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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN TUE FsSTRIC" sOERC.'F ~ ~.c< =
Ond Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada in and
the County of tTIusby.ThOmas W Duncan, plointf vs.
Edith w Luncan defendant. ctOn brought in the Dis
Court of the Second Judicial District the State of
Nevada in and for the County of Oms5y, and the
plant filed in said County of Ormsby i'll the office Of the
Clerk Of said District ConrThe Nevada sends
greeting tdith C. Duncan defendant You hereby
required to appear in action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District of the State Of Nevada in and for the
County of Ormsby and to answer the complaint filed
therein "a copy of which accompanies this >urn0"s) with
ten days exclusive Of the day Of seryice) after the
vice you of this Summo if served within this
tv if serve Of this county, but in this District
within twenty days. otherwise within forty daysOr judg
ment by default will be taken against y0l. The said
ton is brought obtain decree th Court diss0Iyng
the bonds Of matrimony heretofore existing be
tween YOU and said plaintiff the ground uf your wlfU
desertion of said plain if for than years past
said desertiOn being wul and without Just Orpro
vocation. All being specifically forth in plain
tiffs complaint file in my office And you are
hereby notified that you fail to appear and the
said complain above required the SAID plaintiff will
ply to the COurs for the relief demanded in his aut
-. Given under my hand and the Seal of the Dis
j trict Court of the Second Judicial District OF the
- State of Nevada in an for the County Drlsby
--' this 9th day of December in the Of Lord
one thOusa ID eight / undrcd and seventy Weight.
laWfWlC7 ALFRED HELM, Clerk.
I'll ESMoR COFFIN, fttorney for 'antif'k
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-03

OHicsI On King street. at OF Willie
DrHg-trre.
fH' Residence at the Arlington House. Room No. {
Calls promptly at ended, night day.
Carson, September 10, 1879
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-03
LYONS
KATHAIR0N,
A FAIR SPECIMEN.

had been entirely bald for several years,
etitutional, I suppose. I used q few bottles of
Eathairon, and, to my great surprise, have thick
growth of young hair,
COL. JOHN /. DORRANCE, I. s. \.
In every important respect the Kathairon is abs0-
lutely incompatible. 1t is unequaed
I. To Cure Badness.
=. To Restore Gray Hair.
3. To Remove Dandrutf
4. To Dress and Beautify the Hair.
BEAR IN MIND.-The Kathairon is no
sticky paste of sulphur and sugar-cflead, to paint
and daub the hair and paralyze the brain. 1t is
pure and limpid vegetable lotion, intended to re-
store the hair by natural growth and renvgoration
1t is splendidly pcrfumed, and the most delightful
toilet dressing known. No lady's or gentleman's
toilet outfit is complete without Lyons Kathairon.
SOLD EVERYWHERE,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-03
NEVADA STATE LIBRARY.

A LL PERSONS HAVING IN THEIR
~ possession any books belonging to the Nevada State
Library hereby requested the same, the
Clerk of the Library, Immediately, able the
State Librarian and the Directors OF The Library pre-
pare their annual reports.
No person will be allowed to take any books fr5lm the
Library until after January lst, A. D. 1879.
BY order OF the Directors
FRANCES H0DGKtASC'". tl,ra.
Carson New December II, 1873
, 1879-04-17
SUICIDE,
Epte4as DisphfcA 10 7At 7t1buns.

hpftt1s U|sp1Ech 10 iHe jr1b4HA.
MILWAUKEE, April 10.-Afary Daaz, ttomea.
tic iu thu family Of s. II. Kane, on Prospect
street, committed suicl.lo last night by swallow-
tng Il mixture OF prusslc acid anu urscnlc De-
ceased t'Aa formed tho acquaintance ut a goo<l-
fot"uothtng fellow named Andrew Schmidt,
fRion In love, antl engaged to marry him, but ho
broke tho engagement, and married q divorced
woman instead. This occurred last full. Yestes-
day Schmidt called upon Mury and demanded
return Of thu presents ho llatl undo ler during
thcir trysthg. She declined to gtvo them up.
High words followed, which endsu iu al order
tu SehsnLAt to leayo tlu premises. Mary al,-
peareti aowncAst utter tla Interview, l,.u after
nlEhtfall purchased the polson which elldeu 1les
CAREER In l!fu, Thu suicide was IL years OF age,
nln! leaves u widowed nlo:ler aiHl ak or seven
sisters a1s.t bsothers living acar Humboldt. tyo
miles north OF thu city. She bore an excellent
reputation.
Special Dtsuatch 10 ia 1ytbuna
DETROIT, alleh, April l6:-A sequel TO the
mysterious aulcttle OF ueo. W. Clary. Jr., which
orcllrrtd at t!lu Crawford flouEa, Windsor, On
Tuealay, was afforded to-day, whcn the father
Ut deccasGd arrived from Birmingham, q. It
appeark that tho suicide waA q Traveller for thu
t01acto house Ut ". 7. laherwood, Of Tacto.
Ils character was supposed to DO Us Eool u
that Of must meu. on tie road, nnd no ouu su4.
pectsd him Of Tho crm!uallty With which 10
charged. himself in ha letter. Lii father
, 1879-04-17
REFORMED EPISCOPAL.


