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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-09

GARFIELD, the threatener of war, rapinc
and oceans of human gore, if the Demo
cratic majority in Congress shall incor-
perate in the general appropriation bill a
section that will guarantee free elections
that will take the bayonet away from our
voting places-this man has declared that
he will vote for the section II INTRODUCED
an a separate measure The law that places
soldiers and u. 5, Marshals at
our polls ought to be repealed
says Mr. Garfield; but let me warn YOU
Democrats that unless you repeal il
after certain manner, you'll plunge the
country into the horrors of civil strife As
separate measure, il ought 10 become a
law; but saddled upon the appropriation
bill the President ought TO veto it, right
eous measure as it ~, when considered on
its merits but if he does veto it
why, then, we hold you Demo.
Gratis responsible for starving the army
Into this sort Of strait has Mr.. Garfield
as Republican leader, brought himself
And now, lest Republican readers Of TIL
BULLETIN accuse us Of misrepresentation
we quote from the minutes Of In
proceedings of the House, on tn
4th instant, as they are given by the Wash
ington agent OF the associated press, VIII
il a Republican, and published in the CHI
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-09
Ott lt ERS:
BOARD or MANAGERS:

j, GORDON Physician. .:.,...,........C Cairo ILL.,.
schools, Alexander COunty............
Mr.. L. C. FORD, Variety Bracket Store
j, A. GOLDSTINE, Of Gold-tinc & Ro.
scnwatcr Wholesale and Retail Dealers
IN Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ....
y. b. THlSTLEN GOD. Of Hinklc &
ThistlcwOod, Commit lion Merchants,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors .........
), d. AYERS, Of Ayers & Co., Commits.
SION Merchants. ,......,,.............
THOMAS LEWIS, Insurance Manager
aud Attorney at Lsw..................
WIN, STRATTON, Of Strattop & Bird,
Wholesale NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GEO. VI. ALDEN, Commission Mcr.
chant, * Ohio Lrycc.............,.. r
JAS $. REARDEN, Agent Mississippi
Valley Transportation Company....
HARRISON liOurT, Matchmaker and
Jcweer........... .......,,...........
CHAs. Il STUART, wholesale and Re
tail Dry Goods and Notions .........
EDWARD A. BUDER Manufacturing
JewClcr and Wholesale Dealer In
Matchmaker Tools and Macrials
EDWIN T. RGNEW, Proprietor St
Charles Hotel Observation-Disclosures.
HAIEN LEIGHTON, Commission Mer.
DR.. EDWARD Il. ROE. u. $. Marshal
southern Dislrict Illinois .,.... Springfield He
mrs; ., a; AZ EKS ........,... Villa Ridge,
Dr. II, ;. BRIGHAM, Physician Indianapolis. Ind
JAS. GELATr Real Estate
R;% DAVID WELLS, Nciae ;hsG''F Iowa
munster '.... ,..,..... Grand Junction Tenn.
j. X GULLEY Merchant. .,.,,'.... Meridian, Miss s.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-09

A BRIGHT and beautiful child shows in
its very expression that It's Babyhood was
not associated with Opium, cordials, etc,
for the continucdusc of Opium is anita
gonistic to health That valuable and
highly recommended remedy for the disor.
ders Of Babyhooi, DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
is absolutely FIRE, from Morphia and all
other agents, and can safely be employed
at all times Prcc 2j cents,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-09

The Best quality Of paper at prices Of
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10 pound Bills Lading,
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Extra super white Envelopes at st. Louis
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Ruling and Binding, all kinds at TBr
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-09
SllERlFF'S SALE.

