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Eruptions, Scald Head, RingwOrm and
other Skin Diseases.

After fermentation with warm water, the utmost re-
lief and speediest be readily obtained in all
complaints affecting the skin and joints, by the sim
infamous use Of the Ointment and Pills. But IL must
be remembered that nearly all skin diseases Indicate
the depravity Of the blood and the arrangement Of
the liver and stomach consequently in many cases.
time is required to purify the blood which viii be
effected by malicious use Of the Pills. The general
health will readily be improved although the crup-
ton may be driven out freely than before and
which should he promoted. Perseverance is neces-
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Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia.

Nothing has the power Of reducing inflammation and
subdung pain in these complaints in the same degree
as Hooway's cooling Ointment and purifying Pills.
When used simultaneously they drive all inflammation
and depravties from the system, subdue and remove
all enlargement Of the joints and leave the sinows
and muscles lax and uncontrolled. cure may al
ways be effected under the worst circumstances
if the use Of these medicines be persevercd in.
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IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
p A. OUpINOT of Iahniun Want. iec-F--i. fu rhHri-
bers before Circuit Jndge % 2ad Juie cr-u htsatn
Islands.
Upoa hearing aud hnE the petition Hl IT, ulrlrnan -
Of Lahaiui. Maui, IT, l. Eaaeufar under tl VII f !. -
Ouiinot late Iahaina. Maui. a. T. der-sl rraE1e iat
ay aud place be- by this Court af he bearing tni ~
proving of claims agninst sd Esf1fe si tas tna H1t
aid Executor the iisfribufa af tle iurls rr ri
the tenor the VIII and Or the drhr % DE- AtHczr
Notice hereby given o. alI WHOM BE- my r11rru iHaf
THURSDAY the Z5fI of September is-- st H..ra ~
at the Court House L1hsua Maui- O. Z g. tte afs li
place set Or bearing said petition sui SOY objections tar
NAV D.. offered th-rafu A. ruHN fNuEE
Cnc Juigs "a Jui. D.st-icf o. o
Lahaina Aur p ISL alr
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Sore Throat Diptheria, Quinsey, Mumps
and all other arrangements of the
Throat.

On the appearance Of any Of these maladies, the
Ointment should be well rubbed ut least three times
day upon the neck and upper part Of the chest 60
to penetrate to the glands, salt il forced into meat
this course will at remove inflammation and ulcer
alton The worst will yield to this treatment
b, f,iIowing the uriuted directions.
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Piles. FistuIas and Internal inflammation.

These distressing and weakening diseases may with
certainty be cured by the sufferers themselves if they
will use Holloway's Ointment and closely attend TO
the printed instructions 1t should he well rubbed
the neighboring parts, when all obnoxious matter
will be removed. A poultce Of bread and water may
sometimes be applied at bed time with advantage !;
the most scrupuous cleanliness must be Observed If
those who read.this paragraph will bring it under the
notice of their acquaintance whom It may concern,
they will render service that will never be forgotten
ms n cure is certain.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11

The assertion that lady puts the essence, nay,
the very purpose and import Of her letter in the
postscript, has had many an ingenious but in
vented illustration. One of the best is that Of a
young lady in China to her friends at home, viz :
"P. s.-You will see by the signature that ain
married"
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scrofula or Kings Evil and Swelling Of
the Glands

This class Of cases may be cured by Holoway's pu-
rifying Pills and Ointment their double action Of
purifying the blood and strengthening the system
ders them more suitable than any other remedy ior
All complaints Of scrofulous nature. As the blood
is impure the liver, stomach and bowels being much
derangcd, require purifying medicine to bring about
a cure.
Roth The Ointment and Pill should Be used in he fol-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
c,rPREME corRr oF ~ nAWaTIlN