Tim f,tCnn,.n4,o, ~ ,,,r.x,,%,
Exlstenao Tnrouvh ~" nsI.'o Inaa, ~ ooes Out Of
tho rro,,er sfomcnt. ' '4A'~ VI 1on'o at
ypec,a, Di.pa,ea ia n. 7x,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. AnrI IN -.r,,a ~.
EpIscopo) Cbt,rrh IN 1o,,,s.t,,a ~. he'oEmed
trho pna,.,n 49, d., ''on'es'to mas uisbanded
Ino ace.ors the Aev. nen1atn'n Johnson, IL.
signed week ago. In January last Ms, John.
son, then missionary Of tic ReformoI r,t'.l
pnl Church ut At]nntu. IN vos I,s,.s... .'psso-
tho nIsi,on All o,s.s, a, "e' instructed BY
..ss,. s Tsau',, Tenop a''u summing Committee to
S'st Loutsviile, anti. II possiblc, rcsuse1tats
a'ld est9blIsl, ita work here. The churcl. in hi.
city, "Etnnlunucl.' hall rone thrntnb s..'s ..'s
Of ycry tlsconra,,inr fo,,nroa nm, IVY" w. sefles
I7ornro,,.oa a., ....'..' .ase' n''a was greatly
u.noaa'1e.' . ns s.,onuous efforts Mr.. Johb-
former parlsltoncrs, and enrolled sonc coh,s
or ninety members Under n ,,oaro ,n.s ssn'1 :.
church building could Ia scc,,rad o ~ ,"a.' ia
,,,.",,. T.. .t,a.. . W osea4eu, 10 uscscre!1
ltcatsa IN tac'r power 10 advance tlcfntetcsts of
tle clurcfl. Upon this enrolment aiIl p1A]ac
, 1879-04-17
TATD-G1SAHS.

A nlLI TO DlsCouRA0E sucll scl1EMEs.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1G,-Thc bit in-
troduccd to.tlay by MIR. McDoaula to "proyeut
frauds II, the entry Of lalr1s" ia designed to
Euara against stlch attempts as were rccuntly
lnade ul,.l nuarlY proved 4ecessful ln regard to
very valuable property ncur Chicago. II pro-
yIdes TINT no cntry shall hc 1atla or patent H.
sued for my land In my stntoIn which Unitcd
statcs LaNtl.Oillco ia not mulntalned except
upon compliance with tho following a,1,ot,g 9TH
CT specified conditions precedent: The apuli-
cant must lllp In the office of the Clerk Of
Federal Court
A awonN PETITION
setting forth not only tllu boundaries Of tho
traet aIld l.caas by wftcl, lo proposes TO enter
1t, but also the names of oil occupants Of any
lind within one sn,le thereof, nnd tho ..anes Of
all persons who luav appear by tho recurds of
deeds ot Tie county tu bc Interested In. any
iAiuas situated III tntd district Ut te tract. All
these occupants nIll other parties Interested are
to h1 slllltHUhca to contest tho uuhlientott II
they tausrc to do so, aM no pntent shall ba Is
bue4 by the Commissioner of li!e LuMl Ui1lce
until after the recefpt III
4 CGRTlP1Bn cory or TIia FINAL pgoRzE
In tho causu thus Instituted.
The bill furtlltr provides lAt tho rights mil
Interest. Ut 1wilErs ol !AtK borlerltlg ull HON.
havGabc lakss Ut ponds sllnll ba tllu sat.,O ~
ihr Aa CuiEFess llux thu power to ErAHt VI de-
clarN As thUse Vt tl.1 0Wnera OF lanus borQeriu.
Oil naY!gaDl9 Wuters,
, 1879-04-17

