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Peter HANNA is the duly authorized
agent for Rock Springs and Colorado
coal. s14-tf
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Eminent DR.. VIM. Alex. Greene

MACON, GA, writes: 1 have tested
the virtues Of Colden's Liebig's Liquid
Extract of Beef in debility, weakness,
depression, dyspepsia, loss Of appetite
and nervous Affections, and have found
it the best remedy 1 ever used. For
sale by Addoms s. Glover.
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Ready made clothing in great variety
and at the lowest prices, at
m2-tf SMITH u HARRNaToN's.
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Girl wanted for general homework.
Apply at Mrs. w. +. Swans, 18th
street. o20 II.
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The Nobbicst Overcoats in the city,
at Polack's. s16-tf
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Beauties, those apples at c. H.
Webb's. o2Ot6
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Expressing Done.

A. q G. Bitters are manufactured
and sold by Addoms & Glover. a23tf
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Forthe best job of paper hanging and
calcimfning go to futile, 3l8 Hill
street. o15-1m
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Engraving in all its branches is done
ZEHNFR, JACKSON & BUECHNER's.
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Done promptly, at reasonable rates, in
the LEADER job office. tt
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Come and try that Curbor Scarf, the
latest out, at Hellman's. o21-3t
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Call early at webb's and get a fine
barrel of apples. o20t6
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The best line of Trunks to be had il
the city, is at Hellman's. o2l-3t
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Try the Rock and Rye, sold by Ad.
doms & Glover. au23tf
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For fire sign painting 20 to futile.
318 Hill street. o15-1m
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CARPETS,
CARPETS,
CARPETS.
AT Craig Il Gardner,s. o10tf
At Craig & Gardeners.


An engine and saw mill, q few miles
from Copperopolis Or Hartville. For
particulars apply to
oc11-tf ADDoMs & GLOVER.
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American Jockey Club Cigars at
helman Bros. sep1Otf
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HONE BREWERY.

When you want anything in the
clothing line, 60 to Polack's. s16-tf
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Compound Blackberry Cordial pre-
pared by Addoms & Glover, cures Sum-
mer Complaint, Collie and Diarrhea.
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Underwear at any price. at
s16-tf POLACK,s.
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A large assortment of clocks at
ZEHNER, JACKSON Il BUEcHNER's,
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For fine watch repairing,
ap2otf DAVID MILLER, 18th street.
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G. II. webb's for choice apples.
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An electric appliance commended and used
by the medical profession because OF Its giv-
Ing the mild. continuous current and concen-
trating its power upon nerve and muscular
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nervous disorders SO common in these high
trated book upon Medical Electricity, or cur
Ing diseases without drugging the stomach.
Enclnse = cts. postage. YOUNG AND MID
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Boots and Shoes at
Ap4-tf Smith & Harrington's.
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Go to Polack's for Clothing.

Rock & Rye at
Addoms & Glover's.
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CARPETS.

A full stock just received at Craig &
Gardeners. o19tf
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For first class watch work go to
ZEHNEE, JACKSON & BUECHNER's
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The res. Of Ezperiment.

The finest Of Printing done a I thI
Office. Call and see samples. If
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Rock s. Rye cures coughs and colds.
Sold by
Addoms s. Glover. tt.
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A. & G. Bitters are the best.
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, 1881-03-27
HANNIBAL ~ ST. JOE.

