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Grocery var.

AIcssrs. Peterson & McPhetefs hayo
to-day added to their stock Of furniture
prints, oils, etc., q full assortment OF
crockery and queensware, and will
hereafter deal largely in this line of
WIRES. Their supply received direc.
from San Francisco is tho largest and
OF the most complete variety yet brought
to this market, embracing as It does
everything thnt might BIO required to
supply The demand of this section.
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The Lecture Last Night.

Owing to the ball ut Peterson's hall
last night, tho attendance at tho court
house to hear the lecture OF Prof.
Holmes Of Salt Lake City, on the SUBJ
jcct OF Mormonism, was rather slim. A
misunderstanding with the jnnitor re.
gardins the lighting of the building.
also had n tendency TO decrease tho nud-
fence. Mr.. Holmes is ready speaker,
and succeeded in interesting his hearers
although to lnrge majority of our cit.
liens the subject is one with which they
are thoroughly familiar in all its bear-
ings. ..
AIr. Holmes will deliver another
lecture Mt tho church, tonight; the
theme being 1.-The Land We Have
Seen." und will probably DO greeted
with good audience.
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The following poetic, blank.verse
md prose effusion, over tho signature
OF \. M-ule Skinner, found its sur
reptitious way into this Office yesterday.
md we have resolved to violatc-just
this once u universal law of uewspa-
perdom, iorbidding the publication Of
anonymous productions. The talented
Finger Of bucE.skin, although little
''oil," orihograPhically is n scribe, il
not u Pharnsec. and could, il occasion
required, handle the entire nine MUSES.
with the same precision and dcxtcrity
that he persundcs his string OF mules:
In the epistle referred TO, Mr.. Editor
is thus touchingly appealed to for
valuable advice:
War Is the place fer us fur 10 60;
fEite from Like or 30 down brlo!
This Ia the question that's rscking tho brain
or all the lads that's drawing tho rain.
or coars cur rates are very COOL
But IS tina: any reason why We sLopl
SA-Sh Civ iSil va bi4sS 'lulNlRNDI
And keep hswli!s from ECrc from
Year TO yCaE
And ca!liu bc!lrrin In orr carr
Again VIC ask you. IL you please.
Advizg rs no we'll feel Gt ese
El:al We stay on Willie doing we'll,
Or go West, Eu,, get whIt-wLo can tel.
The axiom "let we'll enough alone"
is somewhat Anticipated, nevertheless,
some Of those old cocks whom the
preson: asc.is pleased TO denominate
rs fossils" gave expression to occas-
ional wit and wisdom, among which
time has proven the above 10 stand
prc-cmineni both MS to breadth OF
beam and soundncss Of bottom.
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Another Mining Sale.

From interested parties We learned
last night TINT the owl mine, situated
between the we'll known Falcon and
Scorpion mines, in Rock Greek mining
district, has just been purchased from
tho original owners Of whom Col. G. @.
Tracy is, VIC believe. principal by
Messrs. Russell & Bradley, II. w. Brown
and NJ. Z. Freeman, of this place.
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G'rC!Shts.

Receipts by rail yesterday and to. day
are as follows: Seven car loads of
general merchandise; twelve ears Of
lumber for Smith * Wilsey; three cars
of lumber for Lindc, at Tuscarora; one
car Of grain for John Ainlcy; one car
Of machinery for Grand Prize Wcs!;
three cars OF salt, aad one car load
hOrsc.powcrs for Kcinhart * Go. a! i
five ear loads Of wood ffo,n Wells, for
various parties.
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DR.. NJ. w. Parsons has como to Tus.
carorN on professional business, but
will return hero within n fow days.
DE-. Louis Terry who with complete
outfit for tho drug business went to
Tuscarora TO begin business, was bought
out ut u reasonable advance, before he
had time to turn wheel.
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| From ThIrslly's DAily.l
lie Has Como.