been raised wns scparata proposition, although
not III n supnrnto paragraph.
After .lcl,ato tho Chair uvcsrulotl the point Of
Urttur.
at, effort was fr,atlc to limit tho spccctcs 10
thirty tnnlltes, hut 1t fhtlrtl.
Tile Chufr said ts!cyo were ninety six nn,ueJ In
tllr list 1T thu.u dexfr4ny To sneak.
Mr.. Lewis opened tic lebnte With n legal ar-
cumcrt h9a!,,st t!n Election lnwa. lie tlcntcd
int the South wnh soltd for any Illegal or IN.
constitutional PURPOSE, Or out OF nntngonlsm to
The North. Thu Southern pcoplo Lcclci elp
anil sympathy too much Tor thnt.
My. Stafford wns the next speaker, ard when
liu concluded Atr. kellev ohtaincd The floor, but
yielded to- motion, wtiehwas adopted TINT tic
Committee rise.
Mr. Gibson offered resolution for an tucreaso
fn tho membership on Mississippi Loyccs from
clercn to thirteen. Referred.
Adjourned
, 1879-04-17
POLITICAL.
MICHIGAN,
6pef41f Ditp1fch to Ths Tribune,

bpeHA Dfna9ch 10 3ht 1f1bhHe.
DETROIT. Mich, April 16.-Frou stxtv.four
counties full reports OF the vote Ia the recent
State election havo bscn roccivel mud from ore
tnoFe tho official majority Inns been reported.
They show tho heaviest voto cYer cast In th|s
state In spring election by many thousands,
and IN increase IN thu Republican vote over that
east for Gov. Croswell last foil Of ncnrly 1000.
These coutstIes give Judge Campbell, Rcpuhlc-
m, majority fur Justico OF sllc Supreme Court
over shp,nau, Coalition, Ut $685. OF
The Republican candidates for ncgenta,
Mr.. 0rosvcnor has received In tho counttcs
4,5oi majority, and Mr.. Spcarcr 1850. There
rctaains yct 10 hD heard from tho twelve new
antl remoto co1nt!es Of t,cnz!c, !Charcyoux,
ton. 1s'e Kosa,, At,ssaukee, Ontonago,l, Ios-
common, ~ a,ll selion!craft which cas. last fall
about asoo votes eyenly divided bctwcen ts
probably not materially .alrcet, the present
figures, excent to raise slightly the Republican
lnn5ortt!cs. The Democratic claim OF 4 doubt
ful result Inns proved to ho pruposterous.
, 1879-04-17
NOTES AND NEWS.
TIE Hill CAaH.

6btcadE V1aDd!ca 70 1At 3Ff6HNA.
WAsnlsdToN, ID. e., April lG.-slF. Charles
Reed arrived hcFu this morning. Tbs purposu
Of hts Walt II to examine Tho rscoFls Ut tha bu-
perSlsl1s Arehtect's oilare On une or two points
essential to tho lsfcuso of Nr, Hill, forper Hu.
pcryislE Architect, wlloso trial IL to taku place
III Chicago nbout tho 25th Inst, Judge t'rushatn
a'.l Judge B!odgett Sitting together. Mr.
Heed says tonight; "Atr. It'll ls going to bo
tried ut that time, and going 10 bo acquitted"
1t IL understood that the Government tsre has
asssutcd 10 the withdrawal ot judge Lawrence
from tie trial Of th$ sata. and that the slanage-
, 1879-04-17

MILFORD, ILL.,, April lo.-Tcnperanco ia
triumphant by large majority. The entire
temperance ticket Is elected. ]. r. Button. II.
'. Brown, A. j. Flock, II. Y. Brown, j. r.
Yates. md John Whlto Trustccs). james
Woo1worth was reelected Police Magistrate by
IN overwhelming majority, IND u plurality
vote Of 81 over all his threo competitors. The
business men voted almost unanimously for him.
Ed Reed was alcctcd Clerk. The people ore
celebrating their slctoryby the tlr!pgof cannon,
ringing Of tho church TOLLS, atid building bon-
i'rcs. Our saloons must 60.
dpettal Di,pa.eh to Tas Tribune.
DAVIS, ILL.,, April 10.-Tln election for Trus.
tees In the Village Of Davis, ILL.,, resulted in
elceting the whole Board Of Anti License, by n
large majority. The Issue was square, license
, 1879-04-17
SHORT.HORNS,


