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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-04-02
THE GERMAN and AMERICAN
FEMALE DISPENSARv
No. ~ N. BROAD ST.. ATLANTA, G.,
Miss Rosa Prudential, M. D..

A graduate of a German and an A,lan,, Nan
College, tenders her services to afflicted ladies '@
Treatment of all diseases purely vegetable
The following certificate from Dr. + A w.
the distinguished Professor of Music very IN
nent citizen OF Atlanta, win be sufficient guaras,..
to those disposed to doubt: 'ee
CERTIFICATE
II gives me great pleas ure certify that Miss n
Roea Prudential has been employed in nv fsm;I
and that she has cure! of long Years It,nd!'
chterfully commend he- to afflicted ladies eT",x
where. DR. F. A. WIRN
No. Foster, corner of Calhoun :,
REFERENCEs-Professo Joseph Adolphus " n
Mrs. j. 2. Clark, No. 30 Merits Avenue Mrs :,
ze McQuarters, lob W. Harris Street DIR " r
Delbridge, 81 Marietta Street, all of Atlanta Ca l.
Treatment at Office and hotel.
For patients away from the city, cases $1,000 ,e,
month, and medicines sent per express f
Treatment by the month at Office or hotel Min
depend upon nature and duration OF disease
All business strictly confidential
am publishing The Woman's journal Of U.,,,,,
triD full Of interest to women. Send 10 cents e.
sample copy. Address,
DR.. ROSA PRUDENTIAL
German and American Dispensary, No ~ No,,h
BROAD Street. Atlanta, Ga.
ATLANTA, GA, February 81 le>j 4f1r
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District No. /,

Comprised in that portion of the county lying north
of Lake Iamonia and its Sloughs, and west of the
Tallahassee and Thomasvlle road from the Georgia
line via JET. Browns stsre TO the lamonia Slough.
Registration officer. W. c. Cromarlic. Place of
registration, at Bcll's Store.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-04-02
BOUNDARIES AND DESIGNATION
OF PLACES IN EACH
ELECTION D!S?R!C?
WHERE VOTERS MAY REGISTER.

IN PURSU ANCE OF LAW, HEREBY DE
i signate the following places in each of the Elec
tion Districts of Leon county, and the respective
registration officers where, and before whom the
voters of said county, entitled to register, may be
registered between the hours of nine and two OF
Wednesdays and Saturdays OF each week, from this
date until ten DAYS previous to the election, (Satur-
day, the 18th day of April, at O'Clock T. NJ, }
when the regis, ration will be closed
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NOTICE.

C,IX WEEKS AFTER DATE SHALL Ann,
y for Letters of Administration on the es,.,I
Mary Antoinete DeCorcee, late Of Leon Conf OF
THERESA VI. HENOT1T
Tallahassee, March ID, lSS5-46-5I-6w IL
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District No. IL,

Bounded as follows viz On the north by Districts
Nos. o and 10 and Lake Jackson, on the east by
Lake Jackson and the 9th 18th and 18th Districts,
on the south bv District No II and the F. K ~ N.Cos
r. r. and on the west by the F. X. Il Cos. r. X and
the Ocklockonee river. Registration officer, W. T.
Cogswcll. Place of registration, at Rouscs school
l1aIaa
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District No. 13

Shall embrace the south half Of Tallahassee, being
that part of the city lying south Of McCarty POO
foot street. Registration officer, j. a. Crichlow.
Place of registration, ut County Clerks office.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-04-02
District No. IL

Shall embrace the north half of Tallahassee, being
that portion of the city lying north of McCarty or
2OOfoot street. Registration officer W. I. b. Chill
ders. Place of registration, Kemper's stable.
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District No. Is

Embraces township I, range 2, and +, and the
north half of township 2, range 2, and +. Regis
traton officer s. P. Chaires. Place of regis ration,
at Joseph Charles Lake Como Place
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District No. 16,

Bounded on the north by Districts Nos. IA and -,
on the by Jefferson county and District No. b.
on the south by Wakulla county, the west by the
81. Marks Railroad. Registration officer, b F. Page
Place of registration, at the White Church
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District No. 18,

