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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-11-08
The Turf and the Farm.

IN assnciaii y, or Joint Stock Company,
has been formed in This county, styling
itself the Giles County Agricultural and
Stock Association, which has Tor It's object
the promotion of tie interest Of the stock
growing and agricultural community. and
the more thorough local development Of
the specially the race. harness
and saddle horse. For the present the. g
Src to be only one hundred shares, worth
enc hundred dollars each. and no man Is
allowed to take less than one nor more u.an
five. This, however Is 10 be regu lated 10y
the association itself in future. It may
be necessary or roftablo to Increase the
number of shares, bat it is believed now
that ten thousand dollars will set the asso-
citation on foot, and may probably carry it
through. The first share WAS taken in
the counting room Of Stacy IL JONAS n
on Wednesday evening last, and in less
than ten minutes after the books were open,
thirtY-four shares were tabtn-most Of the
parties preferring 10 subscribe five d
wishing for ten. Those who desire to take
stock IN the Fair Grounds and Race Track
combined, had better call on Esquire Stacy
ct one, as all the stock will undoubtedly
be taken in very few days.
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y this cause i q. pcas1 to .hc sati Suction Of the
Clerk Of the county court OF Giles county from
al.laFi- that the dcfsudaLt lame J E,yjus, Is q
n0r--isteut ct the state OF Tennessee. ,sls,!
III - Texas So tlat the cliary process otlhc ceuTt
ctl.not be SERVED en- han: Cn motion il is therefore
o.f-Fe1 that guollcatipn be made i'm the Pulaski
Sl1zea- news paper published in tire gown af Du-
CURING the said "et04a1c TO be and appear the
December term Of this p. he'd on tbs first
Acnaay in December l>5T, sjiJ answer. plead os
dcnuI 70 com plainaut's lin, or tLcsstno viii be TIA
ken for confessed her and set To- hearing ex
p2r.e. luorS i. ". ROSE. clerk.
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Methodist Conferer &c,

The lowing is the list Of appointments
for this district
John B Stevenson, Presiding Elder.
Florence station. Thomas II Davenport;
Cypress ct. Jno a Barbee, w Weakly;
Waterloo ct. to be supplied & NJ Written. }
Savanna sta, W Davis; Savanna ct, w
Ccoksey, Henry L Booth.
Pulaski sta, Z r Hill.
RodgersvIle and DriskilPs Chapel sta,
Brown; Shoai mis- A A Bnrbee; Rich
land ct, S MeAs, Trinity ct, J A
Thompson.
B H Malone President Of Pc. bic Hill
Academy, and attached to the Savannah
station Quarterly Conference.
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HoE. EDMusD CoorER, Of She.byvi'Ie,
who has been several weeks At Washington
acting as the Private Secretary Of the
President arrived at his home few days
ago, on some private business, upon tie
completion of which, it is understood, he
viii return to tie Federal capitol, and re-
main with lae President Mr. Cooper is
one Of tie most eminent lawyers, a man Of
excellent business capacity and superior
judgment. Thoroughly read in the poiiti-
cal history Of ike couatry, and having no
desire or ambition inconsistent with the
good Of the people oflho whole Union, the
President could rot have selected more
able aad Trustworthy confdentiai friend
and adviser Union and DisPotsh
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A VaIueabIe Farm for Sale.

