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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-09

The 81. Louis and Iron Mountain and
Southern railroad will have for sale at tho
Office in Caro-, until May 10th, round trip
tickets to Jefferson, Texas, good until
juno 10th, for $40 "A This Is for the
benefit of the Bap,is! convention now in
session ct Jefferson. 34.b.7.4s
FoR STOVES, Tinware, tableware, steam
cooking vessels, broilsrs, bird cages, Ian.
ems, gate springs, gsts hingaa, table and
poke. cutlery, Auting irons. Also for
roofing, cutters and spouting go to A.
Halleys. l6s Washington avenue, near
Tenth street. 5G--4-l7-lm.
REMoyED-Dr. A. j. Roe has remov cd
from tho corner OF Fourteenth and Wash
ington to No. 80, Tenth street. between
Washington and Walnut HIS Office Is
on Commercial avenue over Thoms X
Bros grocery store 1888 IS
MRS. RUMBOLD 10 prepared to BLEACH
and PRESS hats and bonnets in the most
approved style, and in manner to give
entire satisfaction. Gall at her residence
on Fifteenth street between Walnut and
| Cedar. 236-3-lo-tf
The undersigned has no interest in any
business in the namo OF Thomas Jessup
or Jessup u Blythe, and wall pay nc
debts unless contracted by himself in
dividuAlly and in his own name.
JAS. h. BLYTHE.
May ., 1874 39-5.7-3
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-09

JUST received at w. B. Rockwell *
Co.'S new stock Of Walnut psrlor
brcket,, wall pockets, lowell racks, hang
ing baskets, sterooscopic view hold ers
and In. racks, all Tor sale at reduced pri-
ccs. ~ ''6t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-09

Arc selling Gents half hose Ut Go cents
per dozen.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-09

You can buy Queensware and CUTLERY
as cheap at ID. Hartman II Cos, as in any
other part Of the country.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-09

tH5-Tho chimney of the house on the
corner of Fifteenth and Cedar streets
caught fire yesterday and for time cro-
s,ed quito a commotiou. The fire bells
were rung and oil the fire companies were
out. But rs tho fire was cd 10 the
chimney their services were not needed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-09

g-ay" One OF the most successful and do.
lightful entertainments Of the season WAS
givon At tho rectory of the Episcopal
church Thursday evening, by the ladies
of that church; Mrs. J. Q, Harmon, Mrs.
Phil. Howard, Mrs. T.W. Halliday, Misses
Emma and Jennie Horn, Mrs. A. II.
Irwin, Mrs. j. ii. Jones and Mrs. l.. Jor-
gensen bong in charge for the evening.
Too much credit cannot be awarded these
ladies for the fine supper, (including
some superb ice cream ordered expressly
for the occasion from Chicsgo,) the besu-
tiful display of howors, and the general
enjoyment Of every body, from tho good
rector and his cordial wife down to the
little ones Of the church. The receipts
we're unusually large and will be devoted
towards paying for tho hew organ now In
process of construction a. the Church Of
the Redeemor, one Of tho hsndsomest in
s'runents ever built and tho finest, one in
southern Illinois. We understand an
organ concert is being arranged for, and
can promise on overaswing house on
such An occasion.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-09

CORNER SIXTH STREET AND
COMN ERCIAL AVENUE
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-09

Twelve yards blcached Domestic ono
yard wide, for 81 at
ID HARTMAN AZ Cos
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-26
Provision, OF the New Bankrupt
Law,

