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NEW I(lRh.


hides; upi,a.h, lii,r.; Orir.ns. ll4,r. southern
tlnnr quiet ana unchanged. Wheat '.c(lc. better.
Min : u SM%; " Winter E , "?'s 'fs'at S"
= uugrtccd w,n'cr red. Si.l3aw sLl4. slany
80. 3. 4i%a,42c. conc juliet AVID Unchanged:
SUGAR steady ami quiet fair TO good refining. s.
@:G.c prime G,;c; refined in moderate de,n'nd
moderate" request and STEADY. R">in dull at Sl37k
Gsl.+0 lmrpcntinr steady. Pork irmcr aud mod
cd. *lo.G1D :l0.3Is for new. Mi.'Ilc' ilrmcr:
western aud city long clear l-l6c.: short clear,
23 Larry wH % az" du Ha an n %'S ' At ld7 Gi
trcighIs quiet
BALTIMORE.
BAIT MORE. April 2S.-Flour steady ard firm
Ir"Nnr,' -:trt.'t om wr:1rn >nrcr: *3& $3.50: *
Ira. $lh;i 80: family. 81: I1m $I.ho City-Milii
smp.rti'. $40: cNrr. :l@S4 %: iiio brand,
Sj.JNm 1915: I'da?~c family, rs -. Southern
wheat Srarcr and IT. active demand: western very
firm :.'"Etl'ln rel, 81 lott :l.l2; aiGh.r, li@
western wtnr"r,"l .l,;t AMI April, SlIirmsiIiH;
May. 4l.ll4~<l.i2; June, :l,l4t@: Stag.
:S S'':n r r%f "I : "r ~%~ ' is % 's si.
steady: southern. 3im3Tr.: western white, 300
- e: southern mixol. a2m32%c.: reonsNlvamia,
yi,,oms quiet. Me-, pork. Slo.5omtl0.75. Rmlk-
meats. ">r. shoulders. Si,c: rIr rib s''I"s. &c.:
rib 'ir,, &c, Il"inr. @4~@.c. La'tl-R"1acd. In
licrc. 7r I:utrrruurt: priu" I" choice western,
nartrd l3 &C.; roll; ~: l'r: RI h"Il ann
| GA &c. Whi>k"v duil ani nol!ina!y sl07~i
Tl.O7':. sugar. steady.
'lH''SNAi''
| flNrlSNATi. April Flour IN fair demand ana
| firm: family. 81 80" S3.1O. Wheat steady an! In
fair 'r'nand Il and amber. $ln :lOj. Corn In
| fair crmand al 31mt3sc. naE" firm AT 2S?ta32c.
Pork qtiiet lu steady Al Sln. Lard higher: cur
rem make. SG h. 5000 asked. Bulk meat. stronger;
shoulders $500 asked: short rib. Il boo LOO;
short clear. 81 -. Bacon hrm; sa"rl"r' 81 l2h
clear rih. - l244rSJ.2J: c',nr sitc> S3.37!nG
$3.50. Whisky :tcilrc and firm al sl.Ol. Butter
dull: fancy creamery. l$tl2or.: choice western re-
serve 1891 Ic.: choice Central ONO. re. sugar
.tra,iy: nara. =, m9l r.: a" WHIT. slr1s,c.;
New Orleans Ca &C. Hogs active aGd firm.
| ,,.,.,.,,r
h'l47' I'LL"
| LOUISVILLE. ApT'i 2-.-FI"nr ''r'l am IN UNI
siG5 c,,rn i;.,,rr. whr, 3Gr.: mixrd, 37Er.
t,als stea!v: white zoe. iuixri. 2sc. Pork quiet
at sIO1jGiSI uJO Lard uUr, choice leaf. in
ii.rcns : \, TI... choice. leaf IA k"es 81, S,c.
,.,i. ,ncn,. in3r,i>r: .h,r,Irr. - clear rib,
| ~ 20 IL r,,.,r side. - SI!.l.s3 Bacon
:.;.,p 49,. Ell, q :. ~, .r .i,!n, an. sugar.
cmrrI r,ruS <, GIoIr WhI.key act i've aud irin at
slol. m ,.,.
H., .. ana, an
| IT. LOUIS Hnri ~ Jour 4,,:.' ,n ~ h
changer WIN Only l'hhhG 'rt'',. v i'' , ",.n
hut so" No. r." la. s','i pa $3.50 60, 60.
.Hi "a va hIE: ~ 2" i'"t ""'' :. W
9Sc July 40: . rcn i''' :I'" 81; ~ uy
No. nIAS" ''",," ~ - - H..
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Obituary..
DEATH OF MAJOR GARRISON AND JOHN
FULLERTON.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
he House was not in session to. day

