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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04

In order 10 ooniribGte - much - possible 70
Coaserrs1re- Denocr1tic Success IN The ap-
proaehsnx campaign. the PLoKID1AH VIII be
fsruished Eor The balance q the present year Tor
ONE DOLLAR This payment vii Include The
sssoss q de eEau-WEEKLT FLoRIDlAx which
VII be ossnnenced On the frEt q July and COZ
firue f0ur month";
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04
LOCAL DEPARrMErT
MASONIC.
1 o.OF.

UMA J. H. BATzx. Newspaper Ads.rs.;..
Agent. II Para Row tTs@41 Baisdinrl -
YORK 10 authorized 10 coDtrAs Tor .a,.-,;..
menis IN TIE FIokIDsAx =. oas be-, r..~.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04
Ocala Banner. Apr,l al


just as We said few weeks back, the ques-
ton Of nominating Governor by the party IL
still severely open. No nomination % Gar has
been made which has o. much significance %
that Of Governor Drew. General Perry, of Pen.
sacola, and Captain Pasco, Of Monticello, are
just now receiving moro or leas notice. But
neither Of them can command the following that
Goveror Drew win be able TO marshal, II he b
90 minded. We believe that he b more indif-
ssrsnt about Il than the two Just named. How
ever, We have no prdudicss- TheFs b certain
standard Of moral excellsnca. mental ability and
hoaossble manhood, whieh ought TO be- ID the
compositiOn q . Govsrnof. II these combine IN
any man hat belongs 10 he Democratic party
ofFIoEida. ~ viii ~ . gsod man to aominais,
10 matter what hls name b. Of from what 40
lion o. The State be halls.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04

~ SrsscRrEEEs viii observe the
sEuss x MARX 90 sAss payer. ~hieA sasna4ss
80 th~sr @xEz 90 srssoxrvTsos sAs ExrzxxD. sn1
rSv.n sA>~s<av~ seosr1l.s5J. AeG . p~p1 -
-. aaa~.D svs1z. n VII @ass positively - Is
su.s...a n 90 snSs.a e ssss0tVnOs - H0< ~
uan.l - -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04

Qqestion. (by Mr. Hunton.( You spoke Of ia,
timi6asion 4 Wills nro and stated that Neaaen
gers who were cent 70 three counties werv lol
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04

they Waxed warm with the contest and grew
loud in words and menacing in gesture, and at
one time II seemed - If there would be pas
sage Of arms between them. Amid the uproar
no motions could be heard, and il any were put
they were as certainly lost. The repeated ap-
peals for "order -" order r -" order 4 Pr
from the chair were unheard and fruitless alto
gether, and the continual tap of the gavel only
served 70 add TO the din. Amer awhile the storm
began to abate, and, after good deal Of ps-s-h-
sh-h-ing, the motion was put and the report Of
the committee adopted @ amid many and loud
"Noesl!T
When the turbulent elements had again spent
their Jury and began TO subside into quiet, w.
g. Stewart, Postmaster at this place, was called
upon 10 address the convention. Amer dec eat
show Of hesitancy he took the stand and began
by congraiulAting II on the good order and una
nimity attendant upon the occasion-but ct this
juncture he was interrupted and requested to
give away to the Committee ON Resolutions who
were ready 10 report To this there were violent
objections urged from different parts OF the house
they didn't want him to give way-had given
way too much already committee could wait
&C. But those who started the move, and who,
no doubt, had private reasons for having the
resolutions offered before Stewart spoke, carried
their point and the speaker withdrew. when the
following resolutions were read and adopted:
Rssoisad By LAs Hpublaaas ef L1os eosnsv, N
ObsssnticR aMsm5la9: That We hereby instruct
our delegates 70 the State Republican Convention
% US their best emdeayofs 10 eIect only such
delegates n the Mati0nal Oonyenlieu 60 win
hardly favor end vote Scx The n0nninations q
Grant and HGklie - s.., i.
Il 3. Ia Gen Gmnl We recognize the erealesl
living Amsrican a0ldiss and Statesmen, whose
, 1880-11-30