IN Saturday the 10th of November next, ! viii
~ sell to the highest bidder the premises, the
valuable tract OF LAND on which now reside, and
on "liyh MY -, lIs'c mas !iEel IoF many years,
the rTiEc road leading from Pulaski 60 Columbia.
Terms OF sale, one third the 25th Of December
ncN5, when possession viii be given; balance in d
with approved security aud lien retained.
OctaS-lm + q. LESTER.
Agt & Atty in fact for NJ Lester and her childE.
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Stephen VancIevc ct ais, vs. George Bowers ct ais
y this cause it appearing tho satisfaction If the
clerk and master from affidavit chat { be defend
ants, john ! -caty, his wife, i Beatty, George
Wright ard his vile Earcissa wright. and 3 q
Benson, are uon-9csidents Of The state
q Tennessee, So that tic ordinary process 81
this court cannot DE- served on them, Ou motto u D.
therefore ordered has publication be made for ir
weeks in succession in Che Puis-si -Cltizsut" Z
nay-spar,er llIli-a! u Che town Of Pulaski ia said
state r5oufrfne, the said defendant ~ Pc and appear
or the first d4y af the next term % the cblHecTy
cour. 30 BE- held for taccouuty Of Giles - tic coart
lou-e iu Pulaski. tic lTzt monday ~ January
x- anu answer COM ualt 5 BILL er TIE same tlil
g. ---, fcsseI as ti.si El3 -e- fsF herring
.z--..rt-. H.t &. fs3= a. t'i&. d ID
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Great Excitement in Washing ton City!
Andy Johnson in the AscendarcyI!
The Radicals Giving Way!.!

The most astounding developments are now being
made with reference to t. imme- Sc stock Of goods
recently purchased by Ward 81 Shapard; not that
there is any irrrgularty connected it'll it, but it is
said be the largest importation Of fall and winter
goods that have been brought to this market since
the close Of the Dress goods in great variety
all NEW STYLES Indies cloaks. hats, shaHs, balmo
rails, Alexander kid gloves, and variety Of other
gloves hosiery, dress trimmings laces, edgings, IL
settings ribbons ladies' collars in sets, Quincy, NAL
tese yaIencencs and English thread collars, magic
ru1ling, tape trimmings, and large lot Of white
goods. a large and elegant lot Of ready made
clothing, Of best material and incest styles, black
and fancy French cloths and cassimers, largo lot
Of boots and shoes styles hats. gcntiemen's
underwear, perfect fitting shirt, and general
furnishing goods. In fact, anything in our line Of
business be round at house at prices as low
they can be found his side Of New York Let
evcryI body come 70 them, and we viii cndca' or
b please YOU in quantity, quality and prices.
september 2O.-tf WARD q SHAPAED
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Thomas Hanna ct ais, vs.
Marion 4. Barnes ct ais.
\ this cause it appearing 90 the satisfaction Of tn
/ Clerk and Master from affidavit that the defend
ants. Samuel a. Barnes and John + Barnes, Va
Iony StePe and -- StePc. whose christian name
not known. are nonresident Of Tennessee. so that
the ordinary process ofths cCHrt cannot be served
them; On motion it is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four weeks in succession in
Pulaski in said State, requiring said defendants TO
be and appear on the first day Of the next term Of
the Chanccry Court. 20 be held for the county Of
Giles az the court house in Pulaski, the first
Monday ia January next. and answer complainant
bill, or The same VIII be taken for confessed r
then and set for AearIEE es-01Tte.
nov 1867. a. cox, c. & n.
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4 PRHFdTARLE T1vEsrnEEnT.

an Saturday the 18th day Of November inst. I
- viii sell to the highest bidder, for cash at the
court house door in Pulaski, many valuable Notes,
Accom- Is and udclnenss belonging to tie firm OF
d. c. Carter & Co Sold under an order of the
Chanccry Court 1t PuIask. y. 3. STACY.
nov Receiver for D. c. Carter s. Co.
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Valuable Town Property
FOR s ALE.

Zonas Baird ct ais vs.. W. W. Fowler Ct ais.
DY virtue Of decree rendered by the county
ID court Of Giles county at It's August term 1867.
in the above cause, will sell IN the town Of Cor
ucrsviUe, Saturday the End day Of Noven 5er
1861 the east half Of lot in the pan Of said
town, and the samcupon which Holman L. Fowl cF
rcsi-ed at the time Of his death.
TERNs.-Crcdit and y months with interest
from day Of sale. Notes with good personal seeu-
rity required and lien retained
oct II Z. ". ROSE, clerk
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NEW ADVER tISEM' ~ S
ETEETTNG.
Ep0ngr0T.nnpS3