DEATH OF MAJOR GARRISON AND JOHN
FULLERTON.
Especial telegram 10 The Dlsptch.I
NORFOLK, Va, April 2S.-Mljor George
{. Garrison, a prominent and wealthy citi-
zen OF Princess Anne COUNTY, and formerly
Il merchant OF Norfolk. died ut his resi-
dcnce, on Lynnhaven bay, Yesterday NOM
ing.
John Fullerton. Sportin. man. we'll
known in Richmond, Washington, and
Baltimore. died ut his home, in this city,
yesterday afternoon.
DEATH OF GENERAL BROwNLOw.
KNOXVILLE, TESN., April 2S.-Gcneral
james Z. Brownow. late cavalry officer in
the United States army. and son OF cX-Scn-
ator Browniow, died 1T his mothers resi-
dcncc here Saturday night. The remains
were taken to Franklin to-day for inter-
ment.
DEATH Of AN ARMY OFFICER.
SAN Francisco, April IS special from
Portland. Oregon, announces tie death OF
General Alfred Sully. United States army,
at Vancouver barracks.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

SS.7J; S,aun;on extra. $3.50.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
MOSpAT. April 20. 1870.
The number Of breaks to-day comprised Is hogs
Change were - ackag"s; Of which number %
we're sold at prices ranging from - to -.
QuuThTlONS-pR!ZED TOBACCO.
DARK.
Lngs.-c Common 10 medium, $2.25h:2.7j; good
~ li.lc. S3m $3.50.
L.nE-Conlmon 10 good short. SO Sc m"'linm
To L; long, :Gus7.J0: good 10 very good long asa
1850.
Dark leaf good enough for wrappers and for the
hest types OF the Ecgic>. have been thus far in very
light supply. There Is no assortment Of dark sun
clrcd tobacco on,li ing.
BRIGHT.
Lngs-Common to medium, :lm SO; good 10
very coed. $7m:S.
S;io&trS.-Far 10 medium. ;S1slO; good IN
very good. sl2WSlJ; fine 70 fancy. Si7.5O@
:22.5U.
Lcnf.-Cornmon to mrlium. $7.5ohts9; good 10
very good, SlUg: 400; extra cutter. or hllcr.
Si5m$lS.
sis q 50 GOOD 20 very good ana fine, S3OCE:lO
"x,r tine. >4j"; 500.
Yeii0Ip WrnpDeTS.-C Common 10 medium 81 a
sJ5Q,$7j.
Occasional small TO-. have since the open
ed commanded above The out>i'ic quotations. in'ii-
cations are that strictly fan y white wrappers VIII
be III :Ii supply.
No special char gc in quotations. There Is some
inquiry Tor sound l,cum and low grad, old Killers
from manufacturers, and anything desirable viii
command fair prices.
There j. ever prospect now pf good season. and
we UoH Tor increased receipts.
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y,Inci In The Rcd EsiYpr.

LITTLE Rock. Apri! 2S.-Thc Iron Noun
tain railroad bridge across the Red river at
Fulton was washed awar this morning.
Trains from the South did not cross To-day.
The Red river rose nearly twenty-five feet
last NIGHT from heavy rains.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
H'cHs!oSp, April 29. 1879.
r=-Vr"!>:f;i EErnETED TO SECRETARY.
WfEkT.-Rc6. 60 bushels.
tDRE.-iTHit 80 hIshcl-
DATS.-.'S bushels.
SaLt> EEPHtTED to SECRETARY.
WHEAT Rel. 10 bushels ,rimc tu,I ut Sl.l2
t1HE.-l ht;". $50 h,>hriS prime ~ Ole
bATS.-2S hlt,!ri> prime II 37c.: 81 bushels very
good At Sic: 20 bushels very %upl on private
l:.S bushels.
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The Imprisoned Miners Liberated.

