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Coal,
PITTSBURGH,
. PARADISE,
MI. CARBON(Big Muddy
$50
PEYTONA CANNED
GOA T.

Orders for Coal by the carl load,
ton, or in he gshcads, for shipm mt
promptly attended to.
To large consumers and all
manufactu, ers, we arc prepared
to supply any quantity, by tho
month or year, at III form rates.
81 CAIRO CITY COAL co.
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LINEMENTS.

One thing Is now thoroughly established. NcNrl
since man suffered and human arcnclcs arii'i''1
palm has their been anything which went ~ llr -
pain annlldtnr and curative agcht rs the cnlan'
ianemcuis. These JIncncnts have within the pih'
year cured more cases OF Rheumatism, N'iiialEia,
suh je,nt', CHkcd Breasts, Sw,il'uG>, Poisonous
bites, Lame \limal,, etc th'n al ulhcS remedies
tonbintd. " the n1mc ot ,cnldlr implies li'i
horse and mailman, tllchcnluc the tcutmr Line
mcnls alc ior man and hel.t. Eat not tn same
lnimrnt, The White iiunncul is ipr man the
yellow hr lorS,s and auirlals llcryin tbs
l.,nment differs from other remedies, although
some OF the ingredients are alike in each. They
contain the wcll-known witch hazel aruica, carliol-
&c. rock oil mcn'ha and other powerful Ingredients
VIM. u III, koN, rcc.ur of - John church.
Wakefield, Clay county, kar,as, Mrtrs; Many
YEAR, have been suffering from weak back, caused
from sprain more than n Yeas ngo. ! have not
found anything to relieve me unIll commenced the
use OF Ccntaur Lncmeni | IcCl II my ClIs,tan
duty tolnloim you that by It's wonderful effects AM
onlireIy eygd ui pain, January I'D 1874
Messsrs j. Mctlurc \ Goa drulrplS, IinciI-
natl. o., sgyS'
"1cuu,trrs pronounce the Yellow Genius lin'
mcni slnnriOI to any thing they have ever u'gd.
We sell several duGcn botl, C,Cry n unth, AMI The
ale is steadily increasing
These ore q lysaul'GS of thousands upon lhpus
andS NJ similar testimonials rcatma% Is every
month NJ the cNtraCi, CWhruClilpnS. s1lNc>
Tie good VIII, h is done hy these aduran. Cen
uur ilnimenls. fur iros, bites, siings. cuts, itch
'.lt ihcnn etc II thing il IKE N. tcntur l,in-
ment white wrapper For spawn, ring bone,
s"''ny, wind sails. poll evil, scratches, etc. on
horses the yellow Ieutaur Linmeni is equally
good. lhcy are certain in tlicr effect, they are
pleasant 10 use. they are ndy and tn are cheap.
No family 'huull h. without Ccn,aur l.inimcnS
they are worth one hundred times their cost
j. Il ROSE \ co 10 ocy street, New York.
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The Great Discnuaru I