~ virtue ofa special execution 10 me directed. by
the clerk O!the Circuit Court ofAlcXander County in
tho State Of Illinois, in favor Of Wood Rtteuhousc
and Joseph II kttcuhonre, ~ partners
composing the firm Of Wood Rittenhousc
q BIO, and against Samuel T.. Thomp
son, John Snnot and Edward T. Gibson NJ part
ncf- composing The firm Of :. T. Thompson & Co..
,hsll oferfor sac at public yenduc at the wcsterey
door of the Court House, in the City Of Cairo,
County Of Alexander and State Of Illinois, on the
TENTH DAY or APRIL, A. D, 1879,
az II o'clock a. M the following described property
to-wit Lots numbered thirtyonc (3l) and thirty
two ,3!j in block numbered forty.eght Ns IN the
city OF Cairo, county Of Alexander and State Of
Illinois heretofore levied upon by me rs the prop
erty Of Edward L. Gibson, under a writ Of attach
m mt issued out Of said Circuit Court at the in
stance Of said Rittenhouse 81 Bro against SAID 5
T. Thompson & Co,
Dated this 18TH day of March, A. d 1879.
JOHN HODGES. sheriff
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-09

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-09
LEGAL.
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT

\ VIIIE UF FINAI NEI IIEMFNI-
L'fATE or WILLIAM BRACEES, DECEASED.
state Of Illinois, Alexander county, So
To the heirs and creditors Of said estate:
ioG gre hereby noliled that on Tuesday. the End
Gay Of April 1879 the Administrative OF said estate
VA. present 10 the county court OF Alexander
county. at Cairo, Illinois, her final report Of
her acts and dongs as such Administrative,
and ask the cour, to be discharged from any
and MI further duties and responsibilities connect
ed with said estate, and her administration thereof
Ut Which time and place, you may b. present and
fcsIst such application If yop choose 70 To do
CAROLINE WALKER
formerly Caroline Brucken, Administrative
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-09
MEDICAL.
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" specially recon-
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-09

NOR JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
II FIRST CIRCUIT.
We are authorized TO announce that Hon. JAMES
NJ wAsHBuRS. Of Williamson county, is a candi-
date for the office Of Circuit Judge for the First
circuit subject TO the decision Of the Democratic
Judicial convention TO be held In Cairo on the 9th
Gay Of May, 1879
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EoR SUPREME JUDGE-FlRsT DISTRICT.

hereby announce myself 3 candidate before the
people. at the ensuing jane election, in the First
JRdicisl District for the oice OF Judge OF the Su'
preme court JOHN H. MuLkEi.
Narch 9Th 1872.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-09
j HI. BULLETIN

villas 10 hes AIWays dom, advocate
the principles uftnc Democrats par
~ holding tina, they body the only
principles upon which 4 republican
government can be administered
While aNoHinCthis purpose. il II NOT
intended 10 convey the idea that itr
paper viii uphold he party right or
wrong. That which IL believes 10 be
wrong itwIll dcnounce, feaflr,siy,..
always "hcving 20 the line, and Jet.
lins The chip iall where d y may
Bul o. a RAE, .OuId aud rcuslt.r
n'mu,ratlc paper. We can, we GO'
-ure honestly commend 10 tl no
patronage Of Democrat.
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Ana mat thty VIII DO all We say A. this Offer
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-09
only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois

.argest Circulation OF any DAILY N
Southern Illinois.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
NJ. b. Harrell, Editor.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-09
SYMPATHETIC DISEASES.

The value of thi. remedy must not be overlooked
IN the cure of those
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-09
The Daily Bulletin

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, 1879-03-13
CHICAGO WEEKLY TkkHrsUNE.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.