PHILADELPHIA, April ga Wilkesharrc
special says: The efforts to rescue the men
imprisoned in the mine at No. 10 slope have
proved successful. At 8 O'Clock this morn
ing the men were reached. and al were taken
out alive and well, but suffering much from
exhaustion and want of food. They. were
imprisoned over four days. Men have been
constantly at work night and day, and final
" succeeded in making Il channel through a
tiftv-foot block Of coal.
The imprisoned men had built fire and
sustained themselves on the meat OF mule
which was caught with them. y stream OF
water runnin" through the mine qucnched
their thirst. They were found in n good
condition, having suffered very little from
their confinement.
One hundred dollars was presented to each
OF the rescued miners to-day 10y Tie stock
holders OF the Lehigh and Milkcsbarrn Coal
Company. 4 concert for tGcir benefit Will
be gwen tomorrow. Charles Hawkins, one
OF their number, will relate the story OF their
captivity. The total receipts will be given
TO them, as all expenses have been paid.
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REVISION OF THE BIBLE.-Neo York,
April 27.-rhe New Testament Company OF
the American Revision Committee, nc It's
meeting on Friday and Saturday last, MADE
u second revision Of the Acts, ana sent inc
final suggestions on the Gospels to the BIZ
tisa committee,
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destructive Fire.

GoRHAM, n. H., April 2S.-Nearly the
entire business portion OF this village was
destroyed this morning by the most destrue'
tive fire ever known here.
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ARCHBISHOP PUECELL's CoADJCToR.-C On
cinnati, April 27.--At meeting OF priests,
and bishops held here ut the archeplscopal
residence on Tuesday last, the names OF
Father Spalding, of Peoria; Bishop Chatard,
Of Vinccnnes, and Father Quinn, Vicar
General to the Cardinal Bishop, were re-
commended to the Pope as Coadiutor to
Archbishop Purcell, with right OF success
sion at his death.
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BALTIMORE. April 27.-Rev. DR.. p: Cans;
late pastor Of the Third German helor l.a?s
church, OF this city, together with his WIFE,
two sons, and daughter, were this motning
formally admitted to the Catholic Faith at
st. Iguatius church.
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4 QUIET New JERSEY STNDAY.- A'r9iE'
\. H., april -. The Sunday law was gene
rally observed here to-day. According 10
agreement mos; all the places d business
were closed, with The exception OF the drug
stores and tcir-raph-ollices. Con>tabicS IN
large numbers met the trains Nom New
York on their arrival and prevented the ae'
livery of the New York papers, Whlc:i ere
atcG considerable feeling among the clllZen:
generally. Some papcls, however, were
Struggled through and sold readily at hl@h
prices. The day passed quietly. and very few
arrests were made for vioatiou of he Sunday
laws.-Speciaj dispatch TO the Washington
POST
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Tho Cox.AI,,on Murder.

:: ATLANTA, GA, April 2S.-The trial OF
Edward Cox for the murder OF Colonel
Aston was postponed until tomorrow.
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By Telegraph.


