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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-07-02
A Mexican Superstition.


While roughingit" at the mines near
Taos, among the Mexicans, we met a
curious superstition. An old Mexican
of 80 years of age had died the night
previous, and is usual at such times the
widow had at once put herself to the
task of preparing banquet which
should do honor to the infrequency of
the occasion. This supper is one of
the things which must certainly receive
the proper attention in event of a death
in the house of Mexican, though pov.
erty requires the sale of the last thing in
the dwelling. About the time OF this
awake we met an aged Mexican, and
while talking of the occurrence OF the
night he said with most undoubting
faith that the old man who had recently
died was now q burro; that he himself
could not live much longer; that he as
well MS his deceased friend should turn
into a donkey. I queried whether their
present life was not considered harsh
enough; that they must be subjected to
another season of unease, to beating
after death in the body, in the frame of
n dOnkey
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-07-02

your work has been inquired into. There
is such thing rs growing before one is
out Of the woods.
eff you refer to my Office business, /
am very glad to be able to inform you
that it is successfully accomplished, and
l have half day TO spare" replied the
lady, consulting her watch.
"The habeas cOrpus--" began Mr..
Crosby.
"And the writ ofreplevin?' interrupt
ed Mrs. Crosby.
"And the Saunders case?" resumed
the squire.
"And the threatening letter? chimed
in the lady.
"The land case and the breach of
promise affair
"All attended to. sir, rs well as Buzz
zleton, of the firm of BuZzleton & Buggs."
"Ha, In 10, no! you can't put that
loud ON to me, Mrs. Crosby! Where's
Tom?"
"Locked the Office and sent him off
did not want him-he will be back to-
morrow"
"The deuce, Mrs. Crosby y
81 said Tom, sir. And now have you
you. Ahem let's See. Arc the dishes
washed, closets in order, shelves wiped
down, knives cleaned, stove BACKED, fire
kept bright, hall swept, stairs brushed,
parlor swept and busted, lamps trimmed
chamber work done"
"Hold on, Mrs. Crosby, for heavens
sake! No woman alive could do all that
in one forenoon!
"Beg your pardon, before you is n
woman who has done it every forenoon
for years"
"For only two of us"
"For only two of us, MIR. Crosby"
Are you Il woman of veracity, Mrs.
Crosby" asked the squire. with a smile.
"NO gentleman has yet presumed to
call it in question" responded the lady,
with slight inclination of the body.
"Then / give it up, and make II grace
full surrender of these premises"
"And only two of us?
Mrs. Crosby, / beg your pardon. l
think that l am little wiser than was
this morning. L assure you, upon the
honor of gentleman, that | will never
speak disparagingly of wOman's duties
again. Two of us, / find, make consid-
cradle work, enough ut least for one lit
tie wife to perform"
"You are pardoned on the spot. And
let me assure you that l do not regret
this days experience; and perhaps the
Widow Sanburn and several other per-
SONS will not"
"And your humble servant among the
NUMBER" replied the squire, bowling.
We have only to add that the squire
kept his word, that Tom Pettifogger
married the pretty seamstress, and
"only two of us" was never used except
as IL pleasant Jest.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-07-02
DARNsNG SOCKS FOR JOE.


uer co.i hl.cl :o,,,s.rs ,,ea,oo
Hy LADY tu,ns ans ar,,,s ~. M
A paironiIing glancc
For of times when onr coacb and fo,,r
Sween ronnd tbc curyc hlnv
I'm SITTING In nv cotta.c door
And dar-,inp socks for Joe
Az ,nr,,sn., =. 80
Ana ons H.. 80. " ~ :,
Ana I've - So m, H."
Nhcn mas, ,,,, Ia, - .,.,r,.,, ,,hi,ls
They Icsy,s ;h.Ir ,,Jay to 500
And Jcnn> sa,s hahira nor cu,,s
.. nh Am, ,o, ,,Jsb ywas NE %,
The ,,,,inc holes 10 AN
I'm, s,,1I INV yyavx,sra fancy ia.ycs
To wander ns I, viii
I watch the ship,ng nc.,,,s .,,,a.
So swiftly ont ana in
And leave my I,,ticc ,'nr.,, a ,,1,
The r,laa4 c,s,,, ,,,,,ia
Tho driver turns for INV command
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-07-02
Gariield's Honesty.