Provisions OF the New Bankrupt
Law.
The following are the most tmportan,
ToTiaions Of the new Bankrupt aet
which has Just been approved by the
President As
First No Proceedings can b taken in
Involuntary o. compulsory bankruptcy
excepting b The action Of oneIourth Il
number Of the creditors and one.third IL
value Of clAims against the debtor.
Second. The lproViSion oil the present
law requiring that the assets Of an invol
unlaIY bankrupt shall be equal 70 my
per cent Of the Indebtedness (pfoVed OF
Toytble) ) repealed, without limitation.
: Third In. voluntary bankruptcy thC
bankrupt may be discharged on the pay
ment Of thirty per cent upon bis liability
provided that one.fouHth Of bis creditorl
10 number, and they representing one
third OF the amount 81, proved OF prov
able Indebtedness, 6gree % his discharge.
Fourth, A composition may Be effected
without regard 10 proceedings In bank
IHpsClt W NSb1 Va p H41lBtlll III uuLl'
Der Of creditors, who shGll adopt q reso.
luton 10 that effect at meeting duly
called, on due notice, Of such creditors a
may be present or represented BY proxy
said resolution TO be certified to.c0art, 4
be signed By 8 certain number (dYe.
CighthI) Of the ereditou, representing G
certain proportion (three.lolrthS arc Be.
lieVed 70 be the proportiop) Of the indebt.
ness, which, If had, such composition MAJ
be enforced upon the non-sgfeeing eredi-
tors. ~.
Fifth. The two periods Of four month";
and six months, prescribed q the limit
Of certain retaining and vuiding pro-
eesses, are reduced 70 sixty days and loul
months respectively, but this not To take
effect for two months alter the passage o.
the act
Sixth. The expenses Of all officers,
agents, etc 10 be reduced 10 one.hEli tht
present rates; the old rules TO remain IN
force until the Supreme Court shall AZ
range the new tariff Of charges.
In estimating the number Of creditor
In certain casea no debt under ESQ 4
counted 10 the number, though II may b
computed in value.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-26
al unbr.lla FLch, IN Riehmona.

RlcH4osDs Va, June e4.-Attreet en-,
counter took place this morning between
bon J. Amber Smith and Mr.. Andrew
wsshbun, 8 pension agent wGshburn
sOoOs.sd Smith, and charged him with
making false statements about him know.
ingly. Smith resented by striking WASH
bum over the head with an umbrella.
The Two then cltnehed and scufasd until
sepsrSted. No seriols damage wa done
Weshhums charge Of filSe statements
probably 1rose nom statements made BY
Smith In The House q Representatives 4
few days since, In regard % . srSnIts con,
tr1ct tor the new. State department, In
which RAShburn wAs charged Win DE-
trGuding The. Government ot $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-26
Ansriea Versus FalberIand.


George Supper, Of Canon, Monroe
county, Ohio, successful dealer in 70
bacco and general merchandise, feeling
gloomy over the buGiness prospects d
thea unoertGin ttmes, concluded last
; March after twenty years absence from
hbpEttys Caravans, that heWoIld gobaek
TO the Scenes Of his youth, and revive The
fading memnEieant hiE cha hooa.s-.
BE went; AndAifer abQjUuEn q weeks
running INTO months, be has returned.
Much q be enjoyed ha Wit, much Is be
globes IN The power and progress Of his
native lind, lovingly u Ids heart cher
iihe old memories recalled into new life,
be Says there q no county Ike America.
When he again SSW her shores 8 spirit Of
glldness heized him which made him lei
q 1.-THE had been born into 3 new and
larger LIE. BE says he would not spend
the evening Of his life in the old home
land Il they would give him whole VII
ligG
While he no doubt painted in glow
ing colon the sdyHutsges Of his
adopted country, he was cautious
In bis advice 70 those who were
eager to come with him and Try their tor.
tunes In = land which had dealt 90 kindly
by their old acquaintance. he knew full
well the present unt1Turkbls chGneeS ior
the realization Of the bright hopes thst
were engeodered in the minds Of his
friends by the. evidence which he q q
living witness presented He did not en-
courage them 10 come Just at this time.
Among the peoples who compose the
medley Of American population there are
none who Is class cling 50 isndly TO the
memories Of the Fstheflard as our Ger
man citizens. There sre none who 90
tensciouSiy retain the manners and Gus
toms Of their birth Land, Who seem never
TO forget their nativity or lose their na.
tiopGl identity. Their llDguIge. their liz.
erG,ure, their music and their sociGl Gus
toms afe retained aud cultivated with
scrupuIons care, as though America was
bat q place Of Soj0urn WhtIe Tor the time
they had taken up . hShitstion Tor the pur.
pose Of lettering their financial circum'
stances.
Ore almost wonders, then, that We do
no. read Of the extensive rem'grs,ion oil
those Who, while acquiring wealth Of
goods and money, hare seemingly en-
desyOred 10 titfsr 10 nothing else from
their fathers across the ocean. Bat after
all We and that such result does rot fol-
Low. There is no rcf1I OF emigration
from The new 10 The Old home. We find
thst the people from the great German
Empire who come 10 "a come 70 star.
The love that they bear to their native
land Is that which mAkes them true and
worthy citizens Of their adopted country.
Their return DoE and then 10 the old
home il Ike the gathering Of scattered
children beneath the old root tree, merely
TO Ishen up the dear old memories, but
not 70 stSy. In America they are not Q
captive Israel whose harps hang idly on
the wi!ioWA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-26
Educational.
.HERLINa FEMALE COLLEGE