New YORK. Arril Is Nnon.-S'orkS irregular.
Money Oh Gait 3tri cent. t.XclIan2c--i.o Long.
iNGI: short. S1i,. State honiS dull Governments
iiri.i.
Er.ni"9.-MoEcy 3@3: per cont. Exchange,
IStWiSH4. Governments stcatiy new IS, l04'..
states du.t.
BALTIMORE.
baltimore. April 2S.-Eir=inla i's. cou>nls
1G'a: second series. 1 II: past-t.ur coupons. : l.
North Ca:oiira GS. old -: new. II. BID today
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EXEMPTION or APoTHEcARIES FROM spE-
CIAI. TAXEs.- Washington, April 2G.-Ihc
Commissioner ii Internal Revenue has de-
cided as follows under The last clause OF sec
ton 81. article 4G, Revised Statutes, rs
amended by section ) OF the act Of March /,
1879, which reads as follows:
Nor shall any special tax nc imposed
upon apothecarics as to wines or sp'rItuous
liquors which they use exclusively IN The
preparation OF making up OF medicines.
The exemption from special tax accorded
to apothecarics applies rot only 10 the sale
by them OF their medicinal preparations or
compounds composed in part CT distilled
spirits or wines, but also 10 any and all me-
chanical appliances and processes which
they may lind to be necessary or useful IN
the preparation or making up OF medicines,
and that an apothccary. therefore. no'wlth-
standing the fact Of his holding special
tax stamp rs a liqUor dealer. is not subject
to special tax rs 4 rccIiter on account OF
his kccring a still o. distiling apparatus
for use exclusively in treating liquors, &S.,
cnploycd in the making o! medicines.
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EFlnIIr.

Zinc, $50: sHnrrfnc, :4.2j; extra. S5.25
"Glnnrn" iariiv, 500 faa%y brands, :6.2J1,
Ss.TJ; SiIunon extra. 800.
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FUSE. TOYS mining, 35r.mSl.2a 4 100 feet
PoWdtr: 1919 by the Ave kcss-es5 ,hsn hvt
kegs. sG.2J blasting. S3.2JlS3.3n.
Shot: Northern. :. 81 y irt- UI rs lbs.
Circumstances: lhm2Er. = 10.
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2.JIU l,.d: good. &C.: medium. ) thljt!r.: COM
mon. -, So. Sheep fair: sale. 100 head: good
.Yonl. :. ~,U.c.: nraiu:n. 81 IJ g.: common, Dc
gaol clipped, iGtJac.: mcGi"n. itIrtli4c. Hogs
,iul: -;i,.. 3 2oJ head; ;:1oi. &C.: i.cd1uin. o3c
COMMON. Jr.
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Not only has John A. Logan been ehai-
lenecd by a gallant Greenbacker from Aha
bama, but he has set everybody TO WORK re-
surrecting his fre.eating acts and declara-
tons up to the time he accepted fedefai
and became an ardent Repubii-
can. In fact, before the present week IS
over he will have the pleasure OF reading
many things that he had hoped everybody
but himself had forgotten long ago. The
scene in the House when his colleague, Hell
Iosg, Just before the war, charged him with
putting runaway slave in. Jail and then
advertising for hls master, and John replied
with brayado That be would do the same
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thing over again. will be brought out. This
will not read we'll in parallel columns with
his recent remarks about the fugitiye-slaye
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rIida coaSr. that lie has accepted tic place,
and is now on duty.
oTuERITEMs.
WASilIECTnN. April 2S.-TEc Housc Com
mittcc Oh Agriculture to-day agreed 10 re-
port 20 the House FOR priniin" and recon-
initial bill making il Il m>tlcmeanor for
common carriers 10 transport cattle aEec'ed
with plcuro-pncunoEia OF CiEef contagious
diseases.
The rush for ) per cent. funding crrlili-
Gates continued al the Treasury Department
to-day, and certificates 10 tie amount OF
nearly SlUG.0G0 we've disposed OF. they
were mostly purchased br banks:
The legislative appropriation bill will be
considered tomorrow by senator's Davis, OF
West yirninia, Beck. and Window, as Il
subcommittee OF The Senate Committee on
Authorizations, and present indications are
that the measure will not be reported 10 The
full committee Of the Senate before We'd
nesdav, nor taken up Tor action by that
body before Thursday.
The Secretary OF the Treasury to-day Is
sued circular relative to the sale OF refdnd-
ING certificates, in which he states that the
DEPARTMENT is advised that in consequence
of the rise in value Of per cent. bonds the
intention OF the laY has been evaded in
some places for speculative purposes, with
a view to the conversion OF the certificate In
large sums into bonds for sale. Where such
evasion is MANIFEST, or where any one per-
son claims more than 800, either fer him
self or others, she certificate will be refused
and the authority of any designated depost
tary who iais to enforce this circular vii
be Withdrawn and the commissions viii no
be allowed on sales made by him.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-12

