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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-23
BOARDING

Good board can be procured at the
Railroad house, corner Eighteenth street
and Commercial avenue, at the follow
ing rates:
Day board. ..................S3 90 per week.
Board and lodging...... 4 90 - :"
Despite what the knowing ones
know, boarders will always find on the
table "sOmething to eat 9.2l-2w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-23

For sale, a new top buggy and a set O
new harness. Apply to A. ii. IRWIN.
9-l3-tf
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No Longer n Candidate,

The following card was received by lis
yesterday
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IIRlIIiT CLERK ,

CIH(VII tEENh.
We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM
w. M'PHEE1ERS us d candidate for Circuit
Clerk Of Alexander county ut the coming county
election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN u,
HARTMAN ~ . candidate for the Office OF Cir
cult clerk Of Alexander county at the ensuing
county election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN A..
REEVE M q candidate for the Office OF Circuit
Clerk at the November election.
We are authorized to announce W. ;. PITCHER
az u candidate for the Office Of Circuit Clerk Of
Alexander county at the November election.
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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1879.


JAMES WATSON.
Sergeant. Signal Service. L. =. A
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-23

Capt. W. l.. Hambleton and Mr.. G. F.
Meyer Of Mound City were In the city
Yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-23

a complete line Of fine shoes for ladies
wear just received by o. Haythorn & Co.
Antrim is in New York buying his fall
stock Of ready made clothing. 9.2l-4t
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The Bulleiin.
FOR SHERIFF.

FOR SHERIFF
We are authorized to announce JOHN II.
ROBINSON as . candidate for sheriff Of Alex
ander county. at the coming county election.
We are authorized to announce that X. A. Ed
mundsOn is an independent Republican candi-
date tor Sheriff. ct the ensuing county election.
We are authorised 10 announce PETER sAUP,
for an Independent candidate for sheriff " Al
exsnder county. at the ensuing county elestion.
STATES ATTORNEY.
EDITOR BULLKTiN:-Please announce that
am CO ndidAte for the Office of States Attorney
ton. WIN T.. MrLkkY.
We are authorized 10 announce GEO. W q.
HENDRiCks, Jk a. q can iidate st the No
vember election, for States Attorney for Alex
ander county.
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Antrim has the largest stock and the
latest styles of ties, collars, furnishing
goods, ETC., remember that. 9-2l-4t
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Remember the grand ball by the Tur-
ners at Turner hall, Monday evening,
September 25th, 1876. 9-l2tf
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THE FINANCIAL QUESTION.
Proposed Cornmi-riou 20 Consider the
Monetary system.

-. ,,, ,.. 4.
WARRINGTON, July 3l.-Ihe banking una
~. 49,. -. n
currency committee To-day aVo'deu tue repeal
question n IL annointad n sub-comtni On ee. o. n
-,.,- a. - -. ~
blstlnQ OF hesSrS. GlDS n, Iayne ana hdsson, 10
- "'O'"""O" ""NiS~ W ."'' N'S" "
inc appointment OF commission To consider
tho ,nono,,., ........ A.. ..t..t.. 90 .ota N, "A
W" W '''ue'"'S sSs.em' tue reIa'ioh Vi Ruiu a"u
snNet' Tue cost OF their production, their pur-
chasing power, and the equivalencv that should
DC ss,nopted, with the power 10 confer with
slmHar commission appointed or TO be appointed
by other Governments, 80 IA to al Just these
financial qlestiUns on "A broad and permanent
basis without shock 10 the commor,i. ri wnrl,t OF
In iuatice ait her tn Inc 60, ,. ~. -, -.
a.. t ~ s,,,i o.euh.o' OF ueDtor cldss'
Inc ~ ~ ~ ny pvuu vueqlt' sOecial meet
iurther CONSIDER the question. Since last Wed
nesday, when Mr. Gibson prOposed To introd ure
sucn resolution, there have bean t,rpna,ed n 20
different toint rpsoIutinns an m. sutt,", 81 -
,xhirn vvere int,odcsd in ~ ~ su.JoS.' al ~
,n...- ~, ~ ,,, '" W, iiluse 70 CAV ana
Ielerreu W tue bahkihR ana currency Commit
The full text OF the Joint resolution intro
duced BY Mr. Gibson Of Louisiana IL IA tol,ovs
De resoire4 5v ne S,aate and HOUSE Of R,pr,s,uto
tires. dc, That commission s hereby authorized and
constituted, to consist OF three Senator'S to be ap.
nlen oI ,ne scnae three mem Scrs OF the House Of
nv, c oiius sppo'en ~ u,e snd
by ana Ne atea With them .st awthottv to nstep
mine the time and place on meet,nS and to teke ey
dence. and whose duty It shall be to inquire,
First-lntO The change which has taken place in the
relative value OF gold and silver, the cau-e- thereof,
, pvraen. ~ o,neI VS. rnec, .nereoi upon
vaine in this nd ioret IN rnnntr,es P ~ us'i
second-Into the poicy OF the restoration OF the
the leg relation between the two coins, silver and
guld, should De.
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the sMdLLhsr or the GIRLS.
Lucia Zarate' Before the Wondering Phv-
siciuns-Hnif The size OF Tom humb.

