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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-06-19
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT.
Regular Terms-Fourth Monday in
january, first Monday in June, and
second Monday III October.
PROBATE COURT.
Regular Terms-Seconl Monday i'll
March, May, July, September, No
ycmbcr and January.
COUNTY COURT.
Regular Terms irst Monday i'll
NAV, August, November and Feb
ruarN.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-06-19

A Kentucky farmer thus describes
a lost steer: "About one, one and
a half, two, perhaps three years old;
has a spot on the left side about the
size OF half-dollar. or a dollar, 8
dollar and half, may be two.''
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-06-19

! Cain way county is to he walk
isg match ae.p the 4th of nly. None
but Callawegisfs sssuy were e com com
1he ebsnnoarsp nns first prize win astary dev.
eouutv. oe nt.ap,G1sn,p apd nna belt of CalIasing
gate fees; third pIlae' ps,zs ene-sixth of I'D
gate fees. The walk will lls"elith ~
heel and toe, and win bs = e .e.
any white man in tllat ce, s,,a .aas; Mas
walkers will choose = sidonstratf
3 :. -.-0use the thi,-ae Republic
% entries clogfocesded to ve
M,wh neither the BIZ
.,AIUs1ssts3 no twithstandip:
Y - the President and
c. the negative: y
oin' there not beir
acher thirds in thu
ed
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-06-19
Societies.


\. I; i. U. meets at the Opera Ioae
fiery Monday night ut 7.3O' John a
FrooEs. Prest; james Carroll Soc'r
Y. NJ Z. A.-Devotionsl me.,;nar
SUNDAY $50 p. In. Deyotionni ever
every Tue sd dav, $50 D. m R.ias R"Si.s
Z 2. M. n mohth at
A. o. u. ". meets every r,o.a
ming at $50. John A, BTnyt. uIsony I'VE Nv
I"atsworth, Secretary: f Z ~. ",
NJ j. "A. Spence, K, "H'' " :
A'ner Mat'hew K. g. +. A. &B. Soci.
.S meets OIL the third Sunday in each
Acting Grand Branch No.e ar.
meets ON tie first Sunday In eash h ranrth ~, -
E Crusade CEusade Comrnandery-s. NJ. Edward.
tuesday evening Of each month ,t '4ipn aa
O'Clock al $50
Mexico Lodge No. 26 A. F. and A n
meets on the first Tuesday in each ,oo1.b
At r. NJ, and also OH the first Friday in
each month at p. NJ. Jas. Carroll, w. M.
Mexico Chapter No. 81. Royal Arch
meets on the second Friday in each
mohth. 5. NJ. Edwards, g. p.
\, Hebron Lodge No. 254, A. F. and A
"a. Eegn!ar communications on the first
Piau Pi1aaSy w In each month, at 7 Pm. JIM.
i. ". U. F:-Mexican Lodge No. 90.
meets every Wednesday evening mt their
Iaah rHi. IN N M. Morris building. r. aschar-
nonitE62.F LSGGsqssHrih ssidsy;s- sG, III 'ensn
Audrain county lips. G. 7. =
y rItha last R.;aay Medical a. ..tx rnz~r-
NJ DR.. w. w. Messas each % oaF raai s"'
o. Thee. A. Kseton. sssretaF
# NJ. ~ w. McfarG.ae
DR., Thso. A. Kseton, SscretAs
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-06-19

Has for sale large selection of town
and country improved and unim-
proved property at very low figures
and on reasonable terms.
Represents the following old sub"
stantial Companies:
Home N. Y. assets $6.1O4, ,651
Continental n. -. P40,085
InsuI ancc Co. of n. A.
Philadelphia. .... assets 6,6O1 ,S84
Fireman sFriend Cal.[Gold
asscts.............. 7O3,622
Fire Association of Phila.
assets. ............ S,77S,651
n. British Il Mercantile Of
London Gold Capital. 10000, 900
Assets i'll the u. $, 1867 ,277
LIFE INSURANCE.
North Western Mutual Life ms. Co.,
assets. Sl8 ,a62, ,S25. .02
Abstracts and conveyances furnished
OH reasonable terms. Cprespon
encen SOilted. ct f
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STATE DIRECTORY.