The annual report OF the Hannibal & ST. Joe
Railroad for the year ending DEC. 81, lsso, which
has just been issued. is a document Of which the
managers may we'll feel proud. The success
achieved during the year has been phenomenal.
The road has been greatly Improved uudeF 11s
present officers in all respects, Its business Tast-
ly enlarged, and its proftableness assured Tho
earnings were <2,s61, ,390.5l: the operating e1-
penscs, $1S0o, 170.61, leaving the net earnings,
$1,251 ,619.S8. The income Of the Company aside
from the earnings Of the road WAS as follows:
Receipts from sales Of free land, $63G 018 inter-
est, 50 toral,S ,S69 e64.42- The expenditures
on construction and equipment we're Sl4:,4l7'5.
The road has no Heating debt. The road owned
Joseph. main line, aN miles; st. joseph to
Atchson, extension Of matn line, 10 miles; Can-
eron & Kansas City Brunch, IS miles; Palmyra
Quincy Branch, ID miles: making the total
length OF main track 29i miles,
During the year twenty miles of track
have been laid with steel, making an agRreInte
have ulso been Put it, The 3o0V tuns Ct steel
rails which it Is intended to purchase during
1881 will leave no iro1 rails In thu track between
a large amount of work hns been done ON the
equipment in the way Of rebuilding and lin
proving It. In addition to keeping the current
repairs up,-ail nf which has been cnargcd 10
operating expenses.
The laud sales show very favorably: an active
demand for iands continues to exist, and pay
AOANS AA~S*-~
promptly.
The net income from lands amounted to $500
791.41. From these receipts $63.flo-l8 bus been
paid Into the Company's treasury. From tho
balance the Farmers Loun & Trust Company
hAs paid the intorest on the land. grant bonds.
and $:U0,Uu0 have been drawn in IN accordance
With the provisions Of the trust
The contrlcts with the Missouri Pacific for the
use Of the road between st. joseph and Atch!-
son, together with the terminal facilities at
those places, and wIth:the ChIcago. Rock Island
Pacitic for hauling their freight between Cam
eron and st. Joseph, have been executed and arc
in force. .....-.-
The second track Mt Kansas City. between the
bridge and Union Depot, tho cunstrucelon OF
which for joint use with the Chicago & Alton,
heretofore referred to. has been completed. and
the rental to be paid by that Comptny Tor It's
use fixed by arbitration at $500 per year.
4 contract Is Also in negotiation with the
Union Pacific for use by the st. Joseph Vest
ern Branch OF the yard and depot at St. Joseph
A Union Depot nas been completed at Atchi-
SOD, the 6Iock, AS in the case Of the one at Kan
sas City, being owned 10 equal shares by the rail-
roads in interest, the Company having one
seventh.
4 Union Depot Company on similar basis is
now organized for the erection ut buildings at
ST. Joseph, ana one is contemplated In Hannibal.
The buildings at both places will probably be
completed during 1881.
, 1881-03-27

It was to perform the business
lCiIes OF "Gond boy" and apptapse,I It
naa been said that he was a politician. His
Wtenn1chate \ mo T friends said he was poor onet
H. liaa oeen said that, If elected, he would
ttl tsll ule CITY III the interest of the bummers,
uH gamblers, aud houses OF prostitution.
ne then referred to newspaper prophesies
previous to his last election IN order to show
uiat they were untrue, saying that, instead of
sclin be1ag at Is, there was no scrip, and the
per cent city bonds, in lieu. of being below
par, were selling at 12l, the 416 per cents ut
lOt- and the Is at LOB. He was especially
proud that the policemen and frcmen lad
been paid IL gold and daddles'dolI merely
as clange." lie had broken all the rings, and
smashed any that appeared ut the City-Hali.
With characteristic egotisnl, ne claimed all
the glory for the results OF Mayor HeatIl's
policy, which he was shrewd enough to carry
out TO a certain extent, iusiifytng his 'trigid
economy which has been an injury to the
city, OH the ground of desire to ret rid Of
SCRIP 4AdyertInyy to the charge that the city
was full of gamblers and prostitutes he ad-.
mltted its truth, saying that neither gambling
nor prostitution could be stopped, but claim
ing that he held bnt! In clleck-alt that could
be done. In conclusion, he asked all Demo
Gratis to do their duty and he would be re-
elected. He advised all who were offered
money to take it. and then to vote the Demo-
cratic ticket. This would be the only speech
he should make during the campaign.
TIE Convention then adjourned with cheers
for Harrison.
, 1881-03-27
ELECTRIC HdIR BRUSH.
EDISON 0UTD0nE.
Wonderful Effect Of Electricity.
REMARKABLE WONDER.
Which is Creating a Revolution.