9nlo of Couple OF 11ords nt GaIena, III,
Special Di4patch to Tns Tribune.
GALENA. ILL.,, April 1G-The auction sale to-
daY ut uaZlcwood Farm, West tialcna, OF S, 8,
1}rown's and r. s. Norris celebrated herds Of
short-horns WIS attended by fully 1000 people,
including noted atockraiscrs from Illinois, Iowa,
and Wisconsin, md representatives Of all thu
leading stock journals In the West. Tie sales
aggregated $685. The icma.cs sold extremely
low, md The males brought moderate prIces
only. Eifty.ulne animals wcro blu OIL. as fo1.
lows:
Nelly Grant Ath, James IIallets. Mount Carroll,
Lady No!l 4th. Jamcs sIallott, Mount Carroll,
Lady Nell, Joseph Harris, 11azle Green, $3.50.
Nelly ursnt Sd. john MnthuwS, Darlington,
Lady Nell Sd, 1: T!sdalc,. Dubuque, s11o.
white y Lazy OF AaSlcwood. John Mathews, Dar-
~ f!attsfy of uasowood, J. L. zowdoll, Auntton,
Lou leton, Henry Green, Elizabeth. $3.50,
Molly Keton; v. =: Hicks, Warren. $3.50.
Clara Clay, j. 9. Qarncr, Lanark, III. 3l76.
Dss i wia det hsst* haa;on5s ill., sa5s
,, Thltl GStntes: Of Oxford, John Mathews, DAT
V5iord's Lassse, SHOWN & NcInstctt, Dubuque,
Mus wlluy Sd, J. T. lIowto,l. Anntton, Wis.,,
Thirteenth pukos Gem, 4. II. Hicks, Warren.
,ss stcSna %,a osm s7s Ct Haywood, William nattou, lu
Weasel, Il. Kuhn, Gatona, s5,.
Tulip 10th, 81. W. lIoillnQsworth, Frocport,
a Aeo Washington, Gilbert narrass. Mlaliu, WIS.,,
NJ FIX yr,%, W;,'s!,ngton .,g of l1azowo0. robert 1as
a Es;n wssoasn tss of asewo0d Robert Chap
Ysuns AasS | q i5 masiosso"d, s John ron., Warren,
Kuby 4th, Y. 8. Hicks, warrop. $3.50.
lied Rose, I. Il. licAs, Warren, XU:i.
,, Second !ted Hose OF laxlewood, Il. II. Hicks,
III Ta':a 4, isl oss et 1la7e!,roed, Thoma. Chap
WITH 1sd IT,, o'o e oliazelwood John Mathews,
1ast hsrs' Ill., s4 s,Ss ss' of 11'zol"o0a L. n'okewa,
Ittt1 lssd 1oso Of IIazo'wood,T r, II. Hicks. War
We Geuptf;s s;;s of Oxford, j. T. lzowaon, Auu.op.
Eit!l G9anoss a Ct Oxford, John Mathews. Dar
Fanny oldenbura, fourth, 4. L. Jacobs, Miles,
Grace Greenwood, Thomas Il. Hicks, Warren,
Mtsa 0wynn. Gilbert narras, Ht1llu, Wis.,, 500.
ri rEinssSs ,S Challenger, 1lcnry Grcen, Elizabeth,
ILL. S11Q
Rosebud. Jacs l1altott, Mount Carroll, ILL., 500,
Neauty. H.. J, Withorbec. El,no. Wis.,, $40.
Atl!io Challenger, James Ila!lett Mount Carroll
Lucy Challenger. John Speor. Hanover, III. $40.
:, Lazy Muaeato0n, Nicllura 4. Oliver, De1iuda,
Ellen, Israel sltfcr, 1npask, Ill.,, 500.
Young Mary, L. CIark, Ildo,t, H., 3is,
~ Laura g. g. Walnut Rdgc, L. Tisdule, Worthiug-
nvfntdRs Wap phfnofn,, 11,.snva 4 -.
ID, Ss41.
Sixth Es5l ef 11azlcwooa. l.. Tistlatc, worthing.
soysnsh % %llazlcwsod Duke. Dol!lah Deeds, plcas.
President Ilayes, +. ChutIa!u, Gulenn, StGo.
Fl9itery's snuwlall, Watron DodI, Monticello,
I5sooth, II. ], Wi,heFboe, Elmo. Wis.,, $40.
III ,TAotda!o chfct, Fraucls Weaver darlington,
Wis.,, SluO.
loyal luton, 8. D. Edgerton, Hanover, ILL.,.
naton 'Thorndae. Tl.omas Andrews, Hazel
naton Gwynae, James 1laltett. bit. Carroll ILL.,,
$115. ' ''"~' -''''
eainer 0wynae, II. Wood. Sycamore. H.,
bismarck. d. r, phyl6, 1tt, Carroll Ill 81I0
, 1879-04-17
THE WEATHER..

