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, 1877-03-30
MEDICAL.
DIR, Scllenck's Standard Remedies.

nFs 9CllGQEA A8StHNuAEal AkeI1NAlG8s
Tha standard remedies for al dlseaaes ol Tho lnnEs
arc sebeneks ruimone syrup. 5cheacks Sea Weed
Tontc, and seheneks Mandrake Ptlls. sniff taken be-
foFe ths lungs s1s destroyed speedy eust II seeted
To these tbses medicines D.. J. IT, Scheuck Of Phil
sdelpls oves bis unFtvsle1 SUCCESS II tho treatment
Of pulmonary diseA.cs.
The Fulnloatc 8YTup pens tbs morbid matter Ia tha
lungs, nature throws Il on By essy aspectosation,
for when tbs Phlc9p Of msttsr u ripe slight cough
will throw It on thebateot h test md tho lungs be
kln 10 heal.
To cnabts tho Pulmonio syrup to 10 this, scheneks
Mandrake Pulls aud scheuck's 6aa Weed Tou!e u,ust b
freely Haed 70 ceams the stomach sud liver ssheacks
Mandrake la act the liver. remosins sli odats9c'
ltons fslag tue gail bladder, The Ills tsr freely And
the lltcr Il EnIicyel.
Bchenek'sses Weed Tonic u gentle ttimulsot Aod
sltefatfsei tha siksll Of which IL composed Di1es
With saa food md prsssnta sourax 1t asEsts tha d.
ctatcn By ionloZ Up ths stomach To I healthy eondl.
ton. 70 that the food and the Pulnloufe 6Jsup Will
make good bloods thea tho lungs he sad tho patient
will surely we II taken 10 fresh cold
All who wish u consult Dr.. 6chenek either Person.
ay by lcasF do 1t bis pEiacIpal oce, cofaee
otsl1lh aud Arch-sta. Philadelphia srssy Monday.
scheneks medicines soid ty III druggists through
cut the country,
, 1877-03-30

tIon, began suit to recover s4Go, tho amount Of
salary duo him for the portion OF the year he had
servst. clstmingthst - the Doard of Underwriters
had not allowed him to remain year ~ he asked,
fls offer to work without salhry WAS not binding,
and that he should b. allowed remuneration for
tho time he was ln Office. He also claimed that
the action Of the Hoard, IN passing resolution 10
cut oil his sslssy, was Informal and illegat, be-
cnuse the cali for The meeting At which the rcsolu
tion was passed did not specify this ~ Of tho
arbieets to he discussed. This action had mover
since been rat1ed or legaiizcd.
Judge Gary, however, WAS unable to view tho
matter from Sir. AJars' polnt Of view. Ha satd he
considered the relations between The contestants
hs between private parties. and thought the Board
could veacind it, action ut any. time withons being
i.Ge q NJ Ay.rs TOT ss'a, a., sTrsad on
the contrary. The Board cnnid consider any cor:
portte busnuas At meeting evan II not Included
Ia tho call. The suit was dislnlssed, and Ms.
AyaEs made nation for a now trial.
0ATEAU Va. GERARD.
JudEe Psrwell yestesdfy morning decided .tbe
Gstes % -, ~ osrapS, liz seo.aieS " maaufaesus
81 Tho h,ll was lcd 70 compel The defendant %
aud 10 Ee Eeep ono Ss!bi!ns, rephow. Of ssths.
adopted son Of The defendant. out q T. Tbs
plesdings III soms ~ q 100 pages q lega1.eap.
Judge fatuell sald that the complainant, uateau.,
s sfs IL ~ sta bs seng - - psrtss II iso
1rm Or having access to tho b0oks and property Of
tho drn, Or the management Of tho Suslness. a.
uer.rl from exerelsna tic Ii9hts which DO enjoyed
ns partner. md, whBn ha bud something to ray OF
a discretion to exercise, no court could control
him. II Gerard bad right to appoint book
kccpor and he selected rihl!ns. although tho lat
fsf was not agreeable to 1attan. court could
not interfere to appoint, such. pcrtous % would
be mutually agreeable. It II did. tho
s1ss ssse.ses II esas asss e unae1.oox
nscs Of she burtnc1e. Or repsesont himself to be
such Or TO- tntetfeFs mrsopst With usteaa thsn
speeias acts, sns could nj Interfere Fsacraliyto
@ Junction nv wo"' 10 naGs 70 - to cnsble the parties
to Eet along, but t'a would E,sc such AID ~ hc
sS s q s IL 6sn as a:ssa as as sss ;e .ad
'''"'' Il 10 him: ;oax .,4asagn. z...,.,..,
tiay setiing ont that thurs aro belonging to Near
s;'sts 5 e q ,sa e Kis ~ ws;
" by tho " F,rst National and Tho Thisd National
Hanks Of I'LL eity. d security fof nutcs 10 tho
tha Centrai xarehouse: Tho warehouse roco!pts tof
hn :fa hss y h9 e. II Tiss
." on III iso' ' Sat i il lin wetts
readily saahle a. pirate sale Tor Its market yaluo.
Mr Nay therefore asks that ho may ho allowed to
se tho ss snd eeal m ~ " al % ha
md io.s. .Jadsa Biodgett autaotl.od eaeh 80 %
Who hold tho warehouse receipts.
DIVORCES.
n.ehel Bloom came !nto son,t YESTERDAY by hes
,oyel, and tas not snee returned. Aud she aaks 10
,Ennrnn1 MHuHb150hu Ia a dc1iCht0 T0Hth Nh1t6
, 1877-03-30