GUPREME COURT OF THE HAWsFTtN
- ISLANDS N PRontTE-fn che naffrf q the EsfslH
q WILLIAM NEWTON LAnn. late o fIanalulu. iecasl
A. Chambers. before che Hon. Alifei H,rfrsi Frsr
Associate Justice-
On reading and filing ihn retion s1i scrauHfl r l.rt
o. Carter AdniinsirauT q the Estafu q ll on Nrtu tir
late Of u1noiulu. deceased wherein b. asss o. si
SlO0i - sud ehsr-ss himself with ste tf a-ts ti
the same may De cxsminc Hri nprrrsi snl thHi tra
order NAV b. made of d.sttrti1r q IRE erfarfr
In hi hsnls h. s-snrs thereto els.fii al -.ar1
him Lis suretlss from ai further f--peusig ~ h
Administrator.
1t Is ordered that sATrBnAT De i1h ily afo-f-tsr
A. D ls-a a. ten ociock tefre tue 500 lasf- 1'
Chamicrs in the C.rrt HouFe lt D. 1slll Do sd -
hereby appointed the ard ri1cr o. trara- $50
petition and accounts. and that 1 fne INTERESTED 1eF
then and there arpe1r an slow cansH Y 1nT fa aii' Wy
the -houid not BE- granted Hu may lr-euf rr 81
90 who entitled 20 The sst property Avs thar
10 the English itnEutzr o. rutishei Ir ~ WtraHtN
GAZETTE, Hewspsrer printed ard uutlsi .r ii'1aI o.
three successive weeks prev.aus ihs time tsrru 1rt
"a flF "a "a hearing
Dated Houoiufu T. this oh cay cf.rt 4 n rs--
ALFEEp = uAErW rlf-
Attest: Iu-ftrr n the supreme Crrrf.
Jvo BtESuB Deputy clsrk SSH
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The Sufferers Best Friend !
HOLtOWAY'S OINTMENT
BadLegs, Ulcerous Sores, Bad Breasts and
Old Wounds.

No description Of wound. ulcer can resist
the healing properties of this excellent Ointment
The worst cases readily assume healthy appearance
whenever this medicament Is applied sound flesh
springs mp from the bottom of the wound inflammation
Of the surrounding skin Is arrested and a complete
and permanent quickly follows the use Of the
Ointment.
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WALKER g. ALLEN
NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED WILL TAKE ANY
amount Of the new issue Of Government Bonds
Al 10 years and upwards, bearing interest. at nine
nor cent per annum PAYABLE semi-anuuay, in pay
ment for goods (SO-im) t. WAREHOUSE.
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Sold at the Establishment Of PROFESSOR HOL-
LOWAY, pa Strand. (near Temple Bar London. and
bv all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout the civilized world, at the following prices
Is lld. 2s 3D.. A. g.. lis. 22s., and S5s each Pot
IS There is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
y. B.-Directions for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder are affixed 70 each Pot.
% - WATEPu0uSE Agent
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u JUDICIAL CIRCUIT KAUAr 80 &ura-t rrrs. a.
D. 1s72 KAHEA. Lte'ilnt g. dirarre w. hArL4iEEEti
In the above nttri Libel iaf nirorce it ari.rf
that decree of DIVORCE fcu The BIND u sf -rV Dol
tered Co favor % the -li kdhca- 81 TIRE cu 81 ~ fs
q the sail Eauiaikeka o. Do made nirf1 sffr Do ~
Tiraton q six months firm the dlfe 81 fis frer n-
compliance with the terms thrrrf urers suieat rla
shall appear o. the
And the Lheiaut i- ori-fei ruhh atfesfrl cry
this order On the G8vEuyg.vr esrsrrE rn 30 A. Nsnt
six successive urrks thr hrsf rul Hf1 f % Ehtn 90
month from the date q order that or rns .ie,
may within six u11uths show ehF sad d1rr r-l
not be made absolute.
b. the Court q y MlLINA N..'A
Aug Il. 1872. a-tt
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CORRESPONDENTS.

NoTrcE TO CoRREsPoNDESTs.- person in
terested in the welfare of this Kingdom has right
to express his opinions in this paper.
However, it is understood that the Editor IS not
responsible for the opinions expressed by any cores
pondent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11

- ISLANDS In Frrblfe-in the matter % he A-f.fa
of JOHN l. DEsIA Il iianaluiu. deceased. 0r-r q. sr
Why order u sale II Hez E-tafe -eula % o.
granted
II appearing % this Court BY he petition this Day rrru
ed and filed By william e. plIke rla tl.lfaI ri ''r -
tate Of John Desha deceased, praying o. arb errr - F
% real estate. Be- Necessary ell re r ~ rr e
pay the debts outstanding sIiust fhr d-csei aH r f
expenses aud charges of administrator.
10 j. ordered by this Court that on persons nIrr-i N
the Estate q the aid decea-ei appear lHi-e .' e
House iu uouolulu. -kIt huAhs tle SD HfN
IL September D. ISL 10 10 ocack ta she's .tns-
why an order should not BE- rtu.cl 0. Fii Aiiiini
sell much q the real estate of the sad deceased ~ I
be Necessary
that copy q this order BE- puhist-i re- irrf 'l-
successive weeks prcrirus to the sai DAY = t11rn u ~
Haicairn Gassf aud Az otaa usvspareri lua sls nni
printed ia aid Houoiuiu-
Honolulu, sept . ls52
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11