Governor. r............. John S. Phelps
Lieut-Gov......H II. &. Brockmeycr
Secretary of State NJ. X. McGrath
A Attorney-General ....J. l.. Smith
Auditor. .Thos. Holiday
Treasurer er...........El Elijah Gates
Register of Lands. j. f. McIIenry
SupC. Public Instr't'n Il. ID. Shannon
SUPREME COURT.
Thos. A. Sherwood. Six Years
Warwick iIough. .. Eight Years
John W Henry. Ten Years
VIM. b. Napton Four Years
L. ii. Norton Two Years
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-06-19
CITY DIRECTORY.
OFFICERS OF MEXICO,

Mayor, William Pollock.
Recorder, James f. Gillian.
City Attorney, 7. B. Buckncr.
Clerk, James f. Gillian.
Treasurer, 5. NJ. Locke.
Marshal and Collector, W. Potts.
Assessor, Samuel w. Buckley.
Street Commissioners ~. j. Stacy
City Wcighcr. X. lIiscT.,
City Engineer, Thos- ". Cartcl.
Night Police. Al. Campbell.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-06-19

Judge May was somewhat crazed
on horse-raelng, and he had already
:squandered large sums in endeayor.
with Neptune, 0ope
Frank Ferris was nc+- -,.a;....
ed to the race -~UJ just received by StA
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-22

elections BY United States Circuit Judges
Mr.. Foabender offered resolution in.
structing the canal and river committees to
Investigate the failure OF tho Illinois and
Michigan Canal to yield profitable revenue,
and iaquit into the propriety 81 aho.isi:ng
the board ot cAna! commissioners.
Leave Of absence wss granted 70 NJ.
Gross, OF Ssngamon, who /. CT home SEX
with diphthcris.
Representative lIar,s, OF Morgan, il a,so
detained At home by illness caused by sn
immense carbuncie Oh his neck.
Strange to cay no bills were introduced
to-day.
The house adjourned 70 meet 1t 0 o'eloa6
tomorrow morning,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-22
rnCIH1.

A yMCAE ". J., -sOUEI,t.h slr,ct irctvssr
n Wt,nst Lud Ccds' st,ustr services sabbath u
o. H. LLG T:Dp Ia; SandLy lhoo. 30 p, IL,
l1ERlsTlAE -E ight,-nth street; meeting Sab
~ bath l02Or. M trG1l!us o. ,AslOlsly
CHURCH or THE REDKkHKE- 1Eriscoptl
~ foGrtee NIB street; Morning pi-y.v thabbsp
b'D {. N; tYcLlag prBl-'r, 40 y. H.. SAbbst.
~hop,s h. ~. Re- -. j. Ul'loU.y'g, ~ tar.
k'lRsT MISSIONARY BiITlsr CHURCH
4 lr-sclips ~ 1884 r., 2 =. m, ND 30 =. 10
bsLbsh -hopl a. '.sJ >. IL. Res =. j Shore
pasior.
| UTFEPtH -,li'ierrta .'.or.: tr-,,cns sab
IL ban j .. d. cId7:J =. u. - LCBJ e-toOl a
a.. r.. DruscLIo'. uh,Lo.
AETEunlsT CO. Right .bl Want street.
vi lf,lcltaE 81 bL:a i9 - T.. ~. aLe p. 10.
p'Gyer meeting, Ntcuo4cGy 40 y w.: SaAdL,
"tooh 3p. H. k.r. A. Z. Eotrscl /, pastos.
kJREkBfTkRlAS -Llct;l e.-e,:, preaching on
= sehthiL - llap :. o all 100 ,. N; prayer
mosIEe Wedut.c.l {: ~ J.. n; Slrcay schCG
s:sp. 10, HV.b, J George, pastor.
SLCoSD FREEwiiL HAITIsT -- Ffi.r,i
- rTrt,t, teisr'a WklaU. ID Coda. rUe.ts ~, 2
f'Sot Slo1a.- e. ttC 20 =. ~.
Ut 1OsEPH's-|RnAh Csho..ei Cr-ro, Cros.
~ Ind WAhut t.'c.s ,'t.-',t's Ss'brIh 1899 a
~ sandy scbo'! G.2 Ia N"p r.. , r.; ser
s.rer e'e's DAY a. IN
81, PATRiCk'S tNoHaE Cab o'ie) cone. Nit,h
- s.r,e. hid Wellington GysIte; s.rN,tc, SAB
bath and 10 "a ~; '"fe's y. H.. sCLday Schoc
Z q n, r''7 .cee.yc'y as l; +. r.. nv J. LLos
lnt.I
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-22
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.


