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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22
Bill Arms Baby Talk.

The poet hath said that "a baby in
the house is well spring of pleasure"
There is brand-new one here now, the
first in eight years, and il has raised a
powerful commotion. It's not our baby,
exactly but it is in the line of descent,
and Mrs. Arp takes on over it all the
same as she used to when she was regu-
larry in tho business. thought maybe
she had forgot how to nurse 'em and
talk to EN-, but she is singing the same
old familiar songs that have sweetened
the dreams Of half score, and she bles-
ses the little eyes and sweet little mouth,
and uses the same infantile language
that nobody but babies understand. For
she says ''tum here to its danmudder."
and "bless its little heart" and talks
about its sweet little footsy-tootses, and
holds it up to the windows to see the
wagons 60 by and the wheels going
rouny-pouny, and now my liberty is
curtailed, for as 60 stamping around
with my heavy farm shoes she shakes
her ominous finger at me just like she
used to, and says don't you see the baby
is asleep, and so | have to tip-toe
around, and ever and anon she wants
little fire, or some hot water or little
catnip, for the baby is a-cryiug, and
surely has got the collie. The doors
have to be kept shut now for fear of a
draft OF air on the baby, and little
hole in the window pane about as big
as dime had to be patched, and have
to hunt up passed. OF kin'lings every
night, and put EN- whore they will be
handy, and they have sent me of to
another room where the baby can't hear
me snore, and all things considered, the
baby is running the machine, and the
wcllspring OF pleasure is the ccutor of
space.
a grandmother is a wonderful help,
and great comfort at such time as
this, for what does a young motherwith
her first child know about collie and
thrash, and hives, and hiccups, and it
takes Il good deal Of faith to dose, 'em
with suit tea and catnlp, aud limowater,
and parogoric, and soothing syrup, and
sometimes with all Of those the child
gets worse, and if it gets better I've
NlN w uhb ~ lullbSilN w hUpN WHICH
remedy it was that did the work. Child
rem born of healthy parents can stand "A
power Of medicine and get over it, for
after the cry comes sleep, and sleep is
wonderful rcstorer,
Rock EN- awhile in the cradle and
then take 'em up and jolt EN- little
on the knee, and then turn EN- over
and jolt en- on the other side, and then
give en- some sugar IN rag, and after
u while they will 90 to sleep and let the
poor mother rest There is no patent
on this business, no way Of raising EN-
all the same way, but it is trouble.
trouble from the start, and nobody but
mother knows how much trouble it is.
A man ought to be mighty good man
Just for his mothers sake, il nothing
else for there is no toll OF trouble like
nursing and caring for little child,
and there is no grief SO great As "A
mother if all her care and anxiety are
wasted on an ungrateful child. atlanta
Constitution.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22
THE NEWS.

The cashier OF the second national bank
of Jefferson, o., has been specializing, and
his accounts arc $4,000 short.
The British steamer Regent was aban.
doned at sea in disabled condition. All
hands escaped to shore in boats.
The Western Brewers association me,
Wednesday IN Chicago, to consider the pro.
posed advance in the price of beer.
A band of forty brigands carried off the
mayor and aldermen Of Mexican town il
Pueblo, and are holding them for ransom
A general meeting Of western Iron men
was held Wednesday at Pittsburgh. They
recommend the passage Of the tariff com
mission bill.
A New York judge has decided that the
internal revenue law docs not require the
proof Of liquor to correspond with the
stamp on the barrel, and that watering is
not fraud.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22
A Girls Club.

a very pretty story comes from New
York about four homeless working girls
who determined to abandon the horrid
boarding -house, pool their earnings, and
make themselves As real home as can
he found beyond parents roof They
ren'm f'"' story fiat and began ope-
rauons. lacy were poor, and were
obliged to start with on Y one room car
peted, a stove, some chairs, clock, a
table, Il few cups and dishes, knives and
forks, and two mattresses, but no bed.
steadS. Little by little the furniture
was increased; now by chair, next by
II bedstead, again by bureau, and so
on until from being complete, extras
were added, One Of the girls got $40
week as milliner; another Sl2 AS u
clerk in Broadway candy store; an
other got $40 or &l2 somewhere else,
and the fourth was q dressmaker. and
because she worked at home was made
housekeeper and called steward Of the
club, Until the house was furnished
all pooled their earnings, but since then
each has paid every Saturday a share
(graded in accordance with their in
come) of the weeks expenses, including
stated sum as salary to the steward
css. The girls dress tastefully and live
better than their neighborS. They live
along without quarrelin9, and run their
picturesque establishment according to
rules framed and hung in the parlor, -.
One OF these rules Is that no member of
the club shall receive the visit of gen.
tlcman except in the presence Of at
least one other member, and that all the
members who are in the house shall DO
present in such cases.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22
CHURCHES.