sicinn--Hnif the size OF Tom hunb.
A large number of physicians went TO
Tony Pastors Theatre yesterday to SEQ the
Mexican dwarf, LUCIA Zarate. They measured
her aud ascertained her height to be twenty
one inches. her feet three inches long, her legs
below the knes foui inches IN circumference,
and her nds AN inch and quarter road.
Her mother who IS robust ana 81 "A medium
SIZE says tut Lucia Is twelve wears old. Her
face IA older than that. Her features are Span
sh, and her complexion DARK. Her aciiVty is
ncessant she played pranks with the phy-
sicians aud talked fast In spanish. She stepped
into nigh SILK II 4, rrOuoued down, and was
ont Of signt excepting her head. she squeezed
one OF her plidbie little hands through rather
large finger ring. Tue nand Of All ddult made an
anule seat for her. Standing on chair, and
holding To tue back ot II, ner fingers stuck
through the spaces IN the can work holes that
Just admitted tue passaHe OF sn III penn"ider.
sne was not weighed, tut her weight IA SAID u
be I'VE pounds; AMI, poised IN tue mana, sho
does not seem heavier Her clothing Is cont
cally small, AS though intended Tor a doll the
SHOES and stOckiugs especially Ueinl toiike.
was exhibited by Is irnum hui when ne nrst as
tonisned the puplic he was twice Ms large 80
Lucia; aud he was then about her present age.
She has not grown any, her mother says, since
she Wac year old,
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An CSLMENTS.
"Our American Cousin" nj the Filth Avenue
Theatre-Return of MIR. sothern-