StNAVE.
The Secre'sry OF State this morning
notified thcsena,r by letters Of his inability
to furnish y is. o. employees OF the State
with tbei, sa.ary or per diem.
The matter eas then al the ins,nnc. %,
Senator Motif referred 10 the Committees
on Fees snd Salaries.
A petition was presented hy Senator
JoSlyn from h.s constituents, praying that
the charges OF the Union Stock Yards
Company OF Chicago he sustained by law.
were introduced as follows
BY Senator Dement, To prevent Fire In.
surance Companies from advertising any.
thing az assets not available for the pay.
ment Of Losses by fire,
! BY Senator Ha,nilton-To make appro.
pna,ion Of ~ 400 for the ordinary expense.
Of the State laboratory of Natural History
1t Normal.
BY Senator Artley-To regulate the en-.
ploymer; Of conyicts and TO provide for
their classification in the State Pvn,en.
tiary.
by Senator Fuler---To provide for the
payment Of costs in criminal cases
| by Senator Hamlin--To amend the law
in relation to the Supreme Court.
/ Senator Shut introduced u resolution in
! regard TO the Black Hawk war veterans
and to provide for petition To the United
States congress to have said veterans includ.
I'd in q bill now pending for The allowance
of bounties and pensions To the Mexican
soldiers and soldiers Of other wars
HOUSE.
Mr.. Black, Of McDonough, offered res.
omtion providing for new standing com.
mittec ON local option to which al petitions
and matters pertaining TO the liquor lava
are to be referred, I, was sen, to the Com
mittee on Rules
Mr.. Snigg offered resolution of inquiry
AS to the errors and mistakes made hy the
State Printer in til, work done by him.
Referred to the Committee on Printing
Mr.. Wrigh. Of Boone, offered rcsolu
ton providing forthc printing Of amesd.
ments to existing laws in italics in printing
bills. Referred to Printing Committee.
Mr.. Granger offered . resolution asking
for tho contingent expense committee to
inquire by what authority Emanuel De
Fratcs, Temporary mail carrier, continues to
act a. mail carrier. Referred 10 contin.
tingcnt expenses.
Mr.. Mock offered resolution asking
Congress to provide for IA new Judicial Dis
TIL I, Northwestern Illinois.
mr. saigg offered a resolution instruct
Ing Il representatives. in Congress to vote for
the repeal Of the law providing for the ar7
pointmcnt Of United States Supervisors at
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-22
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS AND
SENATORIAL ELECTION.
LOGAN ILLCTKD.

LOGAN ELECTED.
SpRiTorIrip, JANUARY 2i.--G neral
John A. Logsn wss elected to-day, on the
first ballot. n, the Republican member,
present voted for him. No symptoms Of a
bolt The Democrats voted for their nom.
ince Genera J. c. Block. Thu Nationalist
voted for Alexander Campbell.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-22
THE CHINESE SLAVE TRADE.
fltLvALkNcE os TIE UBIQUITOUS TRAFFIC.
~ CALIFORNIA.