Among tho contents Of THE CHICAGO WEEKLY
TnlnuNE for March !. nro tho following:
ED1T0RTAI.-The Old State. Sovereignty Issue Re-
yiycd-unrcconcitrd and nobctons-1he City
Observation-Disclosures anil IcG pavts-The
8peakctshlp Of C0nnrcsk-Anotter Kccna Tran.
embellishments at tho Confcssional-fara-
EEapha.
LOsT-A1moss Certainty TINT Fourteen Vessels
linye Gune Down-Ono Hundred and Fpfty.slx
Ncsidcnts Of Gloucester, Mass,. Thought to uo
Deyon1 Hoping For.
WAsIIINGTON-Th Extra seAsion--Tho Speaker.
ship FiEht-Jcf Davis and Him lloftacd-9ccrn-
tary Sherman nnl Ftnnpcial Matters--1Ae Four
rcE.Cont Ccrtiacatca--rcxt of the Arreara.of.
Pensions Att-Etc., Etc.
CR1ME-]nCendtarism in Columbus, O.-Ktlllng q
lsnsglarOutsagtnga q Little Girl.
TIE GREAT Wl1EAT-DEA1.-ArchIo Fisher 1jc-
celrrd by Il DoRns Dispatch from New Y0rk-All
thu Wheat lie Sold Friday Bought lack Saturday
Without Loss.
FONEIuN-Acccsslon Of Ynkoob Khan to tho
Throuc OF AfgtanIstan-Tcrrlb1o Floods In f1un-
Gary-Arriyal Of Gen. Grant tn India.
MONETA1tY-chicago Money md Stock Markets.
CoMMERCIAL-C Chicago. London, Liverpool, New
Produce Atatkcts; Chicago, Eaat Liberty. st.
Louis, Wntert0wn. Kansnt City. New York.
Albany, Philadelphia. Buffalo, Baltimore. and
Cincinnati Llvc-St0cl Markets.
Tho terms Of THE WEEsLr TntRuxB arc as fol-
lows tpustpatu): Ono copy. per ycar, 81. 60; club
Of four, s.; club Of LEM 311; club Of twenty. 890
Single copies can be- obtained at the Counting
llopm TN wtappcss> for cents each.
, 1879-03-13
". MARCH l3, l579-TWELVE PAGES,

with his will, and considers that
they should coaso as soon a. possible. Iou-
n1etian resistance TO tho troaty cannot DO
successful, ~ It will have to doal with far
superior forces but It might lead to re-
nowal Of tho untold autEoringa endured in
tho iato war. Tho responsibility Of foster
ing m Illusion which might lead to auch con.
sequences is very grave.
Tho Timts in a 1eatllng article, referring to
the passage about superior forces, says: ut
liz imperative for tho British Government to
mako It plain that it will insist upon the full
filtment Of the trcaty. On this point 1t is
satisfactory to observe that Lord salisbury's
dispatch Is perfectly explicit"
Tie Political Corrtsponde7.ce saya tile fore
going Is a confidential dispatch from Lord
Salisbury to Lord Augustus LOTUS, who
uns then British Ambassador to 81 PetorB-
burg.
, 1879-03-13
ROME.
DENIAL.

1soHE, March 1o.-'rho Vatican organ, tho
Toce Dells Kerita, gives groat prominence
10 tho following: .'sevsral Liberal papers
hayo reiterated tho statement TINT tho Pope,
in consequence OF tho prosouoo Of Cardinal
Manning and tho French Bishops, Inns
changed his policy and ranged himself be-
hind n non:1,oasunas aud for thu rcvindica-
tion OF tho temporal power. We aro ab!o to
most decidedly contradict tAis ictlou. The
Popo, In no other way than did htx prodeoes-
sor, has protested. and will protest, until
such provisions aro made as right aud reason
require for tho dignity ind liberty Of sla
Holy Hoe."
, 1879-03-13


LONDON, March 12.-Tho Marx Lane Ec-
T,rtss says tho offerings Of English whcat
hnyo been moderate, butl ut Mark Lnne and
in tho country. Tho general aspect Of trade
Bllows greater confidence on the pnrt of
buyers, and a more nctivo demand thnn for
soms timo past. Prices continue 10 improve.
Tho advance OF q shilling por quarter on both
English anil foreign wheat was we'll main-
tanned at market on Monday last, when,
with unusually light imports, millora bought
with tolorablo freedom. Subsequent markets
held IN London l,nvo, it Is tr,a, boen less ani-
mated, but holders have shown no inclination
to low protanaions,:. now that wheat stocks
llayo fallen low, md confidence in the future
is to sono cxtout restored by the firm ntti-
tho Continental tlomaud.
Considerable sales Of Una Russian and
American have boon made at III advance of
ono shilling mud sixponco per quarter from
the recent lowest point.
Except nlaize, which Inns given wny from
throo pence to six puuco per quarter under
tho pressure, the continued liberal import
business in feeding-corn has not quotably
changed. Tho demand is mainly Of q rotnil
and couslmptiyo nntuEo, at about tho lato
ratcs. Sales Of English wheat last woek
amounted to 44,491 quarters, at 39s Id,
against 10, 7iS quarters, Ut 5o4 I'd, the cor
responding poriod tho previous your.
Imports into tho United Kingdom for tho
week ending March / wore G37, ,721 cwts
whoat and 133, 913 owts flour.
, 1879-03-13