6rsrfaf Dttpdfth 10 The Chicago Tribune
INDIANAPOLIS. Int.. Nnv. al.-rresi'!ent EInm-
innnl III tho indianapolis. Drunttr s. Spring
Hold ltaIlron,l claims Tint hIs Compa1ly Is tho
legal s,tcecssor tU tho franchises Of tho lndllls,n
& Illinois Ccntrul 1tond, uni that although tho
Supreme Court lsalls tho s{o OU ra!sct! IN Centre
Township for the ,atter corporation baplz t., TIM
tuwtlst[p nxaIn. yrt to tas hui glseu up bls cln
IL tho money. Thu officers assert tlilt usl1rr tllu
provisions Ut iii nut Of thu ueMernl Assembly,
l4lsse4l alnrc tho tno III tho forfeiture 1t IL stI
untitled to tho td0.01 md only short ttlno iIrp
Prcatiunt 1lA1unnlh publicly announced tlu.t
when In Init }lit Ills shops weat Ut tlLa river III
complete WarktnE order 1N VIII gc!1lY Ia tlen,aIsl
tho money lru.n th.. County Commissioners
UunrEU Z. Smith, for iiyu ycnra private scctc-
tnry Ut ua- -Onr. Gr.,swnlt, Or Michigan, has uu-
csptctl II aInnr lb.ltton With S,tiirrintcment
t;t!otlrch, of il,n Indianapolis, iIetatur& SPRING
iit!f lta1lrms, ou'cr'1s "t'un thosclaasgo III his
: C0l. Tllul,,is 4. seott and party, travelling by
special truth, GAlllu In oAry this morning ir.lIil
81. !tMl's by tho vaaia, mud left ly t.lo TAU
llAnllG.
Tll0 scarcity Of cnrs lnr l,nntlng freight Is he.
Rnn!iIg to show itself III tic REDUCED number Ut
gnls reeniyctl And farwAnlt.d. Tho uslln,nr
hRnett last w1uk wsls lG.pxJ, aguttst l1,eHl lilo
previous w1gk. Thu number III !nAuG.l eurs
handled wis; Eiceuiyed. 7Ns3i forwarded. 7,il.;
lo:nl, lAuat: shuwllK ta.ltnK utF Ut 3Sd cnrs As
Conlparcd With tho prvSlutsa W0ck.
, 1880-11-30

PtirLADEtpnIA, Nov. 31.-Tho statement Is
taadc upon nppnrently good authority tlat the
t"".Wo,Uh necessary tn secure tho Issue Of tic
deferred Encbnlc bonds Of thu Philadelphia &
1scNl'ing 1lHfiroad Company hnro trctt secured,
n'id That II deposit Will be fnntlo Thuratiny next.
When thIs llAs been tinne Guwcn Will iruyc TOR
EHropG with n, vIrw bf Ct,,lst1tnfrlns sfux tho
tGlietnt md relieving tho Company 1ronl lluil.
cat embarrassment.
, 1880-11-30

Srttfa1 D4patcA 10 The Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Scb., Nov. aJ.-T. L. Ktmbnlt, Assist
mt Hc,ierHl Manager of tho Union raclHe, nc
cs'tnpaslIet by Assissnnt General Freight Agent
Shelly and Freight AlRt|tor Qohlc. left fnr ben
YER tt.tiny to Inspect tho newly acqlrci Dtnscr
4 sn,'t., i'nrk Itond. aud tu plst themselves OIL
freight mastnrs AMI tho general operations of
management Jim, /. uoneral Munger Ciurk
'l"1afiGt fur Cn1farrn to-tny. md will rert,lIu
A"ny several mouths. III hopes Ut fully rccuver-
tlE lis farmer health.
, 1880-11-30
FRANCE.