The Democratic mud-throwers are
only soiling their own hands by their
attempts to fling the old dirt Mt the Re-
publican candidate which failed to stick
when they first threw it years ago.
They will not succeed in convincing the
country that the man who has nine
times been elected to congress by the
people of one of the most intelligent dis
tricts in the United States, is dishonest.
4 sufficient answer to all their charges is
found in the fact that, after twenty-five
years of arduous public service,
General Garfield's entire property con-
sists of his home in Washington and his
farm in Ohio, worth together about
SIS. 900. Let the Democrats nominate
one of their millionaire lawyers or rail-
road wreckers and 60 to tho people If
they dare on the question OF the per-
sonal honor of the two candidates.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-07-02
U,,rpu 10 now living on Marsh Hill, in

THERE is now living on Marsh Hill, IN
Dracut. Drs. Elizabeth Fox, who will DC
ninety-oue years of age if she lives till
next August. She was born and has
always lived in the neighborhood where
she now resides. She has never expert
enced any serious illness and is hale and
hearty at the present time. Every sea.
son-not missing once-for period OF
seventy gears she has made cheese, and
this season has already turned out seven.
She has never been far from home, and
owns up to never having seen steam
car or railway train, although her home
is within about three miles OF Lowell,
Mass.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-07-02
Irrefutable Testimony.

(FrOm the Evening Post.1
If there is q lawyer in this country
who has q constitutional hatred of all
public officials who show the slightest
tendency to corruption, it is Judge Jere-
miah s. Black, Democrat of Demo-
Gratis. With full knowledge, after thor
ough investigation, he wrote the follow
ing letter, which we recommend to the
careful study of all intelligent and disin-
terested readers:
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10, 1878.
My DEAR SIR: From the beginning OF the
investigation concerning MIR. Ames use OF the
Credit Mobilier, believed that General Gar
field ,cds free from all guilty connection ,oah
that business. This opinion scds founded not
merely on mn confidence IN his Integrity, b,t on
some special knowledge of his case. may have
told YOU oil about it in conversation, but de-
sire now to repeat it by way Of reminder.
assert u,,hesitdtingiy that, ,ctdterer General
Garfield may hare done or fo,jo'1e TO do, nc
acted in profound ignorance Of Tie nature and
character of The thing ,rIich M. Ames ,cds pro.
posing 20 sell. He had not the slightest sus.
picion that he was to be taken into ring organ
izGd for the purpose of defrauding the public
nor did he know that the stock was in any way
connected with anything which came or could
como within the Legislative jurisdiction OF con
gress. The case against him lacks the scae'1e'
which alone constitutes guilt.
In the winter Of 18G9-70 told General Gar
field of the fact that his name was on Ames' list
that Ames charged him with being one OF hi
distributes; explained to him the character, OH
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-07-02

CONNECTICUT and Long Island boys
send messages to each other by one OF
the shell-fsh called horseshoe, kept
afioat and waited over the sound by o
TOW balloon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-07-02
THE CLAMPS CoNUNDaUn.

Ny father was . piebald clam,-
A clam Of noble blood;
A soft-sheu beauty wag my dam,
And thus, Of stately lineage
grew until came Of ego,
In the ancestral mud
I am clam quite crudite,
A cultured pschyderm:
And ethicslly while might
Endorse the Neop0lstonists,
think With HUXLEY there exists
A protoplssmic germ.
Strange II "a, thst In thoughtful mood,
When shucked and cooked Of late,
I wondered why should be stewerd
with clans that hsvs no pedigree
And clans without philosophy
Can't men discriminate7
, 1880-06-12
BUSINESS TROUBLES.


