saturday night We
had q six inch snow, and Tuesday night another
small sklit; still cloudy and cold at this writing.
There will be a temperance mass meeting next
Friday evening, February 2sth, at the Methodist
church. at this place. 1t is hoped that there
will be a large turnout of the good citizens of
this vicinity.
Rev. &. w. Smith and " life are still very sick.
both confined to their beds. The wife of Ed.
Mcdaniel has been very sick for nearly two
weeks. They are all resting well this morning.
and thought to be out of danger.
Messrs Hub. Ed. and q. K. Campbell have
sold their wheat to Simmons, ut Berlin. They
are hauling through our burg, which makes 1t
look like business to see wagons loaded with
grain coming in to market. x.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-22
WELLINGTON.

1Tamps are StllI on tue tramp.
DR.. NJ. W. Flournoy. of Bates City, was in
town Wednesday.
Weather cold and cloudy, with a little skift OF
snow n few nights ago.
The first OF March is near at hand, and people
have begun to move about and change places.
Thomas, son of Richard Finch, In the Mis-
souri, river bottom above Wellington, is Ill with
spinal disease.
Mr.. Ed. Ragland left Monday evening for
Warrensburg, where he will attend the State
Normal School.
Mr.. H. B. Tunstall Is going to bring on a
stock of boots and shoes, and desires the pat
ronage of the county.
Born. to the wife of William Lineback, in
the Missouri river bottom above Wellington. on
Feb. 18th, ls79-a girl
Mr.. James Green. of Lexington, was in town
Wednesday. and we were truly glad to see him
on our streets once more.
Married at the NJ. E. church (colored), Thurs
day, Feb. goth, 1879, Abraham Morris 10 Clara
Jackson, by the Rev. Mr.. Ramsey.
Last Friday was Valentines day, and there
were several made happy; but a great ma
jority were mad and would like to know who
sent that Valentine?
Your humble servant had an invitation to at
tend u party to be given at the residence of Mr..
4ADilpoOus III III ooLtOhs ~
night, but owing to his delicate health. could
not attend. Ladies present were, Misses Lizzie
and Carrie Klotz, Emma krltz, -O'Donnell,
Mona Ish. Alice Casey. Laura Phillips. Lizzie
Barnes and Hannah Barnes. Mrs. Marshal,
Mrs. Klotz, Mrs. VIM. Barnes, Mrs. Thomas
Greasy, Mrs. Amanda Marcum, Mrs. Joseph
johnson aud Mrs. Ish. Gentlemen present,
were, VIM. and AEdy Lakeland, Bud and James
Mansei. Col. Shipley, George and VIM. Shook,
Zed. Casey, Jas. Rhine, Jno. Baker, Hon"
Thos. Martin, Marshal and JnO. klotz, James
and Jay Goode, WIN. Finch, VIM. NJ. Barnes.
Thos. Greasy, Cyrus Young, JnO. and Joe.
Johnson, Jno. and Jas. Brown, VIM. Lunsford,
Alfred, Dash and Dixie Thompson, VIM. Shell
ton, David NJ. Craven. Ira Barnes, Thomas
Finch and Frank Casteel. About half past 10
O'Clock supper was announced, when all hearth
ly betook of the refreshments, such as cakes,
pies. ice-cream and all that the neocssaries OF
life could afford. The dance went on until about
Z O'Clock next morning. when they dispersed
and wished tlut the night was three hours long
er. All enjoyed themselves hugely.
i T. C.
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of lands, and providing for the turning
over of the papers. books. and other
property of the Office to the secretary of
state, who is required to perform the
duties now required of the register OF
lands. In case the act becomes a law
it will take effect the first Monday In
January. 1851, hence does not effect
the present officer, Mr.. McHenry.
An act prohibiting railroad companies
from cleaning out stock cars on any but
lands enclosed by a lawful fence, and
not in or adjacent to any spring or run
ming stream of water. The act also
makes the company responsible to the
owner for the death Of any stock by
reason of noncompliance with the act.
An act which provides for he oaning
of any surplus money IN the county
treasury belonging to any school dis
trict, at the same rate of interest and in
the same tanner as swamp land funds
and township school funds are loaned.
IL jill ptOSiuSS Gudt q iAOS PooAlS
school shall:be maintained in such.school
district for at least six months In each
year before such surplus a be used.
MIR. Pepper. OF Pike county. has intro
duced a bill which provides for changing
the time for giving in property from
August LIST to June 1st. The bill has
virtually passed the house, it having
been ordered to engrossment by more
than a two-thirds VOTE.
The suave and handsome recorder OF
Lafayette county, Capt. Jacob o. Con-
ner, has been here several days this
week delineating with faclle pencil hap
py sketches of Llmrick Lawn, and try
ing, but unavailingly, to disewn his
Celtic origin, He says that Limrick
Lawn is-boomlng, 1 think is what he
calls it. 1 suppose that to ''boom'' IS
the right thing, as he seems to be very
happy about it. Seriously, when Latay-
cite county wants anything she can not
do better than to have Jake Conner ask
for it, as. he has a winnin' way. So the
women say.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-22
THE COUNTY COURT.

EDITOR 4 have inst read an
article in the Sentinel. in relation to the pro-
ceedine of our county court IN the employment
of Messrs. Young and Graves. to defend Lexine-
ton township and others. in a suit now pending
in the United States court at Washington CITY.
D.. c., for the collection of Lexington township
bonds. given to Ray county, to build the bob
tail railroad. Now, Mr.. Editor, this advanced
Sentinel. with a beacon light placed upon his
crown, undertakes to enlighten the public in re-
lation to the duty Of the county court. This
Sentinel, that stands fairly in advance of his
party undertakes to say that the court knowing
ly. and wiifully, and unadvisedly employed.
and appropriated, and paid over $500 to pay two
lawyers to defend this suit. now pending at
W..hi,.to, In ,rhI.h I.,i..,on .e,r..h;. :.
""'i"s's"' ~ ""en Hens.oa 'o"heuip IL
directly interested to the amount OF about $780,
ON. -Tberefore the whole county wou,d no in.
.-.
teres1eo 10 = very considerable extent, ana ye
this wiseacre would try to make the people be-
lieye that the county court has robbed Them
.-... ....,.. NN,.S.
"neh' 70 Tue contrary. 'ney were trying protect
them. This money BELONGED to the tOWnships:
!, NO. .oI,oc,.d ~ NOV ,n,.r.., ~, ,h.s. -
No" pay 'eie on 'heSe saihe
bonds now IN litigation in the supreme court OF
the United Ststes, This suit ia a matter of great
,n,ort.nc. n tho reo,,,e of ,h,. ,,v,.h;,, W
,"e vi so"'
II suit should be reversed, 1t would come back