feat. Tho situation IL becoming vorsc aud
worsc. Sixty thousand persons aro without
roof to cover them. It il fearsd tho loss
OF life has bocn very great, nndis willincreaso
during this terrible night"
The foregoing coming directly from tie
spot ia probably more trustworthy than tho
oilcin1 account previously received from
Poath.
Violent attacks in tho Hungarian Dict
will possibly causo Tho Government to mako
its report Of the disastor as favorable as poB-
siblo.
Accounts Of tho disaster received from
Vienna say tho upper floors and oil high
houses are orammcd with people III momcn-
tary fear Of death. It ts thought TINT some
few houses which orc built Of stone may
stand.
LATEST.
LONDON. March IA Times dispatch
from Peati, states that tlle latest report this
evening from tho special Government Com
missioner at Szegedin says. boaidos tho four
corpscs which haro beon brought in, thirty
moro aro reported from othor quarters. Soy
oral fires occurred, Gnd there is strong sus.
picion Of incendiasism. Tho water is got
rising, bnt communication towards Temcs.
war is still open.
The irruptiou Of waters came at last 80
suddenly TINT tho workmou bnreay had trne
10 reach tho town. Ample provision Of boats
has been n,ado throughout the town, but II
is feared TINT such m inundation happening
in the depth Of tho night cannot but have
drowned many persons.
Telegraphio communication with Szegedir
was interrupted during groas part o.
Wednesday, until evening,
, 1879-03-13
Interesting Facts Concerning
the Cameron Oliver Brcacn-
of-Promtso Case.
The Tender Epistle from the An.
cient Simon to the
Fair Widow.
Showing the Head and Front
OF the Old Senator's
Offending.
THE SPEAKEI2SHIP.
4 LITTLE sfoRR ACrtvtTr.
E.,ketdi DIfn3trh Ia T6k IEfh4taH

r.1t,, nI,n,,rn ,o -. 1.ts.,,.
u..<,,snro. n ~ ua.,,, ~ 11 .
.s, Sa ..I.,.. ~ ~, T.. .eas",...h,.. ~ .o n .a'
ous' ne'1 ~. ast! ;" ~ ,'s oup
ss,y .o.,. r1.,. Ta."r.sa.,as -. ss.s ~
~" 9e"'" ', A'se''e4 "Ao ~" 'eAo' AAs
".'ua.s no" '..,...s ,,', ,.,. 'a.'oase
s."no..u r. H., @ A.. "u o3 uno.'ssA
o"so ~ '-' .".' " ~. 1".s 1., .n!o M.s a
Confrcssmc"' supposed hitherto to 90 doubtfus'
"''o "unoauec tnc. 'utentio'4 " euoto'. o!.ch-
purn' hat hahaa'is 1tlonaa c1a1ul Itat .t'lc't
leadeF las alseadY won the race Inc randall
TASTES nre not 80 open as those Of blackbarn.
lie cunlen OF htreat'talk iB against Randall,
at'i 1t comes to great extent from thc oppo-
ncnts OF the present organization Of TIC House.
There eau be no doubt tlat Randal1's weak
ElAlftlcp OF Committees nre
, 1879-03-13

T1LUCKApED.