Embraces all that portion of the county lying west
of the range line dividing ranges and 3, west.
Registration officer, w. H. Allen. Place Of registra-
ton, at Harvey's Mills.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, l have hereunto set
IL. g. my hand and the seal of the county, this
second day OF April, A. D. 1885.
COUNCIL A. BRYAN
Clerk Circuit Court Leon County.
April g l8S5-4w
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District No II,

Bounded as follows, viz: On the north by Ockock-
once river aud District H. on the east BY Districts
IL, IA and l6 on the south by Wakula county and
on the west by range line between ranges and 3,
west Registration officer, J. l.. Bryan. Place of
registration, at Hartsfeld's school-hoise
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
J. r. &N. cos LINE-Westeru Division.
GOING WEST.
GOING EAST.

The night passenger is the regular mail train.
The day passenger carries q through mail pouch be-
,een Talahaeesee and Jacksonville.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11

9 tale q his sysssG 70 the Western
Cnion a. Q settlsment of TIE sxistinc
state Of things with the land Iin~s-
This 10 untrue, and il in oulv fair 20 M,
Safrett that shs1ld Les yo1 kuos this.
eobseq1snt 10 the interview cablsd 10
yoo sost pooling srranReneot, having
tbs Atlantic 4 Pacific er.d the AusYican
Onion parchAse a. basis Of settlement,
might be neRotiated. IL il evident that
zoe tnfofnaflen that yo1 have Ros else
vnefe does not fully represent ths case,
$50 am axSoQs therefore that the real
Iscss should Be knevn 70 you and the
pooiic. MI. Garrett hss been perfectly
open lr ali this business. and since
came 70 Hamburg he has read me ex
tracts frcu letters showing the state
nenfs RstnR about on voaf side are ex-
aRkersted. and a. do not wish my name
70 De compromised in any way, I think
| an jnstised 10 sending You this teIe-
gram. JOIN PESpxR-
Please give the above correspondence
20 tie prers With such additional infor-
nation a. may be necessary 10 fully
explain our independent positions.
RoRERT GARRETT.
PKEsTDKsI Bate sTArKxEST.
NEW foRK, Aug. l0.-Iu relation to
the cable correspondence between
Massrs. Garrett, Fender and Field, Mr..
u. A. Bates. President of she Baltimore
q Onio Telegraph Company says: The
woe rumors which have been circulated
during the past month concerning an
ALLEGED arrangement between the West
ern Union and Baltimore 4 Ohio Tele-
graph Companies, have been repeatedly
denied by Mr.. Garrett and myself, only
20 Dc renewed In some varied form to
meet what were each time deemed 70 be
most explicit denials. IL il remarkable
that these statements have not only re
manned uncontradieted on this side by
those Who must have known their falls
cure an ofhcial denial from Mr.. Fender,
who IL, believe, an honorable Western
Union director. The Baltimore 4 Ohio,
which since tbs absorption by the West
tern Union OF the American Union
and Atlantic Il Pacific Conpa-
nies IN 1881. has operated an indie
pendent teiegraphie system, has never
faltered IN its policy in maintaining its
Independents. Maintaining ample and
sab tsntial lines between the important
trade centers Of the country, built at
low prices tor cash, We believed would
command adequate custom and offer
fair return on the investment. and in =
stead Of selling ss some would wish as
to do We are still extending and adding
60 our system. covering the territory IN
I'll lsteiy occupied by the Americ4n
Rapid, Whose lines were recently alb
sorbed by our rival, and contracts have
been made for additional extensions to
various other points"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11
Notice Of final Proof