Prof. Anderson, The son Of the famed
Wizard of the North" whose namc is
familiar 10 n minority OF our adult
readers, arrived from the west By tho
train last evening and proposes TO give
m exhibition of his wonderful faculty
of mind reading, together with ieats in
the magic nrt, uncqualed III the known
world.
Although standing far above all COM
potitors in the Magic Art, tho mystcri.
ous and totally uncxplainable power by
which he is enabled to-mentally-seo
all object formed i'll the mind Of moth
or, is his specially.
Aside from his astonishing magical
transformations which aro performed
on an ordinary table, in full view of
his audience md without assistants,
the manipulating Of whole troupe of
Mnrino;tn figures, giving them a most
perfect lifc-liko appearance in every
action, is most extraordinary.
ipi' AlucIbOn uuS recently Dcou
performing to crowded houses in Snn
Francisco and other points west, aud
The numerous comments OF ting icnti!HE
papers respecting his exhibitions have
invariably been Of the most ilattcrinJ
description.
In order to satisfy us that his faculty
of mind reading was no humbug. but
dcmonstrable fact, Mr.. Anderson per.
lnittcd us to test his powers practically,
ami we can but admit TINT tho result
wHs all he claimed. TO uso the lan-
gungc Of tho Austin RtrcHic, mt which
place the Professor last week gavo IL
series Of entertainments: "Profcssor
Anderson Is chief of all Basilaconthau-
maturgisis," and mono who eau posi-
bly, attend, should fail TO SEQ tho Pro.
lessor in his mind reading and magic
tomorrow night.
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Timothy sesa.

Fresh timothy seed can DO procured
from W. T. Crane. at his ranch on
South Fork; also at the drug storo OF
F. F. Muller. or at the store Of n.
Cohn. tho Same prime, fresh article
being kept for sale at both OF these
places.
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wAEpacp / co.'s LI%E.

"Ahb'!pi y Cb u LINE.
This morning for Tuscnrorn, were as
follows: i. +. Leonard, Pat iiurphy.
>. EilihaH'd d. John Kelley. G.. II. Van
Worner, Ii. Parker. TLos. Smith, 4.
Hit. ;iauIl. Mufdy. CharlrS Harris, c..
II. Snow, ana Ghinaman.
yAH pLEiILEN's LINE.
j. W. Dorsey. j. II. Dennis, j. Ne
Laughiin, n. HILL.
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Elko, Sept. II, 1877.

To FARMERS AND UTifEns.--lInving
assumed entire control Of tho black
smithin8, wNgon.naking and machine
shops, nm now prepared TO do any
and oil kinds Of work in my line, par.
iicularly tho repairing Of agricultural
implements, on tho most favorable
torlns.
A. DEUcE.
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THE condition Of Hayes, who wa
shot In tho ARRAY with Pierce in Tusca-
roro, has improved and with Tho fnY-
orablc turn strong hopes Of his ultimate
recovery nro entertained.
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IN IIlIDJiiiOIl.

II. ". Cutler has ROW on exhibition
at the building in the rear Of the Bank
on Fourth street. "A choice lot Of clro-
mo6 aud oil paintings. Drop i'll and
look nj them.
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rOl,ENuoN nuAltp.