f.. f.. KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE Oh
IRON. For the cure Of weak stomach, genera
debility, indigestion, disease of the neryo,l,
system. sonstipalon, acidhy of the stomach
and all eases requiring Il tonic.
me wine includes the most agreeable and
eihcient suit Of Iron p0ssess. Citrate OF
Magnetic OXiie. combined with the most euer-
getic OF vegetable tones Yellow Peruvian
Bark. ''"
The effect in many cases Of debility. loss az
appette, ana general Irosua.ion, of an efficient
,Ait OF Iron combined with VALUABLE, Merry.
ionic, 70 most happy. IL augmcnls the r,nc-
Ilte. raises the pulre, take: or muscular nabbi.
ness, removes The pal0r q. debility, and gives
anofiu Vigor TO the cOuntenance.
- 10 you want something e. strengthen you2
w., 10 you want good Appetite do YOU want 10
cuiM u UP your constitution? DO You want to
n W., wei,t Doyou want 10 get rid OF nervous.
. ness' n5 YOU want energy DO yon want to
eeTnp WI, DO YOU wat brisk ard vigorous
ne 'ii rnkV IL YOU do, try knnkel's Bitter Wine
This truly valuable tonic has been ,horonch,y
esteu by all classes OF the community. thn, n Il
y ueehcu indispensable Rs tonic medirine
~ costs ,ut littlc, pnrllcs the blood md gives
zone 70 the stomach, rehoyutcs tie systcme an1
prol0ngs lie. 'o'" anu
;, now only ask a 'rinl OF this valuable ,o,ic
frice VI per hottie, T.. + kUNKEI' solen
prietor, Philadelphia Pa. Ask your drnpp,s,
Tor kunkel's litter " inc of iron. nm taae nn
other MAKE. Sold only In 81 bottles, All c,h.rs
are co'lnterf.lt. so beware OF them
Uuy SIX bottles for al 10
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hIC INV UlDS'
effective and
eongcnial pur-
gatiyc cvcrJis-
covered. They
are mll'k bp'
l'eTect ualnin
Itheirpp.la-
LION, n.NlGS
tho 30 we T.
and
without pain.
Ahhoush gen
'ncin fheir up.
fsralipn, Fheys
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are sim the most thSrduelihnd search.
ias eathartic medicine that can be
employed: cleansing the stomach and
h0Welbs and even the blood, In small
ApaGb 6fl one pin day, they Stimulate
thS digestive organs and promote wig
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G-as$oria

Nulhcrs " II have rest and 4 cir abies may hay,
hc'jih Ifrhy will Use Dr. Pucher's ta>soria fol
wnG ,nliC ", rgl. ieyershneSS ,o,r mpah, Group N
Sl'mache complaints It's -n,rc'y a vegetable pr
paration dnd contains neither mireial morphine,
ny alcohol, II Is as plraNa'ttl take as honey
nc'!h"r gag nor grips and i; superior to any renic
dy In existence
I'r. T.. i,imoch Of D&pont, Chio says;
~ am using CaStaria in my practice with the
most signal results, aud iind il perfect substitute
for Castor OH"
Ssw York use the Cas,oti,. II is prepare, by
nc~rS j Rose y CO., success r, To ~arnue
P,l.-i.eL Nj
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CUANLERY NOTICE.

State OF Illinois, County Of Alexander.
-, circuit Court OF Alexander County, .Januorv
Term, A. ID. ISIS '' January
George Weiss rs. Mary Note, Anna yol,e. Ida
NOltc and AInstinc Noe --BiIl To ioreclose
msr,sage in clancery. =
A'hdavlt OF the non.rcsilencc Of Mary Mil.
Anna Nolte, Ida Noltc and Arnstne NoIte. The ii,
icndants above named, having been filed in The
0lIce OF the Clerk Of said circuit Court of Alrxsn
der County. no,ce is hereby given to the said non
resident defendants, that the complainant filed hi.
BIZ 81 compliant in said court on the Chancery
sids thereof on the ?oth day of October, A, ID.
1871, aud that q summons thcreupon issucl on, OF
sald Court against said defendants, rc,llrnablc ON
! he liist Monday Of January, A. D. ISIS, az is by
law required Now, therefore unIcss yo,,, the ,si,i
Mary Nolie, Anna Nolle, Ida Nolte and Armfine
Nolte shall personally DO and appear before the s,I
C!tsuit Court Of Alexander County, on tho first .v
on The next Term thereof 10 he holden at the Con,
house. in tho city OF Cairo, in said county. on he
inst Monday of January, A. u. 1873, AID ple.I,
answer or dcnur to the said complainant Xiii ~
complaint, tho same, aud the matters ,bsr.tn
charged aud stated. viii be taken as Confessed 'n
a decree entered against you according 10 I he
prayer ofsad bill. W ''e
c,on JOHN a. REEVE. Clerk ~
nEDhGE rHiEn, Conipainant's Sc lici,or,'s
oN'0"-' So '''" NOV l. iw)
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wAsHINE
The Dillenellep

The ordinary Porous Plaster, on ~ count
81 lts peculiar mech anlcal action, 10 esteem
81 an article OF merit: but Bensons Capeine
Porous faster Is considered an article OF
.Nuaorlinaiy merit. II Las the same
mechanical action, aud, in add ti..n. pos.
ses.cs medicinal qualities OF q rcmarkabls
hature, which causes II to act mt once
relieve. painimnediately, and cure where
other Porous Plasters will not even relieve
For rheumatism, Lame an Weak Back, sp,na
Disease Crick in the Back, Kidney Dissas.,
S,prans and Bruises, Severe Pains and Stitches.
Weakness of the Back, etc.
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Worms Re moved Alive.