The Spring Tenn viii open MONDAY, ApEIl
4oth. This i . favorable time for new pupIls
70 enter the regular school departments, o. tor
ARsis, Ar french o. German. Por terms Of
Admission, tnitioa, &c, call On Or address Tie
President. RTT. VIZ. q. NORTON. apIi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-26
General Notices,
VISITORS TO MoUNTAIN

Good Aeoo1ncd.tIous can b furnished By .
Private family lor Twelve Bosrdeft Situation Il
4 o. 3 K, e6nY6nient % station. frolt Rish.
Ing, &c can b6eajoySd. -TGEnS nodefate. Re
Ia % J. B Sheppard and =. Q. WIn1hip, 1Iq-
o. Capt J. q ehrodeS, Passenger Conductor 3.
so. K r EErly Gpphation desired. ADDRESS
jas woOdslds, Hattoa's sSitca, Ia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
! o. oP-YUNERAL NOTICE.

NJ member q WHllan Tn Lode 10. l
o o. p, are hefSey n0t11od % neet q nd
LodEe Room thtl 1itsEnool e ~ o'eloek, % q
teld he fanafAl o. Bro. Loail L1le,
AZ nenhst8 Of llstes LolEeI, n Eood HlGn1
In, GF1 feqnlBted 70 ioln ~ NJ -
BJ0fGrOf Comnif.ea. IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-26
For Sale.
.oMMIssIoNRRs SALE
James A. Lancaster q a., oOnplatraats,

James A. Lancaster 4 a., oc,pplatrants,
s. Brady, the NesehxntS md Mechanic, R,nt a,
Wheeling, q a Defendants. In ChknoeFy.
By virtue 81 decree rendered IN IL .hoya
entitled cause q De Nay ZEN. isT{. oftSe At.
enn Court o., Ohio County, the IndefIIRned
speeAl Commissioners vn, On
THURSDAY, the so day OF Jrly, Is7I
tell At public Gsetiou st ths font door Of tbe
- 5S9Se g ONO eoaety, the following lots
y Jostpa aiaEelf6 Additon % Whe0ltuF. al
u The otd!r hereinafter nanFd. tSatiS ~ 80
lst- LOIS numbered IS q. a @ ~ al Ia.
portion Of lotnnmbeFed IS i1inF al n ~ m.
lowing me, eo1nene1Dg q Z p5lnf IA ~ noCth
nees o. SAG Iot y fCet from ~ east In N
IM1ttef surg, and thence 70 paint IL ne 1o-th
Inc Of said lot. Is FEET from ESId eaST tns N
water sEeec ID, lot No. 6s; "a. lot IA x. %
% Ne. II blh. The noEth hSIf 81 Iot No 4 ~
~; ne soah half Of lot No. 9, tosVtSer III 81
tnei Dgtofements 6eFeon: On. Eueh al sSI6 IotS
- eaAu y Sameenttn the ordT aiotessId 10 pSy
10 70 ne 40 Aeteha11 b NeehInies BsnE n
~ naseslns ne sun Of S.It6 IS, With int0reSf
80 ~ !ne ~ aAy o. Nay isH unt1 pay.
Of sale. ", 1-'' Az L -las' e S1sl
TIHHs Or SAIE-one third OF ia n,,rA,..
money IN hand. and therestdne n ST IA tSelTs
ESooths Win Interest from DAY or M ~ mn.
saasef giItng bead and seeaFffy IA 10 A. 49,
and ths title heInf retaIne4 = In.
t ~ see1ilg until payment n full; BAL Eith
nod8 70 each purchaser % nav Al ~ 4 [rtsts,
proportion than cls-third or SIS ia "a I'D. :
II A ]. CLARKE.
I,,.n,e-, spe6Gt Commissioners
=. :. -sS iSl0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-26
NOTICE TO THE sToCKHoLD-
In BRS OF .r---.---..-
The Peabody Insurance Co.