Us. LAnp ossscz Ar oIxxraA, ". r.
saly ~, 1855.
- Nosies b hsrsby etvsa hat ALeRRT ..
C0SDkN hAs nied notlss Il iBtsnt1aE 10 maks
hnAl prosf befoss Melsen Mc0AIlnm. AaAftos
81 K1izAp eegnfy. % hfs ozhes, n Pa kAdt-
san. v. 7, % Thursday ths f7fh Dag of
tgxnxhip . nnrtb. fnaGs eass
Ne names - WltDenBes: HenfF Q. Hale.
Peter Q. gaeohsoa, Joha ". TishsF and danes
Z. Boyd, al q Raxs Madtsem. VT.
JOHN y. 0OWEY.
iyiesu4o nn4fstsr e IL LAn4 ofsoA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11
SALE

~ THE prsruoF corxT. HOLDING
No. -cn.riosas 9. HxlieE, pisinsiG, W.
L u Bisssov, kmslies Big.lew his wife. Pred
z sza1ss, stsphsn Cs<kcsk. soAn Nishaias
aDA Okas. v. nan. dsfsnfxnis.
UndeE anA ~ virtue - % orasF o. sEse ~
sueA cut o. ~ &bovs named Court. IL ths
Shows esfitle1 setloa. &ztsG he i1th dsy %
suly, 1es5. sn4 70 NE d1Sects1 esd delivered.
have anly lxvied npoa the Sropsrfy dez-
cribea IN nd orssr % ssis AMI - follows.
tcwit. 49,
al q ssoes fssssthrss 90. slss Ioss svs,
six. sevsn. eight md nlsx g. Q. :, : an1 o., %
hloek forty two tf1l alsp loss eleven, ~ i've,
shfrteen foui tea. ffs>en. sixfesa, ssxenssa1
and elxh1ees a. n, u. u. -. u, ~ add 10.
10 biscx fsnT.sieht (tsl. 10 Ysaier's seeos1
sd1itson 10 shs sfs7 ef seattle. k4ng csasty,
wHEhsn<ros fsrltory.
Noliss . thsrssoss hzsss sivsu ikst 81
Saturday. ahs Issh aay % Aag-
uss. 1855.
A. he hour q n o,clssk e n. a. rid dsF y
front q ihs opzrf Hoazs deaz. n ~ efty u
seattle, KfaR euGnay, W1xAtn9tas fnrrsnaFy,
win, d cbsdisaes % tAi3 oraw Il sais. eel 10
above esser1bee pFspsrzF. - - sEach thsrsof
- nag - nesessa<7 - szii1y ~ t11E2ent
h s.f1 aettoa. WITH inssrsss thsr~n and ses .,
a puh5e znssion. 70 tAs hisAsss badsss. for
Dzsss It ss~sz,s. Ne isn Dag II yaly. isss
ms oh Hoo&AN. esss16.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11
Dissolution Of Partnership

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Mr.. Thomas n. Holton has retired
from the arm doing business under the
name OF the Northwest Fruit Company,
The business win hereafter b conducted
b. Joseph Green. Manager for the Com
pany. with whom ell accounts with the
hrm SHOULD DO settled. Es
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11

According 10 the chasnpfos esnsidsr-
house bailsIne V 1nder vsy ~ snoAo-
misA CITY. Fear Of The nee h0sases are
parsicaisFiy ereditahle. Among thcse
new bailding are MsssrA Osthcast,
Packard. BaraA. Rsrxnson. EDDY and
OomsGys YeslaL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11
Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
4 existing under the name and style Of
Seattle, 10 this day Dissolved By mutual
consent N. n. Brasen retiring.
All debts win be paid and claims col
lected b. A. Allen. who viii con time the
buHiness. ALEXANDER ALLAN,
N. II. BhAHkN.
Seattle. July q. issa Dl2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11
An elp-eAamseNRD snEA.

Ths old fashioned idea thai one
shouid nsvsr enter sick room with an
empty stomach 10 trus ono. The RAs-
trie Juice 10 NOD ssereted tn an empty
stomach. IL h oaly when feed 10 taken
fnso The stomach aud digestion con
names that gastric juice h present. AL
Rsrms srs killed IN coming IN contaes
With healthy gastric iaioei thersfose .
tractsnR ouutaRi0ns diseases. De Ma
vsn's Dysuepsia Cure 10 especsAlly
aaapsed % acf upoa The digestive juices
az the syseem and keeps them In = pare
ana natural condition. In this manner
d ensures proper Digestion and assimil-
ssion Of The feed ID never fails 20 e.
feos care IN the most obatlnate easus
o. Dyspepsias Indigestion. fiAtnlsney
and siakhasdnahe. sample bottles ffee
a A. D. frxwASx's &ruS ssoEe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11
FIRE AT sEA.