~ ] htnkel's Worm Syrup never fail, to
Mstroy I'm, Seat and Stomach Worms, Dr
Munhel : The only successful Physician In this
country ioI The removal Of worms. lie removes
iwp pe h wUrn WIN head aud all complete alive in
ci,c,,i.s All NO i9 un,il removed. send for
ueof kunkel's Worm Syrup e'' oo'
Prize 81 II never Gils.
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ASK the r. coy,lr
dystepil r, bIinIl,
gnrr'r, victims ol
ley rad Ggue, ilH
mccurial diseased pa
,irnt, tow they rccov
er 4 health, ci.ce, i'ul
i'iriis, aud good ay
p liz they will tel
) on by tal;ing Sim
mons Liver Pcgu-
49,.
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The manufacturer of
Benson's Capcine Plaster

Benson's Capoine Plaster,
Received the b highest Medal at the Centennial
II /. now the standard remedy. Its a..
DRUG pain relieving and s.reng thenipp.
-. attracted the attention OF thc Cen.
cehnial Jurors and thousands OF physicians
who visited the Centennial, who pronoune,
ca II the best remedy ever invented for the
Dove ailments. Sold py al Druggists.
Price. % cents.
gss' Barclay Bros. will supply the trade.
in Cara.
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Iyer's Uat hartic Pills,

fesalE ~ purposes ofa Family Physic !;
~ IT. 0Qi1nG Ccstiyeness, Jaundicc,
H61 Ion, Foul 6tomach, Breath,
Y 0O6dephey 0fysipelas, Rheunn-
a ttsjn, Hruptions and Skin Diseases,
xlllpsnees, Dropsy, Tumors,
& gass sa:iisiss & sss : s R3sd 70
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TIE CHEAPEST. ASo BEST FAMILY MED
aI NS lClNE IN TIE WORLD.
For DYSPEPSIA CONSTIPATION. .Jaudi e.
llious attacks, SICK llEA DAtiif, Collie, u :
r sion Spirits, sOuR STOMACH, Hh-r
Bu ", ETC., etc @
THIS lunriyalled Southern Remedy is war
ranted not 10 contain a urti.'e OF Mercury,
rany l. furious substance, but il
" PURELY vEGETABIE A..
containing those southern roots amt iie Us which
an all Vice providence has placed in countries
where Liver Diseh es prtv II. II viii cure AL
licenses caused by arrangement os the yer
AMI towels. ~
The .ylnp ons If l.iyer Compliant re II BIT
ter or bad taste in III, mouth ram IN The bach
sides or Joints, on u mistaken Tor rileunla-
tism; sour sluni Ii, loss OF appetite, DO. els
alternately cOstive und lax, headache, loss OF
mem ry, wit Il painful sensation If having
failed 10 do something which ought TO have
b en- ne, 1.biliy, low, spirits, thick yell
low appearance Oi,he lkin and eyes, u dry
cough often nistak n for co sumpti n.
Some ines many Of these sy npt, ms attend
the disease, ut others very few, but the liver, III.
largest organ in tn b ds, is generally the seat
OF diseases and II not regulated In time, great
suilerng wretthe'Iacss and DEATH wi ell
sue.
can rccomiiie id rs an eff cncous remedy for
diseases OF The Liver Heartburn and Dyspepsia,
simmons Liver Ryclator Lewis WuNDEa,
ll!e Master street, Assistant Postmaster, Phil
adelphla
"We have tested its virtues, personally, and
nov that for d. spepi Eiiou nets and
Thro bling Headache IL is The best medicine the
zworll ever saw, We have tried forty o her
remedies before simmons l. yer Regulator,
but none of them gave III more than temporary
relief; tut the Regulator not only relicv ii
but cured us "-Ep IELEGklrn ASp MEssES-
GxH Macon I'm.
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zarrsr's magazine.
ILLtsfRATEp. elS 3 se
Nosiess of the Press.