STOCKHOLDERS GIEEIIN Ga
}'HE aun1a meeting o. the s,otkLoldcr5 Of the
Nashville & Deoatu: 4. Il. co. viii be held in
the city of Nashville at the Freight depot If tho
company. at Il O'clock, 4. N. on
Esd a'ucsdRy of November, ieth,( 1867.
Stockholders who desire 10 be represented in { ne
convention. and who have not Lal their certificates
OF stock ia the orr innl companies substituted, Will
DO well to send in their old certificates and tax
Clipts and have their stock accounts upon the books
OF the company adjusted IN time for the meeting.
Station agents and directors viii forward ccrtid
Gates O. scrip OF railroad tax receipts promptly.
Stockholders, by exhibiting their certificates Of
stock 10 the conductors, viii be passed free to and
from tleconvention. e.. ". SEAY,
Nashville. &c 25-3t Secy
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FOR = ALE.

V7IE House and Lo, occupied by II. <. Brannan
/ the present year Terms liberal. For terms
dc. apply II Z. n. Scoggin.
oct lS-Ia L. I. ALTERNATELY.
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STR AY MULE.

f{'AKEN mp by me about the Ist INST, miles east
/ or Pulaski, a sorrc nars mule, about 1915
bands high. with her right heck stiff. Valued at
$50. Owner can recover it by proving property and
paving expenses.
oct25 IF j. II. KEELING
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w1oow,s RAxoar. Pulaski. Nov. l, 1861

Dun Corrosive were shown, yes'ei-
day. at the Chamber If Commerce, sam
pies Of cotton from every cot N growing
county in tie world OF The tLirty one
sampl,s on exhibition. Orleans far exec s
all in quality, while middiug Surats
grown in the Eat Indies, is the lowest
grade. The former brought 1871 il Liver
pool on the 1st of September, and the latter
SD. No cotton now grown Is equal TO
that Of our own Southern States - Union
and Dispatch.
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DT virtue Of writ Of vendi5ioni exponas to me
ID directed from the august, 1867 term Of the cir
cult court Of Giles county, in the cause Of Willie
Willelord. trustee &c, *. Jno " Hollis, William
Williamson and Il G Aymctt, j viii sell to the
highest bidder for cash, at court house doo in
Pulaski, Saturday the 23I day Of November,
1867, two tracts or parcels Of land containing 20
acres In the Sth vil district of Giles county, boun-
dcd on the cast by Wilson and others, west by Lu-
Their McCord, nor,h by Thos. j Alternately and
south by II II Avmctt and others; levied on Is the
property of William Williamson
nov 1867 3. II. PEDEN, shift.
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DY virtue of two executions to directed from
- the August term, 1907, of the circuit court for
Giles county, viii sell to the highest bidder for
cash, al the court house door in Pulaski, on
SATURDAY the 22d day OF November, 1867,
the undivided interest Of Samu J. WIllcford in two
tracts Of land formerly owned by his futher. con
tanning together about 295 acres, situated in the
18th civil district Of Giles county, on Lynn creek,
bounded month by Lewis Fry and Nancy Evans
and James Sands, cast by Nancy Evans and others,
south 10y Nancy Evans, VIM Fry, Eloy Hickman
and others and west by the heirs Of Richard Baly
and others. Levied on as the property of SamI
L Willetord to satisfy n fl "a in favor Of Allison,
Andersen d CO., and an execution in favor Of Al
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TAKEN Up