CAlRO BAPTIST Corner Tenth and Poplar
Y streets; preaching frat and third sundays IN
each mouth, II a. m and 1880 .. M prayer meet
Ing Thutsday, sop. m; sunday school' 9:3O am
Rev. A j. less Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
y Fourteenth street Sunday 7:OOa m, Holy
Eucharist; $3.50 q IN o., Sunday school II % a. m
Morning Prayers; 500 P. m, Evening Prayers e.
z. Davenport, S, Y. 3, Rector.
INIRrT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
I Preaching az 1920 0, H., r. IN, and I'5g p m
abcsit school ~ 7:aG . Rev l. D. shores'
70 ,oT
1 UTGERAN Thirteenth street, services Sab
] / bah 1880 &. N Sunday scbool2p m Rev
kLQpge, pastor
NiErHUDIST-Co Eighth and WALNUT streets,
VI Preaching Sabbath il;Ut m. and ~ p IN
srofay school at 400 p IN Rev. j. A. sca'rett'
ss'or
DIRE SBYTERfhE Eighth street; preaching on
| sabbath a. 1890 u 10. and 7;3Q p. in. PRAYER
a.c,iiu. Wednesday at 1880 p. m; Sunday sehsol
4t3p.u Rev 4 Y. George pastor.
-. Joseph Roman CstholoJ Corner Cross
- e.S Walnut streets; seryices sabbath l0'YD &.
n; sunday School Up. IN; Vesper. 2. m, ser
lcer ever! day At g q. m. Rev. O'HGrs, Priest
PArRICKs- (EOmsn Catholcl Corner Ninth
= etrcet and Washington avenue, services sab
jsib and 10 a N Vespcrs 8 p. n, ndsy School
p n services every dag 81 q. m Rev. Aasterson
Irlgg,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22
The Great Steam Hammer,

~ have been told" said Mr. Dubious.
watching the great steam hammer in
the rolling mill, that good hammer
man can broak tho crystal OF n watch
with that thirty-ton hammer" "Yes,
sir" said the Zimmerman, "it can be
DONE" Il should like to see it" said
Mr.. Dubious, eagerly, feeling in his
watch pocket. 81 can do it. SIR" re.
piled the man. "And will your" re-
piled Mr., Dubious, drawing out his
watch Come, am anxious to SEQ Il
tried" He laid his watch on the great
anvil plato. The hammer rose up to Its
full height and the next instant all It's
pondorous weight with crushing force
that shook the ground for an acre round
came down on that watch. There,
sir" soid the Zimmerman quietly, 'if
You don't believe that crystal Is broken
just stoop down and you can see it
sticking TO the hammer" Mr., Dubious
swallowed a whole procession Of Jumps
and gasps before he could speak But
| forgot to say he exclaimed "tlat it
was to break the crystal without injur-
Ing The watch" "Oh, yes" said the
Zimmerman, Eyes, know; have heard
that rubbish myself, but its all CANNON.
| don't believe it can be done. But you
can break the crystal every time.
BHtdcttc -o3
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22
BROWNS
IRON
B|77ERS

will cure dyspepsia, heartburn, mala-
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Ofhcers.

Nayor-N. b. Thistlewood.
Treasurer--T j Kerth.
Clerk--Dennis. j, foley.
Counselor WIN. Is. Gilbert.
MArshal--L. II. Meyers,
Attorney William Hendricks.
BOARD OF ALDERHEH
first ward--Wm. Nc Hale. 4. NJ. Kitnbrough.
second Ward Jesse Finkle, c. n. Hughes.
Third Ward-B, Y, Blake, John Wood
Fourth Wsrd--Charles o. Patier, Adoiph 'Swo
j ods.
Fifth Ward-T. W. Halliday, Ernest B. Petit.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22

The man who scissors Of coupons u
tho genuine "rCvcnuc CUTTER
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22
County Officers

County Officers.
Circuit judged. j Baker.
Circuit Clerk--A. II irwin.
County Judge--R. Yocum.
County Clerks. j. Humm.
County Attorney--J. ~ Damron.
County Treasurer-Miles W. Parker.
Shetil--John Hodges.
Coroner--R Fitzgerald
County Commissioners W Halliday, D. A
Jibbn and Peter Saup.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22
InaynenRiva Gifts,

A writer in llarpcr's BasW thus
pleasantly recommend baskets as incX-
pensive holiday presents, "Who can
resist basket! Who, in the country,
can ever sec the baskot-makers wagon
going by without an Irresistible longing
to rifle its contents, or IN the city pass
n baskct.maker's den without Just stop
ping in Who ever had as many bas-
kcts as they wantedp and who ever had
too manyp There are the scrap basket
and the gardening basket, and the flow.
or aud fruit basket, and the work BASKET
and knitting basket TO say nothing OF
baby baskets and little chldrcn's dead
possessions in that way"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22

TO be disposed Of under tho hammer
"A carpet.tack.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22
RIVER NEWS.
Co.