Ths MAGAZINE has attained IN Its one quarter
osat6r1 an1meye pfsaiatsnce ~ that point WHERE
70 G3xbs I'D on, u the wOrds Of Dr. johnson,
1T U vain 20 blame and useless to praise" Iht
luslnG<f ttGieAg-ag0-at attained reputation has in
crsaoo6 q thxyears hsye passed. and its future
sselDs ~ xight II notbsishtcr than at any tim,
sta(k xhs Esiden hue OF prosperity settled arounU
ils istsr aud hest years. -Brooklyn Eagle.
RArpes Monthly iainarked by the same char.
aetsristiss which gave II circulation from the frs
With tia better rslaas Of readers, 1t combine
rssdin6 ,yt1ek With Illustrations In n way t.
aakq e Gisand vivid the facts presented. Pie.
tarss merely designed to catch the eye OF the
ignorant ~ Aevsf inserted = Chicago Journal.
, 1877-03-30

LONDON, Nurcl, ga Ismes Berlin dispatch
states that interesting dctails harc transptrcl
relative to the solution OF tho Won stosch dstIl-
Guilty. both Prince Bismarck md Gcn. Won
stosc, we're requested to submit reports to tic
Emperor. The Emperor, after pcrusinr these
reports, sent an autograph letter to Gen. Won
Htusct., auylng be haI arrived at the conclusion
that Prince bismarck did not intend TO attack
Gen. Won Stosch when making his rcnnrks IN
House that Gen. Won Stosrli 1la1 actel without
Ills consent. l1lo Emperor, in conclusion, points
out t1at II Prince Bismarck thought It necessary
to acauant the House With his y3c,rs concerning
the propcr application Of the surpluses, this ras
a mera precautionary measure aud no o1ense
to Ten. Vnn Stosch. Thu correspondent re.
narhs: "Th.s atIair Is Of considerable constttu-
tional Importance. Dy c1Ifureug tho subordl-
nation of German Ministers to tho German
Premier It establishes principle 10 the dispatch
of imperial business wl!cl! las hitherto been
unknown In FruBa!an and other separate State
EnbfpekB.n ~
, 1877-03-30
ITALY,,
Clvounf8 CAREER AND PoLfcY.
f1ifttafrh In fenff1f TfukR

I71spdtch to london Ttpies
PANS, Merch .. o.-~proo!'sl'cets hare been for
wartletI me Of = Forthcoming work from the pen
OF ". de Mazade. the weli-known contributor to
the Reyue des Dur Mondes, entitled "Io Comtc
de Cavour.r 1t Is an able sketch Of Caroir's
career and policy. It shows the marvellous
sHnl, tact, and pcrsistency BY which The Gar.
tlntau statesman recovered his country from
BY an apparently Quixotic participation in the
Crimean War, proated by all tho blundcrs Of ,ss
alyersarics,. and even by temporary checks,
and paved tho way for tas , cum
plete liberation and unity q T., Italy,
Ing Ut the edI1ce. The pcrusal Of the work
must make every reader. concur In tho aCed
.lcttcrnieh's description Of Cayour as the ony
dtptotnatIst In Europe; and n. dc Mazale does
@ see utsf e a.ednsss s n FL tns s sf sF
nate franknea aud sub.le.y OF Ills policy. The
ingenuity ot his combinations, and the versatile
" ut ls mlnd, ,-th!e last quality illustrated BY
hls reading q buckle {o', whom hc said hs
been sf'ntster) during the short tour tcsiRned
secret interview with Napoleon iii. at
Pion,bscres. n. de Mazado slows great
but hs as nsfs To- ss
advocated the union Of Central italy with Pied.
mont through fear that q separate State wosild
bc les. of a frec.tradcr than the 1attcri he may
b. thought to underratc the safue OF Enclands
decided re)caIun of tue French proposal fur the
two fleets to prevent t;aribaldits passage fsoul
Sicily to Calshrta, He 1nys just strcss on the
TACT that Ca7our had tn defend every step ol
Ills policy against the two Parliamentary er
trencs; and suatc Of t!,e conversations and Jet.
ters communicated to him slIuw Cavour's aEdcn
| attachment 10 constitutional governlucnt, In
| eptrcl by the example, OF EnElaut.
, 1877-03-30