1knmors In Wall street Attending s1lc
Sofvcncy ct u Gseut f}aWl Company
Tho HfMlcntcni~ Slel,lrl-fsuiInrc Of ~,
Iron ,1l1IaHo IN IsVston-LiubltltleA
/ NcnrIy 4I,UOD,oUO.
sp,etdi bt,ps.e. to The citaap, ftftbune.
New YoRx, June f1.-Wnll:strcet 1as been
fl)lrd during tic past week With runors
affecting tho solyenty Of n yrcat coal co,l-
patty. FlEst tfe namc Of the Delaware &
lludy'n Canal Company was used, airh tic
rcrort tool: the sllnpr Of nj alleged tlerulca-
lion amounting tO s1,.N, ,uo0,' This WINS
promptly denied by President Dickson In an
official htter to tho Stock Exchange. Next
day tho story was repente'l. the Delaware,
l.acknwapiia. .& Western j,:flroud Company
being naYed as the losers. Additional ,mr-
:!sni rayns wreta % 8 letter 10 10 III, tie
sIatomeills attsrjy tcySid of i"tttii.atlon: @
Thursday cyGnIng the rei,ort WAS reiterated
ssrte,i tiat tic DelaWatr. : Lii: i :xawai,na ma ( {
Western Ejnbiuty had lnnda IDl1ls tu the
lb.dtlIg lMilroal Company without adGQunt4s
tseuEity, Just previous " ihe recent failure,
l'L's, hI, vas denied to.tiay by President
Sloah., 'wlln said That two weeks BEFORE tic
lteai!na failure lie lent Mr.. Iowcsi a:H,tk0
{oE thirty dMys, and Sto, ,W0 for Slx ,nofIls.
|. Conpalyts boisis. These loans wcrr, ],S
claimed, being Ilruitlnted by the Receivers,
tie Bonds tMtng wYrtl! ,'lore To- them thnn
Tue money involved. lie ,telieI positively
tllat my examination 0f TIC bucks was lii
progress. any dcFalc!tIou wis suspected, or
That my loss Or deficiency Ind occurred.
Notwithstanding these. delifn!s. Il statement
raaclied the IYhiea tp:ntght h TIC effect TINT
the, !seadIi!g liaiIroatl ,Comm,ly Ia indebted
y ule Delaware, Lacknwnlna u Western,
Company III $l.:N0,U0 for nancy loaned BY
two Directors of the latter Company without
the sn'ow;edss Of The Doar'l, aEd .n eoo, 90
wus a!s9 leNled BY tho ollicers Of the Dela-
ware u LackaWaNnn Company.
= Srtefat DLpdtth to TIE Chicago Tribune
=, HnsroN. JUNE. li:--rl.a !arEu failures IN
The froll traale which have lately occurred Iii
New York. owing. to tho depression III mot
ny, was followed here t9-tlay ly The s.spcl,-
sioli Of l!Oudlcltc 4, Ellis, III l}atteryinarcli
street, VIII! lave cailrd n meeting OF their
creditors for next Tuesday. It Is rnmoyed
that the liabilities Of tho tir,n are III ille
neiYhborilooh Ut u milton inllars. largely
owing, To some Of our. principal baiks. W!lo
have llypntllecated the. property. The firm
Inns always boro M excellent reputation.
, 1880-06-12
BANK CLOSED.

NEWARK, N. j., juno 1l.-The First Ma
eloual Bunk closed to-tlay and applied for II
Receiver. This Caslsisr sailed for Europe lust
weak OH leaye Ut abseuce, but will be To-
called. Ranl1rB Of Irregularities arc aAoat,
but the managers await tho G0yorgMent tx
, 1880-06-12

bo gone for three months Wayne Mac
Veaah gurs out ns counsel, au1 August
DandeI!, the young tcicgrap!icr wllo sto,d
by tic ropDdch0usv during tho litlsburx
sfotA until lila lust, and WRs tllcn tnkt:ii
nhroad " yoI. ScotVs prlyat, searstary, wiii
70 with them ~ secretary. Jul,n Fritz,
Superintendent of the Bcihlehcm Iron
Works, IL also one OF tho party.
, 1880-06-12
ILLINOIS POLITICS.
The Democratic State Ticket
Not Considered u Strong
One by Anybody.
In Impression that Judge Trumbu1l'a
Nomination WINS Mado to Help
Him nj Cincinnati.