NE C1ssEy's ADyEltsAn1Ea.
PAINS, Nov. aO.-IatRant, III defending
himself, delivered n violent mud Insulting
tlrado against Gcli. tfn Cfsscy. A. largo crowd
chGeretl IsorhGfOrt as hg left court.
Tho Socialist PAPER proposes 4 subscription
to cover tho ilues IN tho Dc Ctsscy case, willis
Gen. tle Cissey intends to give tho damages
awarded him to The military fund.
The leniency Of Tho sentence scems due 10
two rcasnis: Firstly, tho Judges thought Il
Parliamentary Investigation might reveal
something, and thDy cuu,l not, therefore, fnl.
poyo MI lrrcmcdinhlc pcnalty like i,aprfsnn-
mcnt; secondly, the imprisonment Of tho tle-
fGndnMts might lluyo lod to demonstrations
fl ttc streets ntnl clubs. Tho Judgment, how
ever, perfectly rehabiitatcs Gun. do Clsscy,
but the officers of tie army seem mitch lrr1-
tatcd ut tho Judgment, Of which they cnllnot
exactly comprehend thu motives. ....
ATHEISTS.
Several persons wore arrested yesterday
whlc proceeding to Lit Vnllois Cemetery to
ulnko demonstration ut tho grave Of tho
Communist Forre.
T11E P1orort1OSE.
Prof. Graham Bulls lectures OIL the plloto-
pllono ln Paris have takcn tho hearts Of the
French scientists by ator.It. rrof. Bells
greatest difficulty Is tint he cantlnt speak the
french 1nnguagc, and Is compelled to talk
through MI Interpreter. ,rhu French sc1c,l-
lists believe tlat tho pllotophono Is not only
possibility, hut II probability, and tilnt Trof.
Bell will accomplish anything ho undertakes
In tho way Of electrical inventions. Ile Is b.
inE entertained III II llosp!tA4le manner.
REQUIEM SERVICE.
pAn1s, Nov. M.-A requiem service In mom-
S,f $art T 4ftsfns hail $.,
, 1880-11-30

1av.As LUZ stliIlENpElt or nuLCIaNo.
d1sts"toS, Nov. D.-'rhe Turks kcut ut d
Nontase VI to0 pnces On tho untry Of Tho
tha haateflns a.te Into Dulclyno. Delegates frou,
ntt i" ssa ard Gel. pettoslc aud stuff were
ner,:s aepntation OF citizens. Thu Monte
\ " s,,'. aaE Was hotstud Oil tue fortress viii,
eakt '"''''s-o''o guns 1ha t0Wls ii
sesr,nss ,spatcfl % from NadsIc says the Monte
'''' aafe sent forces to guard us uvw
, 1880-11-30

bFfttd4 UFpltth 10 NE ChteUoH IFIbHHts
TotE'H'. O., INV. -. 3.-tntcrGsted parties hnr-
Ing sent out Il ttntetncnt by specials 10 certafn
tMless Tint tho report Ut purchase By 8. y. Fisk.
t!cket br1'krF. of this city. Ut n h!uck OF i.lko
Erfe & Western ntnl ChIcago &: Atiun unlimited
tickets o! over sef)NAt. w,s merely M ntlvcrtis-
ln9 sl!.12e, yhlr correspondent to-hAy called
upon lieu. e. =. th,olltilc cashier nf tho Mrr-
tEhnt* National Hunk. who nssertel ttlIt III hts
kn1wlGttas the pisret,nse wns n,lc. tnnr,Gy p!lld
over, MID the traHsAnt!n,t WIS II Duiic iu nne.
, 1880-11-30

N . . L 1E14ks
An EMrEnol!'s ASxtvEfsA1ly.