DELIGHTFUL 0o0Rs.
Persona who desire delicate and delightful odors
for the toilet and handkerchief, should purchase
Dr.. rtLcc's Perfumes
, 1877-03-30

rs Is Il u Est1e
WNlTE-DANCnoFr-A the residence Of The
Ncy. @. ", Howe, Mr. Josiah n. White and
Ionic 4. bancroft. all OF indiana.
, 1877-03-30

EIGHTEENTH WARD,
The Efshteenth Ward Republican Club will hold
meeting tonight 1t Lower Turner Halt, 10 pre-.
para tor Tho coming election. All tho members
and Interested parsons AFa earnestly requested to
b6 pEescut.
, 1877-03-30

SEVENTH WARD.
Thtrt will be Grand Republican Rally this
evening Al Ruhfs. northwest corner OF Maxwell
and Canal strcete: A!so q! tho northwest corner
OF l!astlnRs aud Blue Island avenue. Able speak,
eFs viii be on band.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-02
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

All sufferer, from this disease
hn1lou, TO be cured should try Dr. Kiss
qer.' Celebrated Consumptiye Powders.
these powders are the only preparation
kno"n that will cure Consumption and all
diseases OF the throat and ung,-iudeed II.
so strong i our faith in them. and also to
convince you that they are no humbug, we
VIII forward to every sufferer, ~ nail
postpaid, free trial box,
We don't want your money until YOU are
perfectly satisfied OF their curative powers.
II you life Is worth saving. don't DELAY n
Elling these powders triai, a. lley vii
surely cure you.
Price, tor large box, s.. sent 10 ony part
OF the Unlte% states or Canada By mai! Oh
receipt of price. Address,
ASH G. ROBBINS,
800 Fulton street. Br90kIyn ~
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-02
GENERAL DFRILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRES SION a
weak eNhall ted ieellDg, no energy or courage;
the result Ct MENTAL ONER-WORK, INDES-
CRElI0NS OR ENCESSEs, or some drain on
the system, is always cured by IIumphr eys'
Homeopathic Specific No. >. II tones up and
nyigorates the system, imyarts strength and
eners-+ stops the drain and rcjuyenates the
entire nun. Been used wenty years with per
feet success by thousands sold by dealers.
Price S per single vial, or s. per package oil
i've walls and s. wal Of powder Sent by mail
on receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS
MEDICINE COMPANY, 100
Fulton street, y. Y.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-02
PRIVATE COuNSryog


piW0 lasus sent - any htlr securely sealed fr 'h,r-
~ cents, Should D. r'ai by ALL Address as above,
Dnae hours fom9 4 NJ io.7 p w. SUNDAYS. 2DIP.M
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-02

Estate OF John Craig, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed
administrator Of the estate Of John craig
late of the county OF Alexander aud state
OF Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice
that he Will appear before the county court
OF Alexander county AZ the court house in
CAIRO ut the August term, On the third
Monday In August next, at which time
all persons having claims against said estate
ne notified and rogue stcd to attend for the
purpose of having the same adjusted. Al
persons indebted to said estate are re
que'ted to make i'm mediate payment to the
undersigned.
Dated, this 2jth day Of May, A. D. 1877.
JAMES l.. SANDERS
Administrator.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-02

