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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-09-26

am now manufacturing ut my Brick
yard In the city of GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Inn
mediateiy on the l.. & ". & Ct Southern r.
r., very superior quality OF Brick, and
an prepared 20 contract with responsible
parties for any number of Brick, at the
kiln. delivered at any named point, or laid
in wall. house or otherwise. My prices
ave As follows for merclIantabIe brick:
~ tue kiih...-.----.--.. -.--..-.-.S . W
Lad IN wall in city liDIits....-...--.... II 90
Will cutter into contract with responsible
parties, guaranteeing that all brick fur
nished, and all brick laid by me shall be
done promptly and In workmanIfke
manner, or as per written contract AIIor-
ders or contracts left with or entered into
with DIR. Cobb at the Courthouse VIII be
Immediately attended tn.
JOHN BRADLEY.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-09-26
ARTICLE XIII.

SECTION IA sufficient
number of members present
to fill the Offices shall consti-
tute a quorum to transact the
huSinnSS of tha Granpa
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-09-26
ARTICLE XIV. ABSENT
OFFICERS

SECTION Amy officer
being absent three regular
consecutive meetings, it shall
be considered a misdemean-
or, and without a good
excuse, shall be dealt with as
the Grange may decide.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-10
From Boston.

1HE WILL OF AoAnZA.
Boston, January 9--The will oi Prof.
Louis Agsszs at probate oiiicc in Cam
bridge is as follows give and bequeath
10 my son Alexander L. X. Agaxza, such
Of nay scientific books as he may selcct
from my library, hoping that whom he
shall have no further use for them he will
add them to tho rest of my library OF
scientific books, which / hereby give 10
the museum of comparative Zooloay in
Cambridge.
I'd. give and devise all the rest OF my
estate now owned aud hereafter acquired,
unto my beloved wife Elizabeth q.
Again, 10 hold her heirs and sssignces,
forever.
81. l mako no provisions FOR either of
my daughter, Ida and Pauline, not from
any want of affection, but
that my house in Cambridge, subjec,
TO mortgage, is the only remaining piece
Of property have 90 dispose Of / appoin.
my wife aforesaid to be sole cxecutrix Of
this my will, and direct that she DO c1.
omptod from giving bond a. such.
Dated November 20tl, lSdo.
Signed, h. A0AzzA.
Though Mrs. Agazzs vas exempted
from giving bond 10y tho will, she hes pre-
ferred to do 50, and has hcca recognized
In siJ, 900
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COMMITTED.
TIE NEGRO MUED,RERs WILL Not III
HUNG.

TBE NEGRO MUBDERERs WILL NyT III
HUNG.
plSCKSEYvILLE, I'll, January The
execution Of John Feeiee and George
Williams, which was TO have taken place
here on Tomorrow, has justly me. with
executive clemency, and the sentence OF
doGth has been commu.od 10 that Of i'm.
prisOument for life.
The papers were received from SPRING
hold by tho sheriff IT. noon to-day, bu.
owing to the innamci couiiisn Of tho
public mind. and threats of mob violence
IN case Of such an Intervention, the fact
WAS not made known b. him.
The prison was thronged during tho
day with visitors anxious to get last
look at the supposed doomed men. the
prisoners themsolve not knowing of'the
change, IL being wisely withheld from
them lest IL should creep out through
some prying visitor, AID bring abcu. q
difficulty in their removal from here.
After dark the sheriff proceodsd TO pm
ion the prisoners, ard, unknown 10 any,
thcy wore safely escorted to way station
and placed on tho evening train TO 81.
Louis, en- route for Joliet. AZ tho fact of
tho change Of sentence ia not known 20
the public, large gathering IL expected
in town for tho occasion tomorrow.
Tho Communication Ia n righteous ono,
and will be 20 received by tho thinking,
law-abiding men Of the country.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-10
Dry Goods!
rheCheapest
IN
The City.