An EMrEnolI's ANXtvEtlsAilY.
VIENNA, Nov. *. On Tuesday there vii!
bo inaugnratci throughout tile Empire Il
series Ut grand celebrations Of the centenary
Of the accession Of Joseph II. to tho throne.
Tho EXERCISES will consist OF solenn church
services, 0rutlo1ls, sa!utcs, etc. M ,len0ll-
strntiD,s Of n political character will be iser-
lhit.c.l, rs tho Internal conlition Of the
Empire Just now Is not sucl, ns I'd admit Ut
political agitation
, 1880-11-30

TIE WAH On TIE JEW5.
13Eln1N, Nov. W,-Suntlay appears to l,o
tho ,tay selected In Berlin for thu general re-
llewaf Of tie petty warfare npon lie nniort-
tt1lto Jews. Yesterday several disturbances
occurred, bnt no serious results nrc rcportctl.
placartls, but those wero Afterwar1 surrepti-
tfously replaced.
, 1880-11-30

NEW S0RK. Nnys :t-Tho Missouri, Kansas &
Texas tsatrutni Company contracted on F,ttlny
Inst with Tho rpllli'g-1nflls fur .,00 TINS of steel
rnilan for Its extension from len!st,n 10 Com.
nrxt9 on tho Hi, trnndc. The coI,tr,lct pslne
agreed !,tt'I1 WIS private. hit Is said to hHve
leeN u very favorable rascs for tho raIlroaL
cu1npAily.
, 1880-11-30
A REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE.

1lioSsust O.. Nov. :s'.-Tho funeral yestcrtiay
Of tho contci wolnnl,, strs. Agnes brown, wns
The .Rost remarkable OCCURRENCE thnt ever took
p!ace In this cu1nty. Thu tlece,ls1d ,lIrsl at tho
asa Of lD ycars, md thu funcrGl Sermon was
trcnche.l by MI nltl.tttna acquaintance frdn
Nunin. H., WIN Is IN hs ltntll ytAr nt,t bus tupn
In tho ministry ur tho Hnste slnce lHE...
, 1880-11-30

6, ,r, NV '"'e ~ ,,' A,nao,, .ra,,,sa = .,,. ~ ~
ntl"nR' VI o 'ousu' iore"n ~ nnn ~
regarding Tho extension OF TINT rtsd tu t;llnylis
unl thu city OF Mexico, bus called forth from
tl,v san Francisco Chronicle .he following
editorial, whleh SHOWS that tho people OH tho
rac:fc nru fully nppruciatiug tho Importance Of
l.iuso ,,s :, e1,"na.'.As. H.n..s!'. ~. ....
r,,t. Ms"mnt'. II: iitwfv i,Urns. ~ III tS,1.
:. III, ,ss ~ H., tn+ H. @
issi yhn" ,hut HIM IL t,M;C1,.si -, tr,io -
,rn,u, f r,,a a's .,I o. M oG III, ill., III VIII"
G:stra r;1 tS s,,'Sr! ';, NJ s% y %iin tao SSiy
u t exlco :nt gor Stnt ,a mgI 49, ~ ' s ,nGs e. @ l9
t,n 1et NV luo eoir.etn VI tnis ssl u nnt
lfoln @ tM9 pressnt daac. Iho Gnea'9u lM1pgr
no s s91 NJ, IN s1 nnIf ut NJ (n ~ ~,
VIII, viii; nj posse " sneed tsn @ bo,, HUH ci,'is, % a,,
iln!t tltat I'rt frotn @ @S4nyIn's to- lis,'MoslIlp
~ nov nSn1rty 1ot1e jns w. ,htist msko wnn
!l,at t|Haynas viz Ai6ti1.,erq'!s viii Go: e9i:
It wiii ~ ~ NAV 10 no cnuetr sitn tSe, t or tb1~S a
thD eosiSeney ot tu l"s"r sr, o. 'nS S'nXsan AZ M
Gnsrt"et. M t.. M ,!. s1rg ius!n9r IT,, t"uu tne re, M
.ny4,as isola Is alnisaIa II - the cxnsctation %
M ~ W. H. t,.tn so :" Mv nv ,ns n @ t ~" aii",,
Is'ams @ n!s,ro" % ill., sn,t M Ancr.. .'S mi an,'i
s rote .s ~ Is a ST. t5a! Gs 81 1s 10 m sIsI s ~ ,o 10
asla'!ds ana so9''' Avrts + f. y rt trag
rS re so IN ai. g ah anes9 nr eI1es w Is
i liz snrtest 1nS 's s 10 &c ss o
H !s :! VII e S H!i%!'!
southern l,lSiile. ana wy t.E ! rSrt a5 arizona
!,nrth II tho Ing Or W. soiither,i I'tSis r,F,t.
te, ,y 'oSfs e %sy !" s exfo Mn S M1 .s ss
sss.is viii iinss a'x 'S Tavs::o; 81 ,:; VIA NV
, 1880-11-30
pochefort Wants Monuments to
Commemorate Its Bloody
Work.
Tie Panama Canal Scheme Talk
ing d Fresh Start in
Paris.
Weekly Review OF the English
Crop Outlook and Bread.
stuffs Trade.