$50 ophir. l7H, Is.
$50 Mexican, llH, I2H.
GS5 Gould and Curry, ~, IL.
305 Best aud Belcher, 23X, 231+.
100 California. 3JH, 333..
74U Savage, ~, OK.
SO Con. virginin, 3III, 3IX.
80 Chollar, 36H.
$40 Halo mud Norcross, TIS, TX. ~
$50 Point, So, S.
$50 Jacket, lUX, 1875.
1925 Imperial, l2Oc.
80 Kentuck, G1t, Z.
295 Alpha, l5, Az.
ITO Belcher. OK, q.
50 Confidence, 6L.
500 Sierra Nevada, 6H, 81.
1G0 Utah, Az, l454.
lTU0 Bullion, l2X, 12L.
500 Succor, ;.
$40 Union, 7, z b5.
2l50 Alta, 10%, 10H.
500 Julia, $500, 39Uc. :.
720 Caledonia, 420c, Also.
145 Baltimore, ll5c, 1lOc.
1870 Silver Hill, 2X.
Gao ExchGquer. nv, 111:.
80 Seq. Belcher, 4G, 45.
100 Overman. 25H, 25T.
770 Justice, Ii, AK bio.
GOO Challenge, ".
$500 Dayton, $50, l.
$50 Rock Island, $50.
$50 New York, Soc, 400. .s.
200 Occidental, ~.
$50 Senator, 2.
GI0 Woodyillo, 145c, ~.
$50 Washington, 3iuc, so.
2G0 Kossuth, 40s.
IS American Flat, 60c.
I7O Andes, Csc, 90c.
go Wells Fargo, 85c.
$50 Niagara, ~.
70U Ward. hoe. lose.
$50 Leviathan, Coo, 55c.
5O0 South Justice, TX.
40 North Con. Virginia, Coo.
100 Prospect, 45c.
2i55 Trojan. l60c, N. W.
l75U Cherokee, az.
900 Benton, ~, ~.
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TWELVE heavy teams OF two mud three
wagons each, oil heavily londcd, left
hero for TusoNrorN, to-day and others
aro still loading.
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VAN DuEILLrS's Lt;r


Tho Diana Gold and Silver Mining
Company has been incorporated to
operate in Tuscarora. Capital, $i0,-
OU1,OJn, in shares Of 500 each. Di-
roctors-f. NJ. Smith, l.. W. Crane,
G. NJ. Peek, j. ". IIUssoy md II. d.
Howell.
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DcpRrturrsDy stage.
wARpRor s Co. b LINE.

For TuscNrorn, were T.. j. Gilmore,
Il. McGcllCry, Il. II. Boynton, l.. NJ.
Wallnck, j. II. Barnes, Crnto Russell,
VI. W. Parsons, NJ. pharinx, T.. Solin.
VAN pREILLES's LINE.
Vim. Is. Moon and boy, and China.
man.
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Two teams loaded with black. copper
from linilrund district, were discharged
at Tho depot today for shipment cast
The rest Of the fifteen tons produced
at tho recent experimental run, will fol-
low Immediately.
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WARDROBE 4 co.'s LINE.

This morning for Tuscarora, woro
Joseph Curry, Mrs. l.. l.. Curry, Mollio
Curry, Nollcy Bernard. J, Frnntcnherg
John Taylor, j. Merchant, II. lInryillc
aud Q Cinnamon.
VAN DuEiLLTH'n LINE.
This morning, woro Mrs. SScaron-
ger, i. J. Hines and j. A. Cunning.
ham.
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Chnmberlain'S stage-lino between
Winncmuccn and Cornucopia has been
purchased by Smith YAn Drcilen, and
stock and wagons brought hore.
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Two small bars OF Dc Frees bullion
was brought 10 Wolls Fnrgo'H office
from the company's mill by The stage
this evening. They weighed Gl pounds
and nro valued nj 81 .l22.
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Arrivals By Stuge.
VAN DREILLES's LINE.

VAN DREILLES'S LINE.
From CornucopiA, last evening. Mrs.
LIE Compt; from Tuscarora, II. A. King
aud wife, A. 4. Treyis, w. Clnrkson,
aud Hunter.
This evening, from Tuscarora, G.
Lind. John Howell, Fred. Wilson and
- Hunter.
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DEEss.MAKISG in nil branches OF the
nrt md ut low figures by Miss A. lib
bolts, ut A. l.. Badt's drygoods and
clothing Emporium.
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NOTICE.,

J.. Phillips Is authorized to receive
NIL moneys duo to tho blncksmithing
firm OF II. IIashngo & Co., bc having
ngnin assumed entire control Of tho
business md will conduct tho samo.
IGAsnAaE & Co.
Elko, Sept. II, 1877.
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AuENoY for Elko county, OF tho
celebrated Davis verticlo feed sewing
machine at a. l.. Bndt's.' Tho lndios
nro invited to call md examine them.
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To tho Ladies',

just received nj j. Rcinhnrt & Co. g
large assortment Of tho Latest Stylos
NJ Fall and Winter Hats, trimmed.
Also. somO or tho nncst Rouchos over
seen in this town.
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OyEtcrs Going Down.

