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Rest and Cheapest.

The best and cheapest jewelry, watches,
clocks, silver and plated ware, in the city
is to be found at Buder Brother. They
have no secondhand auction goods in
their store. GU
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wanted.
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to run on shares, or for reasonable sal
airy. Call on or address Miller, Planters
House, Cairo Ills.
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The Most Eminent Living Authors such a.
4. Gladstone, DR.. w d. GARDENER, Prof Hux-
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Duke OF Argyle, Jas. a. Froude, Mrs. Moloch,
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Real Estate Agencies

NJ. j. HOwLEY-Real Estate Agent. Buys
and sells real estate. collects rents, pays taxes
Cor non-res idents etc. Commercial avenue, be
tween Ninth and Tenth streets
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s~ExTRA OFFER FOR 1877.

To all new subscribers for 1877, will he sent
gratis the six numbers of 1875, containing with
other valuable matter, the FIRST instAllments ofs
new and powerful serial story, The Marquis Of
Lossie." by GEORGE MACDONALD, nov APP
appearing in The Living Age from advance
sheets.
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Litte11's Living Age.

Jan. /, 1877, THE LIVING AGE enter upon
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A certain promisory note of J. p. Gamble for
s4o5.st, together with rent during the time he
occupied the Asylum building. WAS paid in VA
gon. partially as above reported, and balance by
gurnishee on insurance money after his flye, all
Of which 10 most respectfully submitted,
WOOD RIrTENHoUsE/
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AUCTION
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

RESIDENCE OF S. 5. MATSON,
No, 40 Washington avenue,
BETWEEN
Eighth and Ninth street, Wednesday
Morning, 10 O'Clock. Jan. 10, ~.
Comprising bedsteads, bureaus, carpets.
handicapped stands and center tables.
kitchen safes and tables, parlor and cook
ing stoves, glass and queensware, tubs,
chairs, etc.
WINTER & STEWART, Auctioneers.
l-9.2t
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ORPHAN ASYLUM FUND.
Treasurer Wood RittenhOuse Comes
Forward with His Report.

For the information OF the public gener-
ally, Mr.. Wood Rittenhouse, treasurer Of
the Orphan asylum association, has fur
nlshed us tor publication the following
statement of the financial condition Of
the Orphan asylum association. 1t will
be remembered that MIR. Thornton, for
mer treasurer, reported as part OF the as
sets of the association note against j.
=. Gamble for $405.S4. Mr.. Rittenhouse
succeeded in converting the note into
cash by taking wagons from Mr.. Gamble
and selling them as best he could. We
are sure the public will give
Mr.. Rittenhouse credit tor the manner in
which he has managed the financial af-
fairs of the association since assuming
Its treasurership. The following is the
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RIVER NEWS.
STATION

WAR DEPARTMENT. RIvsa Rsror,
Jan 4, .HT
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Statement OF the Cendttien
OF the Alexander County Bank OF
Cairo. Illinois, on Monday, January lst,
1877.
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JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant, SIGNAL Service, Y. 8, A.

Below high water OF 1879.
nooga 80 Decatur As.
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Fifty cents, at Winters Gallery.
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CAIRO BUSINESS HOUSES.

note. ANY business nrm can have three lines
space, in this column under appropriate heading
Nj the rate OF VI % per month or sl2 per year
payable quarterly in advance.
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Clothing anc Merchant Tailoring.

WILLIAM WINTER-sixth street between
Commercial avenue and Washington avenue.
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frnnl Notlces.