The Fifth Avenue Theatre was complete
ly filed last evening by an assembly eager to see
Mr. Sothern in his celebrated impersonatlon OF
Lord DiindrcdIU the only very amusing charac-
ter in Our American Cousin" OF the manner
In winch he PLAYS this part nothlnl new can be
satd hat his work IL ~ a very humorous kihd was
nInplynttested DI the almost continuous laughter
OF the audience, which NJ little distance as,
for instance, IN the vestioulo or the theatre,
sounded ike air wealth waves hreaklnH On
SANDY beach. That this imperslonatlon Is very
clearly defined, very fully rounded ana COM
pete, aud altogether very art site mas been many
times asserted and Is generally al
mitted. When he Arst came npoo lhe
scene Mr. Sotnern WIS very wImy Rreeteu +;
and NJ the end OF the first act he vas Gale
before the curtain three tlmes' anu seNeIhl
times subsequently. The play WAS handsomely
at upon the stage. The cast as wn"le was
good. Mr.. Fawcett. "a ASi Irtnchdd, was some
what too ELUSIVE in manner lie looked the
aulet, calculating style OF The better ldehl
innkee. Mis- Lnda Dietz WAS seen Tor
the first time here In three yeres. She
nj we'd tho mart OF GcOi gtdnd well, ana
was kindly and earnestly applaudcd wheh shu
1r4t Rppeirpd MIR. Diyldge Z Yo strong en-
bodlment oil Abci MTcott, the strongest part in
the piece. Ne srs. linsgold, Jennings, anl
Day. ana Misses Jetfreys Lewis, Ance GREY, and
ada Gilman acled the her more lnpdrtah
parts very satisfactorily. II may 10 seen from
The FOREGOING mat MIR. Solhern's engagement
here begins veri aupicipusly.
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r. , SS,, e wheat extras.
What AVA < ,iSsss Is MSSesois S pat S' %
s ;" Bsns. souss,9 Ssse
Ira, 4, e.i Is sct .SS "A.
@t515 WV "O'i -9up''""e '''O'
,opS,Ss ss ,sc iDs, .,s S s
TO- s,ptsm6er AZ 90 ga.on meats without
am business g. cs'apish quotstio Is.
ils4 prm cy s1d sii 20 s'OG Tor a. p ss
III r se , %% Isl d q ssSte sSSr sS a
a state 10! ciD n ad prss 90 se % saSt Arm
cramcry. eaSr7c, wcs'efn ntkns and tubs, i,osset.
S wsn dS % sss iST % Sf' prime o
az lNe2lc for Yves ern aud near by.
lol 900 bush at sias5c. Tor soft No prina ssseoc
waSkse 'g-ng eec g = II tes usTr,de sprni Vi is .
R,e :o n a. SSc for esey new On the dock
s5s3sc. for poor to prime 80. Chic 40 mixei 50 .
s tor Nv %essa rsi St@ sor whit westsrn
Jersey nv yle at i2c. Corn steady nut lie active
mixed. o2Hed5c for steamer mixed, 5eS5o.,c nor
sumption Middlins Gplands: Use. FOR future delw-
cry prees ad,aaeed iIglcc s1es q ',9 bales
SSep'emSer 9lec for oc.oger IL i2e for Nossu
OScvsn Tu mins s0 aoanSs od Liverpool
sSsrocKEiss RIO coffee was quiet but sdeey at lfe
le ..s sOb. MID grades qas , In foreign sea1ns
az 32c Rice quiet and unchanged. Raw sugars very
quiet nut nrln az sSgc tor fair TO good refining Cupa
mand NJ 1tN8iianc for herds
susDRiEs-Navsl stores we're quiet and unchanged
81 5Vg5O'tc for spirits turpentine and ~ 6Dt75 tor
common 10 GOOD strained rOsin Petroleum quei,
M rher weak IN c0nseQu' crude IN bulk. quOt"d
~ w. ana rcnned In bbs. at 17Ac. Ocean Its
moderately active berth room nrin and charteriny
,9nnage about Ie.dy grain to Liverpool. by stem,
luIi chreHe DO. v ton; grain, by sat OIL; cotton,
p52d; oil cake 2Sei grain to London. bv san. Sd az
nOur AZ 81. lei cherse by steail bi- npur To Glas-
Cow hy steam, 4s grain to tork Tor orders Is "a
renned petroleum to 90, D.; %. Dbl. do. 10 New.
custe, 5 Sd do to The Continent, 5s do q the Bal
tic Isl crude do to Marsellles s.; nDhtha - Storg
holm, o. ID. Wh-key sold to the ex.ent of 1870 otis
AZ t1l3t. Talow hrm. with $1,000 ms prnne sold at
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DIED.

BELL. -on Monday. July 81, Jane, beloved wife Oh
Rratiyes and friend. OF the family are invited At
ST., on wednesday. Aug. 2. At =. NJ.
BlNGHAM BrooSyn. July 81. 1870. Mary A.
Bingham. daughter OF Francis aud Mary Bingham
Relatives and friends OF tue family are respectfully
invited to ttend the funeral from her 1te .esdehee'
'nl n H. papsri Pess so pSy. o,
the county LmeFeA' Ireland IN the 'oh year oil mes
'f6e funeral will lake place from her late residence.
oclocS. Relatives and frends respectfully invited -
"'IIfprLE-on Sunday, July 80 Mrs Mary Little, wife
of James Z. Lite, ami beloved daughter Of pahei
KeLntrd ,,, .. ,,,,,
invited 10 attend the funeral from her ale residence.
1919 Broadway opposite L,fayette ay., brooklyn, h.
iEX-suddcny, OF dlphlheria on the 3Ist inst An.
me HIN Lex, Youngest daughter Of William and
Funeral on Tue>dy, at o'clock from the residence
ofhc- parents, AZ dtn ST.. br1oklyn, + D. 49,. s...
MoNDs.-On July 81, kebeccA Monds' In the sstn
lac funeral VIII take place from her late residence.
800 T. 4th st.. on "Wednesday, Aug g at O'Clock IN
Mel tAN.-, narlotte Mclean, aged months.
Funeral ON Aus l. nj l5s ocioch from iiS an buIen
s. Brooklyn, TO Cypress hhls' Relatives anu Hehui
MUoRE,-on Monday. July 81, at lao A NJ. Jane
oTRScves 'T and nd pehd Of The family are
invited attend the funera from Ger late resld nce
81 9TH av, Wednesday, Aug 2 1876, At lie oe'oeA
| MoiLyAINE.-In Brookyn, on sunday. July 80, 1870.
Robbie D. infant u - ooett Is 40 NAE ar, nm nm an
Wednesday, Aug al O'Clock, at 81 An st brookH n
| o'REILLY.-On sunday. July so Of Brisht's disease
| Of the Sidntys. John oRrllly agca 40 YEAR "a , nj.
The funeral win prOcerd itniA S"i Nrl 80 - os
the Holy Cros, where s1emn requiem me- VII 20
ccl,bT,t,H l9r rHe Tety. AMI friends Of the
| fanny are respectfully Invited 10 nj ehu'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-01