60 a day at home. Agents wanted Outfit
2lZ and terms free. TRUE 4 Co, Augusta,
Maine
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-02
NO. 1871
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

I'Hk BULLETIN Is published every morning
Except Monday In the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street.
THk BULLETIN is served to city subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty-Five Cents a Week
payable weekly. BY Mail, lin advanced, go per
Snhum six months, t6i three months, %; one
month, o. rs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Pablo notice IS hereby given that by virtue
Of decree of the county court OF the county.
al Alexander IN the state OF Illinois,
rendered at the June term OF said
court lS1I, upon the application of the
Undersigned, 10 sell the real property OF the
estats Of Louis NassanuO, deceased 10 pay the
debts Of the same |, Harmon II. Black, admin
stratOr de bOns non OF the estate oGLOuis Mas
sanno late of said county deceased, Will sell At
public yendue, on the Jlst day of jay, \. D.,
l,17 at the font door of the court house in the
oity of Cairo ut two o'clock y. m OF said day
To The highest and best bidder, to pay the debts
of sad Louis Nassanuo, deceased The following
described real estate, to-wit' Lot eight ~ in.
block seventeen a., IN the III st addition the to
city OF Cairo, situate in said county and state
having thereon line two story brick building
adapted Tor business and resderce, The sa q
property will be sold absolutely and free from
any incumbrancc, including the the widow,
dover, which will be released to the purchaser
without further considerations Terms OF sale:
One thousand dollars and one-hal OF surplus 10
b. cash IN hand, and the balance In six months
from time of sale. The deferred payment must
ba evidenced by tn, purchasers note drawing
six per cent Interest with personal security,
and sale mortgage upon the premises sold.
Dated June 10th 1877.
HARMON II BLACK,
Administrator de bonis non of the est,te OF
Louis Nassanuo. dd
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-02
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that on lnur Sday
July 18th. 1877, at ten O'Clock A. VI. at the
Office OF Samuel Briley, justice OF the
peace, at Toledo, IN Alexander county.
Illinois, ! Will proceed to sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, the desperate notes. accounts. judg.
ment'. claims and SO forth, due owingand
belonging 20 the estate of Daniel NJ Jones,
decease (of which estate l am administra-
TIKI In Pursuance OF the authority given
for that purpose by the county court OF
said county at the Juue term thereof 1871.
BELINDA JONES,
d&wtd Administrative.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-02
AGniinisiratrix Notice.

Estate OF Timothy O'CalIahan, deceased
me Undersigned, having been appointed
adihinl,tratriX OF the estate OF timothy
O'GaIlalan, late the county of Alexander
and State OF illinois, deceased. hereby gives
notice that She VIII appear before the
county court OF Alexander county. at the
court house in Cairo at the August term,
on the third Monday in August next. al
winch time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re-
4uested to attend for the purpose of having
the same adjusted. All persons indebted
TO SAID estate are requested TO make imme-
diate payment to the undersigned.
DATED TINS 18Th day of June, A. ID. 1871.
,,, BRIDGET o. CALLNHAN.
y--LMoW AdmlnistratriY.
, 1877-12-04
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1877.


The Chicago produce markets were moderately
active yesterday and hscsdstutfa averaged easier.
Mcsa pork closed a shsdo frme., at 91l.75 Tor
December and 611. DIX for January. Lard closed
strady, at 81 SOAR. 81 for December and 81. 85
G7.87!t for January. Heats we're firm, 1t 4Hc
for boxed shouldess and tic for do short rtbs.
Whisky was easier, at s1.05 per gallon. Flonr
was du1l. Wheat closed We lower, ut 81. OK
for December and s1.07A for January. Corn
closed h1Ac lower. at 4:e for December and 4 lie
forJannssy. Oats closed rtoady, at 24sic caah and
81 Kc for january. Rye uas steady, At 65Hc. lar.
Icy closed 1hc lover, Al Gli{o cash and Gac for
January. Hogs woro ncttve, and closed firm, at Sc
advance. Sales chiefly At A.30Gttt.4o. cati!o
wcrc stronger, with sa,os nt 81 1905. LIN. Sheep
were quiet, al o.. 75db4 90. Tha exports fronl
the rchboasd last week included So :l52 hrls sour
043, bD1 bu wheat, 1.676. 870 hu corn. 4, III bu
onts, 45. 405 bu rye. 257. :seH bn harley, 1, 157
bris pork. g, 480, 007 lbs lard, and o. 4G7, ,04 lbs
meats Inspected Into store In this cstr yesterday
1nornlne: l2o cars wheat, al7 carr corn, 30 caFs
cats, cars rye, aud "a cars barley. Total t40g
cars), 172. 600 bu. Quo hundred uo1tnrs In gold
would buy sl02. 75 In grecnoacks al tho c'oss.
, 1877-12-04