z the subscriber, miles south Of Pulaski q gray
; Horse, or years old. worth about SOD
nov lit u. b IIARW FL L.
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20 Lav he shaLe, and lay t4o areLtraEe ,,
Tie Iosty vault, to gather and roll bacl5
The sound OF anthems
= mohotooy so ProiuAd As 20 De 0pPfes-
SaF y painful pFfNa5isa ln 'h"' almost
/ Wilderness oi rural HE. IheFe was 10
! ,.sy.f,rin,r C,i.nH ~. strqo,~ar IN hra.k the
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/ HeaitleeIIug tranquility Of that deep COUG-
/ t:v secluz;on. Ever and anon broad fields
are passed, unasvred wiki riPened grain to
reward the sturdy farmer, and burnt fenc-
ing and mutilzted houses vet mark the
d-soIation of the fiery waves of war =
Painful reality responds to e. quiry--tLis
is Tennessee, The home of Jackson, the
stern enemy Of wants, whose hercuIean
ann struck down the cxultant victors Of
Waterloo, a; New OrIeans the home Of
Polk, whose monument is an Ophir, a
G.conda, an empire, more opulent and
extensive than ,hat of the Caesars, stretch
ing fro Il The Sabine to the Pacific, from
Or.t-..n 10 The GpIf Of Mexico. Alas tie
remnrseIess vYl,ures Of RsdicaIisr. and the
snpIloss cbou1q Of BrownIow. have desserat.
"A o,.3 d,sr,iIod am. l,voJ o,J b.ou,;.,l
nar,i,.tic and rq,:va Tennessee The
..Nioban Of Sfates SHE Is almost
,,r,..,., 1.. .. :.
o"''e99 GA" 0---''''1'9 III L0i ''10'I'sH ~
How sadly we recalled the prophetic
lines of the Gifted but hayward Byron
ssThero Is a moral to all human tales
rfr ' fres so o a t o. .9 PHS55 hen fails
Wealth, vice, corruption, baTbarsm at last -
Saturday morning. found US bFea'a5Hag
with Dr. Wood, at Boon's Hill, with
whom we had spent hospltabIe night and
8 o'cloch a m, at Fayetteville.
Soft Italian breezes from the SonIhw-sb
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i may lie regarded as settled fact tls t
The coming Congress- viii abolish the cot
loa tax or reduce :. {, she merest fraction.
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Gen. Ho ard oftAe Freedmen's Bureau,
has laid his report before the Secretary of
War. 1t is very long, and contains high
y important as well as Interesting inform a.
ten. He recommends tLat the Bureau be
discontinued as separate institution in
July Mex, Wien the law expires.
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IN Ii w
- GTn O R Re :
Southeast Corner of the Public Square,
u1aslzi, Tom,

HAVE Just received complete stocks Of mems and
II boys Ready m de Clc thing, Boots, Shoes, Hats
Hosiery, &c. &c,
TO the ladies would say thai stot K Of ladies'
misses and childreu's Boots Shoes, Caters and Io
siery is complete and very desirable, and special
y inyite You to examination -four goods prices.
Our variety IF Gents. and Boy CINthing, Hats,
Boots and Shoes is immense.
We have hats varying in price from 30 cents to
$40. Coats from s. to 500, and everything else in
our line in the same
Variety of Price AID Quality.
We have exercised great care in selecting our
goods, and are determined that those who favor Us
with their patronage shall be satisfied to prices
We are agents for Baily, Ordway 81 Co., Nashville,
and Southworth & Nance Memphis, Tenn,
COTTON FACTORS,
and viii furnish their customers with Rope and
Baggng pay tax and ship their cotton.
tThe favors Of old friends and the public gone
rally respectfully solicited.
oct 16tf MCGUmE & EzELI.
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GREENBAoK8 AS \ LEGAL TENDEE.--In
t e case oil Walls against Shepherd, where
in Walls had purchased land from Shep-
herd, tenIerins United States legal tender
notes in payment for The same, and which
was refused b. Shepherd--he demanding
he payment in gold or silver, Judge Bull
lock decided. at the present term of our
Circuit G urt, that nothing but gold OF sill
yer was legal tender in the State Of Ken
tucky-H Hickman Courier.
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- from the August Germ, 1857, OF tie circut court
for Giles county, in the cause Of j James Kitten
gUII3 '1tI1i = I'm M Floclel 70 sen 70
in Pulaski, Saturday the 25d day Of Nov. 1857,
one town lot in CamPbcllsyiuc known in the plan
of said town lot No. I, bounded east by ID Il
Hannah, north by Jacob Yokcly, west by r n
Campbell and south by CaJlin. Levied on as
the property of Sarah i Calm.
nov ,. II. PEDEN shift.
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~ 80. UHsEg..s.