Tho pool rooms were crowded Last evening
with turfmen speculatng the eyens 10 be decided
to-day a, Saratoga Following Is an average Of the
sales:
FIRST race, mle-Rnrgoo SIS, 800: Merc,less t5S,
f7S; GREY Friar $40, $40 Nirgi4as, fsu 80; May ID,
geo zee Iuspira ION, SD. as Waco, 81 IS.
second race, miles rnnin5ton, tlnl, SO T. Mar
Gle b. as sl5.
Thrd race, il mlles-Courier tl0O tllOi Paladin,
ts5 SlOOi Vigil t32, S4S Josie c 81, t3l
Fourh race, st,ell. chase i'sou, 50 $40; Cart
h ~. $40 $50 keiso. t2j, te2 O-agr, SCI as Mellon,
tld az Weasel, SCI t2j MyndhAu, tlO tIJi DJuot'
Ia a
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BROPHY-NOONAN-In Brookvn, on Wednesday
july 49, AZ the rcsdeuce OF the brides mother by thd
Rev. Joseph j. Coughli Inn A. Brophy OF New YorS
TO katie H., daughter OF the late Daniei Noonan oi
this CIV
KENNEDY-CULLEN. on Thursday, July "a, At ths
residence ~ the Drucs parents. by tne Rev Father
ocon1ell. |: j. kenaedy % Nes IorS 10 Mary Agnes.
LEWIS klGHl.-At the residence OF the brides
mother. Tuesday July 25 by the Rev. Dr. Paddock,
,namin Lewis Of Flatbush, L. L. 10 Louisa wright Of
Brooklyn.
MARTINEZ HERNZ-LANGEBECK.- the Isle OF
HelgOand SUNDAY July a. Eyanlsto Martinez Hernk OF
New YORK 10 AdOlphlne LAngeoeck VI Hamburs, Ger
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Observation-Disclosures.

In answer to Alphabetical" your last ISSUE iot
remedy lur cousunpun ~ 10 nrst s'agts eAn Is'9"',
mrnd d., pcrvH's "Guldcn Mcolc nhtuNtl9
thrn according to directions, for qas been oruugh
is irra In uy family, aud the results Mtte t'H,loun
wprA my wife took three hotties De ture sue vul us
cover ANY cntnge hut aiet "a thr 'VNne oNV'h IVs
an hearty. II Alphlb tear Will Nrtte 10 ne
"'' lEsRY II. NJ. PATTON.
LAWRENCE Marion Co, Ind.
- tDrtnittii Times, ttb Z, le'S--idp'
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Busiutss Notlres.


Almost every day the papers chronicle the suicide Of
unfortunate whose mind has been enfeebled
by dyspepsia. over whose earthly horizon q heavy
gloom has gathered from the untold aud untelane
agonies OF this cruel complaint Dyspepsia IL one u
the most depressing diseases afnctiny humanity nM
cosmopolitan It's naure-no country is exempt iron
Its vsltstions family free from Its attacks. Thrro
T. balm in Giead II comes In the shape OF the Pknu-
Foryea has been scattering its oiers
ings abroad. There Is probably. disease which
perence has so anpy proved TO De remcdisOe oy tho
PERUVIAN SYRUP as ID spepsia. Tue most nveterstd
forms OF THIS disease have been completely cured by
this meIicine Nc ample testimony OF many OF our nst
ri
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Regatta wech at Far Rochawny.

programme Tor this week Yesterday there wac 10 have
match betwecn excursion and terry yachts bnt
the rain ciused postponemcnt. ON wednesday lh,re
n to he the MN uunuh CluD reg ltW. On lnlrsdtt
tncic il to be moon gnt excursion and reception et
the clue house. the werN's $40 Will Ninl w. Mlh q
.inutNc anu lad. p piNnc Al lrehtialG met Va
monurc Daniel Llri Jf, charlie. A. IheYcri ana IA.
Luuluns are tAG regatta tOAl.lttee.
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NEWS FoR InN RUPrURED.