OFFICE. OF TUE CHIEF SI0NAL O7YicEg,
WAsmlaoToH, D. G., April Ill u, m.-lndia.
tloHs: For Tennessee anu tho 0hlo ValIey
rising barometer, cooler, nortterly winds, FOL.
lowed by warmer, partly cloudy or eltu
weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower As
souri, Valleys. northeast, scer!ng to southeast
Winds. stationary or higher Temperature, clear
or partly cloudy weather, Stationary, FOLLOWED
by fulllng barometer.
For the Luko region, rising, followed by falt
Ing barometer, north lillA cnst wIu4s, slightly
warmer anl over tho Uppcr LnAes clea, fo+
lowed !Y. partly cloudy weather, and oyer lha
Lower Lakes cloudy aiid r,llny weather.
Cauttonnry Signals cohtinue at Buffalo, Eha
Cleveland. Sa,uusky, Toledo, GrallI liasep
scc. j, Chicago, milwaukee,, Ser. !.
LOCAL ousEnyArIoSs.
t.1ttu Am AnrIl IA
, 1879-04-17
mont on The part OF tho prosecution Wilt hc per.
nIfttcd 10 bo given tn 1loutclio anl Campbell.

mont on 'l'e part OK Tho prosecution Will hc rer'
nlEttcd 10 bc given tn lloutcllo anl Campbell.
r,,.,o
r,,, ,,,,.. =, ,a,.. nn"'. ns".. ,.,..,u
'"o '"'"cE o1 'on" ''csef tA1clY eou'setcH III
cn,hczxlcnc.t III cosiuectton with rost.Oslirc
nlattcrs IN Chicago, Il rxncrtcd hrrr II, n frw
aye ,Fo Kock 1s!"' an, 10 ,n.erse,lo ior Tue par.
.s".,o'',., '1 ,o"' .,, W." s'n.' '! ss.o"@ ',
testimonials. and through tho influence u the
llih0A delcpatioh IN Cun1fes9, Of a c0netlnfa-
bic portion Of tho Iowa dclegatlon. and nossIbly
Tho foc,. ,h,t firoro, ,,,,, II. fothar
n... o 'asts tnAe osesE III" "s 'a.aes ~,
.,o, oosm were great sufferers IN .'e war,
having been fos long ttmo held
tnrn41 ,o H.. n,,,s. w.f~s ..sts.s .,,at .s,,,
sa'ne9 ~ ',ie oosersfncht' ase ponts '"a. ".'l
os oNe,ea IN support Of naFdon' mr. asea9
t,, nfeaoy has received tue signature Of arent
nttnpnitpr i'm nnss,hlc t,,nt Ia INNS ho nar,,nrr,t
.,,., 1,so.,",,, .as l.. no aS W. p'".a' @
'"a 'ss"'e"t eesu'''y "'tMn tho 'aS1 ic"
rant easca of y'ulnilon Of the Un!tsl states Inv
'''"'''' - sn.rnTrpisM ~ a u.ofts Aos pafaou'
rrbo ro,, ~ .,,o lo.t fa,,, S,,,. ,,.u. ,,. a..
, Lnu WY @ ~ .no e s.o" tsm aays naYG sno"h 1ne
snaiys1s nf t Eo,Ti snw. y ;iat s' Il" ma,ra a
RESOLUTION Of MONDAY declaring @ asainst S isS egs'a.
t"rr,r ,vnm, hay" hccn nsss" y EaIsvGY ,on ~ 81
s,,t,ney man in twt, nartlrs hnsi mt hoen a,.nnt
TlIis waH not a matter VI much Importance il,
Itself, ns = vote on Il pFurostttun Ut thAt Kind
as things gu in Congress, binds neither pnrty.
l'ut tho faet slIows tint II the lard-nIonry ineti
will ail bc present, and vutc, II will be In.
posslblc Tor nny of alls iullation sellesncs to
pass'
s!Lseh nuLI.oA.
TO tho IlfastfH Annotated FFfsa
, 1879-04-17