Is conformity with the provisions Of g An Act to
amend Article a, Chapter l6, Of the Civil Code"
.rproved August 2sth, 1860. the following persons
have this day been appointed Commissioners Of Pr
va,s Ways and Water Privileges for the District OF
Eva and Waianae, Island Of Oahu, and all previous
existing appointments for that office in said District
are hereby cancelled J. Komoikehuehu, j. r. VIII
liams. s W. Mahelona.
Under the same Act John Pilipo has this day been
Amounted Commissioner of Private Ways and Water
Privileges for the District Of KoOlaupokO, Island Of
Oahu.
u .,rr,rnitv with the Provisions Of :" An Act for
the Protection Of Parties Contracts authorized by
Section lll7 Of the Civil Code" approved July 2sh
1872 the following persons have been this day aP-
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

EDEFORE THE HON ELISHA ~ ALLEY
- Chief Jusiire 70 The supreme Court iI Cltrsr ri
the Kingdom. Ia Equity
WILLIAM HILLEBEkND. C1usgItuaat.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11

Tur members Of Hrs MAIBsrr's late Cabinet hav-
ipr resigned their respective Offices, it has pleased
IA MAJESTY TO make the following appointments ::
FrrBrS,xr ". HUrcmsoy, to be Minister Of the
Interior.
STEPHEN II. PmLLIPs 10 be Attorney General
EsHEEr sTIRLISG to be Minister OF Finance
And until new appointment shall be announced
HIS ExoeIeury FERDINAND W. HUToHIsoS is charged
with the care Of the Department Of Foreign Relations
IslAxt Palace, Sept. 10, 1872.
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Notice !

ALL PERSONS having any claims against
"A the Estate OF EDWARD Lesson, deceased.
will please present the to the undersigned within
six months from date.
Hama, August goth, 1872. A. UNNA,
SAT Administrator.
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Hemp CanYa s,

Arbronth Manufacture-Assorted Numbers. In
Bond, or Duty paid, for sale by B0LLEs co.
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LIST OF ASSESSORS FOR 1872.

The following persons have been commissioned as
Assessors fur the year 1872:
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SUPREME COURT or TIE HaNv AItRN
- ISLANDS in Projatclu thr matter 70 DE- Etare q
WILLIAM HUMPHREYS ~ U.nainu. deceased url.rr if
chow application q Ezrcuior ff oer n sae 81
Real Estafc.
lulu Executor u the Wl 20 WHaui uuurrhrryF. aar7i
afressid praying Or ori-r o sale 20 c.fialn fa sir
and settling frfa certain .rl
sons why such cali sfn si.onld D. aFid-
n hereby ordered flft 90 persons tufrr-sfri n si
estate appear uefrs chr. Court en sfrIErrN M - iF
81 September A. u 1sI2 ne I1 oriuck ri o. f.-t
Room % this Court n IIluainiu. tfeu ans there r saa
cause why an order .bouli De- granted o. che % f a
cstzfes
And it Is further ordered that COPY % This uf D. r
Ii.be al least three successive weeks tsffe hr % .f
hearing 10 the Efarr1iir aui 81 oil nsrsla
pers Published 10 said flouuiuiu-
Dated Honoluu, u. l., S,pt pa, i,72
ELISHA N fELEN.
Attest: Chief iust.ce q th- supreme CI1rr-
". u So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11

Assorted Ccrdage.
Portland Cement, best brands,
Blacksmiths' Goals, Tar and Pitch,
Fire Clay, Fire Sand, Fire Bricks,
Oak Boats for Coasters.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11
Steam the Great DisiHfscfant.

F.H HArrg. salicifar n Clupiiiuaat.
Honolulu. August % 1874
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C,UPREmE coInr OF rmE HAMAnaN

w,1rrn R. srA1 CIsrt. -tr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-10
THE INCOME TAX,
Gless Vote Is tee House on ihs sotls1 to
Suspend ths Ruiss for tbe AdOPtiSA
Of q ResQlutl0s 70 hspesl.