February u. lesL
For the nrst time In MT life induced to give
a Testimonial Noticing In some paper an advertise
ment OF Dr. scotts Electric Hair Brush. sont 500
for one, and ind 1t indeed remarkable brush Ny
wife has for years suffered with headaches. The
brush cures them At once Severnt friends have used
It headaches. and It has nsver faled~> Ny wife
MAS also getting premntuzefJ bald. but the brush has
entirely stopped the falling hair md started new
Growth use it to remove dandruf. and 1t works
like charm. Five times tho cost would not uuy ny
brush 4 could not rcpace L. To-day bought Of
McAfmont druggist ct this place, two brushes to
send to friends who have tried mine and requested
mo to buy for them. Col. Ponder: Mayor ot Walnut
Ridge, was attacked by sewers casa Of sick head
ache while At mJ house. He was very sick. Nj wife
proposed to try the brush. which be finally consented
to do. with no faith In It, however In three min
utes he said he never felt better in hts life, and
directed me to send him brush have author.
lied McAlmont, the druggist TO use my NINA In
recommending It.
Tours truly,
GEORGE THoRNBuRGH
Speaker OF the HouAe Of Representatives. !
Little Rock, Ark
Mr. Thornburgh is also Grand High Prisst Royz1
Arch Masons and Past Grand Maater Of Masous Of
drkunsax~
This testimonial came to us unsolicited, and ret
such every day. Pamphlets mailed FREQ. This re-
markab!e Brush hns with grent success and u
warrapsed to eure Nervous or Bilious Headaches Ia
IRE ur seven minutes cure Neufal2ln and Rheuna-
tlsm In two to I've minutes, and to quickly stop fall
Ing hair and badness All dealers authorized to
retnrn the price II not represented. Beautiful
Pure Brs1e Brush. We will send It postpaid on ro-
ceipt OF su BY Express. q. Dr. at your expense,
with privilege of exan.luanon. -.
The Pail Mail Electric Association, SO Rzoadvay,
Wsllacks Theatre Building.
For sale at nil Drag and Fancy stores
, 1881-03-27

APPOINTMENT OF WARD COMMITTEES
The Republican Campaign Committee took
possession Of their new quarters at LEI Fifth
avenue yesterday forenoon, and were III ses-
sion at odd intervals during the day. The
business was confined to the routine matters
inseparably connected with political organi-
cations about election time, and nothing Of
an exciting or interesting nature was trans
acted. A resolution was adopted recogniz-
ing the lrlsh-American Club as an inde-
pendent organization, and asking Its active
cooperation, In the conduct Of the campaign.
1t was resolved to engage q glee club for
furnishing the vocal inspiration at ward
meetings. and a committee was appointed to
select the singers Reports from the commit
tee,nen Of most of the wards were receiv ed
regarding ward organizations, and the fol-
lowing list ut committees was spread upon
the records:
First srnrd-James P. otcElroy, Enoch How
ard, David J. Wrenn. Q. Ad,ir, Martin lest, John
james J. Henly ind ]. McGrcxor Adams.
ses"1a-E K pss s;., nen1y an,y Brown j. Lawson
F1lytSCi. ~ % Au Il. sEeele, j. J. sfcGnl. Mai. De
wrshi. is ". w. Watkins, ~ B. FArkeil, j. E.
sirih-Adam Frakc, Louis HUT. E. Il. Lott,
William Ludwig. Henry Volk, Chris Ma1ner, John
II. lair
George Atzel, il. Gol!ant, j. H. RAYMOND. =. ].
Stevens, J. II. Dunr. L. s. Powell T. S. purehard,
MeS 6 TsDsE @ 5scsl & r Msas1 n Il + ksGes Kstes
c. Gunshaw. Wiilin.n Frisbee. j. Torrey.
Eightt-NiehuiAs Webber, J. J. Maypole. Da-
I'D Mcfarland, valentine Kopf, William Qnlrk,
Aaron j. Mlksch. P.J. Meany.
Itn.h-Jn5eph Surplus j. 81. Getman. Q. B.
ceE!s5 4tsiH Thing: g. 5a15a krea e. Halverson Louis
Glade james Cline.
, 1881-03-27