The large stock of elegant
dry goods with which Burger
filed his new storc-room a
few weeks ago, have been
nearly all sold, the people
having been unable to resist
buying at the unprcccdcnt.
cdly low prices for which
they were offered. Burger
is now filing their places
with a still finer and more
beautiful assortment of goods
absolutely the cheapest and
best stock in The city. The
finest cashmercs, satins, cm-
press cloths. alapacas, mo-
hairs. etc, otc.. arc offered
at the very lowest prices.
Burgers shawls eclipse any
now sold in Cairo, both for
beauty and cheapness ; and
his fur3, nubias, scarfs etc,
are also cheaper than the
cheapest. He has Il full line
Of kid gloves in all colors,
kid gauntlets, and children's
WOODEN gloves in every style.
4 large lot of mcrino under
wear for ladies and children
is being sold ut fabulously
low prices, and Il large lot
of table linen, napkins, tow
els, sheeting, muslins, etc,
etc. In short, if anybody
wants anything, at any price,
in the line Of dry goods, or
notions of any sort, he or
she will be cestcin to find it
at Burgers and jus. as GER
tam to be suited in price as
well as kind or quality.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-10
MARKET REPORT.

MGpuIs. January g-Ilonr qg;et and
unchanged. Corn mcsi "a. 3D.! uH-
changed. Corn firm 7CCp72c. Bran nom
NAL. Lard 9!Cgl0;. Eu.k meats osier 81 .
G1Jla for shoulders SGeS!c for sides.
NEW YORK, January 9.-F.our market
better on low grades with a light supply,
o 1906 80 Tor super!ino western and state
7lDI 30 common 20 good 3jM7 50;
good to choice soCls 30; white wheat
7@S Go; y Ohio lOG7 II; 81. Lou.
rye -four, scarce and firm. Corn meal ad-
vanced to 4 2o@i50. Western whisky
steady at 60. wheat market higher
st G2l9l Gs FOR Iowa spring 6jMl 81;
north wes, spring l 6jGll IS; No Mil
waukce G30l %; No Chicago G76
20. Rye quiet and arm at 05al CO.
Barley quiet and firm. Receipts 4i52i.
Common to fair s5c.
CIcAGo, January 9.-Flou- good to
choice spring extra 3 jO(aG 80. Wheat
demand active and advanced, No spring
.old "a Ma closed at 2ss rAahi %
February. Corn demand active and ad-
vanccd, No , mixed 5s3c cash 593SGOc
February. Oats demand active snd adj
vsnced, No . 42c cash. Ryo demand &C.
two and advanced, No - fall 7SlGsOc.
=
fall q; No = | 2iGj1 25 Provisions
dull and dropping. PORK lower IA 30Isl
If 40. Lard tair demand and lower at
&c spot; % February. Bnlk meat dull
end shade lower Shoulders Sic; S Il
1lc $ G e. Scarcely anything doing Ia
green meats quiet and weak; shoulder
5!c S Il 73c. Whisky fair demand and
advanced TO %.
ST, Lows, January o.--Flour quiet
and unchanged. Whes. spring firm and
higher, No 2 ! 22lgl 20; soft 2sGl &c;
fall strong, but not active; No 3 red 30
Sl 43; No. l 63Gl CO. Corn in better
demand higher, No . mixed offered Janu-
AIRY a. Bic; 5Sc bid; No 2.mixed aold, on
tack, in East st. Louis, 5-G157lc Oats
in better demand and higher; No 2 mixed
4i@iilo. Barley unchsn ged Rye steady
and Arm, No 2 Sl4Gs2c Pork firm;
standard 10 co. dry salt inca. quiet; loose
shoulders Co. closr rib 7sc; packed lots lo
higher. Bacon firm, shoulders ne; clear
rib ssc clear o.. Lard firm; round lots
prime steam held at SIC. Whisky higher
97c. Hogs cloacd dull . 00@5 40
New ORLEANS, January o.-Flour in
good demand and small stock; supertlne
8 90; Y 90; Xxx 90; xxx 7 OO@
I 30 family 3 OO0o G25. Corn quiet;
white 73G7li yellow 70. Oats 5S66O
Bran lrmer At 10. Hay Grmer; prime
% 90; choice 20 90. Pork scarce and
armer at 10 76@ls co Dry salt meats
mono in first hands. Bacon scarce at 81,
~, 81. New hams dull at l25Gl3. Lard
scarce and nrmor; steam 909{; keg 02@
10. Sugar dull inferior 4G,il; comm on
5@Gi fair to fully fair Cl@7l; prime to
choice ENIS} Molpsaes--guuDlvl iyht aud
quality poor; common 40 fair 53iG57 |
prime to choice GOG,GG. Whiaky scarce |
and higher Louisiana OlG9l OF; Gin |
cinnati o.. Coffee in good demand |
ordinary to prime 22G997l.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-10
TELEGRAPHIG,
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
From WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGroN, January 9--The presi-
dent nominated George X Peek, Unised
States attorney for Kansas. Several mem
bers OF the appropriation committee thin K
that estimates can DO cut down about $40, :
100000. This will not be sufficient to
bring the expenditures within the receipts
OF the next fiscal year, and therefore,
some measure of treasury relief viii Ia
necessary.
Thss president has dominated Caleb
Cashing fer Chief Justicu supreme.
Tho house committee on post
roads and canals tbs morning further
considered the bill to regulate commercs
by railrosd among the states, and fsvora-
bly, disposed OF five of its fourteen sections.
Tho fourth section prescribing powers Of
the board Of nine commissioners was
amended to simplify tho powers and pre-
scribe longer time than four yesrs.
A number Of bills were referred, in
GLIDING one by Randall TO regulate the
drawing and summoning Of jury for tho
United States, district and circuit courts.
S.arkwoather from the committee on
appropriations reported the fertilization
bill, which was made special order for
Wednesday. Tho bill appropriStes 1894
| 600.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-10
From Dee l!oiupa.