SUPREME COURT-WILLIAM SEYMOUR,
pursuance of .eat ur decree n TINS acton bearing dAic
tr -ill -1F ni AIrl -@ tIe un1er-iEncd Whth -eN
rrl1 l.. under tine lIr cflln uf flu IT. ElEees,
ar.tr- appointed the FOR thai purpose VIII se l
l-'l, auc ' HY y bleecker son. AucuohteT. Oh "
-oa . 'iut D.. d tit -h,ii+t d-,alt"lu' 80 H.
Lrua} ia tAe city OF NcwYork, tie following described
voo u land WIKI O fourstog building thereon situate
@ le northwest corner " White aud CnUrcn streets. 200 The
w lt Stale g Nra1 York containing ui;y feet front ON
WIT -Ir an t Dob 4IC also Ol Church street. and kuoWu
Also 01- house, lois 0 land u said ctv. northwest
c0rar laIar aul H'e.cler streets. cOualuag % feet
ec -ae feet and SuOvu by the street nos. H. 49, zl
=, .-4-.-l. slIee-
Aio ty ouse and two contiguous lots of land
Na-a am FaicA Streets containing 20 Ioet Nalck street
r.. ODD Dai4- street. aud known by The street No i5'
Also ue hus' and ot band on the westerly side Of Canal
t ..-al-lit 2. Ir Iuuf Canal street and = rear,
Z 1 Zee. A -erll AuG known Dy Lhe street No 43o Canal
aonse and ot solteg side u 23d street distant 100
1 N iisH corner 1f 80 street and ath avenue,
~ -- 2. inches or -at street and rear, and 81
a. pr tt pa on zach side, anu known by Tie street
so a. the are time wiz be sold the following personal
,.aTe. ast River Bank n City ot " 1I2 shares Mer
t.' tlee tanE of ". s., I2j shares Butchers AM
se bo".rF fre Insurance Co Of N S. shares Jefferson
1lr iu l 20 % n y. 100 shares North River Eire IN
G 5 & & ' ~ ~ Do. --O shares hrDJklyu Cty Gas Light Co.
--t .-'V Ih 'li-Aall1u 1as Li-ht Co In city
- D. jl ,-di-s metropolitan Gas IIsht co. Y. lO2
tIfa " llaIn -OafEA Gas Light GO. WIlamsBurgh 100
S' - =, y. i.e ne ana Ir, Co. o. ~ s.. city, % shares
~ M bi oA'b Hcip Of WaiusJurgh a. scrip Of MeIO-
y .lal Dts. @.r.n of jefferson fa-. 30.
Da'g-' NcF-1 or. April ZUfb. 1871.
WILLIAM SEYMOUR, jr,
Executor &c, " John y. -cAmelLel deceased.
@ IT, , PHILO 7. EUGGLEs. Referee.
s " GAIsEs Plaintiffs Attorney. 1s8 PEAR street n. Y.
@p-5 -aw5s
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prcposGls.
DR0POSALS FOR STATIONERY

DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
l usrAElNESr oF IHE INrERoH, April "a. 1877 ,
Viii De- received az this Department uutll
l. ototk m. Iii Ih-DAl. Nay "a 1877, for furnishing
STATIONERY FOR The Department OF the Interior during the
lsca. year ending lue 90 ISIS.
aans forms Hroos showing the items and estimated
WII h. furnished 900 application % tlis Department
Proposals -lUud Dee addressed 70 the Undersigned aud ln
dorsed. Proposals fUr Stationery" G.. SCHTUZ.
SacratarT Of The LnLeIl.I
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PROPOSALS FOR COFFEE AND TRANS
1 POErATIoN FOR THE INDIAN DEPARTMENT

OFEu. TSuIAN AFFAIl-, WASHINGTON. May 10, lstl.j
Sealed proposals i1a0r,nd PUp0sals for Coffee aad directed
fHe Commissioner Indian ArarS No. 70 Walker ~. New
T0r u lt I until j. o'clock of SATURDAY MAY
IT, 1871 furnishing 4tjouO poun.s Of Coffee. 20 Doe
Ntl Plade 4ia, Baltimore, 81 LOuls, Chi
SIOUX II-y
-0ed showing time " delivery. conditions % be observed
bT bidders. contract and payment together Win
bta proposals and orI- Of OurscL u0uo Gc, WI Ue ti
rsh,d pic8'i0B Office ~ Washington or n 70
MaIstl-st. NrW YORK.
Proposals W received until same hour for TRANS
IHHIAIl N from te above mUutOued prints 20 tAc crow
Agency. Montana j. q SMITH. Commissioner
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5ales bn 2urnou
DEREMPTORY SALE
OF
GARDEN AND TROPICAL PLANTS.