in the Republic Life Building for the pur--
p0se bf preparing for the campaign. A. Il,
Morrisnn occnnied tis chair. and tIoouentlv
etatnd tta ohferf ~ tt,s meet}n0 At the cnn
ios;e sIneJu ~ - ~, ~. NJ Ac Iae;nr ~,
S.us'uH - ~. Ia Pt;3,aan Tan,nn;on fana ~
Denal1 OF lne Aepuplcal Nn.upa!En cvu!- c,a
adopted by the Campatgn Committee, upon
which he requested favorable action:
I. Reso{ped, That this Committee request the
irish Amerjcnn Republicau Club to appoint
.sommifreanf dYe from each ward to form q
f.amnairn f}nmufttea. and that that committee
snart as anrlv a. nt,sxiblo On Monar to select an
EYncnfive Gommftfnc II, conduct 'thelr pnrt Of
ma camoa3en. under the djractiou Of this COM
mittee. nj ''N'S'
John +. Seaman moved that the resolutlo1
De received, ana tnal It's WISHES ne cArIleu
OUT, Wnlcn was coHcuflea ILL., a1l4 tne loHoW~
ing delegates from each Ward were ap~
pointed: m.au
afa ratsTu M,n nn' r!aHk Hes'r ino1a' H.
Sete;,,dTbamns = neueu X T. Eennv Michael Carney,
3nntei F1lay. ii. j. UBrien, j. ". Wallace.
I, ThydHps NV y. F FltznatreS. stepbcn McGrath, D.
L. Hennesscy, j. McGlliis, n. j. Corcorau.
Fourth-M. g. Hickey. r: 81. Cio,sry. P. z.
Ryan, Michael Mos rath, William Greed. ,1,,,,,
FIttlcWllliam Honnu, James glarey, william
hSElteI, 1onn @ t1cSn5n nMni Rersiaan O.
, 1881-03-27

The Rennbican % Meeting 1 he1d n,.h 1ast ,teht IN
Benzs ai under the auspices of Of the s Thir.
By very crowded attendance and display
~ tha rraotast ao1d ssei;r,a ~ a,,thnsa apa'
Mr ~, net"J 1 pna.t.,at ". "a 4,,s n,,!s
-hr' flea D. balro' fresloent OF the C1up.
'tfiasa Te sar,y part Of tbs evening was taksn un
in tho m transnction Of ront;na h,,siness M f of M
n,t.i@to iJ ;,nnart" ~ 'oat14o ousloes' u ~
oue,.uo w" ''.1p'1 =, tance'
with cheer after cheer, h it b belng s ia fully a
minute before tha nnroar suhsi,1rd Tie was
,c,o,r,,s,,;.,, h.. srr rr,a,,a. a Sa,,at+ .ho
Re,.,hI;na h ~ mit, - ri a'o
Gart e"'n.e a ;,4t ~ 1,t5 LEN: tt
chrpr;,,r was indi9ad % ~ n r.rsr2 uS sn"Ee
xeay otsny nnt isw as ms samarks lar g. were
tfnsiastic amn}"sn ~ ia Iistenaps III Ma az
smmri that lie ga1Ierinr was ons nf Rennhs
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r. hr;n o,t tha f1,i at of "a
t6at pa;ty ta1P:d oat as it sha'|a5vas tras
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:" li.,u ullsvuE'l., illu ne couiu trusninly
say LIZ H. ny ilat ~ pr.,atc ooltSes 70 saln'~e
Gtis .ne oJece o. seeu'inE III tue fe..enS y
f1' Eo, ~, M'.aIn tnv5 Got1o
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etsctea, alc muta, u,scnalsc uS uuttes @ ~ his
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aa!entl"t 10 t1ltl pi lih ~ nasoI dA1tI.solls
Speech al yeSutnal neinHla.ic t,sa TS't'e- ~ Ell
.ll mGtelIt 1aa1ee c'a'ilEu ~ e.ru!s u ;,
thnt uugutS X e'e M1s. taS: r. 1ny1n, STU ..n
ntade a1 e hv = Ran"h,inan @ nci nn,iar ft fhe
'siauG ~ nepnfpts:Yi. c11i,c!' uiiue. 5no aao
aamliHtsstraMon a ol MnJoF lttaS.i: ~ % olHea
- see 1as eec.Eemess " t1Il'soh - tf loge e
st,io snre oa n r. ei, forth
G.''I - .,,at. ,,atior,o - ~ Tta rpaatar
, 1881-03-27