THE DEiCsG UE85g,5l.
Drawsily banr the dripping leaves
Foam bells lloae on the are3ry river;
The lew-lungd zephyr fiintiy grisvcs
la jhs twiigllt'7 misty qulyer
Yellow and sere in thric diiited caps
The young years leaty pluues are lying,
And nature stooPS her Lead and v-ceEs--~
For the Summer slowly dying.
Tremulcus on the tranquil sen
Fall and linge~ the leadcn shadows;
The summer birds have flown from the lea,
The daisies are dead in the meadows
Mornings sound from the gathering gloom,
Tie heart Of the forest IS sick with signing
Fer the balmy bliss and the faded bloom
OF the summerslowy dying.
TearfrIlymurmurs a fond farewell
To the sweet warm glow and the sunny qUiver
That wroughton the spirit their itching spcll
IL the glad days gene for ever.
Pray that their sHEshjny Warmth may last
Tie glory and fragrance hat giTt their flying
Tho every trace oftheir bloom shall have pass d
With she summer slowly dying.
FANNIE.
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DY virtue of a writ Of vend. expo. to me directed
ID from the august term 1867, Of the circuit court
Of Giles county, in tho cause CT Thomas II Noblott.
admir- of Elizabeth Malone, deed, vs.. Robert Aidy
A w Walker, and Walker, and q w Hendrix,
stoyor. win proceed to sell for cash TO the highest
bidder, at he court house door in Pulaski, on Sat
urday the Esd day Of November, 1861, SO acres of
land, in 4th civil district, Giles county, adjoining
the lands Of w 4 KenuemoIe Richard Williams,
Rebecca Allison and others, levied on as the prop
erty Of a w Walker.
nov 3. II. PEDEN, sh' IF.
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Joseph D Howard ct ais. IS.
JuO Z BrownlOw ct ais.

Joseph D Howard ct ais. rs.
Jno Brownlow ct ais.
II pursuance of decree Of the chunccry court as
I Pulaski, Tenn, in the above cause, l will on
SATURDAY the 30th day of Nov. 1861
sell the highest bidder the court house door in
Pulaski. the two tracts Of land mentioned in the
plcadings living in the 14th civil district OF Giles
county, and belonging to the estate of James
Brownow, decd. One tract contains 1855 = acres,
and adioins the lands Of James Howard, John
Clark, Lecnrn Guthrie and Pedcn. This tract
Is well timbered. The other tract contains 100 q
cres and adjoins the lands Of \ X Morrow, Minor
Wilkes, Ben Ashworth and Leman Guthrie-about
- acres cleared and undcr fence: the balance we'll
tiIubcred.
ALSO-At same time on the premises, "a tract Of
land belonging the sain c-tste, lyidg in MuUry
county, Tenn. containing about 80 acres. adjoining
tie lands of Joseph Howard, Mr. Blaiely, W d Nell
and b Howard. This tract is nearly all cleared
and undergood fenciug-rich and proluctive-wcll
wutcred aid moderate improvements.
TER2Is.-Clcdit Of and y months with in
terest Sold free from redemption Notes with ap-
sep a. cox, csm
VIM. 3. Clayton ct ais. IS. Jas. B. White ct ais
happening from the petition Of petitiojcrs.
4 which arc sworn to, shat the defendants, Nan
ey + Clayton, JAS II Clayton las j hite and Jno
| Is W lite, non residents OF the
State Of Tennessee. that the ordinary process
| this Court cannot be served on him: On motion ii
Is therefore ordered that publication be made for
TOUR weeks in succession in the Pulaski Citizen a.
newspaper published in the town Of Pulaski in said
! State, requiring said defendants 10 be and appear
before the county court of Lawrence county, State
! Of Tennessee, he lst Monday in December next
and plead, answer or demUr TO said petition or the
same viii be taken for confessed TO them and set
| for hearing ex Partc. S. y. CARRELL,
nov clerk.
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= Y virtue of a writ of vend. expo. to me direct
ID ed from the August term, 1867, of the circuit
court Of Giles coun5y, in the cause of Jas Har-
rson, vs.. \ w Walker, i Il Walker and w 4 KeI-
nenore, will proceed to sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at the court house door, in Pulaski on Sat
urday the 23d day Of November, 1867, 81 acres Of
land, lying IN The 4th civil district Giles county,
adjoining the lanes Of Lewis Walker, Mrs Apple
ton, Richard Williams aud others. Levied on
the property Of VIM y kenncmore.
nov 3. il. PEDEN, shift.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-14