IN
r,,r 1,IaTt,1,,,rn 1,,sruterq
n,.rr,r Nov. Yl-tr1r rcsnl,,tinn of tin
r,htn", mt n rrsnrt IN rocrc,o,, hnI,,n,,sr,1
rsr~ s"uc rrrat dsan,mi}i,mcut ontI apnrnl,eua[on
,"o,,,, ann Mi c,ussrs In tia ist.lrhr districts.
TFa~ 1:tiI INK M With nJnrm nt tho uros,,cct or
,nura n,,trorps nnI witlrr-snrpnt] tn,fmitlnt1nn
mt ,,1.nffrrfim. 'rhern ts rood rrosn,, to
ipcvr i lin Excentlyo will try tn show l,y
rr.ntor oc,,yitv mi nner,rv t,nt ti,ov nnsscsa
snarIcnt mwrr In tI,e or,lInary inv, rho
Ist,,,hrd ,I,stric.a nro i]om]rtl with Cnn.
,tnluIary and military, and nil the resources
A. ,hn rn,,,m,nn.l nf ti,, nnthnrltIre oro nvnfI.
ale when seu,,irctl for protection of life and
proterty. but tho secret nnI co1up!eto or
sanitation OF tho Leagues enables them
10 ant[ripato movements of tl,o Con-
1tabulary, and In some instances dcfeat
lhvul Tiore can bo litlfu .ioubt the orgaui-
,a,fon of t],e nnvucs IL rontlcrnl ,cnst rnrfoc+
md forn,tlublo by connection with tj,o FL.
nIan systen. II " thfs lint ,nnkrs tntimIltn-
lion M Irresistible. In soyne districts It Is
ptaetiecl wtth rrrat suh,lrtv and skin. so
lint ,ha unthoritles ar. 1tunl,io to counteract
Il, Thcy can tlrnl on1y viii, nncn ncts of
violence. whjcb are avoidrl nd much M ms
t|bIc. willis 1,,oro r,rtct,,al systrm nj ,er-
to,Ism il IN arrletI IN uutlpr an extarnnl nil
peara,co Of traur,,!tjtv.
:, nrIyFnt,cruryrs.
The (3nycruuent Inns tIcri,1rd IN refnforce
the Blrr garrison nv g0) uc,l. ,,nd tn t]Isuutch
tronks 10 Uapagfcr. portn1nu. nnd seyeral
otler smalt wrster,, lawns.
WHAT IT COST.
Tho to,a] cost nf thn Doycntt no1tof arm.
tttton I, r,n nv,
, 1880-11-30
boundary, which 30 far Inns been maintained
1uftttuuf mi