WuaEL.xa, ". Va, Marc&l @,-Tho 1te9tf<r
Tomorrow morning will contain g1apl!c ac-
count OF the murder near Mannlngton. lu this
state, night before last, VI M old aud wealthy
fnrn,cr named shatkey. residing on Buffalo
Greek, by MooushlueEs, Ut which there appears
to b. u. orgun'1e'( gang. Mr., sharkey VIVA atas.
pr,scd 1t lls residence by three men, who shut
him 10 death IN the presence Of hls wIfc, whom
thev s.lel,red with threats and tllen rubbed the
holse. tbs gang thcu took to thu woods,
wlyero It IL supposed they had eoncca1el their
horses, ul,d mnia their escape. The ncgh1or-
hood I'll Which tho murder was committed u
greatly excited, 4l,1 . large posse ut men have
Started 1t, pursuit OF the il,urlescrs.
, 1877-03-30

9fff
There has Lesn great deal Of curtoaity lately
~ to the terms Ut the settlement nlaau by
Wllltam II: Vanderbilt with tue other lueusbcss
OF Lls family. It was generally believed that
xosnu surt oi understanding bail been arrived "
bY when thelr u'sslous, ~ set duwM ia tue will,
should bs enlarged; but ,su dctlnitc intosua-
iiou evuld b. obtained ~ to either the facts us
thp u,nuuot. It f.As now trunspI1ed that within
tby past week Mr. William II. Vanderbilt Ia.
settled with thsco members Of the finally, dou-
bling thu nlnoun1a Hhirl, they would haye re-
cxtyeu by tho testns vi tle will. Tits E!yes u
ronud million to each. Similar arrangements
have bcen n,adc With the Other meu.ott VI tho
fs,uily, aill 1t Is understood that the amounts
due will ts paid over befusc tue sloss VI US
pfrSeut week
, 1877-03-30

The good old Methodist rule Is that peraons
making profession Of faith aro taken un pro-
batton for SIX months before telng received into
the church. AZ full members. ToN Cannon lias
undertaken to force himself upon tbs Demo-
,sat.c church OF tho Seventeenth Ward after
only two wccks' probation, not only as full
member, but as a class-lcader or deacon In tho
church, Tho stcadfast brethren who l!aTe win
tered and summcrcd III the churcl, for quarter
70 talt century hare resolved to cnforre the
psotst.on rule on the new convert.
, 1877-03-30
VERY MUCH M4ANRlED.
Srxefal pttratch 10 1Hs TptbKk&

PEORIA, ILL.,. March :s9.-Joteph F!lligrafF.
with sou.e halt q dozen s|Iases, MI account OF
whoso blgamistic exploits was reported yester-
day, had tsial before Justlce Earnest to-day.
Thsce of hts wives wero present aud testified
against him. lie VIA held In u. .0o0 ball, which
he WA unable to furnish, Eta haa another wife
at Galuna, and, ons at PlacG, called Oakley. -
thls state, making live III all. ~ far q. leara.
ua has been married four times in the lat dive
months. II Ae has beea going on Vt thi5 rats
ior 1nauy years he probably haa wires scattered
all over tits country. Some think tie anan u q
lIttlu crazy.
, 1877-03-30

Mrs. L1yEnMoRE, In late temperance speech
a. Bosiou, eald that brewer recently told her
TINT The sales Of beer had dropped OF $4,000
barrels within a few months, mud that It was be-
cause ia nnn emit drink glass Of lager Hitll-
out being challenged for It By lady," When
wnl tho sale Of opium, cl'lorai, cordial, face-
paint, false lsar. and wire cages for tho "stt!ng
members " Of the female body corporate be cut
down because lady cnnnot rsc them, Of any of
them, without being challenged for 1t by gen
tIemanf Tint IL couunlrum Mrs. L1vRRMoRH
would do well to tackle.
, 1877-03-30
SURDAY.SCH0OL CONGRESS.
YnsctGt O{tait& l. IN T57htx&.