DEs MoISEs, Iowa, January Con
ran Schweer, anti-monopoli't, il clo.!ed
representative in Lee county, 90 I'LL the
vacancy of j.. A. Layton, deceased, " ho
was Republican.
Hon. John a. Carson bass long letter
in tho State journM this evening. denying
She charge that 10 was the author of the
crrer in tle Confessional directory. in
relation 10 Hon. y. W. Palmer, ant also
replying 10 several o.aor charges made
against him.
More than dozen women ara candi.
date Cor Offices H. tho legislature. Six
were employed IN the last legislature. A
monster petition Is l.inG prepared TO pre-
sent to the legislature 60 give the women
the ballot.
Tho K,okus aud Dea Moiae, railroad
have made ARRANGEMENTS to ship freight
from this city TO Chicago, via OttumR and
the, Chicago Darlington and Quincy rail
road, direct without transfer or hreakin z
bulk. Similar plans for passenger bnsi-
neIs are pending.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-10
From Little Rock.
srsTEScEp TO De uuSd'

LITTLE Rock, January 9.--ThrCo In
dams and one white man have Docn scn-
fenced to be hung at Fort smith, on the
third of April, for n murder committed
in the Indian country.
Letters from Sebastian county sLale that
on Monday last tho board OF supervisors
met at Green God, the county scat. Tho
sheriff presented his bond as collector Tor
the county, and o. he did s. drew ,wo pis-
tolls, laying the n down on the table and
telling the court that they dare not reject
his bond. Whoreupon, the court adjourn
cd until yesterday. On Wednesday a war
rant was obtained from y jIs,ice of the
peace for tho arrest of the sheriff and
placed in the hands Of constable Il
serve, who summoned fifty men to assist
in eiiecting tho arrest. Nothing has been
heard from them, bat serious trouble "a Gp-
pretended.
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l'rnm Snlt Like.

SALT LAKE., January o.--In the rifst
Judicial District the petit. jury has heon
discharged until the third Monday ia Fob.
ruary, on accoun. Of the7o being no pros
ecu,ing officer.
Its generally believed thst q rich
strike has been made m tho Emma mino
which shows gres. amount OK orc. Che
report for December shows the following:
orc l,CS779l peunds, bullion 1870. 900
pounds; lead $50 600 pounds.
a meeting was held here last night for the
purpose of memoralizirg Congress for a
branch min. and geological survey Of
the country.
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CAIRO, ARKANSAS AND TEXAS
AND CAIRO AND Full
TON RAILROADS.