boun,ta.r ,.,I,t.,,, -. F.. T.. ,..
,vtt,nmt in,orr,'',f" T." '"' 4"A' oeei' ''''''"e"
'"'.'a. .'.a.
rb, Albanian, ,,',... ..'',! .,.u,+
nnlrn,, i,", "'u ',' '''''. !" "'o S"ppol'o u
r,,r 80. ,.r,,,,. ",u., .",'..ss., .r,'',s,s,.,
n ec,,,o ,,r,.,,"i';,, ~. H.. '.....' ,,.
n,nI,rrs lin, ran,a, ~ ."s H.. " .,,s tom ~ "'ne'
un,Inn, t ,vt', ,,t " M o.s ~ t, tn '.sss.'
mi "'' "o' os''''"'o AVA s'o p''''
,r,,or, !. .o,,,,, T.. ,'.'tt., H.. ,,.....,
ernr,,r nctfnu II, ,,,',,r,, ~ 1,mio,,,,.' ~ d.,
,m,1v t,. IN, M 1,i,,s "t.,.,., - H. !" w
iwn1au ,,,,r', " ,'nrt, ".u ~. .,,nn y" 1c ~
rui;t",a h.. 1,.,, ~ Ill.,, . ~ 1 M', rsp'' ~
titm, In I'm, gm,ta s,",vs .,... H., H.,
,movc,na,, f,,r a,,,,n,,' !. ~ IT.. H.. ;au"a s .mo
,,t,,,.r,.
rnxu,v r,v .s,"H onr,,s,o,,,o,,, ~ ~ H.,
rIucx n t,rna,,r,trt,,, ,,,,,,,'tt,,.. ,,,'n,,
, 1880-11-30

aPEe1ak DKspafeh 70 1hs ChHaQo 7FlbuHkv
MADISON. Wiz, Nor, D.-lta!iroad Conlnls-
sioner Tueuor Aaa received Information from
the prosldent of tho Northern taollo 1taiiToAd
Company TINT the casteFu axtena&on of that
road has not boon permanently located to cross
tho Wisconsin Centrul Uail5oad Ut AarouXo. but
, 1880-11-30

OMAHA, Set.. Suy, .9.-.tn order has been
Issued nppo!ntlng &. y. sscbbins, GrnurRl Ticket
Agent of the unlnn Pacific halfway; j. ".
Morse. GenGrn! Passenger Agent, ind D. ".
Hitchcock, General Western Insscnger Agent.
, 1880-11-30

BUSINESS NOTICES,

ErncAlisteTsK Cough Mixture il tho
most. rcltnhlo ant! sRte rnu'edy. Every fnmtly.
stnttl.l tlAvelt far wEtkpng .et,liQt, and Group.
sole manufacturer For snlo ty nll druggists.
, 1880-11-30

Tito 7'ubllc Will I3u.xnra ur II I1rnutlu-
lrns Initiation Of I,nbblus' Electric Elal INV
tHinE forced IN tho tnarkst ny fnIsrnpresGtlta.
it0tl. II viii r,lln my clnthos wsSleI with it,
Insist liluu having DnbhIns Electric.
, 1880-11-30

Tho Nttarat asitl tilUst extensive f0lble-
oilthio .net,lGlue hnlisu III The unlie Htairs Is
!nat o. taettkG rs aHS,. !"vtiR "se a., r""Ga y
NJ IL EtArk street.
, 1880-11-30

Ent1ucnt nr. II. II. Walton, Annapolis,
NIL. writes; Ct,!luI'a lteIRs Liquid tsxtrnrt If
lIrGf IL s,lMHtUr tn ENl.I.lver Oh Or nnyikiliR
have ercr used III wastetl nr inquired c0nssitu.
lions.
, 1880-11-30