lin OF his power to mako wnr, tho next step
is to provide him will, tho appliances for
living in peace and supporting himself upon
tho products OF tho ground OF by stock-rnia-
Ing. and this Afr. BonuRz contemplateH In tho
suggestion to give them home, by milking
tho hcntls OF families landowners, by cx-
ot1anging oattlo for their ponies, and 1isros-
Ing Of tEoir supplies in such nanner AZ to
aid them tn agricultural rnrs,iss, It Ia not
to bo expected that will Indian can become
tame fnrmcr Immediately. Or that n
nomatt, accustomed to roam, shoot, and
steal at will, anil snbsist oil The
ohaso. will atl nt once sottle quietly
down to sowing, rlowing, digging, and
atock-raising. It will 10 n long md tct!ions
process, bnt TINT It cnn be accomplished II
evident enongh bocausc it l,as bcor, several
Of tho tribcs in tho Intian Territory having
1natle very decided progress as farmers, es-
pecfally when the whites lot them alone. In
this hitter respect, Sfr. souunz's intimations
ought 10 ho enlarged upon. The indians
ouAht to lie loft to work ont their salvation
alono, as nearly as possible. They will civ
ilize much faster by themselves, will work
bottcr. ACT bottor, and 10 more poaccab!o aud
iaw.abiajne. If tho whites aro kent awov
from them. More than one-half Of tho
trouble with then, hns grown out of tho In.
fnrnous conduct Of agents mud specuatora
who have furnished them with firo.wator and
then ffeeced aud swiudled thom III ovory I'll.
rection. an,l u,adc promises to thom which
they never Intended to kecp. There Is more
truth than pootry in Strr1so Bu11,a exar.
eoratcd declaration, tint The Americana are nil
liars and chcnts. probnbly the minority OF
, 1877-12-04

Everything points to The immediate decla.
sation OF war by soryia against Turkey, aud
to tho early presence In thu tiuld OF formId.
ablo force to cooperate with the llussians.
A military review has been lad by Prince
MILAN. and tho vigorous preparations now
going forward give color to tic report that a
strong seFvian column, augmented by 8, 600
cavA}ry FROM Qen. GouRxoY command.
will immediately assail the Turkish
ronr. Grsece, too, is in a furry OF
excitement, md her population cau with
difficulty be restrained from following the
example ct seryia and taking lie field
against their hated oppressors. Assailod In
fho rear by her insurgent provinces, and hor
armies held iu check by the overwhelming
foreoa OF the Russians, Turkeys case is daily
growing moro desperate, and tho svent
which England droads but dare not
tntorfese To provent-the oonelusion Of q
poaos between Russia and Turkey alone
becomes oonospondingly imminent. It
would Seem that Horyia and Greece vara
determined to be In at the death.
, 1877-12-04

n rai1nrtinn of +,, ,,r,,rhoctu 4r f1,a sam !.
ooo. .0,o contemniotet1 bv thu ncxumnt;on
net. anil to this and nronosca lint t,oy s1,n,l
ho fnr,1a,1 In tbo ox,,nt Tin, thov ho m.
rcttrr,1 tv +be ;os,o NJ now National r,onl.
no,ca liz n,so favo.s ,1,o Io,3o,nv ~ ,ho
nower to re,ss,,c tbo saeo, mn, nm IN tho Sec.
rotary Of tho Troasurv. unifor cortnin con,li.
,ions, i,o thinks tl,ov rnnv l,o ro;ssno1 safely
by maintaining a coin reserve of at0o, ,0oo,-
Mo, tho reserve to ,,o uso;1 In tho retlcmp-
ton of notcs on demand. which slall not
thon 10 rcissue1 till tho rosoryo sna1l npain
bo ,unlo GOOD. hn would nraseryo tho loual.
tender cl1nracter OF tho notes, Tic advises a
reduction Of the National Bank taxes %
soon M a sufficient amount of rovouuo
for tho support OF tho Government
can be derived from tho other articles now
subject 10 tsxo,ion. 11o recommends Tint
tho Government al,all In authorized to jss,,e
certificates for savings t,epoaits at tho postnl
n1onev-on1cr of1]cas. which cortiGcatas sholl
bo convertible into 4 nor cent bonds. His
theory Is tint tho money TINS received
should bp used exclusively in tho redcn,n.ion
~ o.totor,1;,r l,o,je 3,,n-;r.v n hso,,o4 rnto
, 1877-12-04