After being absent professionally Dr. sher.
man. nous Tor his rupture cure syst IN, mas returned
10 NJ Office Aun rect, whore the ruptured may M
tuit him daiy As there 10 but one Or, SHERMAN Tue
nhttcd shOuli tal TO see INN. lrus rs chute aud
juna vhile his rene 4Ies relieve aud resiore.-Adu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-01

A shooting match Of an interesting nature
on At Harry mus club house, Flushing bay, l. L.
Yesterday. Mr. BenJimin Rance the Kentucky bird
Killer challenged DR.. Talbot to shoot for the club cup
and 5000, under the following conditions; Zen bras
EACH 81 yards n aud traps, a Or enu So ydrgs'
boundary. Llug Island rules 10 gYtern, i, RAIN at
the start but cleared ~ AS IL match progressed. TIE
score shows some hue shooting. Or. Talnut won NJ
kng eght Out OF ten birds. Mr.. hauce killed seven.
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OUR INDIAN DIFFICULTY.
NUMBER AND STRENGTH or THE
sIOUx AND THETR ALLIES.

Indian Population Of the uuhed States
Nearly 10000 Warriors In the Hostile
Country-iudian suppiies-Kosc Water.
To understand the extent of the Indian
war we now havo upon our hands, 1t is neccs-
sary TO have a correct knowledge Of the position
and power Of the hostile Sioux and their allies.
In one Of the late reports OF the Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs the location OF the different
agencies Ia given, with the number aud coudi-
tion Of the Indians on each reservation. The
entire Indian population OF the United States,
exclusive OF Alaska, is estimated at 2o5,0Si. In
Dakota, Montana, and Wyoming, there are near
~ 10000, divided a. follows:
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Steamship {. Y. Funch, Antwerp, mdse. and pass.
Steamship City OF Montreal, Liverpool mdse aad
Steamship Italy, Liverpool. mdse. and pass.
Steamship Charleston. Charleston mdse. and pass
Steamship Liberty. Havaua, mdse. and pass.
Ship Helvetis, Antwerp, mdse.
SHIP = Metcalf, Antwerp In ballast.
SHIP Chapman, Amsterdam. In ballast.
Bark khea, Stettin mdse.
Rark UnO, Rotterdam, IN ballast.
BARK Caroline. Bremen. mdsc.
Bark Roslta, London In bal lAst.
A anu cOastslse vessets-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-01

Lucky Ia che baby whose mamma uses G'enn's
SuInhur snap, Nltu WrcA to WASH thN htile Mnnr.h'
~ plckN neat, OF ether rash, can annoy "a, MIAMI
culicit VITA Which tns cooling ami .purliilhg aAll
scori utlc comes IN daily contact -
Gray hcsls daly grow back or brown. CaIee-
ulls Han d e,-AaN
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MARINE TNTELLI0ENCB.

MINIATURE ALMASAc-THts DAr.
sun rises... SO sun SETS. 10 Moon s,u.. %
afuH wArER-rnfs DAY
SANDY HOOK. % Gov. islann. 10 Hell G,te... IA
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The pns>aic REGATTA.

The passaic River Rowing A SOC, alton has ar
ranged Tor reeat at Rutherford hlrX Tue i2h Of
August, IN which all oca Guhz trt TO participate l'
dis ances r. oil races VII b3s mic anu nall ana the
entries VIII close On tue IN OF August
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The Killing ofa How.

Michael Kelly, the boy who was brutally ass
sau.tud white picking chips by he Waterman In Mat
niesscn weber sugar refinery IN Washington street.
Jersey CITY, f. sad to be IN a dying condition az the
Charity llp pih Coroner CANON yesterday TOOK MS
ul.tc norton dVpusltiOn.
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lynch and Iiirkey, H. 10, l5 10; Carroll and
Malone 49, 10, H. T.. IuJls aud McCdrl, sl II, 10
10 MCeua1e AID DVugherY, IL, ~, II, "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-01
M4RRIED.