III consequence Of tho prospective
advance In Turkey, corresponding dc.
elmo in oyators Is in order, md here.
after four bits will secure plato OF tho
luscious bivnivcs ut tho Gem Rcstauran
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Arrivals by StpE".


Last evening from Cornucopia, a. G.
Alitchuu, II. g. Wcbdcl, Y. AblCar;
from Tuscnrorn, j. J. Billings, Jack
Twontyman and --McLaughlin.
wAEpIOI' 4 co. y LINE.
Yesterday from Tuscarora, W. s.
Rollins. j. Randall, W. Atwcll, L.
Leonard, june" Kelley, a. Neal, j. Wib.
Ter anil ChinuInan.
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GOLD, Sl.o2H. Currency, OK "a
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improvements.

We notice that our .noighbors. Novill
and Miller are improving their dwell
ings by tho addition of rustic siding
and other substantial preparations for
the coming winter.
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! by rail to-day, were aJ follows: Ono
car Of lumber for Smith & WilsUy and
ono chr Of general merchandise.
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Wo hive official notice TINT special
trip tickets from Elhu 10 Reno and re-
turn will bo sold during the fair, Sept.
18th 10 10Th, at $3l, 80 for the round
trip.
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Lust,

A gold car-drop with toPnz setting,
last evening, somewhere between tho
wntcr.tank mud tho upper depot. Tho
finder will DO suitably rewarded by
leaving the Same at this office.
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w4pDRur a co.'s LIN

wAnDRor a co. y LINE.
Yesterday, for ruscarorn: $. WhonIur,
Peter Swan, !. Mcrhcrson, Vim.
StOarns, Is. Fitzgerald, &. Brown and
a. q. Cole.
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Bullion. Received.

This evening, by stage from Noun
tain City Mill. ono bar of bullion
weighing 7G pounds and valued at
SLIGO.
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BullIOiA Received.

From Leopard mill this evening. two
hnrs, weighing l75 pounds, valued at
$3,35l 81.
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Stage Arrivals.
wAEDRop & cos LIN

WARDROBE co.'s LINE.
Last evening, were S. D. Edwards,
w. NJ. Porter, J. Ii. Van Wormer, Z.
X. Doynton and Nrs. Leonard.
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Departures This Morning.
VAN DREILLES'SL LINE

VAN DREILLES's LINE.
For Tuscarora, were s. d. Edwards,
y. Jaber, II. Richardson, N. Giflin,
WIN. Weed and 3. Wilkins. .......
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DON'T DREAM

or ictitus any man measure you for pair OF
BOOTS or SHOES until you have o1Atninsd The
stock OF rcady-inado leather coverings at
REISrART's. .,gss 81
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g. j. SMITH, matchmaker nnd jew
eler, Elko, Nevada.
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DoN'T fail to SEQ those lovely "cnp
shapes" and choice millinery at a. l..
BRdt's
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Fresh Oysters.

Elmo Saddle Rock Oysters, just ro-
eived ut tho GEM.
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FRESH Milwaukee Beer just received
ut tho Gem"
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DON'T IMAGINE
For moment that you can buy FANCY GOOD
Gny cheaper than u can at RRINHART"s,
DON'T WASTE YOUR COIN

Until you have examined tho GOODS and err,
oEs at REINHART's. p :&s. y
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VAN DREtf.f.ES'a LINE,

J, W. Dorsey, j. Pierce. j. Franklin.
berg, II. A.sltilcy, Isaac Newman, W.
". Hobart J. A. Cunningham,
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wAEDEor 4 co.'s L'SE.