'"f'""NN~h wv TIE UBIQUITOUS TRAFFIC
~ CALIFORNIA.
Iowa City Coll Times,
I We are IN possession of facts which
prove that the slave trade is in full opera-
tlur rigiitin our midst. Al Chew IS
Chinanan living in Chinatown with his
Chinese wife. An Chew (sreezc-sugges-
tive name desires 10 &c; rid Of his wife,
psicnsib!y because he can not afford to
have his capital invested in mere luxury,
and he proposes 10 dispose ot her in San
Francisco for $50, If she or her relatives
do not RAISE that auountto save her from h
iaie Tar. worse than death. II
sold il San Francisco it is we'll.
known What her lot will be, for it 10 Only
for the viltst Of purposes that Chinawor.cn
command ready a;ie u, $3.50 per head.
The practice OF selling Chinese women has
long been notorious, but We have never be-
tore known case that could be proved.
Az Chew has temporarily postponed the
.'Ie, anu the won.sn applied to white
FANNY Tor help To raise the money so that
she could be borgii; by cousin. Any
one who will furnish $3.50 can obtain
indisWtahIc evidence of the existence
oi the save trade in California. Aud yet
persons who would make any sacrifice 10
preven' ID. revival Of the African slave
trals, kEo" thu; this iniquitous traffic in
Ch!7hsa w"Gor g constant, coiug IN, and
no attempt i nm,e IN suppress IT, lfthrrc
l. no !4W - prevent m, sale Of h',nisn Ec-
iDgs n California, tn ,ooncr onc is made
ana rutur',t the more rvrGiiab,e il viii be
tpnur ctgi i2atiul Its NOT only in lone,
but in every village 3nd city On the Pacific
coast II which ~. Chimes laltu obtained u
ioG;ho.', The Ctinaman's wife is Is much
an article ot merchandise X n mule, and
when over John yet, harl-up or tired Of
his wife. he soils her With less
computation than q white man
would feel in parting with u faithiul dog.
To abolish African slavery thousands Of
lives and hundreds OF millions Of treasure
were expended, but the protest of the Pa
cifc Coast against the endurance Of y for1,
Of slavery which permits every Chiusman
20 sell his wife into the baScst kind Of scryi-
tude strikes no sympathetic chord in New
York or Washinrton-it is only an "un-
reasoning prejudice Of the Cslitornisns"
We nrc beginning 10 hope that tn, Chinese.
when they 80, ulsy 30 East, 1t would be-
just retributon upon the rnacdlin phil
antNrophy NJ the Eastern cities to have
2,D0,0o0 or 100000 Of the de,il-uov-
shipping, mife.scl!ing bayhariana settled
among ;hem.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-22

FlontuA.-A thronc u Sufferers, With
coughs ana Gods, annually 81 south 10 In
JOY the ethereal mildness OF the land ri
flowers, 10 them We would say the nccc>-
sity Of tina, expensive trip is obviatad 10y
Compound Honey of Tar, which speedily
vanqui>ic, the coughs and colds incident to
this rigorous cline. For public speakers i,
surpasscs tn" Dernosthcrir regimen of "pab-
b,cs and sea shore clearing ,hc throst NJ.
ii! the voice rings viii. the sivcry cadcrc.
of tcll, Use Compound Honey Of Tar.
Price 80 cents s. lptt.c. BHcLAY Bios
Agents, Cyiro.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-22

IItL DEATH Rtrk or our country l. ret
Ting iearIli!y alarming, the average Of life
being lcs,enei every year withou, any rca-
sonabl. cause, the death resulting generally
from The most Insignificant origin. At this
season Of Tie yea, especially, cold is suclI
q common thing tiE. in the hurry OF every
day lite We are SPIT 20 overlook the dangers
attending it and often lind too late, that -
Fever and Lung trouble has already set in.
Thousands loose their lives in this way
every winter, whilc had Boshco's German
syrup h'nE taken q cure would have result
ri, ana y large bill Of Is doctor been avoided
For ~. diseases OF the threa; ami lungs.
BoscH"a'> German Syrup has proven itself
10 ba tho creates, Discovery o, It's Kind in
medicine, kvep druggs, in the country
viii t' you % It's wonderful effect. Over
$4,000 bottles sold las; year without u
singi, laiurc known.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODIGY.

~'" ""i'' ava "''N'''
CHICAGO, January 81, 10 A. a.-.Pork
March, 81 2o@9 22l5; April, so 81 /.
Corn February, 305s; MARCH, 3l1s; Nay,
SIX. Wheat February, s39stsSli March
aai.
CHICAGO, January 81, u 4. M.~Pork--
February, 80 g7,g; March, 80 50@9 521
corn February, 81; March, 3l5E; May,
S53s@351l. Wheat-Jannary, sja{; Feb
ruary, sG@s6ls; March, S'h.
CHICAGO, January 81, $50 T. N---Corn--
January, 3o@3ols: February, 3o1G asked
March, So5s@3oA; May, 4&@34I
Pork-Pebruary, IS s7l.; March, g. oC
90 O2; April, 80 l2i%@9 10. Wheat
March, SAN bid; February, s32s@s31!.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-22
Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LvEmooL, January 81, . p. "
What-~Quiet- inter, IS 6dlt9s; Spring
So oiM9s Cd; California average, SIS l0d
Qo9s4l; California club, 81 ld@9s 7d.
Corr-ne~, 22s 81. C1rn--old, 23s.
LERpoot, January 81, Up. M.-ShouId
read, Winter wheat, IS 6d@gs I'd; Spring,
6s iMGss Cd
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-22
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, January 81, leo p NJ.
Wheat Pirm = Winter, No. Chicago, o.
M09; No. Q Milwaukee, 00@l OF; Rcd
Winter, 81 GOAL II; No. 9 Red Winter,
81 0al9@l 10; No. 3 Amber, 81 o. Corn
Quiet steamer, 45A; No. 3, 49,; No
2, 47b@475i.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-22