LONDON, March 12.-Upon tho petition Of
tho Consular delegates Mt Whyiah, a Portu.
guoso nan-of-war has biockadoi that port In
consequence Of tho dr1est of Portuguese
sub}oct by the Hing Of Dahomoy. Tho King
has blockaded the roada loading into the In
terfor.
, 1879-03-13

PARLIAMENT
BEnl1s, March 12.-Tho National Gazette
repeats TINT it is expected Bismarck will
dissolve tho Parliament ns soon as the budget
il voted.
ALsACE.LORRAINE.
BERLIN, March 12-Tho Alsotian Parlia-
mentary Committee unanimously adopted
resolution expressing tho hope that Asace-
Lorraine may obtain separate Constitution
ms Federal State, having its scat Of Cor
orn1nont at strasaburg, and Representative
in tho Federal Council. Tho Lorraine men,
bors refused to adhere 10 this resolution
un1ess it was further stipulated TINT there
should bo no Prince-G Governor Of tho now
State. As this amendment YVES not taken
into consideration, the Lorraiuers left tho
room prior to a vote.
RESIGNED.
BERLIN, March 1.-the U1tramontano
newspaper, the Gfznanio. mentions a .ro-
port That Admiral Won Stosch, chief Of tho
Imperial Admiralty, has resigned, mud will
bo succeeded by Gen. Won Voigta Rhetx.
APPOINTMENTS.
LONDON, March 12-Tlo Post,s Berlin
| dispatch sayH Horr Dottschor, stanch Pro-
toctioaist. haa been selected for the influen-
| tial Office OF Secretary of the 1mporial Troas-
ury, and Herr Radowitx will bo summoned
| to berlin during tho summer to represent
Count Won Bulow, Pr.,ssian Secretary OF
ssato for tho Foreign Ofhoo, during the
| 1attertH absence.
, 1879-03-13

LONDON, March 12.-aussian ndvicoa TO-
port thht Col. Knoop, Of the genndrnezie, has
bcon atrangled by tho Nihtlists.
, 1879-03-13
TURKEY.


LONDON, March 1.-THE withdrawal Of
tho British feet has been delayed In con-
sequence Of tho desiro Of The Sultan 10 give
q banquet In honor Of Admiral Hornby.
, 1879-03-13
TIE NEW SENATE.
/ p1sAuKnBARtE BFATH OF TuIh0a.

special IH1pufch 10 TIT Tttbvns. -.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 12--The puhltca-
tion Ut thy stallulng order OF the Senate lorLld-
ding thu removal Of any employa undes tue
scrgeant-At-Arms or Secretary without: the ap-
psoyal OF the e-Psasidant has e1citea uni
1arsal attention to-day tn tha army Of place.
hunters. The flrst inquiry WAa whether Il had
not long been dead !ettsF. but N examination
, 1879-03-13

tFylcE or huFKaYtB1An AHcuI1xuTtl
,p rHAAxtMv nfrAET4KST.
te.,ed props.ai,I paisI,np1ns. r. u c Mo'sa is7a a,
eo1 I'd ~ 1ln1Sayo Say o. March. ih7a, lut thc caAtron
Tant, md .f1IeW fHIeW !lent9 etc.. for basement coutt
a1at9ass saa e. Il ch!s.aS: scsoTdaaeS Win
'p9 'as a0aeu of tho Superintendent.
. JOHN FHA3kR,
Acting Supervising Afch.tAct.
, 1879-03-13
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
The City Of Szegedin, Hun
gary, Swept by an
Angry Flood.
Fifteen Feet of Water in Many
Places, and the Tide Still
Rising.
Hundreds Of Buildings Carried OF
by the Resistless Cur
rent.
Eighty Thousand People
Rendered Homeless
by the Visitation.
Thousands Of Victims Con-
fined in Upper Stories
Of Dwellings.
Great Loss Of Human Life, and
Still Greater Disaster
Threatened,
The French impeachment Scheme
! to Be Discussed and De-
cided To-Day.
A Large Majority Against the
Radical In1peachors
Predicted.
, 1879-03-13

WAsHTSSGToN.
Latest spe' $iship Figuring
by PA :, Most In
H2::t:s:
Randall "sry Confident and
Blackburn Morally
Certain.
The Democratic Programme
for the Coming Extra
Session.
They Will Pass the Legislative '
Bill with Its Political
Riders.
IF The President Vetoes It,. They
Will DO to Their Wig
VANS;
Repeating the Operation
Until Hunger Dictates
=. Otherwise.
Interesting Fncts Concerning
the Cameron Oliver Breacn-
of-promiso Case.
The Tender e pistle from the An. :
cient Simon to the
Fair Widow.
Showing the Head and Front
OF the Old Senator's
| Offending.
, 1879-03-13