GARDEN AND TROPICAL PLANTS.
The exter sivc and stock Of Garden Pagts Exoce.
Palms. Roses etc, belonging TO the AMERICAN EXOTIC
De sod auction the grounds FRIDAY, MAJ % 1871
a l. IN.
rare chance for gardeners florists. and private
parties desiring harry tropical phts Several tousa.
Plants. GdrIyu Utensils. Horses, WAGONS etc. VIII De sold
for cash. without reserve the highest bidder
Fl1tbush from Fulton Itry BROOKLYN. aud No-traud
from South seventh street Perry. lamsh1rgh
reach the grounds DEMAN BARNES.
2l Parkrow N. y. Ciiy, Receiver
l. F. BTSSELI. Aucuonc.E
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5ce 6ream.
slIuauons Oan!eo-- mdles.


4 DAERII~ EAiENlS FOR The NEW
\ Work VLII.f. Nh Will. EF RECEIVED AT TILE
UPTOWN oFElCET, 10 laS ra1%ay ror IhIiy-.E,, ,sa
H. "a ,,s cor F,r,r - M i,e a fIN OFFICE
~ .i 80 r-rl ,. r G,a I,,,r. ana r,,.., f.1rtI ~
~ .,,,i.,. u.,. p,,i'u,' nm In = n r AT regular
fc,rlf. fi,,--f ,''''6' D'1A D'''''"s' ~ ~ - -
1,oAP9VAV- si+ugtion "a coacbnan bv
t'g .sr man. elves iu con sequence, 0f nr sent
irr , iT horses sIl be- highly recommended n every
respect Address C. De- lit West 'o hsi.
ItAtUMA\ and g. GARDENER or GROOM
MA pru.stlut with urcas- references; posted
n Do. work ant willing % maAe himself useful; moderate
Ta1- l-.A-e i-I --. ~ o, -. .,'
IfbAtHMAN. GARDENER. and l~EF | l.
WAx-p- a ,ary ---.c,. i. and htaIIy recommended
vue uau; Understands tHe of horses harness. car
ias'- .e 81 lima ,igl , .r hacs o5s iotr or
CIV can lad gDOkIIA Ms removed 90 800 4tAayc. near
..ulst
(,OAtHNAN and GEOOM-Wantcd "A situa-
I t.- A. ...f.ulg afd GROOM b ur.clss uiIG under
. -r. . .. ,--I4ra tua ruia hnr.- fIurlr rf v ADJ
,r..- W - Brewster CO.'S, 4.t4.s-. and Broadway.
TOAlUNAN. GROOM WAITER. or GAR
r.r.r.-.r ... v.ry rau1l'c vusuv ~rutr man. w.I
r f o,r noes. rr.tl.- hIs business iu every
,a' ] .n . | or c,irtr, ,.t wan can at j5G 6tiave
/ moan -. s.. ask t.r Iiuel.
),..,.Ir,,,N- - "a if-T,T-f1 - 81 T--r-lT-T P,-
w. '', 1.1 ~ man. en- fsca.l -,s rri is a..o
. % % c.. 4.t m TO ANYTHING ragured. moderate
/ ,. .r tnaufrv. Inquire luu WALTER az DDLLL~, lu3
| west Ist.
.....,.,, ,, -.,,.-
/ .At''l T. ~ S".'I'E man o-1 rrdtr-'tG
I n.i,- pa,, - .r.,. a. 3l or address IT West
FARMER and USEFUL MAN.-An mdustu-
who has been bruIgit uu on "a l ana
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

S5ISS BARBER Will MAKE DRESSES in the
Va latest style reasonably at home Otherwise 745
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

NURSE.-A young American girl wishes a
" situation Eursc aud DO plain wing city country;
good reference 33. W est J3d,L
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Eectures ano alcetluas.