Sbet nj otter beulebe q3lsrens Sp.
m9r'iombeo pan Dor Mauniattur'
% GplOnialbdnoel, itll pl tiluoe %
at n9Une. al ul netop | oisie Gage
faar blsm ct b~etpbsli9t llopal9 al
ale Sla9s 8arer Tom man almiu.
belig usntsr at iorsnnoe / ct Stt
8ooos Il 8rOcsrp Stcrs. S9rli0
utl ri omtale port Eager al
ltlOue % baluuloue Same aiuletUicr.
aaabetOicr i imutfe % me Wsnitrs /;
Sbamler bobbsIts os sntsIte, biuigers
emo no9eniinoe ier
Tloncller. Gnsiimer. Smecos, Scans,
Drilling oiD.
SfotOi Tor Borne o. Bern. Sulf ri
altlo sr %Iorlpnet meo Fargos bel.
flenote iOrifreos Stotei.
quite % Suer, Sunoiter. Banter.
Sfl9r, olp.
Soot uopals al Solonialuarer laI.
tst % terrst SSllf, Sou9oUrt. M. m.
Meb 8at til 9anbsmrno % Run
Der for Den bibtil piIts 0sluille Ga
Seenina. % meo Sorhfrina ON
at pl ! 6rcmtiosn iom ier. nil aiere
port 8solte for at ulireoitQe ale
rimsllse 6%crorinssr, tssue ri
Sorbinotllat,
Lee. Johnson & Co.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-12
Sen gale Sorfel.
(af g. Ysberien.)

San brog umfrins fra @aarb til@aarb
Dog BELT a iaa bans bpioe 6aar
Spor Grneberget belosb.
Raar 8lomiter prposr 8osu o. S9g
Uaan iaa BAN unoer 69lbets 99g,
0srfra bans Sange p9loeb.
90 bette Steo mob SoIsn laa,
90 S9sgen itrcooe glomiter paa
Den gale Eorfels S9be.
Naar Jieloet fob / Solens @loo,
0a piit fra lrnebsreet loo
Sans isrselise 8p9bs.
0a Iueb Eist at en- SO,
Der ftuuoom ftiue, itunbom bib,
Sit Srembrub | bans 5oner.
90 Wsbpnf fplbts bpert ct Sino,
3adr biSie Sanse bslgeo inb
Smellsm 9isrfens Rroner.
Wtan buiteo ba bpor raft engang
90 glab Tom llnseripenb ban fang,
5er Sorsen Si9len lammeo
Spor fro ban bar | llnsoomslae, -
Spor ooelast bin tunge Dag.
Sa Slaget bapoe rammet.
Stun Ii9efrem bans Saga er,
Vi spentpr Den | FIG bar,
Sun bette @amle, 6ienete:
6ans unsbomsbaab. bans Sremtibss
orom
glep ifpllet bort at Smeriens Strom
Seb Sabet al bans Sente.
Sltst bsrtes 10 iaa mangen Gang,
UT oaslisoasS fun bIep min Sang
90 latterliB osns Gnbe,
6pis opbere | IorfeIs Si9l
81 itremmeo aiGrIisbebens 89lb
Gnb oftsre Tan b9noe.
""SNtIoSho puu HlttU NuC
90 6ofterisu paa @rsnpplbs @aarb
% arpins til bet Dele
pam SunbiIo Stormo Si9relt bar,
% bun, iom lansit bans Sierte bar.
StaI Rsiien msb bam belle.
Som 0eseiSoifenbs be bros
Siliaters bag Suifapsus Cog
s blioe Sarnbomsoase.
$ 5ielosts Gniombeb % i5reb
Oporoses beres ai9rlisbeb
Til 5Iust mob Cub at tase.
% ba | benpes Zine blaa
Som poren Out ban irpoiulb laa
Git bpbs SpOrsSmaal iparet,
Ga toneb iublenbe bans Sang,
% ailben, bporiira ben ipraug,
Sun tro % blps bspareb.
Gin iibite Piseiommsr Iaa
Dun MI paa S9tren; bsrira laa
Snn pfte neb fra Glen
Gil SrVnpolo. Der Iaa lunt | 3al
Eat uneer E~rnebsrssts 1alb
SQh fra Sateritien.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-12
CITY HACK!