WAhDEoF co. q LINE.
Saturday evening from Tuscarora,
were as follows: John James, l..
EnGler, II. Parker, II. Culira, L. job.
J. Gibbs, 5. Phillips, j. Buck, and Il
Chinuman.
VAN DuEILLEN's LI%E.
NJ. lobe, j. q. Ennis, tao bingham
boys.
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AFTERNOON Ec:np.

AFTERNOON Ec:RD.
100 Valley. doc.
20 Raymond and Ely, 1917.
IG0 Eureka Con-, I8.
$50 Leopard, ~, 1900.
2950 Hussey, G5c.
HOO De Fress, ~, l45c.
$50 Grand Prize, 20H, 20T.
IT'S Argenta, 3.
1000 Navajo, az, 240c.
l400 Silver Prize. /.
1900 Endowment, 200c, 280c.
ESQ Independence, 140c. ~.
TOO Hornet, SOC.
100 TuscRrora, Coo.
$50 South Navajo, 25c.
200 Prize West, l20c.
100 Jackson, 81.
900 Alps, 1900.
$40 Patch, 4.
$50 Ellorndo South, 2H.
225 Giln, li0c.
$50 Northern BUlle, 10.
$50 Manhattan, Is.
400 Combination, $50.
S2u6 Balla Is:5, I, 8Nr,
G00 Mansfield, 5Oc.
TAO NIodoc, 1900.
100 Coso Con-, l5c.
60 New Coso, 1l0c.
90 Bechtel. 2'4.
3G0 Leeds, 2G5c,
COO South Justice, N.
100 North Con. Virginia, Coo.
40 Prospect, 500.
$50 Peytona, ll0c.
EHxsc.z1rz1Krzr1-zarua1
GOLD, Sl.02H. Currency, OK q
98H.
Fon IBouuet Specinlsp 10 TO tat
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DON'T THINK

or, looking at any DRESS aooDs antn Jon
have examined tho hne assortment 81 ,RE1K.
HARRIS. -,
$780, :J
" Sc -ils,t.7 T----..t .s,a AZ, Z 10
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Boorirs Oval Brand Oysters, Just 70
cciVed fresh, nj tho GEM.
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IL Fon 'Boquet Specials" 30 to tue
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DON'T GAZE
DON'T BUY

forrS. 10. 1SoT &c year old boy . SUMNER
SUIT until you have examined tho goods ana
pricos at REINIIART'5- f a.,rgs
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DON'T FORGET.

THAT THE LARaEsT AND BEST
L assorted stock Of DRY, GOODS. CLOTH
ING and GENERAL MERCHANDISE. can b
found at the old estsblished business of q.
REMNANT & co. y 49,
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find them, although representing the in
dustry IN different countries, arranged
III sIDE by SIDE,
Thus affording much better opportuni-
ty for comparative study. But while
England and her colonies, France, Japan
and Brazil, will not be represented in
their national capacity, the display of
much that is distinctive and characters
tic OF these and other countries will be
no Insignificant part Of the show.
1t is impossible not to admire the
energy and courage, some say the fool
hardness, of those who have embarked
In SO
UNIQUE AND GIGANTIC
an enterprise as a permanent interna-
tional exhibition, for, it must be remem-
bered that this is the venture OF individ-
uals, without municipal, state, or
national aid, and independent of the en-
thusiasm inspired by great national
epoch. cannot believe it will prove a
FINANCIAL SUCCESS.
The expense of conducting perman-
ent exhibition, confined to one building.
will OF course be much less than was re-
quired last year for the centennial expo
sition; but the attendance and gate
money will be comparably smaller still.
The visitor from Kalamazoo Damlong-
wayoff, and Nagaski will be wanting.
But, for those in search of
USEFUL INFORMATION,
the permanent international exhibition
| (I hope 1t may survive the calamities of
that name) boiled down to an area of
twenty acres, covered by the main
building, will afford advantages that
were not tn be found last year in the
Bable OF high titled restaurants and
catch penny shows with foreign names
that were - conspicuous feature of the
great exposition. c.
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nRAuM n a0lln., .,