'V'HE Seyenty-frst Anniversary of the n. Y
Il ORPHAN ASYLUM SOCIETY vii be- holden at the
Asy u.n West -eveutr aud Boulevard AZ 250 D. n
THU E>DAl. lltl INST. Opening exercises reading
report and address by Rev. T. 4. NILSSON. Msulattan
stage. leaving Thirty lni lXhve, every
10 minutes passes near tile Institution.
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apartments & ttnfnrniabc0 Rooms 10 Get

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, all
convenience very cheap furnished top nJor 500 ph
s'.ian's 0tiicr very oW. -ii West -1tnsi.
TEVO LET-At 319 West 32d-st., second
.torg re back ROOM. with bot ana co water a4d
goof closets bathroom DC, same ipori also HAL. VI
on urd floor 0r gentlemen References eAcAaAs'H Appl5
al 3lg West 32d-sL
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

sl r.ae county. Pom.
: ZI-W eora Ila.l fls;. .ag !. p, aoa', ,,.1. I'm
.l- .-"t'a'A.
FOREST LAWN HOTEL Cold SpEHs lar
sjae3e 1a.r.-s Uoans g aai b. 40. d aro.v'y Ns".
l'iS. u. .. '. '.'' '''''
4. .llt~ -Ci-a>N ~ tlI' VIII l - '.. i',.' @
erica Clarrl a,p., Fo' ue ~ U.asll ,. ', T .....1
,''. A'H' ''D'-'''' A.'' '' -' -"
EIRST-CLASS BUAED-M mod'ut prices
l.,e Ie!. q. .'4 f- '- NJ f I.. mean ,li
Nea lor,; prfer.iy Asa.h la ar- ra.g % ,.gif s." yg
f"Wi W ltl l.l.l.'i'" 90 'il'. -- 'i-' ''''. .- 20
l-,onn untpr -, a., r,ic,te family. baalthrul
- - .@a , le- r ,..5 5a5.y a. go IcznsSnay
Nes1 5rS Cltv
COOP board AMoA1 the i,.. MON I.. 4 lAISH-.M Elm
- ~ & ill .. . % @ ,-i il ,--,r. moderate
1l., n,. e.. H. '.. ,,- .I.. z@I l,l g'''--,'
~ NEtE M.NrI ..-. LllI y u, r,,,,. l,rre
,'r s'..'''r ..r. Ell prices -.0 90 b uer v.ss For
Ie,n,qlr ur. Cor crcna- .g ' y IA hN ~ - = D 2 .r,,
AiEH iE-otr EAtHhNaA "2.5 iro.iN"f.
HIGHLAND DELL HOUSE. near Srouds-
o---' ,.'" ,2' ..' ----- '.'
HAMILTOE HOUSE, stamford, Conn
''s''''' '''
TFfTHLA\D HOUSE. Garrison -On-th hc-IIud-
-l, .f .fa.if- Il ..H
....'' '''-'..
AZ. AL. ... %. ,,. M y. . l.,Iro1d on c,. YORK
...E .,. E.-... , p ,. f. Ei..r'. '' ''.'
EEAEu-ptIrIN FURNISHED ROOMS. first
.- ..,. RI. ... ...r- l. .,. .rI ma. De. t1a.a 20
IL. ...-., .rr- d. . Hr.i.. f-.r. Ne,-Nu.E 900
tt .., " .. Ee..l4F.I lI r.s. t.uu-u.r lri
........ .-.. tU .,.. 81. .a..J e.. Ir.u-..ior.
$50 b.e.-''''' Sew i''-
5ErrFU~DN H-UT AT~TFB HOUSE
> p.e t.r..- m A.oal., a5-. ran.aHes view o
D.. t..- . ...-.- .-' ... l.- M '' ,,' 10 Emo.
..... .... ,.-. int .r5-.. q ..v ,.
As.t. I.8a. moIt .t' d. u. FLAi-iEb, r-opr.st"1
..i- ' i-" n .'
e. lIt4HI&EN HORSE
n - i-' ,,1, ID, ~. ,.r-', GAP PEW
SOS ou.e the r- .or OBJ. visitors al reduced rates during
Mas t--a|hO. -t.. IH "i . 5000.
". b. tl.'h hti.A' t -'-''' II''ii''''7.
tNUl\ y-i.itors q, nudnn c9n find de-
i .,raaI. ,..r - /. t.la..E.5 .5.ATloNs a., 10 Cam.
srl,e. Aaa.s-s aF. HO.4tI.. "
1 AJELL House.
- = a.. a. KS. Us ID. a. ~, ,NI' - d. ~ ' f, ,r5
rt, ,,. , nv. 10 ~. go. .t'.I r.ra.,.. ~
F,r farf,.IIars .et,l far ,..f.,i',r
j. - s.HJTF Proprietor.
j ENOX HOUSE.
Gff.' WHICH CONv
Tins weLknoyyu summer liui.I now open business
e., 1-a1u.i, s.,u.',' o. .. r-,1af ne vls-c v.I .
% II s'+" o, I4 g'ai I'l'' 1iu 1 ' i. W I, =, N
Nu~l q. miles rr.t - sfsbu For frIrrirr ,r, Iqr
au... .. th. rr,.-I.-.- MOTION MANAGER
49,, o.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