INp1ANAroLls, Ind, Marrh :s3.-Tho Metho-
dist State suns!ay-sclooa Congress met to-day,
with about l5O delegates I'll attendance. Thu
Rev. j. II. Vincent. OF New York, presided Tho
object oi tue meeting u to exchange Views md
rfit uf tbu SUNDAY .setlool guusc. Addresses
we're tnade BY Dr.. Vlucent on "Teachers,, alset.
i.gs,n tilu Rcy. y. r. Glllctte ou Plaec, towef,
hna Duty oi tAs Mssho4!st Quarterly SUNDAY"
ScltsUl Co,1llntttccn other questions OIL Inter.
sst wers m. .t,ssctl TIT Congress will dlouru
ttsmerrow, Tu-night Or. viurcnt 1eftyered =
lecture ou aThat boy" so large auaieucc.
, 1877-03-30

There ase peach. .blo.soms On tho trees sbout
Nashville.
They have revived Henry clay Dean out Iu iowa,
&ud hs coules pp fsuah and smiling Al mother
earth.
Forthcoming work. In h'a preface hu says: ''The
stMe to hs kaeetuttcat fs whdu you hava q lanA
full of trunps."
CharfGl l., Miner, OF Olin, jonts County, Ia.
has not been 10 sleep fos stx weeks. Hs health Il
good. IND he apparently suffers 10 iacouycn!enco
from lila iusomnia. =. 49,
Cseopatsas needle wilt 4oou thread III way IRON
Egypt ~ hccomc IN eyosore tu q Government that
was compelled 10 leave IT. postaton to prI-
yats entrFpFtsr. Prot. Erassoas WIls0m l,dp sued
for and received pesaslssiaa to brluI thu ussdle
pses.
The police Of Rochester have Traced up foF one
good aet. Nett's Doans, Of Klmra ascd II, war
driven sson hcs hons ly .hs tsatalty VI her xtep-
father and found her way 10 one Of tas lowest deus
Of Rochester, whence sAo wa rescued, unlnIuteJ,
ny 4 po)lcsmau.
The Ksy.diyoo OF the Post. Once Department says:
'Thsy must scp,sulbor that Tho President must bc
governed In great 1usature bI tho msn who plarsl
Linz ln powct-hls Republican adsiasss. The
Southern men emit sxvpes ~ hayo thluys done
e1aftly In their wny."
4 Ctnciunstl ctap tigsed ; few wires At ons end
al n,usie.b box, aud Invited tho solid eitlzcns to
hear tbs 'telephone. Afte! IN houE Of mu.ie,
supposed 10 smaualo from Ccaxo, somebody dts.
covered tue trick. and the sattl cltlxsns sts sn-
sugsd bsrond expression.
A'ss Ada psas says Of tho nts4tus oakey Hall.
that 'he was her friend and legal tdy!scF, and bes
fathcs'a friend and co.apau!ou isom tho tiaa shoy
mt came 10 thls couutFy and II IL With feelings o!
ths ksensst sortow that sha IL forced 10 conclude
that he aaA been fonly dealt with.'
Steuness society IL disturbed to IL Foundation
By the conduct Of tenor N3co1ina, who, during ths
performances ut - ''ssosnao sul Jui!et," k!ttel Put.
~ hand &WsntY.ona iimss. careful e1auina
toa Of tbs play develops tbs right 10 ouy s,x kas
es, and the a1tta fft<su hAvs contuisea Europe.
Probahy ths Oldest lawyer In tae world /, gltcs
Herring. Hs was born IN tho Eth Of july, l777,
ststEatfosd, conn. IL was admitted to ,ov psr Il
Dsesobsf. 11o0. and made Judge !a 1869 Ii,
wss the dtst Regfstsr in tbs st2ts Of Nav York, 1
Nas in hls oelea that Charles Q'Conpr atualcd law
Lucy Hooper adula!st<ss the following daiuty
feminine kick 10 tho sx-Empsess Of thu French
''shs aas grown immensely stout, dss.ses in ugl
Iuytith- n,Aas black gown,, paluta her fses piai
aud ~hit4 blsska under her syss, and wsasr ".
R4paels wiz OF light Jellow hair. llh ssd to bar
, 1877-03-30