opiuions Of Joe Maokin, Hike Nc.
Donald, and Other 1nduen.
tial Democrats.
Nearly MI tie local Democratic lights who
wrnt ia Springfield returned liDmp yesterday
IN exce!lrul sptrits, aill 'rntnuyE reporter
,n,cl,t p,ll s0nle Uf lilo more prominent ulles
n learn what thoy thought Of tic work Of
the Convention. Tile tWU Interviews ap-
pe,,del cuver a!l tho putnts:
rE1,I.Y II. ssYtrH
1901 rs Tho nominations arc concerned"
mid Sir. Perry H.. Smith, ~ don't think
ihere ~ auy QtGstEo, tllut the Convention put
rs strung n tiaket inttlo field as. they could
fave done" :. +.I --,.~
"Whnt arc its elements Of strength r. !.
'tJutlgo Trumbult,--n nun who Is known
throughout tic Nntiull atmOstas we'll as he Is
known IN IlInnts; Il lnaf who commands tho
confidence nnl respect not only ut tic purity,
hit Of nil cilIzens. liu consented to run.
REORGANIZATION sought hin, not he Tic Office"
"Arc the others goud n.entooT'
.4Uf tho otlcrs there was. .llurd1y ono wllD
sought plaee. i kn"w Of Init one"
"IVhat of tho spirit Ut l,e Conyel.ton?'
4.lt was cntirely harmonious 50, for trs tho
Stalls ticket WIS CONCERNED. The only iltif0r-
enccs Of opinion wcre With reference to tho
prcstden! lldIlatc,-ilot o particle OF lif-
ference Us to tho nominations for State
Offices" ,..,
%"ilow did the Convention stand Is to 1'resl-
dent?'
II wouldn't give an opinion on tho sub.
ject Yon can form Your oMp. There wds
r. II, L..
dee!aen oapsess,". nsylnVMt LIN Mtsas
.a. ay ff,e,'S atv @M 70 a. amor psan,n are
esnaiiatc.D ]
ssnat sen sta,,iss" hS' ~" 'A' ''''t'4S'A ~ o'"'
NO."
t.lyhat Is your ilea?"
IA arcut fnury of thcm lova M candr,
H., gvs1 1.. ~ tta''! aaso 10 Guaial.
eae' ane ae'esa.,on ~ eolgiooFa''o 50
"Wiat 10 you think Of the platform2"
xiying an opinion. Oily heard It rsai. Iet md
rally know. but uttle about It." !. -
:f0u believe the Democratic Mcknt will
ng % 70 make iight in iiinos wli,, Sl, tic i i.is @
lhat they will carry II, a1Id I honestly beliuye
ae clances are III our fayor."A ~
~ WILLIAM c. ooups.
Sayc M syar - "r ~ 1s neoef,s aos s i'
vo.ers Of lijMois. Jn1eo I'rglabull Is a nun .l
neeonllt @ Of tho sniversu, Ss ~ ~ onn5a fhnt
yasS % sas tF u IL ts ;s ssaas 1 i Of ~ wss "s'a a T.
nous. no TGe OILY question was aSout nj MIio ill., I tlc
iimes being lonnE,,aG d 'Gy acciamatioi, lie he
, 1880-06-12

Indy Ianrcourt.
An American. n tho pcrs0n Of Lady Ilnrco,,rt,
lst for TIC first tc, tho wife nt mn English Cub
iHct Minister. She Is u daughter OF tho late J.
LothrUp Motley. the historian.
, 1880-06-12

For cough Or snre throat tho best medicine
by fur ID uale's fumous Honey Of uu1phount
and Tar,
rtko's Toothache Drops euro In one minute.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-08
TIE THIRD TERM MEANS A TERN
FOR LIFE.

From the Utica Observer.
1t becomes more and more clear every
day that there is large and growing ele-
ment in the Republican party which is OPP
posed TO GTantism with all that II implies.
1t would indeed be strange if plot for the
suppression of liberty and the creation Of q
bastard empire of this free soil could be
carried forward without provoking an earn
est protest from all parties, Nobody really
misunderstands the Grant movement. II
the traditions of the people, the unWritten
law of the land which prohibits a president
from serving more than eight years, are to
be overthrow, and ruler called in to pro
tect the people from themselves, there is
certainly no reason why he should relin-
qaish during the term Of his natural life
the power titus gained, II is the story of
Louis Bonapsrte over again. Give the man
what he asks now and be will take the rest
without asking,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-08