In O bettle picked up at Cage Flat
terry by the Indians, and brought 70
Port Townsend by Captain Schofeld,
was fousd alp Of paper on which she
following memoranda was written
" Pacific Ocean, Lat. N. AZ aeR. -
min. south 183 deg, Sept. II, 1881. $50
.. N. Ship Olympus, Captain Edwards.
boand from San Francisco 10 Puget
Sound, on Ore ; twenty-six souls on
board. God help Ne.
(3igred) q. @. PHINSEI.n
Referring TO the above, ne may state
that the crew OF the Olynpus was
picked ND By the War Hawk, Captain
Haiues, and safely landed 81 Port Dis
osvery, and that q. O. Phinney, Who
saved his vslise with tie celebrated re-
cipe Of the swamp Angels Rheumatic
Cure, the only known sure cure for
rhsamatssm In ell lie forms, 10 alive and
veil, aad ID ready and Wiling 10 for
fsit Ave hundred dollars 10 any one TAX
inR swamp Angels kheumatic Cure.
according 10 directions. vho is not
enreA. nlthengh he has sold The
!. rectpsn 20 the 8 A. T. O.
MannfActuTinQ Company. Of Seattle.
Washington Territory, Who. on rsceips
az enc dollar, viii send q bottle Of their
medicine - you. express paid, u yoa
eannes obtain ft Of your druRgist. az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11

TS TEE MATTKR or TIE EaTArH or
i chxxiss b. Toetn. dss<sss1.
Eotos d hsrsby gives ~ tbs sn1sENyne1
aAminisaFx1rtx 81 tAs ss1sts q CAariss a.
fshln, aeeeass1. 10 tn eFedItsB q ast III p<r.
sses hsFiag el4ina sRninsf - sod aeos.ss6,
70 pfessrt tnem, with IL beessary ssuchess
sikhia ans ys.F aftsz kAs nrxs pzblieaezaa ef
tA5a ncelns, % "a nd A118issssszfrfx, % he
senes q Bar1s, Elali<r B has4n. n ths KsaaS
haock, an Erosf szssst. - Ne si;F e ealtfls.
es1afy q King nAa Exrssiosy - WGxhlnNan,
O. fhsmms uin b fezsEax hazxeG
pass1 Jzly =. tssk.
MAxY .. ToBTN,
Aamanixkrxkris e fAs ssszss q ChAsias n.
Tsh8z. &sasassa lrs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11
MONEY TO LOAN.

Mooney TO LOAN AT ONE PER
NA cent. On inside improved property OF
on White river farm lads. Address this
cfilce. ea9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11

Mssso fer ersnssionists Death i real
and death h nfnesL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11
Executors Notice to
Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny
~ the undersigned, exscutors Of the
VIII OF Henry a. Atkins. deceased 70 The
creditors ef and al persons having clsims
against the said deceased estate. 70 ex,
hislt them. with the necessary vouchers
within one year after this notice. 70 ths
ssid exscutora or either Of them, attAeti
w. T., or the snzd claims viii Be fcseyeI
barred NARY J. ATKINA.
NORMAN PkNFTEfD
kxecutors d the estate of Henry A. A
kina, deceased.
Data Of flnt puhlication. July q 1856.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11
PATENTS.