W. T .AABDTN, river editor o! iaE BULLETIN
and steamboat passenger agent. Orders for all
kinds OF steamboat job printing solicited. oaice
at Bowers European Il otel, No. ~ Ohio evee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22
BROWNS
IRON
B/77ERS

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22
e. K. TINE CARD AT CAIRO.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL X. X.
TRAMP DEPART. TRANS AhtIfk'
Nall. ....,. 3:05 am Mail ......,...,i;05 a. IN
,Accom dauou. II 10 & m 'Exuress .....il 10 q. n
iExptosH. $3.50 pm Accumulation .i;l5 p IN
c. ST. L. az. o r.. X. jackson Routel.
faat ......... 4:45 an -Na,l.......... 4;3Dp n
Express ....... 1858 a m tETpfcse.,... W:Sjs NJ
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sExpres...... S:l5 IN Express ...... 4:3o pm
.Accom 'dstioD 700 y. m Accom- dstiop II 40 70
STL. I'M as. r.. r
Express ....,ii:30p, N tExpress......... geo u
WABASH, Sr. LOUIS & PACIFIC R'Y co.
sMsil a kx 500 I'm sMsll 4 Ex.... $50 p. IN
-Accom ds,ion 3:3l pm tAceom dstton ll:lO a.m
Daily except Sunday. Daily.
MOBILE g. OHIO II. r.
IS a. IN. Mal........s ;i0 p. m
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22
BROWNS
IRON
B/77ERS

enriches the blood and purifes the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-22
BROWNS
IRON
B/77ERS

Ladies and all sufferers from neu-
ulgia, hysteria, and kindred com
vI'ints, will find it without an equal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-19
PACIFIC COAST ADVICES.


SAN FRANcIsoo, Dec. l3.-A Boise,
Idaho, dispatch says the Territorial Legs
l4tars Is now fully organized. The As
s5mbiy las elected D. W. Fouch, Republi-
can, Speaker. The Governors message
was delivered last evening before the joint
session. He denounees in strong terms
the eyi! Of p~olygamy, which, to a consid-
cradle extent, prevails in Idaho. He says
that if the Mormon Church eannot sur
yive the loss Of this criminal practice, it
deserves 10 perish from the face Of the
earth. He suggests the adoption Of some
measures 80 that no person shall be ex-
cl1ded from testify.ng in any proceeding
in pulygamy On acc0un Of the marriage
relations with a defendant; that cOhabi-
tatiUn with more than one woman to be
considered q wilful o~ftsnse; that 10 prevent
the doctrine OF polygamy, and encourage
others TO enter into pOlygamous relations,
to be punished as severely as the crime
itself; that Congress be memorialized to
amend the present anti-polygamy laws.
He calls attention 10 the fact that in sew
eral counties Of idaho the Mormons both
vote and hold Office; that the prohibitions
u the Edmuuds bin should apply 10 that
Territory as well a. Utah. He also directs
attention to the present defects in the
election laws 0! Idaho, and suggests RENE
dies.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-19

The victory o. General Butler N the
late elections was one Of the greatest sur
prises Of the whole campaign. 'Baacou
HIT was horridei when IT real the
returns on November 5. aud it has been
~endeavoring to fad ever since how,
SO horrible a catastrophe as LIS election
could have occurred. In a speech in the
United States Senate recently. Mr., Hale
Of Maine made revelation e@9l.icn, if it
has any foundation n faet-aud it IS to De
presumed that 1t has-will send a chill
through aristoeratic Boston. The Sena-
tor from Maine made the assertion, with
out any Ifs ' or "ba,s, that the ''iiquor
men" of the old Bay State subscribed one
hundred thousand dollars to dstray the
expenses Of the Butler canvass. That
they put it where it did the most good is
abundantly shown by the returns. The
spectacle Of the liquor dealers Of Massa-
chusetts electing their Governor is enough
to make the old Puritans turn in their
graves
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THE MONTANA CATTLE TRADE.