/ NDRESS.-COmpetent Danish girl az
auudgyss hatcs poishes. does seos Sc s thorough IN
every cuIir; willing II desired assist other work
city ouuty best 500 Gthaye near 23d.st
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
A GREAT OFFER !!w.s. Win yIl = during E.,,
Gltudtlons iDlEteo--females.


I AUNDRESS.-Competen Danish girl as
calr lb desired 20 ,sssf m 6.iP ark
city country best Oi reference $50 6tAaye 2t
AgISS BARBER will MAKE DRESSES in the
~ latest style reasonably at home or otherwise. 745
NURSE.-A young American girl wishes a
y situation Hlrse aud DO PLAIN sewing City country
NURSE.-A Protestant childs nurse is willing
- and oohsng would prefer The country country refer
NURSE, &c.-A young girl wants situation
y to tend ea-ire or 'o islt a2asevok sreas Russian
NURsE-By an American woman as nurse
y companion invalid elderly alr. rcfrr.nce
nyen. Adrss 'or three days Mrs LEWIS Tribune Uptown
\ NUkNE.-As nurse, an English woman; can
- , 1R' 81 iIl @ g m nja, wan y M .T N ,G . 3ns % %fxi
IIAN ASSOCIATIONS, Iothst, city.
NURSE and CH&MBERNAID-By a French
y girl sp'ating very root Frencn FOR city or country
g1ot ferruee-. Inquire at 0DELL~ no. 100 34-h
NURSE and SEANSTRESS-A young woman
y A. nurse and -eauisr.s- or cham1erw0rk wung
dl,aye =. . - ''' '''''' ''-
NURSE and SEAMSTRESs.-A respectable
y yenns gr wishes situation a. nurse and s',.nstssi
NURSE or SEAMSTRESS-By a Protestant
s cair 5ss stuoaiss far Saaa5iy % 5aG d s,og,
S S machine s s' at 55 & ave- H 9a 4t Or e' can o'sfA'
GEAMSTRESS.--A respectable young woman
- wishes situation ls family seanse-s. viii assist viii
children Is vel recommended by her last employer cl Of
country. 35s West jZdst
GEAMSTRE>S.-W Wanted, a situation by "a re-
- liable person so4mstfs- iH private family cuts .id
its ladies' dresses Wheel and Wilson's
chm. woud wait lalv, tss, with cuan1erHorx a
willing ana o.lEngi best ctI reference Peis" call "a
Jth ave. nelr -5drL
THE OLD BOOkHAM SERVANTS INSTI-
ICIE removed from g. 90. ave. to $50 ana ave-
where Ae has large supply all kinds ssryaut-apnts
supply al bis customer. every attention VII Id. u.l
tl others the office well kipwn and pafr0nil "a 10
ol t, best families ,uuntry city Inc last 81 years
and tic prrSrns proprietor tor 10 years.
TrP-STAlRS WORK. respectable your-
L swedish slr for upstairs work private family. t,
Two years references. Gail a. -WEDIsI OFFICE, .O3
East 3lth 81.
WAITRESS-Wnted by ilrst-class waitress,
With years reference. seen 1I Wvst3l sst sos.
GHANDS.
WAIrRESS.--A young English Protestant
' wishes situation - waitress good city rcftrca.e
Please cai AZ 2ll West lBth st. 1T floor.
NNAIIRESS-By a tidy German girl, who
W can furnish tpt0nabc city reorenccs under
stands the cleaning thoroushly; can dr..
salads CAL sr address az JACQUiNs BUREA q, dOz
ave, near 3Jth-st
! NAITRESS, &c.-A neat, capable American
w girl nrstcass waitress private family under
stands salads silver &C., and take mans pIlts woUi
| county. Cal ~ 10 OtAaYe, ncAg IJdsS
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