twill not DO for the Journal to weaken the
force OF its admirable indorsemcnt OF thu apol-
oey we made for It to Col. TAYLOR by quoting
satucthlng TUE TRIBUNE sail Of, Monday for
what 1t said OF the proceedings III tho Convcu~
tlou. The Journal spoke Ut TArLon's actton III
The Convention, to wlaic! wc could not have re-
terrcl in paper issued several hours before tho
Convention met. Peace and harmony having
been restored, tho whole subject may now he
probably dropped.
, 1877-03-30

The Pos. processes to 10 indignant because
THE tribune apolo1izcd "lly pruxy' for tic
Journal. 1t Is work which no ono wilt under
take IN behalf Of tho Post, either in person or
By proxy. Jobs of tlnt kind arc only tsono
wlleu the gratitude of the purity benefited Is as
strel lefutellnna.
, 1877-03-30

TUESDAYS issuo Of THE TRIBUNE contained
dispatch iron, pekiu which succeeded In mixing
names wo1uiiy. II Wal to tho effect that m
effort was being male to oust JONATHAN MER+
nIAM as Collector Of the District, and to nppolnt
JonN l.. 11ourr ln Its place. II should have
been RICHARD RowErr: but. as tiso telephone
was being worked for Cine!u"ati that ntgAs, the
ot,erators rot things mfxe1.
, 1877-03-30

Some Of tic New. York papers ironically head
their scicg.nms iron, the Capital Of the nation,
Atiencral Washington dispatches" ~ thc
General has been dead several years. l'c dfs.
tnschcs nothing; and, in all the pro7okit'ss o'
thc sptltworl1, l,o has not been stirred 10 ter
rcstrial communication. 80 far as tho news
thus Conveyed Is concerned, 1t mar bc put down.
Ia general, as a neat and practtra1 hon''y upon
The tcxt, " Tho, shalt not iic," adhesion to the
prcccpt Of which commandment fs said 10 have
becn ono Of the Gcncral's principal chafac'
aertsttcs,
, 1877-03-30

An Item atatcs that Dr.. MART WALrER Is In
bad was; thai size IL tout Of ,nouey. out Of
respectable clothes, atul oltt Of sorts." To be
out OF money md sorts luay ba serious atflIc-
lions of Tho Doctor, b,lt she has been tout Of
respectable c1othca" lung enough to Get uuet!
tpit.
, 1877-03-30

Support for Southern Pacific Raitroal and n
leyee system Will Le demanded, It IL sAil, Of tile
Democratic caucua Of the ucxt 1folsc. North.
eru Democrats will bs l,lu4c u fect where tile
Ihnt nInrhGs..
, 1877-03-30

New York City has sir men miss!nR, Of whom
no truce ran bs obtained. III Chicago there IL
no such doubt, We f,,d our u,ystcrtously ah-
sent opcs by tclcgfapl,ing to Canada.
, 1877-03-30

That MATTHEW'S foster correspondence
tu.ns out to to a mighty sniail cloud With q
gorgeous golden fe-uing.
, 1877-03-30
1HE .WFATHFR.

WApnrAoroN, D. G., Ma1rla 3o-l a. .n.-For
the Upper Luke region, thu Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri Valley, war1ner east to
south winds, falling barometer, and increasing
c1oudIness, with local rains In tho 1nst-namcd
district during the day, aud in tho frst-named
during tbs night.