Speaking OF the Montana cattle trade
an exchange says that four years ago not
to exceed 1000 or 5000 head of cattle
came out Of Montana and sought Eastern
markets via the Northern Pacific and ITS
connections. This season the NoTtneTn
Pacific handled 5000 head out Of Mon
tana between Sept. II and Oct. II. The
daily average now coming out Of the Ter
ritorv is, practically, all that the rail
road has facilities for handling, and Will
make an aggregate for the present month
Of nearly or quite equal that OF the four
weeks above recorded. During the season
uD to the lss Of September about 10000
head came oat, so that to the present
time it may be estimated in round mum
Der, that the Northern Pacific has
brought cat Of Montana moi less than
p 600 head. with the season not more
t..n swc-chirds over. These figures very
clearly demonstrate that the tide o! ship
meat eastward OF Montana cattle will
fox in the channel OF the Northern Pa
cihc to the limit Of the capacity OF that
-L.-r.f
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mno 80 rnE rESsIoxEnse

The Pension Bureau is now n Of the
most expensive branches Of the public
service. One hundred million dollars
viii have to be appropriated shis year TO
meet 'arrearages and the regular an
nual disbursements. There ; every res-
son TO believe ths. thousands CT persons
are drawing pensions who have no claim
whatever on tae Government, 5ut there
seems to be 70 way OF detecting and
Furnishing them. ! resolution is row
pending il Congress calling on the Pen
sion Office Tor a list OF all persons on its
books. 1t IS 70 be hoped tha. it viii be
passed. When 1t Is sent in provision
should be made Tor printing and posting
the list Of pensioners in some public
building, say the Pos.otice Of each pen
sion district. II this plan were adopted
the whole community would become one
vast detective agency for the ierreting
out Of fraudulent pensions,
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4 GoOn VI sSAGE.

The message Of the Governor Ct IDAHO
to the Legislature, a synopsis Of which
viii be fonnd among our Western dis
patches, IS a strong, manly document,
He dossnot handle the licsntious beasts.
known Is ~polygamous Mormon.. With
kid gloves, but urges the Legislature 70
enact laws to punish ths msa who 1--we
with more than ore woman L thai Tee
r.,ory- He also calls upon Congress -
50 amend the Einzads Law SIS 70 IL
c-uls that Territory, IL order % a.erea:
~polygaaous NoTm5ns from holding oE9s.
The Legislature 0: Idaho las NJ aog5t
the night and power 70 punish go "a
ny within its borders. The Organic -ax
Q: the Territories makes il a crime, and
with a little supplementary legislation
iuraes Nigh. be obtained to cozgies Let
The Democrats and Republicans Of the
Idaho Legislature unite and suppress
TIE twin relic Of barbarism.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-19

: bill has been agreed upon by the
Committee on PoztoHces and Post Roads
0; the House Of Representatives pro-
giding for the reduction Q: the postage
on ordinary letters from three to two
cents. The Poatofsce Department favors
the proposition, and there is no good
reason why it should not be tried, even
If the effect OF it during the next few
years should be TO createa slight deficit.
The postal service is now more than self
sustaining. Ia fact, it is estimated that
there viii be Z surplus OF several millioa
dollars during the next fiscal year. It
has.leyer been the policy CT the Govern
ment TO make the Posuotice q source Of
gHyeuuc
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IMPORTANT .EuREns.

The two Readiustees from Virginia
Will have the balance Of power in the
next Senate Of tas United States. Their
votes will decide the political questions
that may spring up in that body, and
they can do mischief or good according
to their incl.nations. They will no
doubt reward their friend. George c.
Gorham, with the Seoretaryship Of the
Senate, and claim other posts Of honor
for their henchmen. It will be a humili-
ating spectacle to see these two Ishmael-
ties in supreme control Of the highest
legislative branch Of the Government.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-19
TIE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

Horace Greeley once charged hat the
Union League Of New York was composed
Of "a parcel Of b~lockheads." tits doubt
fal if the composition Of the League has
changed much since Horace's death, for
its members now propose TO exhgme the
corpse of the Republican party next
Spring and blow new lie into it. 1t will
be a hard job. They may make tho dead
thing crawl, but it will be like a snail
with a house on his back.
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SPECIAL 10 TEE SENTINEL
DUBLIN, Dec. 15.-A famine prevails in
Carrick, County Donegal. The people are
living on Indian meal, and Is, 00O are in
danger If starvation.
PARIS. Dec. 1S.-The attack by the
mountaineers upon the Chinese troops
marching sssinst the French is connected
with the general rising in Yunran.
CuRk. Dec. Is.-Parneli, in a speech
yesterday, said be would always oppose
any attempt Of the Government to land
emigrsnts in a %penniless and homeless
condition on the shores Of America. II
EugIaEd desired to promote the emigra-
ton OF ITishmen let them be placed on
land in America, provided with houses snd
means 10 raise a crop the first year Of their
residence. He advocated relief for the
thickly settled districts by purchasing for
the people the vast tracts Of grazing land
in Ireland, which were peopled before the
famine, and there is no reason why they
should not be peopled again.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-19