INVENTORS sRND MODEL OR
I sketch Of your inventioA, when Will
and report a % pntanfsSiiity, with a.
vica. ctrcuiarA ETC., TRKx oR CHARGE. All
o1slness before u. q Patent Of1lcs a.
landed % for MODERATE EKEB. lnfoEma-
ton and references sent On application.
NO CHAkaK UNLESS PArxHT N aECUEEn.
J, r LrTfEIL
washlngssn. D. G., dlfccfiy eppssfte o.
q Pa4ens Odioa nn15wa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11

/.
~ foss. Ana. l0.-ssyeral eoxsrea
IN - eeaAs sook Away from she Civ
tos nlst UPON waioh rpssea tue
- q General Grant while wing
sss, iAe floral offerings sere als.o
- and vii Be placed AZ he tounle.
aa..ess geoEla anrinR the ,iay loitersd
We black eatrSder,s staring a
sss sesse The hcdy lay, and eager
sse aafss 81 mcsia and leaves that
sa'sa On the aoots.
sssrasias sAe eance seekers.
4. *xarsas. Aagusa l0.--a i said a
n Y, essary Deparaneas thai thars
~ e1ansss Of any tsonssqaenes
-. Department during Secretary
- ahsenee. He Is reported ii
-. 49, marvellous in regard 20 iilifn,l
1s sacsnsies. iusaadina ons o. ts,i
s,sse g Divisions, ana making . fssl
nss !. sapoinlzasnts. has nothine be-
~ IAls report tAls Sapsrvis
saisset Hill h 70 BE- saasesdsd Is
Rss'ss = eontradaeled 90 good 40
Il ~ Candidates fer hin plaes Aavs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11
I.eiating Gibraltar.

GIRRALrAR, August l0.--A person
having died here today from q malady,
apparently cholera, the spanish author
itles promptly instituted a land Gordon,
debarring Gibraltar from communica-
ton with contiguous spanish terrisor !.
This action 10 proving source Of much
annoyance to many persons In Gibrsl-
tar. whose families live in the adjacent
villages, which they cannot reach under
the uew arrAnQemsnts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11

Cgrns w. Fisil 20 Mr.. PsNder; Rus
cell sSgs wants 10 know the best terms
that Gsrrefs viii cell his lines outriehf
for mooney. and II be will not seli out-
right, shat terms would be accept on Q
poolink OF aereemsns on fair bAsis.
Mr.. Field suggests that both compAr
nice agree 70 advance a. cnce. keepinR
saparais, hat under fair and biudinR
agreement. Mr.. Fender has wired him
al NV request - follows;
FfrLpB srEAMxR AT QuKKxsrowx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11

A sensation has been esnssd in high
social circles By the arrest Of lady i'm
pliaAtsd in Q former eonspirneS against
ths government Pagers implioatinR
her were foand On the person OF The
wife Of Q rebel header on the Pacific
Coast. The affair vas ave years old
and the lady has been released IL 10
rsparied that several hiah ecclesiasfics
we're originally parties 70 the oonspiracy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11

LONDON, August 10.-rhe Afghan
boundary commission are nine miles
vest OF Herat buying mules aAd cameis.
A letter from Akabad has the follow
ing: "fhe Russian railway 10 shis place
will be completed by October LIST. Of
neials are busily engaged in buying
grain. Since the Conquest Of the Aka
haitekke territory 1000 Russians have
died from the effects Of the climate on
them"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-11

70 Fsaii, Q,asasiseN Ailos me %
saecest. an proper and fair, that before
sailing yon eAble % the other side CON
trsdiciing abssiussly the lies which
havs bee,, circulated about TIE teie-
graph UNDERSTANDINGS between ~. and
With whica yoar name has been freely
used. Unles you do this positively,
and IN q satisfactory shape. and rapeai
che same 10 me before sailing, 1 SHALL
feel dilposea 70 give 10 The pabiio yoaf
nsssaas and my ssply.
Ronxnx 6ARRxTT.
Mr.. Peuder also eAnAed DE-. 0rssn -
follows. II observe thai The Western
unson hAss aavanrsa frow 50 10 aboui
% per sena and . considerable psgston
OF thia hss ossartea sinoe Mr.. Field and
I had 90 interview with Mr.. 0arrsst- !
ana sold that u % anderxfeod In Amersca
that At that interview tAsd there vas
oRly oslal &r. Garrett spproaahed NJ.
fed and lnysslf with visu q s2sctine
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
MomK oF rIln pYNAmIrnns.