Timber .esneee er MI 6isr al "Sbs 6itp
pad" lieliSers siet al Wr. Mslecn. @cls
nen tr noiis blepet pppueiet % er altie III
Yublihlms iiensle. 6n eStis % pddli.
eelis aueit sr %snsa8erst. 8eenen ptl fins
oes ueenlcr @innebisf Souis. naar ben
Ute sr enSa9eret. Sreres fan inpiesses [
@inndbeif eS ct. Glcuo Nctsasr FAINT bce
y. Seads | @eit Seeorab.
u. VI. Samieien.
SoH. GisI.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-12

pile. 5,lHbf III Ban fat grpl.
IurSmarfben. ban ielp bappe laaet
I'll NJ % Waris grpaup.
pa blep ban paa en- Sang cp.
reo en- esen Cub. Def
tsrtes. ION ON iieseu sreb. Sau
penbfe Hs ON. Der fob Rari.
pun areb, men bsnbes zine lpifs,
esentlis baace 10 os sreb bun
paa en- Sang.
"Wari. - ru - bu bar"
Rer par ban life srp for at iaa
last. pan lasoe 5slen, tcs Warl
% iatte bence paa Sang % un.
Der laarer % Smil Tom iaa en-
fulr % COB 5prflarins.
San m pa uipe. at bun bapps
aaaet fcrbi 5crlamlInssbuiet. iut
oa Ole guq ipiaeos. 1ouerns
bapoe braaet benpe meb nuosrli9
Wast. 9un bapos prspet at ltaa
tmpp, mex bappe life fuuiet,-cs
iaa par bun blepen iaa rent betd,
gen. Sele benpes uuspomelip %
ale be lpffeltae Mar rar braaet
fcrbl bsaess Spn, o. bun bapbe
Tom meo Ell Sang iset al ben
urst, bun bapbe siOrt mob Siur
% mob pcr Ssrre. % nu troe
be bun laa dffert, at Bet rar ban.
lom bapDe tail III benbe siennem
lonerne. ca 5ela-pst menre bun
nu--bet par life noset Oiapelsns
Suifrumsnr, Bet.
"IRsn tporbau M bu fat paa
5ela ba, Mart?" irurste Siur,
oa be besse rar blepen rclisere.
"aa, leS renele lise nep til
San'en, ba Bet par Hut ~bercppe.
% enpba eet rar lent, ilap lss
tne, % iaa nj iss BAN iii at tase
- ia, I'll - I'll at lape mia
faa 5ela oa, fjeaner pu", lagce
bun llpt forleseu til.
"6no psussue pa?"
ga. Ter pu, bu flar life BIZ
BON paa mig. Wsn, Ter ou, Bet
Sialet. lcm ou nulis GAP Mig -
ia. bet par bare 5prfanlsllabsb,
al lea lad l9nae bapbe enifet mtg
bet. Ter pu. - Der nj jes bam til
at tase iitsoen".
SIur ia9he lite ucset San laa
bare en- Stunp paa Wari, ION
FAB Of plusbe peo III JorflRos,
stf laa ben, luffspe on 8lten, toq
nOsle Seller % laape benz / ben.
pes Siano.
'Du sr mpe bebre cub ies. Sub
tsne DIG. Wari, - Sill fiat pu
bape isien, % Ct int % sopt aal
bet pRre. O1 laa er Bet bare En-
llns, ies ptt ise big / Apelf
rar ies paa eupplsiens Siapps-
for hete Waua. ~laalanpt bj9lp,
mig @uo".
9a 3ampRIbet nclle Iage sf,
Ter leb ub At Sunbst meb Oil
BUD cmbOrb. prsuepe Ter ipar,
Club cppe fra Stenbruppef, bptt
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Sonernes Wa9t.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-12
gouernes Maat.