Any one can see at n glance thai Pomersy's
Elastic Truss Is the best. IIlce a.. 7i6 broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-01

Disorders Of the stomach aud bowels Of
children, especially hot weather, cannot resist thd
curaiye ,irt les OF MIX Of Magness Sold by all drug
gsts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-01

MoSDAy. July M.-lLOUR ASD NrN-There
WAS nrs * ,rnrr,i dc nAnd ~ HOUR bhi M" mos
i've Inqu-} Wa ftom 'Htp,"r, Who ?. ~ sin - i
vance Uakers and f9uIi vrAnhs nIgIef yul uhe''eu'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-01

The remarkably effective. comfortable Stih
Elastic 4 uss Is sold ony oy Elastic Truss company
No lS3 BrUalWay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-01

Ouirk's Irish lea cures bihousness, headache
anu impure liOOd. Sold Dy drugglsIs.-1d9.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-01

Tue SpeaAur pro ten. also I'D befOre the
lie Treasury in answer TO tue resnhlu ~ ding
Tor "A report of III gold coin AMI button IN the
IRE sury on the oath lust, showing that tue
available coin and bullion were x0l,lbs,2si mi
the maLured Obligations payable ~ coin SthloJ-
III leaving a lance Of $l7,37S2G. referred.
Mr. Glover ITEM, 49, %ns','n , IN ~ h,s '"s
bur Id not = icceed. ,,.
lnls Tor "A commission to take into oonsidera-
ton The relative value OF goid and silver a.,
we're introduced 10y Mr. Hewitt aud Mr.. COX u
New YORK aud Sir. GiDson II Louisiana, aud
nr,eucy MI. Cox expressing tue nope mat tn II
committee wOull be able To report Tomorrow
Tue reading Of ilmus. all the hliis ihrp
dnceu to- day insisted upon ny Mr.. kdsson
uteI., Iowa. aud Others, IN order To consume
lime md prevent any measure for tue repeal OF
tIc Resumption act being forced ON the House
Finally on IN ton oi Sir. lieeUe Of New y rk'
the House 81 o'clock djOuTn0d
Price Twenty Gents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-09
Arizona Items.
[From the Miner. |

Hs. fft4afl.i lFf0m lne MlncrI aif q fift
| If ever an unfortunate people need
| ed anything real badly, those of Pres
colt need a telegraph Office, and, like
| the man that Captain Porter tells
about, they want it right now, and
don't want to wait until by ami by.
This Winter weather makes the task
of going down to the post, nearly
mile through the mud, II more severe
task than in Summer, and at all sea-
SONS it is q nuisance. gis iGiilf
| Five assays made by Chas. Pletz,
last week. for Frank Schultz, of ore
all taken from one shaft on the Eve
ming Star mine, and brought in as q
sample of the ledge, averaged 81, 440-
% per ton; the lowest assay of the five
running SS32 81, and the highest, not
quite $4,000. We call that pretty reg
ular paying ore. ess..
At depth of eighty-seven feet in
the main shaft of the Peck mine, they
have solid vein of ore one foot in
thickness, sample of which, assayed
by George HogIe, yielded at the rate
of 1897 81. The sample assayed
weighed, raw, just haitian ounce, and
the cupelled button, which we were
shown by G. G. Bean, on Tuesday, is
tangible evidence of its value without
the Intervention of the assayer's scales
Still it is of the bright metal in ton
and this is the only way it can be as
certained without actual reduction.
The Peck we are assured never looked
so well, or yielded any better ore than
at the present moment.
Mr.. Bixby, the sheep man, hasagain
returned from California; this time
having brought out i'm wagon ten of
| the finest Spanish Merino bucks that
he could find in Los Angeles county.
Mr. Il. is a brother of Mr.. Bixby OF
Flint & Bixby, the great sheep grow
ers ofSouthern California;, and intends
establishing himself permanently in
Arizona and go extensively into wool
growing. His sheep are ut present be-
yond Walnut Creek on the Mojave
road, but he is looking for range near
er town. sH.rfr. 1ssra -
On Friday last Charles Pletz. the
Assayer, made eleven assays of ore
brought in by miners from different
camps, and the average per ton of the
whole eleven was 81, l45.23 to the ton,
as follows: 81 ,406. .44-$294. .71-$740. .0I
$685. 33-$453. 94-$1, l64. .01-s2, ,39S. ID
81, ,s01. 79-$l, ,209, 9,56- $3.50. 57-$l ,377.-
60.
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