WINS USED ior Rheumatism. Sore Throat.
Lame Back, Neuralgia, sprains, Bruiscs,
Cuts, Contracted Muscles, Stiff Jonts, Corrs
anu Burns, or human beings; and SPAWN,
Ringhouc, Calls. Cuts. Scratches, etc, on
animal, CoGssrn~' Lightning Linimeui il
Uucqua'.cd, and is effect simply electrical.
A. IL name suggests, II is quick To rcliere.
and ihous lnds bear witnos, 10 its astound-
ing virtues. BNIcLtl Bios, Agents,
Cairo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-22

Dos r IL DECEIVED Many persons sag
~ hreEt got tie Consumption" when
asked 10 cure ,lcii Cough with Shilohs
Consumption Cure. DO they not know
that Cough. lead to CONSUMPTION and
a remedy TINT will care Consumr-
ton will certainly and surely cure %
cnugi ., ANY ung or ttroat trouble. We
know IL vi cure when all Others fail and
our faith in it il So positive that We will ~
fund the price paid ii YOU receive no bcu-
eft. Is no; tits fair proposition. Price
ioc,s. 80 cts. ani 300 per bottle. Tor
lame Chest, Back or side use Shilohs
Porous Plaster. Price ~. cts. For sale Ny
Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-22
TIMETABLE.
TIMETABLE.
OFFICIAL DIRH'f0ky.
- ------ - s.---- '------'-- ----
City Officers.


EGyo'-Renry W.ntr
Treasurer b. g. Parker.
C.rs-J, u. Phillis.
Co1nfVlo' WIN. b. Gilbert
harthsl--C. D. Ar.i,
Anorney-W. O. hcGse,
Police hA{1finto-J. !. BIRD.
hoard oy ILDEnby.
rre. Ward Geo Yocum, WI. O'Chl.lhhA
be,ond WL-d -Wroc ki!t rhous@, n. Thistle
We<A.
Third Wh'o ". p. Wright, John Woo
Foursh WGfd Charlie q, pa,ler, u. J. Foley
FIN Wbfc n W Halliday, CbGs, LenCastr
County Officers.
Cfeti. Judge %. A Elrler
ci'cti, Clerk. 4. Reeve
CoanJ Jgdgs H. = ioeuD..
County Clers-S !. Eumm
0ouLy Attorney " c. suil.l
County Tvs, arr A. J, J. ldor
bhc'1ff--J OH ii0lE,p,
OotoLerH F!tzge.sL.
County Com " bsiorrss--~ v Li',icLy NJ '
b'osr, tsr.gsl Bri'eY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-22

QuEny,r--wly VIII men smoke ccmmon
tobacco when they can buy Marbqrg Bros
"scnl or North Carolina a, the same price!
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-22

wny vii, You suffer with The Dyspepsia
and liver complaint Constipation, and ger
eral debility when you can get at our s,or's
Shilohs sytenl vitalizcr which We sci, On
a positive giaron;ee ncu-c you. Pricc
iOc,s. AMI rs c's. FIR salc b, NpmNy
Brothers,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-22
WASHINGTON LETTER.