NAITkESS-Wmtedb by tirst-class waitress
With years reference. seen az ll Vests stst Bu y
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

COOK and LAUNDBESS.-A very capable
scotch woman place general servant o. coos
aud llnuress has good reference FOR country. CAL
lt 1865 8tl.aEe. 23ddt
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
ATNDRESS-By a fr.t-class laundress. who

from
beautiful auudres do chdrrns clothes beautifully
dutHg plating, purug has no objection go 20 the
country. CAL 90 L0- othaFer Dosneen aSI and oOthss
JAC.L - = &. hLAC.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

GOOD BOARD ~ private family; healthiul
, lIfDu. terms uut.ra-a Address s.. t., IuA 2l4,
-.ue sing S S. For rrfren C. apply G29 LcXinstonave
Nte-l tlty
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

An elegant second floor ROOM and hal
- roo WITH board at No 52 West a~iAsti une1c"l'l"
able references.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-10-09
TUESDAY OCTOBER Q, 1877.
EVENT and COMMENT.

On the night Of the I'd instant ex-
Gov. Walker, before large audience,
and at the request of the Chamber of
Commerce, delivered an address on
the public debt of Virginia. He took
the ground that 1t was honestly con-
tracted aud justly owed, and that
Virginia's only hope of prosperity is
In preserving her credit and inviting
capital.
Archbishop Bayley died at 1850 A..
NJ, on the Ord inst, 1t Newark, n. j.
It Is said that Senator Morton's con-
diton is very discouraging, and that
his recovery is impossible. Other re-
ports announce that he is improving.
The Triennial Convention of the
Episcopal Church of the u. s., con-
vened in Boston on the Sd OF October.
A vast concourse Of people were pres
ent. A telegram from that city says
1.-THE sight which the church present.
ed from the beginning to the end of
the exercises was such as probably has
never been seen before in this city,
Secretary Schurz presented the In
dian delegation, at Washington, the
other day, with silver medals. A.
Pcken, our Bristol medal man, says
II be had known it in time he would
haye put in q bid for the making Of
those medals. The Indian chief, He
Dog" calls Schurz "Scarlet-scalp-that-
burns-his- wigwam.n
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-10-09

loture intented to provide an oppor-
tunity to the citizens for its payment
at all times, and to have in each
county at all times an Offices to whom
the whole personal tax could be
paid and the right of the voter pres
served; and believing also that the
terms employed, to wit: phe per>
sonAl property TAX" are sufficiently
broad and comprehensive to en- brace
the "capitation tax" and all the
taxes in the third list" / Sm Of
opinion that the Auditors constrnc-
ton of the act in question is correct.
aud that the clerk nf the county
court is authorized" to receive
aud "bound" to receive the capita
ton tax along with the personals
property tax. when offered and that
"he and his surctics are bound on
his official bond for the amount so
received " Iregret to differ with you
and the distinguished Judge to whom
you refer upon this subject.
l am very respectfully,
JAS. G. FIELD,
Attorney General
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-10-09
A Thoughtful Good Fsun.
lDctroit Free Press. i

A middle seed woman has called
st the poSt-ohice two or three times
daily for the past Neek to see If there
WAS any nail to her sddreS. Her
anxiety finally became 50 great that
she explained that she was expecting
money from her husband, who WAS
of on his annual vacation, YeSter-
dsy morning she was glad by recelv~
ing postal card from him, she retired
to one Of the windows and read aloud
to herself.'
"Dear WUe.'-Id send yon 500
with this, but you see I'd have to pin
it on, and some one might take it off,
put counterfeit in It's place, and
when | got home you'd be in Jail +"
She read it over again, and there
were tears in her eyes when she murs-
ed -" He's the best qlan on earth.
Few husbands would have been as
thoughtful as that. p don't know
good money from bad, sand but for
this thoughtGulness might pass this
very night to jill, d see new what n
narrow escape I've hads and r. take
the children and &c and board with
my bro her-in~law for the next two
weeks"