WASHINGTON, January SIN the house
to-day. the resolution offered by Mr, Ksl-
loRR, before the recess, directing the COM
unittee on ways and means to report bill
repeating the income tax, came up on no
ton 70 suspend the rules for its adoption.
Mr. Dawes demanded the yeas and nays,
and the rules were not suspended-yess
II, nays, 81. Yeas-MeHsrs. AcksT, Am
kler, Archer, Arthur, Banks, Beck, BeF-
eridSe, Bird, Blair Of Michigan, BlRiT of
Missouri. Brooks Of Massachusetts,, Buff
fngton, CoughlaD, Cox, Creely, Dawes,
DuBose, Duel, Ely, Frye, Garfield Gstz,
Goodrich, Hsrmer, Hszleton OF New Jer-
sey, berndon, Hoar, Hooper, Houghtons
Kelly, Kellogg, Kstohum, KilliDgers
I.amport, Lynch, McCIeIland, MeHenry,
Merriam, B. +. Myers, Monroe, Leonard
Myers, Neglsy, Niblsek, Peck, PoteKss
Potter, Randall, Il. n. Roberts, W.
r. Roberts, Rogers, Roosevelt, Ses-
sions, Sheldon, 5hellsbsrgsr, Sherwood,
sIlocum, Smith Of New York, Snapp,
Snyder, StaEkWsatbeF, Strong, SHann,
Twitchena UPsoni Wskenan, aron,
and Winohester-70.
Nays-MesHrA. Adams Ave q, Bar
ter, Barry, Beatty, Bright, Buck
ly, Burchard, Burditt, Butler Of
Massachusetts, Butler Of Tennes-
see. Caldwell, Coburn, COnger, Cotton,
Orebz, Grassland, Donnsn, Dox, Duke,
DunDell, EsdTidge, Farnsgorth, Fincksl-
burg, Foster OF Michigan, Grett, Hale,
Hancock, Hsndley, Harper, Harris OF
Virginia, Ravens, Hay Of Illinois, Hs-
aslton Of Wisconsin, Hsirford, Hub
hsrd, Holman, Kerr, Leach, Lewis,
Lowe, Mccormick, McCrsry, Mckee,
lherosT, Morgan OF Oregon, Packard Of
Indisas, Palmer, Parker Of New Hamp-
shire, Parker OF Missouri, Pierce, Plstt,
Poland, Porter, Read, Rice Of Illinois,
Iaios Of Arkansas, RuBk, Seelsy, S1snks,
Slater, 5losz, Smith Of Ohio, Spser OF
tseonsia, sPxsgus. Stevens, Stephenson
srarry, Turner, Iinsr, Van Trump, Wsd-
sle. eValdsr, Walls Of Florida. Whit
ihorna. willard, Wiliiama Of Indiana
ifilson of Indians, Wood-sQ,
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OHIO-ELECTTON OFsEyATOs.

OoLUMB0s, January 8 AT noon the sem
ate cast their votes Tor United States SEN
stor. In the senSte the vote stood: G..
". Morgan, Is; John Sherman, 4; Robert
@. Schenck, / In the house the vote
stood; Sherman, 81; Morgan, Al; Jacob
D. Cox, J. II was party vots in both
houses, with one exception In each branch
"a Republican In each one voting for
Schsnck and one for Cox.
The msmh hers Of the bar OF the State
met In the suprems court room this morn
ing to receive the report Of the special
committee sppOinted TO prepare rssOlu-
tious relative TO the death Of Hon. Thomas
Ewing. Resolutions expressive Of the
voice of the meeting we're adopted, and
remarks were made oy several prominent
lawyers. Among thCss present we're the
judges Of the supreme court, Governor
Noyes, Ex-Governor Hayes, Senator Sher-
man and msny Of the oldest members OF
the bar.
Bills were introduced in the senate this
morning to suthoriZs counties, citiss End
townships TO build railroads; TO compel
vaccination in public schools; 20 regulate
the sale Of narcotics. IN the house TO
strike the word white from tins school
law and relative 70 making up jury lists.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-10
THE COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.
--LATEST REponr By rELEaRAPE.l