About week aKo u highly sensational dis.
pntch Wis scnt frum baltimore to II morning
paper I'll this city. giving tho tlVlNiEs Of I'LL ex.
tn,isto robbery uu Pullman palauo-par ncar
tllut, city. Tho Itom nlrnttonul tho nAutps Ut
Muplp who wcro r0blIe.t ,llltl tho uniuurts stopn
from tlIenl with yreat particularly. hll It wns
nxtrNalSely copied throughout tho rbnIltry, IL
WIS eu!tl thMt lelGgtlsts WGru IlGilt44l
OF tho r0lssIpry. hut thotr c!rt,rea Wurn
unsuccessful in cifcelin9 Il capture Hf tho tlilct
Or thieves, Inquiry Wls Mtup Mt tho a'llica 0f
thu Pullman tAr Company III this clty Hs 10 thu
truth Ut thu sllacl,. wtssH II WIS authoritative
~ d0Is!gtf. Tho nNcsits u! Tho cnnill1y IN ltAttt'
tilttEo Washington, Asii elsewhere knew initt'a,K
aud t,Gar,l nothtny Ut Tho t1li'lHr} ts tho itc-
count wix published IN thu papers, Ail Hrp ~ u
loss tu ktfw llnw lhg st)ry untlA hIvh Gr9il x0f~
ton up. Tho EuaiImny are trytlR to tihl mt
tt,w Whn tho ntlti,iIr Of tLe IltsMtGh W!s. uili
Whit uject tlp ilail In manufacturing aud krr-
tllK It, Thu baltimore P1tHl1lEc HhllwHy EnHt-
lltl.y arU nlso trytn9 a. tcrrut out thu PARTIES
who gut UP fllo 1lsPAtesa III tluostlon.
THE WESTERLY INDIANA DEPOT.
Tho now pnsscnycr.t'cpot of tho ChtcAgo {;
Wtstern Indiauu ItaIr and Company OIL Twelfth
streut, cOr.ur of Thir,l ayc,uG, IL rapidly nrtr-
Ing completion. Enough huaiwAy his nlready
becn ,,4.to to allow tho lga.,s Ut Tho Chicuwo l.
Eastortl lnuis to run lnt0 it. Thu lr,It.s Ut thla
Company will hereafter urrtyo Ut alll depart
IRON tho new depot Us follows: NAy oxpreKs,
leave ut 5:A a. uas urrlYe ut 4;IR. M.; Hush-
, 1880-11-30
FOREIGN.

EORElGN.
Great Growth Of the Land
League in Numbers and
Influence.
tta Secret Workings a Pro"
found Mystery to the
Constabalary Army.
noycott's Garden Tr'&'k III
nully Secured Mt u
Cost Of $4,000.
Additional Particulars Of the o.
oupation Of the City Of
Dhlcigno.
rho Inhabitants Accorded Lii.
orty Of Worship and Gen.
cral Amnesty.
3ipns that the French Com
mune Is Still Ripe for
Mischief.
pochefort Wants Monuments to
Commemorate Its Bloody
Work.
The Panama Canal Scheme TAX
ing q Fresh Start in
Paris.
Nfeokty Review OF the English
, 1880-11-30

No other Whisker pYo equa!s All's-d0 oonts
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-08

A RulNouS Loss loss OF bodily hs.
sue greatly IN excess Of the natural dqily
waste which takes place in the hcaIthiest
phlyslcai and mental structure, and but for
which waste life and youth might be inded.
nitrIy prolonged is cnmIed upon those
whose vital powers are weak and ncryou.
system fragile. To arrest this uiaaus los.
and brace the system, course of Hostel.
tiers Stomach Bitters IS the proper agent
Tone TO the nerves, vigor and regularity to
the digestive organs and liver arc amony
the blooms conferred upon the dcsiitated
and sick OF both sexes by this incstimsbl.
medicine, which more than any known
tonic tends to check the progress of unnstu.
raj and premature decay Sleep, renewed
relish for food are both obtained hy the
nervous and dyspcptic through i's u,a
winch Is also the mean, Of ln5uriug thr So,
ten to encounter safely malarous a'm1,
pheTic influences.
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LETTER List.
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UNCALLED
FOR ~ THE roSrOFFlcE Al CAIRO, iii.
FEBRUARY .th, 1880.