Ats special meeting Of the Board Of Directors
Of aid COMPANY, held Nay =, La, q its once
IN the ely OF Wheeling, AmonE Other proceed.
tngs had the following resolution and ordefs
were adopted, Viz:
On motion, Il was received Tat the CGyit1l
Stock Of the Peabody Insurance Company Be
reduced nom One Hundred thousand and TNEn-
ty-hIe thousand Dollars 10 One Hundred Thoa.
sand Dollars (paid upl, By reducing The par yHlne
OF The shares Of stock IN said ConpShy iron
one hundred dollAfs 70 eighty dollars. Where.
upon It vas ordered that . general meeting Of
ne Stockholders Of the Peabody Iosu,Anee Com
pGny Be called, TO b held q the once Of sald
Company IN the dty Of Rhee ing. West Virgin.
a, on he toh day Of June, 1874. q three o'eoek
?. H.. tot The purpose Of Considering the above
resolution and Tor the trGnsaeti0n Of EueA UtheE
business - may cone before aid meeting.
On motion It wa ordered that the above reso-
luton and proceedings Be publahed for four
successive weeks In one Of the daily neEspapeH
Published IL the city Of Wheeling, WestVA.
4 copy tse v. BAILEY, PTest.
N 9. ARTHUR, seeJ. nJ0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-26

BUILDING LOTS FOB SALE,
on WHEELING IIaANp, -
4 Farm Containing 1903 Acres.

Ivm Ssnnt. one Ioe o. as4.as II N lO.s q
to1r o. Ave le1es 70 Sltt peteAASsrL There e
county. Situated within onsnila d he Sty d
FEEaS.ose iosr.h ea.h. baiaaes inose, tuO
9ef f iariSeT S,r Ia lie ssqa.r. q u. saS.
'4''@' GEO. ROBERTS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-26
DIED.

LlUR-on THURSDAY nornirE, Jane Is, 1874,
LoUn LAuE, Iged 70 ytLfI and months
FuneFll from his lSte rslitsree, etrnsf Of Main
street and Afey 10. thls Afternoon At 30esoek.
Friends Of the naf'y are respectfully Invited 70
attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-26
New City Grocery.
CHEAP GOODS.

I take the pleasure Of informing the eIaEsns
o. Wheeling that I hare tnSt open d new Gro
nne 1Ssortnent Of frstelGSs GoodG, and & fun
me o. STerJAlRG usahlly kept In frst-e!Ass
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-26
FARM FOR SALE