--LATEST REPORT BY TKLEGRAPE.l
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January s-The cotton market
Is steady middling uplands, 2ssc.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, January 9.-Cotton market IS
frmer; middling uplands, I05E9l01zd; mid
ding Orleans, l0ss4lg5zd; sales, l50O1 bales, of
which 5000 bales were Tor export ana specniR-
NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS, January 9.-Cotton mar
ket active; sales, 1900 bales, mostly after the
l9l<c; low middling, 201{c; middhpg, 205<c; re-
oeipts 1914 bales; no EXPORTS stock ao,Sn bales
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, January 9-The cotton market
Is strong; good ordinary, ls5z 8l9c; net receipts,
lies bales sales, 5000 bales; sock, 46lOO bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH January 9.-The cotton market
is quiet; middling, 201Sc; net receipts, 6ol
bales sales 2lOO balesi stock, S42S bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, January 9-The cotton mar
ket Is quiet; middling, 20o; net receipts, l2I0
bales; sales, 500 bales; stock, %, AZ bales.
MOBILE.
NOZZLE, January 9.-The cotton market is
quiet aud steady; middling, 2O1zc; net receipts,
I7S3 bales: exports TO Great Britain, 265Z bales ;
sales, go bales; stock, s55I bales.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. January 9.-Cotton market
duh and prices dropping; uplands, 207<92lc,
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. January s.-Cotton market nrm
at 21c for middnng.
LOUISVILLE.
LoUIsvILLK, January a.-Cotton market
quiet and nrIn; middling held at 2O5fc.
NASHVILLE
NASHVILLE, January e.-Cotton market
dull and prices declined; low middling, aoo.
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THE AlsslsslPPI LEGISLATURE.
Special to the Appeal

Special 70 the Appeal
gAcKsoN, January e-The senate was
Euoss u ne dsv taken up with reading,
refsrrins passing Bills already man
toned oy telegraph. Among those passed
was the Noble and Northwestern road.
In the house the bills introduced last
week we're ssVsrally disposed Of
A resolution was introduced and
adopted InTigtug the DUke Alexis 70
IacEsoa End tendsring him the hosPIsan-
ties OF the StaJe.
The regulation cf psr dism for mem
osrs attending wEs dsbssed upon and
ballots cAat, but no definite sction was
taxed.
Ths GUditor made his report, which
HhoWE an increase OF tbs expenditures
over ths income OF $500 000, and recon-
msnds ossh bssls in order 70 prevent tie
dsprScatiop OF warrants.
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RIoHAoND, January e.-The Legislature
has appointed commissioner 20 ascer
tain the amount OF the State debt and
the character thereof, and TO investigate
the din srent dates s1d the amount Of
bonds, and for what purpose they were
made. They slso appointed q committee
Of I've 70 investigate che chsrgs that the
funding bill was passed BY the last house
of delegates through the commission of
6 continuation OF spscul stOrs IN Rich
mond and one influential attorney Of
New York
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-10
xMeoSsRiss--sECOSD SESSION
Pfsossslrgs Of ROth sFasehes Of tbs Ma
tssal legislature Yesterday.
N TIE SENATE,

The proceedings ia reference 10 SsnstOE
Olaytcn VII be found elsewhere.
Ssnstor COnkling gave nouce that on
Thursday be would call up the resolution
limiting tbs President 70 ons term in
once.
Tbs senate sccsptsd the statue Of Roger
Williams, from Vermont.
on motion Of Senator ThuTmsn, q resO-
lEtion was passed admitting Senator
sGoldEh FSit, OF Alabama, 20 his seat, pend
1Bg the Investigation Of the validity OF
his elsottOn.
A resolution was pzsssd to pay Foster
Blodgstt, OF Georgia, tbs usual expenses
while eontssung his seat.
AfteT Which the senste adjourned.
II TIE HoUs8.
Elsy, D. e Sale, Of Montreal, opened the
1ay's business with prayer, IN which be
gave thanks thai by the Treaty Of Wash
fngton war had been sVerted.
ar. Crebs introduced bill for the Inn
movement Of Great Wsbssh river, and tbs
sarvey o. Little Wabash river, which Was
referred.
Nr. AcCrsely, from committee on cleo
sions, made 9 report, In the contested cleo
tiOa case Of MsKenEls against Braxtons
that Mr.. Brsxton, the sitting member,
wa entitled TO the seat. The report was
oFQsred printed
NJ. Kelly PENN, from she COM
uaityee on coinage, reported Dill re-
Eislng the laws relative 20 coinage.
Mr.. Potter SAID be could not see the
utility OF legiHlsting upon coinage when
chs country had no coin In circulation for
tbs last ten years, and was nos likely 70
have for ten years TO come.
Ths house then proceeded 20 consider
che Dill Ia committee Of tbs whole.
Mr., Maynard moved 70 amend the SEQ
ton which provides for the appointment
Of the director Of the mint oy striking
ont the words, fWho shall bold ofnce for
dFs years, unless sooner removed Tor
cause shown" he argued that the ten
are Of once should not be limited 70 nVe
years, e. ths once would then be thrown
open 30 general scramble.
Nr. Garfield opposed the amendment.
He spoke Of the report OF the civil ser
vice reform as proposing only 70 take care
Of the front door By which appointments
are mSds, while It left the back door for
removals wide open.
AZ. Holman moved 70 amend by EtKtk-
ing out only the words, unless sooner re-
moved, /" which was Vejscted-yeas IS,
n. willard moved 70 amend by pro.
xi5Saa thst ths director OF the mint shall
hold Ofacs during good behavior. Re
PsndIng the consideration Of the mo-
ktou OF Mr, Garfield TO reduce the salaries
III osncers provided for the house, on
motion Of Mr.. Dawes, who said ne op-
need an increase Of salaries, the house
Ad3 5urned, 80 that the question might Do
aarefully considered tomorrow.
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arATE LEGISLATURES,
u1.Oansrr-oRaANIzAFIoN