Tho closing hours Of the extra session
wore devoted by the sonato to the considcra-
tton Of several nomtnations made by the
President. Among tho combinations were
those OF Wul1AA Henry SAITH, Collector
of Customs ut Chicago, mud THOMAS d.
BaIAa, District Of Columbia Commissioner.
Gen. HARLAN was tacit1y confirmed as Asso.
caate Justice Of tho Supreme Court, na tho
tnotion to reconsider the vote by which hu
was confirmed last woek was not reached,
Various nominations, including those OF the
New York oustom-lIouso, wcro not acted
upon, aud arc therefore in tho condition o!
having been rejected.
, 1877-12-04
THE INDIAN QUESTION.

Tho recommendations Of tho Secretary Of
the Interior In his report touching the In
dim policy aro moro valuable, useful, and
practical than my which llavo e,nauatcl from
ttat Department for long timo, and show
that Afr. SoHuRz ha4 mado cnreful study OF
this complicated lroblom with Wow to It's
ultimate solution not by hasty mud ill-a.lylsed
legislation, but By tho adoption OF such
measures rs shall slowly but surely preparo
tho Indian to become d psaceful citizen iu.
steal Of dangerous nomal. 5fr. Souunz's
recommendations nny 10 briefly summed up.
lilo strikes ut ono Of tho most prolific SOURCES
Of trouble with tho 1udians in Ills worry l.st
suggestion by pointing out the necessity of
kooping faith with lin. As hunting only
stimulates their warlike tendencies, ho aug
gests that 1t SHOULD be discouraged, mud
points out Tho vay In which 1t eau be ,lono,
namely, by limiting thom TO very au,alI
supply Of nrms aud ammunition, aud, as lar
III practicable, exchanging their ponies Tor
cattlo. As some at tue tribos still havo tn
aubalst in part upon hunting, ho would have
them placed upon reservations, where
their necosslttes can bo supplied until
thoy aro ssls-sustaining. Al another
important factos in tho elevation and paciti.
catlon Of the Indian, Le would allow hsa4ls ot
families To hold small tracts Of landa On tholr
reservations, so shat they may hayo a liked
homo, and TO secure the,n in lifo and prop.
orty he would institute tribuun1a 10 enforce
the lnws Of tla United States and organize III
indian Dolfrr to urnHerpn t,pnco nrd nr,}nr
, 1877-12-04

Russian finances arc pushing through some ot
tho phascs ours did during the Rebellion. a
rccout letter from St. Petersburg gives thls
piece OF information about Russian finances aud
money:
!. The London prcsa has written much to explain
Tug actsla! condition o. las ltus.an Tseasury. Goll
Empiro-papar ranblo nptes, from onc roubse caca
tn1w worth less than ~ cgnts-a r0ublu II worth
about Is cents) have f0rced currency Ia all Inter
nal tranEactions they arc produced " steatn pow
er as fast as It eau bo worked, anu wook BY wack
tho Satuo Of tho itusHlan bank nose falls lower and
lower. Eighty millions sterling 10 tho estimated
money Gust VI next years. campaign, unless peace
can b. secured this watcE. aud !l0w ~ n,ucl hard
iNuhcy Is 10 bu 0btulncu no ono lu Ru6sfa or ui4s.
where can ever guese. Arrrnrs ate keeping p1ts
with rcsh!y.iucnrFo liabilities. 4 great strain Il
nlEenaJ felt to 1ncgt tho Ineeres on fusa!an fuuds
aHl Rtarantactl railway stocks, and though ''Eu'
pltlatlon. . Ia Tasc, u not intended. ill agree
TINT thu time IL near VIXEN Stale promises tU Yay
VIII have 10 tults tho placo Ut spueiu, hitherto
sctapad loysthes with the utmost difficulty.
, 1877-12-04

Gratifying reports arc received Of mnrk-
cd improvement in tho condition of alr.
SAMUEL Dow1zs, editor Of the Springfield
Republican, who on Saturday was beloved
to bo at tho point Of death. 1t is earnestly
to be hoped that the expectations Of anxious
.riends mny DO realized.
, 1877-12-04