The shortest and only direct route from
Cairo to Jacksonport, Little Rock, Hot
Springs, Fulton, and all points in Arkansas
aud the Southwest, TWELVE HOURS In
ADVANCE OF ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Through tickets, through bills of ladipy.
and Information as to freight rates, pas
senSer fare, connections, etc, can be oh.
tanned ut the coinpany's silice in Winters
block, corner Of seventh street and Com.
morcial avenue.
Hacks will call at private residences aud
hotels for passengers, when orders arc lett
m time.
Elegant Pullman palace sleeping cars on
all night trains.
Trains run daily, Sundays excepted from
the Cairo Olice rs follows;
Morning Accommodation at go. 1880 am.
Little Rock Texas Express. -. 1880 am,
Evening Accommodation. ....... 22O pm.
-. AxTxLL, Chief Engineer,
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ErOm Chicago.

Cniclrso, January ga tire at All early
hour this morning burned tho wooden
building 37G south Clark street, occupied
by Henry j.. Kalish MS grocery store.
Loss on the building 81 900, with no nsur-
ance on tho stock, $500, insured in tho
National, of Philadelphia. No. 374 was
damaged by water and 20 filed with
smoke that of the family living on the up.
per noor the mother was taken out sense-
less and her babe so nearly suifocated that
IL died shortly sf,erwsfd.
The next convention Of tho Milers'
National Association will DO held In Nc
Oormack's Music Hall, In this city, on
Wednesday, January i4tb. A cordial
invitation is extended TO millors in tho
Dominion of Canada, whose cooperation
Is earnestly desired. Tho prospect is that
II Will le largely attended, and result
great good TO the milling interests Of the
country.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-10

CIscfSEArr, January 9.-Eiycr rising
with 40 'eet IN channel. u parted
Andes, Wheeling. Raining all day.
NEW ORLEANS, JanuSry 9.-Nn Grri.
walls, Departed = Alto Kiany, ST Louis =;
Great Republic, Memphis. Weather
cloudy and pleasant,
PIrTsBURu, January 9.--The Mouonga-
hsls ia falling, with D feet 2 Inches. Ar
rivcd-Geo Lyle, New Orleans. The Il
Rankin will leave this evening FOR MstR-
morng.
hENruIs, January 9.-W Gather clear
and pleasant. River falling slowly. De-
parted last night, City Of Vieksburg, ST
Louis; Sam Roberts, Poytona, Cairo; thi.
evening, Colorado, Vicksburg; 5. Joseph,
Nicksburg.
VIcEsHuEo, January 0.-Down-Jas
Howard, Henry Ames, Charles Bodmsnp,
Il Il Lee. Up--Paulno Carroll. Tho
weather was clear and pleasant. River
falling with 3 feet inches by gauge.
ST LOUIS, January 9-Arrived Belle
Memphis and Lewis, Memphis Kinney,
Nicksburg. Departed New Or
loans Capitol City, Vicksburg. Tho
river Is stationary. Weather cicar and
warm.
EVANSVILLE, January o.-Wenther
clear aud cool. Mercury aito d5. River
risen feet. Up-Quickstep, Allegheny
Bale and bsrges, Red Cloud, George
Roberts, Thomas Sherlock. Down Fay-
cite, Tarascon, Kitlie Higher Mary Amon.
Business light.
LOUISVILLE, January o.--River rising
rapidly at u pm, pier marks showed IA
fset in canal IL feet 10 inches In the
pass, Boats now pass up and down the
falls with case. The snow is melting fast
though much still remains on the ground.
Arrived-Andy Baum, Cincinnati Indi.
ana, New Orleans Louisville, Cincinnati;
M Means and barRes, Irontor; Chsrmer,
cincinnati. Departed ANDY Baum
Memphis Indiana, Cincinnati; Chsrrnor'
Evsnsyillei NJ Means and barges, Iron
tom Warren and barges, Cincinnati.
l weather Soderatspg, Bu,iness brighter
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-10