TUE largest insane asylum n Canada is
managed altogether by women. It's stu
ated al Tongue Point, seven miles north Of
Montreal, Oh the banks Of the ST. Lawrence
This model among institutions OF its kind
was originated by Sister Theresa Of Jesus,
and under her Naturalization has grown to
splendid proportions, accommodating at
present over seven hundred patients She
has thirty Sisters to assist her, and employs
mostly female assistants, with few males
TO take charge of some Of the most violent
cases where physical power is Indispensable
She has the best Of medical assistance and
advice, and it is said her institution is now
regarded as the most complete On the con
tinent. Of course the most severe discpline
has TO be resorted to in extreme cases, vet
most Of her government is by kindly means,
and the patients seem to entertain an aheo-
ton for the keepers in charge. Sister
Theresa has a lady book.kccpcr whose
books arc patterns of beauty and system,
and giving abundant proof of the ability of
woman when afforded chance to exercise
her powers,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-08

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the article
for you il stimulates the falling energies,
invigorates the body and cheers the mind,
II enables the system 10 throw off the debil-
itating effects of undue fatigue, gives re-
newed vigor to the organs of digestion,
arouses the liver when inactive, which it
very often is with people whose pursuits
are scdentay, renews the faded appetite,
and encourages healthtul reposc. lis ngrc'
dients are safe, and its credentials, which
consist in the hearty endorsement Of per
sons of every class of society, are most CON
vincing Admirably is it adapted TO the
medical wants of workers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-08

GENERA MOVES, our minister to France,
recently made tour Of the so-called holy
land, which all wclllnformed travellers
know 20 be an unholy land, den of
thieves and cut thyoats, and, as a result of
close observation, he says that he has no
faith in reforms under the present Turkish
government They ar2 an impossibility 1t
is hopeless to expect the country to flourish
under system Of brides and robbery, and
the only way to advance is to put an end to
it at once, and encourage agriculture and
commerce. AS matters now are, it is NOT ia
DE expected that the people will seek i'm.
proyements when they can not lie sure Of
anything they make or own, and at an,
time may lose their hard-earned money b,
exactions, and also be robbed with impu
nifty by thieves and vagabonds who thriv,
under the administration Of affairs by tn,
Turkish government. AS General Noye
says, it is impossible. 1t has time ant
again been tried, even under the direction
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-08

No MORE HARD TMEs;--If you will
stop spending 80 much on fine clothes, rich
food and style, buy good, healthy food,
cheaper and better clothing; get more real
and substantial things of life every way,
and especially stop tie foolish habit Of en-
pioying expensive, quack doctors or using
50 much Of the vile humbug medicine that
does you only harm, but put your trust in
that simple, pure remedy, Hop Bitters
that cures always at trifing cost, and you
will see good times and have good health.
-Chronic.e.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-08

Mr. john ScHLEYER, the proprietor OF
the Clinton, Wis, Volksbote, a progressive
German weekly, grG;ifed US with the fol-
loving;
With pleasure ! add my testimonial 10
the many already given in favor Of St. ia
cobs Oil, which had occasion 10 test person
ally. J suffered extreme pains in the back
of my neck, which were almost unbearable,
Having head Of ST. Jacobs OIL dispatch
ed one of my men TO the nearest drug store,
procured bottle, and commenced 10 apply
it at once The pain subsidized and on the
next morning l was all right again,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-08

SrATE OF ILLINOIS,
- County OF Alexander Circuit Court OF Aleyar.
der county, February Tenn, a, d 1850
Martha GilchrisL
W, .DiVOICr.--lu llorrprv
Robert GilChrlst
Affidavit OF the nOn.residcnce Of Robert Gilcbrlst
the defendant above named having been filed in the
oilce of the Clerk Of said Circuit Court of AleSap.
der county, notice il hereby Civ 70 the s6d ron.
resident defendant that the complainant has Ned
her hill Of complaint IN said Cour on the ChGucory
side thereof on the eth day Of December, A, H.
1872 and that summons thcrenpon Issued ont oi
sald Conrt against said defendant returnGb,c On
the End. Monday Of February, A 1850, a. " by
law required.
Now, therefore unless Won the .aid Robert Gil
christ shall personally be and appear before the
said Circuit Court Of Alexander county on The first
day OF the next term thereof 10 be holden ~ he
Court House IN the City OF Cairo In raid county on
The End Monday Of February 4, y. 1850 and plead
answer or demur 10 the said Comp.ainErl's hill Of
complaint the same, and the matters and things
therein ged and stated, will be taken as cor.
tessed, and decree entered against yoV ACCORDING
to the prayer Of laid bill. JOHN 4 REEVE.
GO W. HENDRICKS, CLERK
Complainant. Solicitor.
Caro-, Dee. 21tn, u, 1879.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-08
RAILROAD NOTES.