A Wood River belle had the goddess Of
liberty stamped on her right hip a few days
ago. She was skating, when she suddenly
lost her balance. It happened that she
bad d $40 piece in her hip pocket, and fall
ing upon the coin il leis a "deep impress
sion" The doctor says she is marked Tor
life-brauded, AZ it we're,
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Slow ~FIGURERS.

These astronomers are not very quick
at figures. They announce that they are
now about to retire from the public gaze
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

xroTlor IS HREFB7 dIyEn a.. m this
~ hays rsss prepared for Coz tss viii he
tau-n. All dogs found wiih1ut n sh riH
i~iaFeunded. hAltith" " nia-lm
Eureks. SOY, IA. tsss
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BORN.

IN -ureks. Dec. II. 1852, to the wife Of J. f.
SiSherg, re- son
In Eureka, Dec. IS, 1882, to the wife Of r.
Ssdler, a daughter.
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for about ave years to figure up the SUMS
parallax and distance. When the pres
emit generation OF schoolboys grows up
they viii show what a rapid training in
rapid calculation can do.
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SAN FRA&CIscor Dee. lS.-A Portland
dispatch says that George Stevens, Daniel
Simpson and David Medino, three highly
respected citizens Of Newport, we're
drowned to-day while crossing Ysquima
Bay III q small boat. The bodies we're car
ried out to sss.
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freight or passenger rates by the railroads,
to send such information to the commit.
tee, that it NAV be laid before an adj
journed meeting Of the convention TO be
held at Topeka Jan 1, and also to be sub
mittec to the Legislature.
DisIil!cry Crnckedness.
PEORIA ND Dec.-Tho Freedman news
paper says there is a story afoat that the
whole distillery interest Of Peoria is ex-
cited over the discovery that one Of their
number had been using crooked whisky
barrels, xlich hold two gallons less than
the t22A4zd-A@ ..ss, making anetgAln
for the crooked distiller over his coupeti-
tors of 800 a day. The matter has been
brought to the attention Of the Collector
of Internal Revenue, and the back money
for the excess contained in the barrels
used must be paid or a criminal prosecu-
ton viii follow.
Serious Railroad Collision.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 15.-A collision occur
red last night st Kings Station at 10
O'Clock. so miles from here, between the
limited express and passenger train on
the Pittsburg, Cincinnati 4 St. Louis
road. The extent Of the damage is not
fully known. ". H. Wharton, a postal
clerk, was Instantly killed. Postal clerks
Hanover, HolliuEshead and Goebel were
also hurt. One engineer is reported killed.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Dissolution Of 0DaFtlerShip.

THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE FIX
4 listing between the undersigned, in the
charcoal and wood business in kure a County.
has been dissolved by mutu4i consent. D mt-
nieo Zltdno will continue the business on his
own sceauut. and Will not b responsible for
any debts contracted by the other parties.
DoMINICO ZUNISO,
LUIGI VEkDINO,
GIAOOMO | r
Summit, Z. Is P. r. R., Dec. IL, 1854. dle1m
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OVER H WATER.

a Famine I'm IreIand-25.00O Peo-
pile In Danger of Staryafioa-Par-
nell viii Oppose ANY Attempt of
the British Government TO Land
EHn;@rants in n Penuiless and
Homeless Condition On the shores
nf I'm RIGA
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NOTICE

NOTICE 1s HEREBY GIVEN 1T rh yesr 1874
y state aud County Taxes tor and that
are now dine and payable ut my s Sfprni will be
the laws regarding their COB sADLEK,
strictly enforced. pareka County,
Eureka, Oct. II, 1851
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JuNcrIos CITY tEss.l, Dec. 18.-The
committee appointed by a convention Of
the members OF the Legislature, held at
Abilene a few days ago to consider the sub
ject Of railroad legislation, met here this
morning. They issued a short address,
asking the farmers, shippers, and all 9TH
ers having a knowledge of determinations
against places or individuals, matters Of