GEN. HrRLBuT. member Of cUngres.
from the Fourth Illinois district, is in
trouble, all owing to = poor memory.
During the War. while no WAS in com.
msad Of the department OF the Gulf, a
quantity Of cotton, belonging to Clark &
Co., was seizei by his order. Shortly af.
ter, for . consideration OF ten thousan d
dollars cash, Gen. Hurlbut issaed ON Or
der releasing the cotton, and retained
eight thousand dollars of the money,
dividing tho remainder between two
Other parties. Circumstances intervered
to prevent the release of the cotton, and
Hurlbut forgot 70 return the money.
Suit against the government 20 recover
the money is now pending In the court
OF claims, at Washington. Charges
covering these points, 1t is said, were pre-
fsrred against Gen. Hurlbut, but they we're
forwarded TO the war department with
Gen. Grants Enforcement to the eiIsc.
that IL would not DO 10 the best interests Of
the service that they should be tried.
Shortly after, an order from the war de-
partmeat mustered Gen. Hurlbut out Of
the service, the muster snte-dating July,
1866. These charges are now on file in
tie department.
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From Rock Island.
cyNCLUsIoS OF An IMPORTANT EAILRoA
CAsE. nut No nECLsluN.

CJNCLUsIoS OF Az IMPORTANT RAILROAD
CASE, But NO Decision.
Rock ISLAND, It'll, January The
Circuit Court has been busy since Monday
hearing arguments in the suii OF the Rock
ford, Rock Island ard St. Louis raiIrosd
againGt the County Clerk and Treasurer
for sa Injunction 10 restrain the collection
of the tax on capital stock imposed by tie
State Board Of Equalization Il conclu-
zion was reached !o-dsy, but il may be sew.
eral days before Judge Plcessnts renders
his decision.
The city Of Moline has adopted ordi.
nances granting two companies franchises
for thirty years for the establishment Of
gas and water works. Work on both will
be commenced in the spring, and both
enterprises are being backed by ample
capital.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-10

BORE the Springfield papers are in
favor Of the plan Of having the daily
proceedings Of the houes and senate
printed and laid on the members desks
each morning in order that the action OF
each house may be fully understood by
all the members Of both. The Springfield
papers ere right, from their standpoint
II We lived in Springfield and published O
Newspaper, We would be strongly 10 favo,
Of printing daily reports for the benef,
Of the general assembly and the informs
the subject as perseveringly as we dc.
nounced the salary grab or gave vent to
our patriotic indignation concerning Mrs.
WilliamS lAundalet.
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CHANGE OF TIME.
MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATION.

Going Ssrth.
~oa'o ''!io AZ 1880 am. and 300 pm
Going South.
A!iife VI CAIRO NJ 200 pm. and 600 I'm
The express train north arrives a. Vim.
cehhes AZ lZ:2t pE., making direct connec.
tlon NJ 1880 pm, with the INDIANAPOLIS ana
'incennes railroad for indianapolis, the
great railroad centre, from which point
trans are deporting ut all hours, Tor all
yPints IN tHe hlted States and Canada. AT
l%'n5 y m. with the Evansville and Craw.
Iu.lii!e railroad, for Terra Haute. India
EhpoHs, Chicago, Danyille and ali uoints
norm, Via the Terra iaute, Evansville and
Ghicogo railroad, and east via the Tandalia
nhe, ana Indianapolis and 50. Louis railroad.
AT lob p IN, with the Ohio and Miss..ippi
railroad, for Cincinnati, Louisville, and ali
points east, via Cincinnati.
IGSsengeis going by this route are placed
IN indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, New
noTk, Boston, Philadelphia, baltimore.
Washington, and "il eastern points, twelve
houls IN advance Of any other route.
Express train makes connection st Edo
rado with 81. Louis and Southeastern rail-
way, tor 81 Louis, Nit. Vernon HllinOisl.
sha"neetown, and all points between Edo
RADIO and ST. Louis.
At Norris CITY makes clore connection
Tor springfield, Rock Island, and all points
on springfield and Illinois Southeastern rail
way ant correction.
A. Crml with 81. Louis, Evansville, Hen.
deron AMI Nashville railway line, for nj.
Vernon (,ndlansJ, Evansville, Henderson
(hentucEy), Nashville (Tenncssec), and ali
points on st. h., h., g.. aud II. RAILWAY md
connections.
Baggage checked to an important points.
VT For tickets and Information apply at
ne ticket ONCE, corner seventh street and
commercial avenue, Cairo, Illinois.
Il. W 'ALAIEg, Geu'l supt.
b. T.. WILSON, Gen! Passenger, Agt.
j. a. JONES, Agent Cairo.
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The execution Of the two negro IN. r
dsrsrs, John Feefec and George Williams
who were 10 have been hung in Pinckney-
vile yesterday, did not take place, the
governor having commuted their sentence
70 that of imprisonment for life. The
people Of the town, who were furious
against thu prisoners and determined to
witness a execution, were not Informed
Of the change of programme, and the two
men were halfway to Jolio. before the
people, were aware Of il.
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WASHINGTON LETTER,
ViNlL RIGHTS THE SALARY
GRAB - THE CHIEF JUSTICE
SHIP - GIVE THE DEVIL HIS
DUB.
Special correspondence OF Tnr RuLLrrrs.l
WAsHis0ros, ID. g., Jan. 6, 1874.
CIVIL HIlun.