FOR ~ THE rOSrOFFiCE Al CAIRO. III
FEBRUARY ,th, 1890.
LADIES
Benton, Amuda; Baker. Fanny; Coalev,
Frank; Churchill, Henrietta; Cook, Annie.
Clark, Em'nn; Caswcll, Li2hic; Danny Mary
f.; Davis, Chas. Mrs: Emric Justin, r. ;
Fluthcr, Marie; Frccmon, Mary; Gennlngs,
Mrs; Gotcwood, Asa; Hendricks, Clara I;
Hamilton Rosie IIeaille Emma; Harris,
Norma; Hendrix, Milly; johnson, Amchia
Jos,ns, Matte; Jones. Magg; Kelley Elm.
beth; Lather, Mandy MOURN, W; MilliSin,
Butin; Moore, Lizzie: Okjcl, Mrs,
Randolph, Maggie; Randall L.; Roberts,
Susan. Ross, Dora; Roock, Ida; Shugrow,
Katie; Shaw, Minnie; Smith, Anna; Tuy.
Tor, Nelly; Williams, JelIenc, Wise, Julia.
GENTLEMEN
Anderson, $. g.; Armstrong, Henry Bal
ley, AItctd, Bciland, Frank; Bambrck,
Michael Bridges, :. D.; Bowler, william;
Bowler, william; Bryant John; Greet,
Berry; CouIycr, Frank; Crumpton, Isaac;
Caldwell, John; Cullon, j. s.; Clcwcnt, c.;
Carson, John D.; Callahan, Thos,; Grad.
dick, s.. Craig, Henry A.; Delaney, Jim;
Dyer, Nathan; Derby, S; Evans, Charles;
Fiede, Geo; Ferris, Jas +; Green, Frank;
Gray, j.. Hamilton, DR.. Jas; Howell,
James; Henerson, James; Hardin, Oranges
Jordan, Anthony; johnson, &. j.; johnson,
Chas. H.; Sobnson, j j.; Johnson, j.;
SONGS, Wallace Jones, Tobe; Karncy,
sam; Luke, M. NJ; Lynch, David; Myers,
y. f.; Machina Y Carter Madden, Geo.
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ony near Wetaug. Mr. Height has donat.
ed to the fathers two tracts of land contain
ing together 300 acres, The father has
purchased an intervening tract Of 200 acres,
and proposes TO settle thereon colony from
the east. A church and school will be es
tablished, and mills and factories erected.
The Benedictincs are famous agricutu.
rlst', and not only in Europe, but in Penn.
SyIyania, Iowa, Minnesota Kentucky and
Kansas they have been effective in rcmod.
cling and improving prevalent shp-shod
methods in farming. Their Touring and
wooden mills are famous for their products,
aud enable them to be not only wholly
selt-supporting bnt to support and educate
large numbers Of the poor children, or.
phaned and abandoned in the cities; thus
creating useful and industrious popua-
ton, from what would otherwise form an
element of danger to the commonwealth.
The founder Of the order, 81. Benedict,
wasanobc Italian bora about 1870. lie was
so shocked at the prevailing immortality
which characterised the period when the
Roman empire was crumbing to pieces
that he abandoned his studies in the city
of Rome, and bctook himself to solitude
where he employed himself in manuel
labor and prayer.
He was soon surrounded by many other,
who chose, like himself, to lead life of
labor and prayer apart from the tcmpta.
tons Of an are and nation notorious for
their Iceution-ness
The order spread all ever Western En-.
rope where it has ever since held q great
reputation for thc sanctjty Of it, members.
II Was one OF III, first orders 10 establish
itself in America, aud where they have
not been in thc way Of ambitious po.iti.
clans, they have invariably succeeded in
imbuing the people amongst whom they
were, with habit, Of industry and economy.
K nh, the greatest PrutcS mt authority on
ecclesiastical matters, has spoken volume,
in their praise IN his sinigc sentence TINT
each Benedictne Abbey va, q ccu,r, Of
local good and Christian civilization.
The chef characteristics Of the members
Ar. mtnupl i4bur and ,hplianan VIu
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Netrr IN hereby given that VIII Ice Al fla. i,,IIuu
ING named places. al the tine below
STAGED Tor The purpose of collecting The
Revenue Of Alexander County, illinois,
for the ycsr l5ia Sr.. and all person.
vAntiug to save the pengity at one pc. cent nor
month viii sae advantage Of the collectors visits
Indicated below Bnd pby .hrlr taxes in their own
precincts.
Al store bouse OF Durham n Cauhe IN town
Of Elco, in lIa3leWood precinct. On Wriuc.dgy.
January alst, 4 u 1870
At the store house of Henry lIuusSckrr. ia t,Wn
al Sandusky, in Sandussy precinct TN Tbur-day.
January 2!nd A. y 1880
At store house Of Is. 4 Curtis. 10 town oil Hodge =