(Gn Scrialins fra 7rcmss. tiiu Rc,ir
al 9tis Crrt ~fcrialt al ariftian
@Istrftn.)
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-29
pR. SAGE,s CATARRH REMEDY


SCHENcK's PUIMoNIo SYRUP, SEA WEED TONIC
AND MANDRAKE PILLs.-These deser9edly cee
brated and popular medicines have effected revo-
luton in the healing art, and proved the fallacy
Of several maxims which have for many years OBJ
structed the progress of medical science. The
false supposition that consumption is incurable'
deferred physicians from attempting to find reme-
dies for that disease, and patients afflicted with /
reconciled themselves to death without making an
effort to escape from doom which they supposed
to be unavoidable. 1t is now proved, however,
that Consumption can be cured, and that 1t has
been cured in very great number OF cases (some
of them apparently desperate Ones) by SChenck
Pulmonic Syrup alone; and in other cases by the
same medic ne in conn ctiOn with Schenck Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. one or both, &C
cording to the requirements of the case.
DR.. Schenck himself who enjoyed uninterrupted
good health for more than forty years was sup
Dosed at one time to be at the very gate OF death
his ph ysicians having pronounced his case hope
iess and abandoned him TO his fate. He was cureC
by the aforesaid medicines, snd since his recover
many thousands similarly affected have used Dr
Schenck's preparations with the same remarkable
/ success.
| Full directions accompany each, making II no
| absolutely necessary to personally see Dr. Schenct
unless patients wish their lungs examined, and 10
this purpose he is professionally at his princpa
office corner Sixth ard Arch Streets Phlladelphla
every Monday, where all letters for advice must D.
Il addressed. ,-.
schenck's medicines are sold by all druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-29

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.--Mr. Chandler
stated with reference to the dispatches
that he recently sent to the New York
Tribune. that he took no copies, and that
his impression was that they related to
Oregon, Florida, Louisiana, and perhaps
the South Carolina elections. | first
copies, he said, which they returned to
me. | afterwards forwarded to them all
the remaining Florida copies. Subse-
quently they received, by way of Hiscock,
all the remaining copies of the kilograms.
Evans was at this point recalled and
asked if he had found the original letter
from Bullock, copy of which was read be-
fore the committee yesterday, Evans re-
piled that he had, and he wished TO know
who wrote the copy.
The Chairman-I will tell you who
wrote my copy.
Evans-I don't want to know that,
want to know who copied my letter.
The chairman explained now he came
by it Some weeks ago a man called
upon him and said he had seen q letter
which showed where the missing dis
patches were gone, and that he could pro-
cure copy of it. The man left his ad-
Dress and went away with a request from
Potter to secure such copy. Potter lost
the address and the man did not come
PACK, but one day the former met him on
the street and asked for the letter and the
man handed it to him.
Potter-Could not you tell the mans
name?
Evans-l want TO know his name. That
letter | am confident was copied at NV
desk. | will give new suit of clothes to
anybody who will give his name Laugh
teri
Question-Have you any other letters
from Bullock?
Answer-They are of private nature
altogether.
Chairman perfectly satisfactory
1t was decided to call Tyner tomorrow
Adjourned.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-29
7[LINOIE.
The Legislature.

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 2S.-The general
assembly met today after adiournmentfor for
a week.
A resolution for the creation of a COM
mission to revise the revenue laws and re-
port to an adjourned session, was made the
special order for next Tuesday.
4 resolution to instruct the state repre-
sentatives in congress to urge the improve
ment at National expense. of the Mississippi
river, aud the construction of canal across
Florida, was debated. and made special
order for the same day.
TIE hou7e disposed of several resolu
tions relating to the national finances and
the silver question by sending them to
committees.
Resolutions urging the completion of the
Chicago custom house, and Improvements
Of the harbor at Waukegan were adopted.