special correspondence OF Tnr RuLLrrrs.l
WAsHIsoros, d. C., Jan. c. 1874.
GIVE RIGHTs.
Yesterday was Sc. apar. in the House
for debate on Benny Buffers stolen hot-
by--civil rights-which hack wa. sup.
posed 10 be the sole property Of Charley
sumner, Of the other shop. The an.
nouncement that Hon. A. II. Stephens
would speak on the subject was--u in
snts-bsllum day. sufficient 70 a,,rsc, an
immense crowd Of both residents and Wis.
itors 10 the House. But when the ,hropr
OF people reached the galleries, great was
the disappointment 10 find that one-four,h
OF the space had been set aside for the eI,
elusive use OF the wives and families Of
usmbers-for tho sole reason, though mo-
expressed by placsrd or resolution, tina
they should not b forced to mingle with
the common herd--black and whi.e-wh,
occupy the ladies gallery. The resul
was this scored spot vas compaya,ivel,
empty, while ladies were either denied I'D
mission or compelled to 81. On the step
50 great wn the crowd. Singular ths
while Radical members are advocating &C
cisl equality on che door. their familio
are fenced of from ali contact with tn,
negroes they love 90 dearly. This mucl
FOR the ladies gallery. In the gallery 50
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From New York

NEW YORK, January "a revolving
scene took place This morning in the Hud-
son county, New Jersey, jail, at the exc.
cution of Jacob Mechela, u seaman, for
the murder Of Deputy Marshal Stevenson,
ia July last. After Mcchells had been
hanging about three minutes, and while
being lowered for the convenience of the
physicians, the kno, slipped and no fell
heavily TO the ground. AZ rapidly as
possible the rope was resdjustod and Me-
chella was again suspended. After few
convulaons the physician, declared him
load
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From st. Paul.
MlNNgsoTA LEGISLATURE.

81, PAUL, January 9.-Tho legislature
Of this state having met aud organized on
last Thursday, in joint conv ention can
yya'sed tho vote for state officers to-day.
Tho officers elected were sworn IN pres
ehGs OF both branches of the Legislature.
inc wretehed system that prevails here
OF the delivery Of II farewell message by
tho outgoing governor u. tho time OF
change and by reason Of this practice we
have to-day message Of abou. ten col.
umns in long'h from Gov. Austin, who
retires,
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TT is MOI T'ROr II
THAT
ID II. IL u l. T Il
Is DEAD.
ma ~ STILL LIVING AEy IN CAIaO
His Office and disponsary at
ia N sT,LL LIVING AR. IN CAIao
NO. % EiGuTH STREET,

Bet Commercial and Washington ayenrlos
1t is tue. the doctor ~ Ons of tho oldest
physicians of the place, and his diploma,
that hangs In his office. shows that lie has
been ~ years in the profession. lie Is doing
larger Office practice than any other phy-
stefan, treating ali kinds of chronic diseases
Of the human system, such az old Hlcers, aud
all diseases of the skin, humors and blood
poisons; also diseases of tho throat; also
AL diseases OF the eyes Of years standing !;
also artificial eyes inserted; fistula cured
without the use OF q Kniio /; cancers cured
oy the application OF medicines; pimples on
the face removed; all urinary diseases
cured all forms of yenercal and private
diseases cured In the shor test time semia
weakness and scli-abusa cured in a shor
time.
II is sell-eyident that physician treating
cases for twenty-five years acquires great
kill.
All consultmions conldentIcal, in person
rby lettea.
medicines furnished at Office In all
1924 TIL DR.. DAVID HULyz,