ST. LOUIS, NO., April 1o.-A Topeka RaA,
lispatrh says: uoy. st. john returned toua!
from Wichita, whore ho has bcen seyetal as''
organizing tho patrol uuard. aa provided " lu'
Law passed by tho late Legis1aturc.. Wasor'I
Ill,Ies. aud horsrs hive been purchnaes', ,"n aa
luen are being daily sent to Wichita, IRON "p'sI
placu tlla guard will uove ab0ut the utli ,..a a.
present there arc but tHenty-iiye or thirty .r. nsa
and Bays there aru no Indications ut tFoaotta
THIS Ia tic gencrat feeling throughoas 'A'
State.
, 1879-04-17
FIRES.
,AE.t
-
NEAR JOLIET.

knfelal Dlspalth % 7h4 Tftttn.
joliet, ILL.,, April 1B.-Ahout t,a,f.n,,t IA i.
night twc-atory frame board[ne.hou.c ~, ~ -, 70"
lina street, Just outside ot the city limit, wo
cd BY John stDan, took fire, auti va. wv" ."n'
destroyed. Very little furniture ~, ~. .otally y
Loss' about so,6n Partially covered by iased. aei.
, 1879-04-17
The Senate Debate on the
Army Bill Exhibits
Some Warmth.
A Lively Personal Passage.
Between Senators Beck
and Hoar.
The Kentucky Senator Completely
= Floored on n Question
of Yeracity.
Secretary Sherman Places
$3.50, 100000 Four Per
Cents in His Show
Case,
And Informs tho People Of the
Z Terms on Which They May
Bo Had.
One Of the Silver Bills Finally
Gets Square1y Before the NJ
House. :,
Provisions OF Bill to Prevent Land-
Grabs in Future.
Prof Thomas, Of Illinois, Appointed Gov
o1nment Entomo1ogiHt
And Informs tho People OF the
Terms on Which They May
30 Had.
One OF the Silver Bills Finally
Gets Squafe1y Before the NJ
House.
Provisions OF Bill to Prevent Land.
Grabs in Future.
Prof Thomas, Of Illinois, Appointed Gov
eminent Entomo1ogiBt.
TIE ARMY BILL.
DEBATE m Tnr SENATE.

IAE AIM I DlLLs
DEBATa IN r1H SENATE.
-"7 7e"' specia. pssputch to The Tribune
WAsn1Naydx, D. c., April l0.-Thts WAS
cmpbasically Massachusetts, day In the Senate.
senaler Hoar's sharp and most effective qucs-
tionlnE Of Dccl, resulting In tho Bcrlous dis
comiturc OF the litter, YVES followed by Dawes
IN ono Of the strongest speeches yet made In
this debate. No Senator has been moru gcucr-
a1ly Or warmly congratulated by thu Republic
ans than he was when he closed. lie spoku for
au hour ami half with only occasional refer
enccs to brief notes. The general commeut
upon It tonight ia Tint II Was by far the hest
speech ho has yet rlaao In Congress.
To.daY'a 1cbate was SO disastrous 10
the Democrats tint many OF their
leading men already express alarm at
tho serious turn thu discussion Ia taking. They
nro anxious that It should termiunto
AS SPEEDILY AS Possible,
and Senator Withcss, In response to numerous
appeals, gave notice Just prior to the adjourn
mcnt OF his purpose to ask for a vote upon tho
bill week from tomorrow. But It Is doubtful
whether be will be able to aubdue tho urlor Of
the large number Of ambitious Domocratic Eeu-
ntors who hays determined to make speeches,
and # Is not believed tint tlIe discussion can bo
coaufessco Hthatl tllo nu'iteu peftoo niTs Hlttl-
en- DESIRES INC Republicans court the fullest
dlscass'on Of tl1e qucatloa at issue, being sat'a'
lied that 1t will sesll!t TO their advantage.
senator Beck, Who occupied tho attention Of
the senate loF two more hous6 to-day. CONSUME
cd The greater part OF that time Ia reading copl-
ous extracts from
IAoAULAy, DunKE, AND OTHER ENGLISH WRIT.
EHs,
on INC sundry conflicts between the Commons
OF England asxl the king. When ho came to
that portion wherein hc described the causes
that led Charles the First and the Eurl Of
strailofd to the block l'e c1ulttnsly declared
, 1879-04-17