lengthy debate, in the Senate this
morning. it was stated that dispatches
received by private sources from
Washington, indicated that Congress
would adjourn soon after the fourth
of March, and would not convene
again until the middle of May or the
1st of June. The whole question was
finally referred to the committee on
the Judiciary qg 1TEO I40g 3
1t is generally reported here that
Governor Bramlette will soon resign,
and that the Lieutenant Governor
will take his place; and that, in the
meantime, Mr.. Guthrie will resign,
and that the then Governor Jacob
will appoint Bramlette as Senator.
Great excitement is created here by
the report, recently brought from
Washington, that Andy johnson is
expected to go over to the Radicals,
and the politicians, here are. considers
ably exercised over the matter. sr
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surveys made by Gen. Wilson and the
engineer corps, which abounded in
facts and figures from which much
information was given the Conven-
ton. Mr.. Abbott gave a full account
of all the Instructions in the different
rapids, and gave the figures, which
will be of great benefit to the Con-
vention, and will be considered by a
Committee on Resolutions. Much
discussion was had in referring mat
ters to the different Committees;
when, upon motion, Prof. Waterhouse,
of st. Louis, was invited to take the
stand, and he proceeded to read
paper involving the whole question of
river improvements ABU3
The Convention then adjourned
until 3 o'clock. ~ oeA
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 13.-A man named
Nicholas murdered his wife and two
children on Sunday night, and then
killed himself. - 9aIaf f.Hs sif.i5iit9-
A proposition was brought before
the Legislature yesterday to amend
the Constitution by striking, out the
word white wherever it occurred in
that instrument.
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Great Ovation at the American
EmbasSy's.
No Cheers forRoyaltyO,
INDIANAPOLIS.
Judicial District Bill passed the
HOuse-AlsO, City Fire Limits Bill
"A Convert 20 PrOhibitiOn-Reg-
istry LaW-AppOrtiOnmept Bills
passed the Senate-DemOcratic Fill
ibusterlng-Stfetcher CaseD
Especial to the Evansville Journal.


Especial to the Evansville Journal.l
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 13.-The bill
re-districting the State for Judicial
purposes, was under consideration in
the House.
Wolfe of Sullivan spoke in favor of
retaining Sullivan County in thecdisr
trict where it is at present. 49,
Mr.. Daggy stated that the arrange
ment in the bill under consideration
was made to equalize the business.
Mr.. Wolfe grew warm and askeA
just to be let alone.
The member from Morgan adyoca-
ted the passage Of the bill. The bill
passed. .AbsS
Shuey's bill giving towns the right
to establish fire limits, when two
thirds of the property owners in such
limits ask for the same, was taken up
and passed.
Hughes introduced resolution in
s'ruc'lns 'ne ooN,'ee ~, on npol
@Ioe " repoi. pni "i'nou' uoiaS
He announced his conversion to the
iaiun III, u ohe pfonipi'ionis's.
Inc AFTERNOON SESSION oi 'ne house Sc
was occupied in debate on the bill
repeating all acts passed yfOr the, enr
lorcemen. oi 'he lo.n ar'lcle u 'he
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