WtsCeAAAA-S@e-A - =
.r.nraoH January "a majority Of
- - beru and q host Of Ofiee-Beekers
s.s- - !. '..~rivsd here, sne lobbying Is pro-
- rapidly. The contest for speak
>. y. Il ,,,s-erro1rsd down 20 Ha1 and Swain.
y < q Youp9 viii b chief clerk Without
......,,,-sts..r. =. 6sm Rlaeid and Colonel
"a ~ a. csndidats for psrgoant-st-arms
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Sf the assembly; Mr.. Waggoner, OF Rich
land county, for clerk Of the senate.
The sergeant-st- arms viii be elected
without opposition. The governors
message viii make sbout nine columns In
the State Journal, and is devoted mainly
TO State affairs, giving, however, some
spscs to national matters, especially pos
tal telegraphy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-10

Ii persons ars harsby notified NOT to
~ transact or 90 any ouainesH with DR.. a.
y. R1tehsy e. "a agent o. tno 4ounu CttY
Nutaak Lifa Insurance. Com panT, Is ne hts
no authority Wha1ayof 20 represent aid con-
nsng. CHAE. 8, &9HA1IoH,
8anarAi AGENT
is kauaa CIV alutaat Las IL. 60.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-10

TRENTON, January 9.-The legislature
assembled here TO day. A message was
received from Governor Randolph recon-
msnding that before the new governor is
sworn into Office 70 pass law giving him
sn adequate salary. The message repre-
senss the pecunisry condition OF the State
ss excellent, and volunteers many recon-
menC stions suggested by his experience
in the gubernstorisl position which he is
about vzcsting.
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THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
--LATEST REPoHT BIZ rHLEaRAPH.j

NEW YORK, January 9-There Is q little
m ore inquiry tor staple goods, but the market
Is quiet. Roll iacOneIs have advanced; Naum-
keag satteens, bleached and cOiOred, have
risen from l5Isc 10 lbc; PequOt from l4o 20
l415c. Pequot A brown sheeungs are up 70
1850 from l4e; stark A bags have risen from
S5o 10 aye, and American A bags from Boo 10
a21Se.
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COTTON sEED.

TrHE MEa6PHB OIL COMPANY VIII ras-
II nian saokBon application, and pay III
or river HiKheRt market prlce pad as All
times, ]. 3. HAHxUhs sup1
fSSsez. s,ev n le11 deel1
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PURE OLD BOURBON
AND
1X1 WzISK x.


I'VE esll the particular attention OF the
w wholesale Trade 70 our large stock OF
Whiakiaa, mostly OF the celebrated and WE'LL
known brand for the past tWenty years OF J..
A. KILLER ChtcLen-Ccok Bourbon and Rye
Whisky mRde IN Paris, Bourbon county,
KY, and warranted 20 the trade fer ita pu-
riSy and uniformity In quality, and TO tn-
prove by aEo faster than any other whisky.
made In the aneat Oooperage. We have DIFF
farent ages, the new, one, two, three, four
and ave years OF age, at prices varying as 70
age. ofo.
brand on cns hsad Of the barrel and the
burnt brand Of the dtslslery On tbs other
head, made In and In rom PaFiA, Bourbon
county, KY.
ara invited 70 examine our stock For sale
"a lots only hy
1OaB. D0EEkOEnR = CO..
sole AgaRie. eaEnsr HalnnL and IsiR1s
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