Sitting Bull-Parltatncut--A Railway Hoap-
dal-Loutso VIII Gs to England Often--
Cattlc-Thc New Montreal Mayor "TAlks
Pretty" to His IncorrlEib1e Fellow. .Citl-
, 1879-03-13

500 dozen Initial Towels, extra
quality, zoe each, $2.35 q dozen.
, 1879-03-13

1000 dozen large size B1oached
Huck Towels at 81. .75 per dozen.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-03-20
Our Faces.

The h:.:::zzsH Gs:..ce e &C. nally".Ae ::..dee==
of the soul" Every bodily sensation
leaves its indellible impress upon the
features. Every Human face, if studied
attentively, reveals the physical and
mental history of its possessor. On the
crowded street Of the city, what volumes
of these histories are open to all who
would search themI The mser with his
features drawn as tightly as the mouth4
of his money bags; the dsbaschee with
his sensual, semi-animal face: the young
man with the future fair and broad be-
fore him, every line Of his countenance
revealing energy and ambi..on; tho
maidcn's face bright with innocent love
and hope, leach ofthese face. .historiasis as
legible as the printed page before you. But
there are Others faces in which we may read
sad histores-faces of work-weary wo-
men to whom living has become an irk-
some burden. The fatal alphabet of dis
ease is written upon every lire Of their
countenances. Why will these women
suffer from those painful diseases and
weaknesses peculiar to the sex, losing
besides the charm and beauty of q
bright, beautiful face, when DIR. Pierce's
Fayorite Prescription is O sure and eilec-
tual remedy? Ladies' who have used It
pronounce it to be soonlap's eRxfr OF
health. Sold by druggists.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-03-20

SUNDAY IN THE SENATE. = Sunday
morning at o'clock found the Senate
in session, and at 2 O'Clock Sunday after
noon the majority of the Senators were
ngain at their desks. There was no indi-
cation that it was the Sabbath day, ex-
cept possibly there was somewhat moro
decorum. Fatigue, and not piety, how
ever, would have been sufficient to have
accounted for this modesty of manner.
Senator Blaine's desk, indeed, had some
thing the appearance of clergyman's
desk, ana there were two large books
upon it which looked like Bibles. 9th
erwise there was no trace of the day c.
devotion. The journals of the House
will not say that any work was done upon
Sunday, however, and if any Congress
man is taken to task hereafter by reii-
gious constituents he will be able to point
TO the record and say that there was no
session Sunday, March 2, 1879. The
fiction Of continuing session OF Satur-
day is maintained, and the long session
from Saturday morning until Monday
noon will appear in the record only as
Saturdays session. The Legislative me-
jority of the Senate this afternoon was
worn and rickcty. The clerks were
hoarse, and drawled ont unintelligible
jargon the door-keepcrs nodded Mt their
posts; the older Senators occupied the
lounges, and the younger ones sought the
most comfortable corners III their chairs.
There was a tacit understanding that
during the daylight of Sunday there
should be no wrangling.
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nto a proverb, that no Congressman is

into provcrb, that no Congressman Is
of much good to the country during his
first session, and there is great deal OF
truth i'll it. There are so many new
things to learn that it takes time to know
the ropes. Great things are expected of
Congressman Evins, of South Carolina,
during the coming session, for in his
quiet, dignitied way he has been steadily
coming to the front, carrying with him
the admiration and respect Of all parties.
Among the new members from whom
great things are expected is the Hon. Il.
Graham Frost, Of St. Louis, Mo. He is
only twenty seven, q graduate with honors
of Oxford, England, and said to be the
most eloquent man Missouri has ever
produced. Frost was elected two years
ago, but was counted out. lie is man
of large wealth, and belongs to power
ful Catholic family in ST. Louis.