The partial destruction of the House of Parliament and the historical Tow CT of London, January 24th, by szplo- siyes, brings to our recollection what passed into history as the Gunpowder plot, two hundred years ago, in which Guy Hawkes., on the 5th of November, l606, was delegated by his co-conspl- rators, Robert Gatesby and others, to fire the hogshead aud thirteen barrels of gunpowder placed in the crypt of the Parliament building, but which was frustrated by the arrest of Hawkes., who acknowledged his guilt, but re- fused to reveal the names of his asso- ciates in the criminal undertaking. In eommemoratiou of that event, even to this day, on the 9th of November a grotesqus figure stuffed with straw, and labeled Guy Fawkes, is carried through the streets of all English towns, and finally committed to the flames.
 This latter event was more success fully executed. The Parliament House and the Tower of London were great ly damaged by the explosion, and per sons who were in the vicinity say the very earth shook. It was subsequent. ly ascertained that explosives had been placed inside the gates leading to the city under Westminster Hall These gates were blown clear of their hinges and thrown to the ground, The win. dows on the north side of the immense building were completely shattered, The audaeity and daring displayed in the execution of the plot, exceeds any thing hitherto attempted by dynami. ters. One of the most singular effects of the explosion at the White Tower, was the displacement of the great stone which lay over the tomb Of the nephews of Richard the HI, exposing the coffns in which their dust reposes, almost in sight of where they were eriminally smothered
 The universal feeling in England is one of dismsy, coupled with a settled
 
 determination to discover the perpe. trators of thls act and visit them with eondign punishment
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

work in pretty thoroughly at thls ses- sion. Patrick Hamilton k Sergeant at.Afms of Council, and A. E Hay, Chief Clerk, whils D. K White, of the Tombstone Record, is Journal Cltsrs, and in the House Che irrepressible Cuddy is the chief peace officer The present session can get away with as much Arizona bug juiee as any of it's predecessors.
 A bill creating lhe office of Cominis- sioner of Immigration, will most llke- ly pass the present session.
 Rollins makes fine presiding off eer, and is fair and impartial in allhis rulings,
 Stevens and Weediu ate the orFtors in the Council, while Franklin, l'ur- dy, Ruggles, Watkins ard the Etien- eraln will make music in tue House,
 There gre more politicians assem- bled here just now, than ever before met in Arizona.
 The cattlemen are power in both Houses, and will demand the enact ment of laws giving additional pro lection to stock industry.
 The town is full of disappointed candidates for legislative positions, and the air is fairly blue with their pio. turesque profanity,
 "IRuFHFuI. JAlgRs
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
THE TARIFF.

A conundrum for advocates of free trade is suggested by the estimate of the Secretary of the Treasury for the coming fiscal year, which show a sur plus of only s6,o9o,0O0 over theregp- lar expenses of the government asid the sinking fund, as against S57i00o. 900 tho past year.
 Internal revenue and custom rel ceipts during the past few months have fallen of considerably an9. this deerease promises to continue fof some time. Mir. Cleyeland's Secretary of the Treasury will most likely be con fronted by a deficit before he comes familiar with his office, ard may De compelled to announce in bis monthly bulletins an increase of the public debt. Certainly that is a discburag- ing outlook for free traders, and how they are going toovercome such an ob- obstacleis beyond our ken.
 The government will be fortunate, if under the present tariff, the $250,- 100000 of 4 per cent bonds, subject to call before September 1891, tan be redeemed. The immense majority which Blaine received in Pennsylvania shows conclusively that the labofing classes there are proteetionists, and while wages in the iron and coal dis tricts are very low, because of the de- pressed condition of trade, the labor ing people have sufficient acuInen to understand that tariff reduction could not possibly better their condition, but would make their existence still more precarious. Evidently Carlisle, Morrison and their followers have a hard row to hoe.