x - - - - ~ - - - 49,
Ioar 70. ale lie Tsfn On vhisAIrow~
reGide, Gltrstod n Marshall county, ". We ,lone
hFSe H1l6s troa The Hmits Of he dty Of Wheel.
Ing, o. q 1eGE the F1irno1t Pike eoltatrlne
lB Acres d 1EStslAAI Ind, neaI1y Al 81 Which
4 IN hne Et4te q ealttTiti0u. TAstnpEuIe-
nGnts are ~ Of The bSt, eonaifttnE q Htes
Hoase Containing eleven rooms, with Al the
eonyen1elees needfal, A hrgo eistEn GuppAca
Il with al Tie water fR which min water Il need'
e. There Il also lkTEe Bkrn, win eelllEi 81
BE ron tnr Homes nd twenty hc1d Of o1ttless
MAgol Ho1fe, Coln OH, Ry1ek Bnoke HolSe,
Chieken House, and good hane Tenalt Ho111
eo1tAtntnE tolfroon8; With Churches E1d School
Ho1te within IhnEt dist2nee. The B1ta l1nd z
well H1teEed, md neHef-4tling wei ~ N
barn. There IL good vineyard Of C4tAwbs and
Concord GRAPES, and large number Of the best
eeleetton Of Rrutt Tfeegtif nm barring eonAist.
Ing Of App1eA RearA, Peaches, PfnnlI cben4e1
and Qui1eeA With Glnott Al DE 1r1t quality d
anal kuif groSn n Us paFt Of he country.
Any pegHon desiring good home leEE 70 IL
city Of WheednI, where tAey can proGtGbly til'
pose Of whatever thsy nay fA1sei1rth s nAtEet
VII do well 10 can % The Gubeerihef, Who VIII
give al the necessary Information. Ttrnseasy.
taf-dAU n 7. WAYMAN. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-26
Political Aapeurerlur COmmrncea.

Political AaReuTerl1E Commenced.
The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Led9z communicates the
following item to that paper under date
Of the 2sl 1t Is all The more significant
kon the isct that the LAGsT is not po-
IlucAl paper.
SAlusion WAS made in ystecdGY's let.
Ter TO the effort making By the Democratic
General Committee here 70 have an su-
thuTitAtTe expression Of opinion o. public
Ifsi7 from prominent members Of Con.
Eress on The approaching 4th Of July
oe!ebrstisa. Il may Tow be stated that
The Republicans are feeling their way TO
similar demonstration on their part
though the time fof It will probably be
Z little later than the 4lh Of July. II the
gosips speak truly, The keynote Of the
occasion b furnished In s 6riei, but Pc
eal!Iriy Significant, article, In this morn
hgs 1tEsSs IN favor Of third term for
President Grant. The IEmts awhile ago
was H1SerinG On every spproacA 10 that
point; but ID utteF1uces now arc lsss
equiToeAl, and theJ excite unusual Sten-
ton In political efre30 accordingly"
The iollnEing extract from the 7iEEI
article contains the significant iDtn1tiou
fste1sttuby the LhSgz,T correspondent
Atoftnight ago We pointed out that the
President mas the only man In politics
who Tts making any hesdRsy; md Il 4
the ruth. We StStet = hct, but some d
the pspen twisted GhEt bArren statement
into N assertion thAt We were fcr the
third term As for the bearings O. the
fact n question, We did not deem L neees.
SAry to point them out, but We certainly
TAhed 10 WAN al politicians thIt Il they
are going 70 repeal the blunder Of 1871,
and suppose that General Grant Is
played OUT thgy win find that they
have recknned without their host. Who
among thg Republican leaders comes 30
well out Of this session OF Congress q
General Grantl Who besides him has
even held his oEn2 Let rs look Of facts
dHt-Re can settle theories SiierwArd
But that d Q plan which i no. likely 70
win the appreciation Of morbid doetriR
aria, still les Of the poor creatures who
are always writing school.boy essays on
Journalism
ItmuTt be confessed that the above ex.
tract looh very Hkss Hfeel@" on behalf
Of third term. Il Glludes to without
denying the intinstion Of other papers
that the Tina iAyors four more years for
Gen. GRANT. Taken in connection with
the RspaHieaHI article 81 Washington
the other day, both papers being quasi
organs, It 4 certainly not without signiA-
canoe. We are sin inclined TO believe,
however, that there Is very little IN the
third term agitation; that Is, it has but q
messre basis to go on IN the way Of pub-
lie sentiment, and reflects mainly The in
tsrested hopes and efforts Of Office hol-
ders. Those who think the movement Is
likely TO become popular one vim prob.
ably Be awakened from their delusion
when the experiment Is tried on.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-16
Hurrah for Brigadier-G General
 George Crook.