Tie new railroads projected for 1850 VII,
cover 1900 miles,
During 1910 there were lagos meal,
served on the foQr dining cars used on the
G., B, !; Q.
Il Is reported tia, q consolidation 0: the
C., B. & @ and The Missouri River roads
has been decided upon.
The c., B. K O. viii hereafter sell 900
nile tickets to Commercial. travellers al $50
and refund SO Oh presentation Of the Sub,
New postal cars, sixty feet in length,
ua'v pc" mt on the Wabash gUad. They
are said to be among the lac, cars n the
government employ.
There have been 20 changes made in the
Wabashs force in this city by Mr.. Clark,
the ne" superintendent, and il is not likely
that any VIII bemade,
st. John, Of the Rock Island & Pacific,
says he is satisfied with the return for the
money invested in advertising. Other
roads would DO well 10 follow mis- example.
D. " Hitchcock. Western Passenger
agent Of the Chicago, Burlington & Quin.
cy, at st. Joseph, Mo. has been transferred
TO Chicago, and his jurisdiction extended
over al local agencies in the West.
The bridges on the indianapolis, Deca.
tuT & Springfield road are all completed,
and unless the weather interferes, there is
no doubt as to trains running into Indian
apolis by January lG, the date fixed upon
Some sixty men are now at work on tie
new railroad from Murphysboro TO Carbon
dale. The road is TO run 10 the coke ovens,
$50 in number, now in course Of construc-
ton about two miles from Murphysboro
The Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
will soon have another through route to
Louisville, Mobile, New Orleans, and F!ori-
da, connecting through the entire South.
This road expects to perfect us direct COP
nection with Chicago next month.
The ST. Louis & Southeastern has been
leased by the Nashville, Chattanooga & st.
Louis, for 100000 per annum and is now
operated as the st. Louis division Of said
road, with Z. Culyerhouse as General Man
ager Very few changes in the force have
been made.
The Louisville & Nashville has declared
per cent. dividend from the earnings of
the past six months, and added $i55,O0O TO
the reserve fund, The business of the line
IS Unprecedented and director says II will
require two months to clear the road of ac-
cumulated local treights awaiting ship
ment,
The Central Rate association has made
the east bound rates from interior cross
points in Illinois the same by all routes
via Toledo, Chicago and indianapolis.
Generally they will he SO and SO cents per
100 lbs, grain, and will be based on arbl-
tranes of 10 cents to Chicago, 20l9 cents
to Toledo, and Is and Is cents to Indian
apolls, Fourth class s cents higher than
grain, Westwmd.bound rates will be
made the same, using minimum arbitraries
from Toledo, Chicago, and indianapolis.
The present through tariff will not be
changed,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-08
CHANCERY NOTICE.

T., L. Baker and Julia L. Rnker are hereby uoti.
hrl That on the 9Th day Of December, \ D. 1870,
Charles { llolten, who sues Ms receiver OF the -.
late OF the Safety Deposit llio Insurance company,
nled Ms blll Of foreclosure IN the circuit court OF
Alexander county, Illinois, on the chanCery side
thereof. wherein you, together with e. &, Brown,
James W Eddy, Lincoln Dubois, and Francis 4 e..
Rld1ie, gre defendants, and that said -uil h now
pondlngM eaid court, That thercupon summons
was Issued ont Of the clerks office of said court,
" said cause, lcilrnGhle on the second Monday of
February, a, d. 1850, to n term of said court then
10 uS holden At the courthouse IN Cairo IN said
county Of Alexander and state of Illinois.
caro- December ri, 1870. JOHN A, REEVE,
SAMLEL y. MMEELEn SOl,r for Cnmpl,l CLnrk.