8ptcfdf DispdtcA 10 1Ae 7S!aune
E1'oiN, w.. April 10.-A boar,1ing.tousc ....
by 4. E. Grow, and owned by JOIN, (,tr,L. eept
partially destroyed BY fire this morplnr ny "a'
Freeport. 'o oeilnant of
, 1879-04-17

NEW YonK, April lG.-A fro IN the nil r.,
ton Market to-day causcd damage to the b,,,,a W.
insured. ''SS'' partly
, 1879-04-17
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New fouK, April 1a-Arriyel, Wt'cou''uG,
from Liverpool, Ile1der, from Hamburg aD4
State Of Georgia, from 0'asgo". I'll.
LONDON, April 10.-s1camers neYoalAu, "a .o,
Yetia, Uealnark, Do4au. tro9 New w,,1II, io!a 81 =
the Alasathon, jrum Hostou, have arrived oe1
Nd othsr Wh,.tsr iva suutig Utll's-aQ tenN'
, 1879-04-17

The a1arm from Box l9S Mt G:5o last ey.n,n.
was caused by n IRE In the twostorv .ns f..mss
bnsldanE No: 4M Sixteenth street, o,,nta , sas
occuptsd by John slattory. No dannrc aoa
, 1879-04-17
TIE RECORD.

WAsu1N0ToN, D. C., April 1G.-sfr. Kellogg
introduced bill providing for tho establish
ment OF stoaulahip matl-serrlce between TIC
United srates und Brazil. referred.
, 1879-04-17
nm<. Har. 7ar Na.r 1EIntf. j V<I IN. 1NuAV
SfGttntIs,

Maximum. ~. minimum. J7..
AAakHAL ALsihsxHrATtoxs.
CulcAHD, April 10 -l0:la p.tt
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-12-24
RIDlAN A.
Typographical Divisions of Florida.

EASTERN FLORIDA-Is composed of the
counties of Suwannee, Columbia. Alachua,
Levy. Baker, Nassau, Duyal. Bradford.
Clay, st. Johns, Putnam and Marion.
WEST FLoRIDA-Is composed of the coun-
ties of Escambia. Santa Rosa, Washington,
Walton, Holmes, Jackson and Calhoun.
MIDDLE FLoRIDA-Is composed of the
Leon, Wakulla, Jefferson, Madison, Taylor.
Lafayette and Hamilton.
SOUTH FLoRIDA-Is composed of the
counties of fernando, Sumter, Orange,
Volnsia, Brevard, Polk, HillsbOrOugh, Man
aztec, Monroe and Dsde
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-12-24

A stout backbone is as essential to phys
ical health as to political consistency. For
weakness of the back and disorders of the
liver and kindeys, thetonic and moderately
dieteticl action of the Bitters lis the one
thing needful. Remember that the stomach
is the mainstay of every other organ, and
that by invigorating the. digestion with
this preparation, the spinal column and all
its dependencies are strengthened.
For HOstetter' ALMANAC for 1880 apply
to Druggists and dealers generally.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-12-24
DR.. J.F HAYWOOD,
of New York, voluntarily Endorses it.
-pEAn WHAT Ne SAYS:-

DIR. TUT New York, sept, y, io.I:,
cases of lung diseases. In the lower wards 81 the
there my attention was called to TUFTS Expectorant,
and confess my surprise at its wonderful power:
During u practice of twenty years. nave never
happy efiects It instantly subdued the most violent
fits 81 coughing, and Invariably cured the aiseasS N
medicine / ever used.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-12-24
Had terrible NIGHT swEArs.

~ r,,rr .. Memphis, Feb, II, 1871.
DR.. TUT: Sir-I have been suffering for nearly two
years with severe cough When commenced "a.
and sixteen pounds in weight. had tried almost
everything: had terrible night sweats Ihave taken.
half dozen bottles. The night sweats have left me-
the cough has disappeared and Ihave gained fifteen
pounds in flesh. recommend it to ali my friends
With great respect, OLIVER RICE