News of the confirmation of General George Crook as Bngadicr- General was received at Headquarters of this Department. A salute was fired at Fort Whipplc to-day. at P. m, in honor of the Generals promotion.
 Telegrams from Senators, and other per sonagcs of distinction, congratnating General Crook on his well earned honor, are flashing over the wires, but none can or do feel more joyful over this recognition of his merit, than the thousands of hardy Arzona settlers to whom he has brought glad tidings of great joy, who to-day love and respect him as the only genuine Peace Commissioner ever sent to Arizona. Owing to his efforts they are now beginning to feel that they may yet realize ther hopes, in this, the land of their choice, and enjoy the comforts and blessings of peaceful home in the land of the Apache. And we have reason to believe that, aside from the prime fact SO dear to every one, the knowledge that his disposition of business entrusted to him has been generously approved and rewarded, by those who placed him in authority. General Crook will value nothing more than the heartfelt gratitude of the rough pioneers of Arizona.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-16

Howard, E. r. Smith, Indian Commissioner and Wilkinson, They write letters for pub. lication in its columns. Mir. Smith thus gave to the public q narrative of his trip through Arizona in company with Gen. Howard. Ca fair, unprejudiced statement, tool. The pa. per IS named the "Advance,n and contains in the issue of December IS, 1873, a communi. cation from Mrs. A. E. Shattuck, lady who lives at Saints Rest, Kansas, close to the present home of the Modocs. The letter is laudatory ot the conduct of Capt. Wilkinson m bringing the unarmed Modocs from Camp McPherson to their home at Baxter Springs, Kansas, without irons and without military guard. The history oi the weeping Captains daring exploits was evidently furnished by himself to Mrs. $. as it is almost in the same words as he used in his speech in the church at Chicago, and she intimated that his voice trcmbled, and his eyes moistened when he told her of the sickness and death of Mo doc infant, the child of Steamboat Frank who died after their arrival at Baxter Springs. Mrs $. says the Modocs have not yet robbed a heU-roost, or smoke-h house, or taken any scalps in Kansas, and the MINER hopes they will not, and believes that as there arc only thirty-nine men left in the tribe and they are not in the lava beds, and arc un- armed, that they may be quiet and willing to do the bidding of the agents who have charge of them The MINER respects any onc-lndian agent or Gospel teacher--who practices the religion he proiessts, and has some regard Tor those who believe in the good effects of kindness on such Indians as Sioux, Kiowas, Modocs or Apaches, but can not find words to express the contempt it feels for base, sycophantic, lachrymosc, pray ing wretches of the Howard -Colyer-W Wiker- son stamp.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-16

 was amended by striking out tbe =. 'mineral lands" and passed to engro.. WI Tucson, Jan. l5.--The Supreme ICSoaeat Consa ! still in session and will probably con,isI nss into next week. ''"''oOs Incidentally the question of the pov,, the District Judges to fix the time af J"S. b", Q district courts and involving their iuri,Sisiol uol in districts composed of more than ona ,s'OO .'I ty, as well as the transaction of United s,.a yoaa and county business, at one and the same ,a's' ,Ne tinuous term, was discussed yesterd., 'Va t Governor Bashiord and James E. McC.xs " The question is expected to be furtbsr d cussed tomorrow. 's' As soon as they can be obtained. the c, zen will give the views of attorne,, V'N, .'. opinion of the court thereon. 'u' Weather clear and warm.
 Maricopa, Jan. lS.--Born, at M,,o... Wells, at noon to-day, twin chickens. h0,cSis hSp, from double yolk. Both alive and dons r,,a .' we'll as could be expected. Mas. Mooss !"