1t Is not through ignorance ot the game OF
poker. but through error In applying and illus
iratIon tnat tho New York Tribunals argument
against Mt+ TlLpxx falls to the ground. Draw.
Ing upon his vast experience, thu editor 10
scfil~s s'tack-pot," aud. likculng IL to Mf.
TlLpEa's Presidential claims. cndeayors 70
dcmonstrate that l1e failed to "open " becauss
he Ind nut "aa good ~ jacks TO draw to-" Tho
Tribune obviously forgcts that Mr. TlLDsa
''eanlc in" for tho "pot" with two kuaves,
Messra. tA7TERsoN aud toNoykH, and that he
failed to win because Of soma lIttlo uncertainty
whether ILLS hand belonged to the deck Oh &hs
table " a pack up his sleeve.
, 1877-12-04

The act of Feb. II, 1869, makes tts obligations
payable In coin: not In 7oid. but roiD.
This act Of July II. 1sso. makes ia obligations
payable In toln; not in gold, but coin.
Tho act of March 3: lau;s, providing for the ttane
Of $00o. 600. GOO. makes them payable In coin not
in gold, but enln.
Tho act Of March ,, 1s8t. for loan of $noo. :
ooo, 600. makes It payabie In coin: not tn gold,
but coin.
Tho act Of juno 80. 1901. TO borrow e4oo. 600, :.
co., makes It payable In cain J; not IN gold but
cola.
Tho act Of March =. 1905, for 5000. 900, 600.
Takes them pay&blo in "cota or other lawful
money!; not gold, but coln or grcenbacke.
The President cannot find In The statute-
book lilo loast wonl implying that any part
Of the public debt ia payable In gold, to the
exclusion Of silver. Tho ack of 1873, while It
prohibited the coinage of the silver dollar,
did not aouonctizo TINT coin; 1t was not
until tho not Of 1874 that tho silver dollar WINS
deprived Of its legal-tentlor quality undor
tho fraudulent assnrnnco that tho bill con.
tained no nov provision whatever.
Tho President assumes that tho dcpreci-
atiou Of silver bullion since 1875 is permanent,
-au assumption wholly unwarrantc<l, except
upon tho further assumption that silver is to
be universally domonetized md gold obtain
m ineroascd and unprecedented rnlue, be-
cause Of being mado the exclusive mo!altc
money Of mankind. The President knows
TINT tho temporary decline In tho vatue Of
silver bullion measured in gold is dne to Its
demonstration in Germany, md tho placing
m unusual nmount Of silver on tho Euglish
market to bo exchanged for gold. He ought
, 1877-12-04

her discharge he joined her md elopca VIII
her. leaving behind him MI interesting fam,l,
Tins arc tho qualifications for tnrY service nh,
further complicated. Hereafter, when p,ett.
woman Is charged with tho capital oircn.e, M
man possessed Of susceptible car'llac entr,1
will hc eligible as itlror. Furthermore, a tn,a
can reality secure an excuse by rcprescntna
that he Is nut nroof against the attraction, II
lovcly wonlnn. Again, this case present, =,
argument In favor Of admitting females to The
Jury box, since It Is manifest that when ju,,ic.
and skirts are mixed mp together, man /, In.
cosnoc.cnt TO separate the two. Tho stuat1o,
IL commended to The attention Of our law.
mixers, wl!o arc encouraged to hasten settle
ncnt, lest tho murder Of Mr. MoRrtyse
nCnEEE by Miss Coma Yousos Ind tho ooss
tEoG still unadIuBtcl.
, 1877-12-04

The Cincinnati Comns<rcial pcraeyeEcs IN ssk'
tng thu Eastern golllte papers these qucst!ous'
Who ot thu people caIlsa sload and asked Cor, .,
silver money! Was thurs aug such popular cry!
Ma thcts wuE4 from the people IN the subject.
give liberal reward fur y member Vt Congress
whu will say that hs voted for tho demunetlzasioa
o3 silver, klowiug what Ae wae abous. SaMas the
man who can' We do not wish 10 beitttls thh
question b. speaking 0f tho bontlholdsts. Ths.
gold interest u that u sha hodefs uf Ill soft4 Of
Q3llepcv Of indebtedness.
, 1877-12-04

The brightest promise Of the nav order OF
things in county atfaizs has already been pas-
TALLY realized by the election OF Commission
81 SKasE as Chairman Of the County Board.
bettsx or more appropriate choice from
upon8 tbs membership of tho Board could