"Raum is sold," says the Washington
correspondent OF the Chicago Times.
For some time past strenuous efforts
have been made by certain parties in
the northern portion of this state to have
Commissioners Raum removed. but 1t
seems that that gentleman has received
assurances from the new admins
tration that lie will not be disturbed.
Raum went into office when the Bris-
tow gang went out, and it is charged
against him that he sought to make
himself popular with the Grant crowd
by allowing the affairs Of his office to
DRIFT back into the same lax condition
they were before the Bristow
people tried to straightcn
them up. But now that the new admin
istration has expressed determination
to reform the abuses in the public ser
vice, Raum, it is asserted, is ''ready t
flop" and second whatever efforts tn,
secretary of the treasury may make tC
to eradicate crookedness from the reve
nue. department. "Raum is solid," anG
taking his cue from his superior officers
| will work and act with the new admins
tration i'm all it's under takings. He is too
smart a politician to hazard his own
chances by opposing the new order Of
things. "Raum is solid.''
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The members OF the Chicago and St.
Louis whisky ring are likely to have a
hard time of it. 1t is given out from
Washington that in no case was any of
the ringsters to be given civil immunity,
and that 1t has been determined by the
secretary OF the treasury that every
mothers son OF them shall be forced to
make restitution to the government as
far as lays in their power to do so. At
the time the prosecutions were discon-
tihued against them, the distillers were
willing to come to any terms only so
they could keep out OF the peniteniiary,
anu Tie idaa nj eiv,l Immunity was an
after thought with their counsel. But
the department las determined to com.
pei them to pay the fines assessed against
them, and there will be no let up on
them until the last dollar has been paid
over.
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Have You aCOugh ?

That dry, hacking cough is the herald
of approaching consumption. To check
the swift progress of the destroyer,
prompt and decisive measures must be
resorted to. A dose of DR.. Morris Syr.
up OF Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound,
taken when the cou Ching spells come on.
will afford immediate relief, and event
ually effect thorough cure. IL will be
found equally beneficial in all forms OF
throat and lung disorders. In cases of
Group it is of inestimable value. Call at
the drug store of
BARCLAY BROS.
and inquire about it, they will furnish
you with trial size bottle for 10 cents.
Large sizes 80 cents and One Dollar
Also, agents for Prof. Parker's Pleas
ant Worm Syrup, which never fails.
Pleasant to take, and requires no physic.
Price % cents,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-02

1T is beginning to look as if there will
be no serious opposition among the ex-
treme Radical members of the senate to
seating Judge Spofford, United States
senator elect from Louisiana. Even
Morton and Blaine are credited with
having asserted that they will make no
serious objection 10 his being sworn in.
They may vote against him, but will net
make an open fight against his admis
sion. The same is true in the case O
Butler, OF South Carolina, and 1t is nov
IT, ~, 1910, .,
these senator's will be seated soon ate
the convening of the extra session
with these two men seated the senat,
will stand thirty-six Democrats thirty.
four Republicans; four carpet-baggers,
and two Independents.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-02

For some time past the ring men in
Washington have been greatly excited
over report that Wells, the present dis
trict attorney at Washington, is to be re-
moved, and Bluford Wilson to be appoint
ed tosucceed him. The appointment of
Wilson to this position would be fatal
blow to the ring, and would do much
to root out the corruption that has
SO long been known to exist in the poll
tics of the district, and a prompt and
efficient prosecution of the bribery cases
developed by the late congressional in
yestigations would terrorize legislators
to a more honest performance of their
official duties. Indications are that the
administration has determined to give
the Bristow men back the places from
which Grant dismissed them. One by
one they are being reinstated.