WASHINGTON, D. g., January 10, 1870.
Legislation in the house for the 1as, few
days may be summed up as follows:
\ bill making grccIbachs receivable for
custom dues.
A BIZ! authorizing tie issue OF three per
cent certificates Of deposit, convertible in
70 four pr cent bonds
A bill authorizing The secretary Of The
treasury, in the process u, yefunli ling the
pa,ionsl DEBT, to exchange directly a: r,'
the bond Of the United States barring 4
per cent interes, ioT tue bQpuS. commonly
known az $50, outstanding ;and uucalled,
and directs that whenever all such $50
bonds shall be redeemed the provisions OF
this section and Ill existing provisions OF
: law authorizing iheruTunlingof the nation
al debt shall apply TO any bonds bearing 5
| per cent. or Il higher rate Of interes; that
may be rcdecmab!c in any exchange made
under the provisions Of this section. In
tcrest may be allowed OIL the bonds re-
deemed for period o. three months.
II is probable the second and third OF
these vii. pass the senate, and possibly tina;
! the first may,
In the senate yesterday was passed wha,
/ is known as the arrears OF pension bill, In
ci!ec. it makes pensions heretofore granted
or to he granted commence wheneve, thC
I applicant, if i soldier, was discharged, or
/ Il = widow or other relative, from GATE Of
! The soldiers death The bill had ..resdy
passed the house and now goes 10 Mr.
Hayes. As it is o. Importance to persons
in every community, give the principal
features Of it as passed:
That al pensions which lave been
granted under the general laws regulating
! pensions, or hereafter he granted IN con.
sequence Of = death from cause whict
originated in the Uni.cl S!acts -vic'
during the continusuro q: the late Wal
"ut the rebellion, or il cDn>..Q'ltgce o
wounds, injuries or disease receive. ~,
contracted in said service duripg said va,
"of rebellion, shall commence frun III,
"da,e OF death or discharge from service
"oi the person on whose account the claim
"ha, been or shall hereafter b" ctahted
"or from the termination Of me rim, o! IN,
"pNrry having prior title To 'ucd pension
provided the rate OF pension for the iuof
'v,nins time Tor which aJrcar, Of p.usior
"arc hereby granted shall be the same pc
"mon,h for which tho pension was originally
granted
No fees are permitted to claim agents
The Chairman OF the Pension Commute,
estimated the present expense under IN
bill ut .bou, SEQ, 100000. twill probably
be nearer so, 100000.
Beyond wha, is stated above there ma
been no Congressional lction Of in;cres, il
the past week. There WAS Yesterday de
bate in the Senate on the subject Of levoc'
Tor the Mississippi, but there was remark
able differences Of opinion among III,
friends OF government aid to such IN en-
,crpri,c and debate was postponed for On'
week.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-22

"HAcsxnTNos' rpsst.. rua frngrat
perfume solaby Barclay Srothcrsy INN
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-22

\ DSSGhEous ToWron, --rurpor or mac.
ti,i,y Of th kidneys is seriously dangerous
to tho," organs, since it is the precedent OF
disease, whirI, destroy tleir substances and
cndanecr life. This sluagishncss may he
overcome hy s,imuatins them, not excess.
lively. but moderately, an effect produced
by llostctters Stomach B;,crS, q general
invigorant and Alternative, possessing din.
rctic properties OF no common order TIE
impetus which this admirable medicine
gives to their evacua,ivc function counter.
acts any tendency to congestion which may
exist in their tissues, Both they and their
associate organ, the bladder, are invigors-
tel as well As gently stimulated by the
Bitters, which exertsG kindred influence
upon the stomach, liver and bowels, and by
strengthening the system, enables IL 70
withstand malarial cpidcmlcs, to which
when exposed i, might otherwise succumb.
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good job Of work, preach good sermon,
try law suit well, doctor patient. or
write a good article when he feels misera-
bic and dull with sluggish brain and un-
steady nerves, and none should make the
attempt in such condition when II can be
50 EASILY aud chcaply removed by n little
l'on l.i,,rls. See "1rullls' and Proverbs
uther column.
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The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-05

The Miner learns from a reliable gentleman lately arrived in Prescots from the Black Canyon couRtry. tilas some sixty men are at work placer mining along the creek of the can yon and making good wages. One lucky gent who has better claim than some of his neighSoss, is taking out $50 daily. All the country wants is plecty of water to plase' us in pos session of innumeraBle placer dis tricts, which would pay alB the way from five to fifty dollars peE day to the man.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-05

The Enterprise $ in receipt of Iet- ter from Ex-Governor John P. HOyt, now one or the jSEsEges of ske supreme court of W ashington territory. Judge Hoyt seems pleased with his new home, and no doubt the people there will be pleased with him. An able lawyer, he made a popular governor here in Arizona, and the people V Tsh- out regard to party or section were sorry at his departure. That he win make an equally good judge there can be no doubt, and the people of Wash : ington will have no cause toregret his appointment to his present position