There has been n iarge falling Oh in the
freight shipments to the East during tho past
week. The total shipments Of -four, grain, and
provisions By the six eastern pool lines .wero
but, $4,000 thus. The week previous. the ship
merits amounted tn 1929 tons, failing OF Of
o.l7a tous. This large decrease Is in great
mens,ire due to Tue snow blockade that pre-
vailed: tn this. section ut the beginning OF tho
week and the consequent difficulties in handling
ire. GIT The embargo from snow On the East
crp roads wns of smaIi moment. and the snow
along the rariaus lines did mot interfere much
with the FREQ running OF the trninss but the
heups Of snuw and ice Around the various
an extent1has teams found It very troublesome
to take away the. freight that bad accn, ;
mulated there, and no new ,1, business coutd nd
continues to eu,barrass the roads greatly. Be-
sides, the Western roads, or most OF them, were
df the week Owing to the nearuess OF the
opening Of navigation, business will not become
, 1881-03-27
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

GpkEtdt Dt8p0L[h 20 Are Lhtc01o 1TtQ1N6-
NEW York, March &C." You oan say" said
an insld.r. on Wall street to-day, ''thnt the
Western outlet Of tho Jersey Central Road Is de-
tormined. Tho route will be by tho Jersey Cen
tral, from Jersey City to Tamanend. by the
Reading from Tamanend to Wlitiamsport and
By the Pennsylvania Low Grade from Williams
port to Red Bank. From Red Bank line will
be built seventy miles, to connect with the At
lautio g. Grcar Western Road at Youngstown, O.
The lluc wilt also connect at Emporium, on the
Low Grade Road, with the Buffalo, Phil
adelphla & New York Road. which gives
q limo to Buffalo. as we'll as
to points West The establishment Of this route
gives the Jersey Central road shorter than the
New York Central, and to be compared favor
ably with the Erie and Pennsylvania Roads. 1t
has the easiest grades Of any trunk line crossing
tho Alleghenies. Tho Pennsylvania Company
built the Low-Grade line ut an expense of
something like S1o,oOa,o0o. They offered the use
Of this ffne to tile Jersey Central Road before
a' s %ao"o ReGps bas ssupea qe reR 1e
the demand that the Jsrsey Centra! ehou!d
bar the Baltimore = Ohio Itoad from Its
SO the negotiations were abandoned. Now, how
ever, tho Baltimore s Ohio Road IS bound to
have q lins to New York: and the Pennsylvania G1
shalt show the Baltimore s Onio NO fayors. 1t
thinks. wisely, that it bad better make fnvora-
BILE arrangement for tho use ut It's line than 70
compel the building Of new road from Will
4iamsport west. This would certainly have been
done had not the PennsytvAnla Road been
willing to make permanent traiHc ar
rangementu upon favorable terms. As the matter
stands 1t Is desirable for all parties. Jersey
Central gets Western outlet, Reading valuable
connections. which are to ba still! further e1-
tended, the Pennsylvania Roads good customer:
the Atlantic & Great Western Il large traffic. and
the Wabash II tisrect Eastern outlet The exten-
siye system Of roads in which Mr. Sency is inter.
ested will, it is said, start from Youngstown. and
they may be identified with the new trunk une."
, 1881-03-27

as brisk as 1t WAS a month or two ago. but as
soon "a the snow bockades and the amhargocs
at the ftelght-housea have been removed, the
roads will be aole TO make better showing
than they have done during tho past week.
There Is more business now offering than the
roads are able to handle with their present
facilities It Is now certain that no reduction
in rates will be made before tho cnd Of April
as the roads expect late opening OF uaviga-
uland good business until that time at the
present rates: The following statement shows
the amount of flour. grain, a1d provisions ship
for the week ending March e, 1851:
, 1881-03-27
THE KANSAS CITY MEETING.

u
KANSAS CITY, No., March Ga meeting Of
representatives Of all lines running east from
Kansas City was held at the office OF S. f.
Hooper, General Passenger Agent OF the Han
nibal g. St. Joseph Road, in this city to-day, to
consider the matter Ut rates. This was made
On for tEa past month. both 10 Chicago and ST.
Louis, the bulk Of it being on through tickets to
seaboarl points. 1t: was Mt last voted, Tor the
sixth time to maintain the rates established at
the Chicago meeting in January
, 1881-03-27

RECORDS VITAL RESTORATIVE

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