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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28
CONGRESSIONAL .PROCERDINos
VorIy.FInt Conversational Regular Session



HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House assembled this mofninE ~ 10
Committee Of the Whole for debate upon the
Mr. HAY, OF III, nrst obtained the hoot, and
made npseeh In opposition to the nfpylalona
OF the pehdinE bill and In favor OF the redue
tlon OF taxation to tho loweat possible figure,
ar. strickland, Of Mich, was neat feeog
nizod, and spoke upon the lumber, salt and
miainr Interests Involved In the BID a. being
the objects In which no was mott intefeiied,
and upon these be dwolt At length,
Mr., Bird, OF N. j., opposed the bill a. OPP
pTeaalve to the aErioultutal interests, which
snsrsssd ioar anna OF the tntlrs population
Of the eeuntfy. =, nH
torest, and protested agslnst the reduction OF
duty on pig.iron proposed By the bill,
MI. Duraett, OF Mo, spoke In favor Of pro-
lection to the cotton manufacturers Of tho
South. #fHF
Mr.. witeher, Of W. Va, wanted protection
TO the iron and coal miners aud salt manu-.
MT' Dohlty, Of Pa, advocated pro ssetion to
the crest Iron and mining interests which
employment toya't numbers Of the labor
Ing olAaaea. -Fr... H.N ii.
House adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28

~, CoTToS spectators have sunk $500 900 Ia
Columbus, Ca, thlS season.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28

pRuo STORE, OPPOSITE
SSasSuS SSHpoaSSSl. sSd iVNS lSWS5I SAGTtsS'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28

wAsnhaToS, March 20, 1870. - Jay Cooke
4 90. furaish the foilowiog quotations Of Gov
erunent aeonrittes'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28

Tho International Yaoht Ra0as.
The Cambria Il now in RatSeys slpssviI
DO launched about the 17lh inst, and win
be on Brighton on the l4th OF April, prepar-
atory to the races, which are expected TO
take place between this vessel aud the Amer
lean schooner Sappho. Il Ia UNDERWOOD Mr..
Douglass, the spirited owner OF the latter
vessel, has not yet decided upon Mr.. Ash
buryS propositions, which arc stated to be
three races Round the Wight, round Cher
bourg aud back, and Eddystone aud back,
with time allowances or three races over
a triangular course, round the Nab and
Oares light, with steamer moored twenty
mlles out at sea "a time race D or three
races sixty miles dead 10 the wlndWard and
back Ono time y or three races round the
Wight Quo tlme.) Every care has been
taken In the selection Of the navigation mas
ter to take tho Cambria 10 New York on the
4th Of July. Mr.. Graves, N. p, Capt. Sir
James Anderson, Capt, Judklns, Capt.
Lott, Of the Russia, Capt, BallRntlne, OF the
Montreal line, have advised Mr.. Ashbury on
the above appointment, aud the selected
master 10 one already well-knoWn In Liver
pool and elsewhere for tho remarkably rapid
passage he has made across the Atlantic in
command Of clipper ships. The Cambrla's
alterations this winter are not nnmerous
her bulWarks have been raised aud more
sheer given, aud her bowsprlt more sheer 1
additional large portfolios on each aide to
rapidly carry OF a heavy sea, and three or
four tons OF lead ballast will comprise the
material alteratlons.-BsH'S LJs In london,
March 10. ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28

NAVY PATMABTER'H OpFIeE,
wAAHIEdToS, p. u, March p, lS0.
Sealed Proposals, to DO endorsed ''PTOposAlA,
will 10 received at this oloe until ~ m the hTst
day Of April, 1870 for the foloypg articles, hleh
must DO Of the very best quality, 30 be daliyeTSd
free OF expense aud Government tax, % the Yah
layton Navy Yard, aud subject 10 tho usual ln'
BUREAU GoRsirusiton and Rspdff
4, OO0 pounds white Lead, In OIL
100 Air Port Glasses, oleaT white, polished.
Bureau Ordnance.
100 cords spruce Pine wood.
bureau Equipment d5d RscruuMg.
qbaTTels LAID Oh. ~
BiddsTa must state In thCiT bids the Tine v I'M a
which the articles can he delivered, Descriptive
sohed nile with particulars to he seen al this ONCE,
Rasponslble security req aired fortha prompt ana
fauhful delivery Of Fupplles awarded IN e0Rt9Im :
Y With st pulAiiOna on the blank form lot bldp 20
bs had II this once, otherwise bids VIII pot b
mkB 81 PaymlstT United states Navy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28

ORPHANS COURT, ...
District Of Ootumbta, a0t0R County, 70 iSft:
Ia the case OF ions T. MIIoHELL and RIcuAHD
PETTIr, AdministTAtora Of Walter Harper, de-
ceased, the AdmlniTtTators Aforesaid have. with
the APPRECIATION Of the orphans Court 81 Wash,
inEton aOunty Aforesaid, appointed Tuesday, April
II, A. D. 1870, for the duAi settlement and dstTl-
button Of the personal estate OF said deeeased,
been collected and tuTned into money " hen and
whore all the creditors and heirs Of said deeaAsed
are notified To attend, With their claims properly
youehsl, or thoy may Otherwise by lay be ex-
eludei from all benent In sAid deesaaed's Estate
week f0Tthros weeks In the NATiOHAL REPUBLI.
Test; A. WEBSTER,
MIN MSu' Register Of Wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28
Tho spring Fashions.

The New York Herald OF yesterday speak
Ing Of the latest styles, says; .....
There Is not much change or absolute
novelty In the new styles. Bonnets are re-
gaining their lost popularity, and are also
Increasing In size. White chip 10 much
sought after, and flowers form considerable
part Of the trimmings. The glpsy shape is
In general favor, aud threatens TO replace
tho fanehon. Tue dladcm Is higher than
ever, and all have eapes. The cottage bon
net is another novelty, and on some faces
II has a charming appearance. This shape
admits Of inside trimming and tho indispen-
sable flowers decorate the dladem and
crown. Lace has passed out Of general use
az material for bonnets, and 10 replaced BY
crepe de chene aud straw OF all kinda. Not
wlthstandlng tho growing popularity Of
bonnets there Is much TO be admired In the
round hats Of tho period. Their crowns are
higher than ever, In some inttances having
a bhgand appearance. Tho brima arc also
very broad, and not turned up a. much as
before. Forlrlmming many ofthem have
wreath Of flowers oncircllpg the crown aad
trailing down on the shoulder Of the ysarsr.
Suits have not undergone much change, I'M
ess In regard 70 still more elaborate trim
ming 81, tha same material az tho garment
ltIelf Unlformlty Of color 10 perceptlble In
all the new toilets. Some pretty contrasts
Of black and white, however, arc 10 vogue,
and wilkhe much worn this spring, The
material for kuits ID mostly confined still 10
silks OF all kinds, even TO small checked and
striped specimens OF sick. Nankeen, foul
ard plque and white Swiss will DO also pop
ulaT this season. For evening toilets lace
seems to occupy an important place. With
two BhaWls Of thls materlal--black and
whits-a lady can arrange dozen different
toilets, As for the styles Of evening dresses
their name Is legion. Hardly two are alike,
and they depend mostly on the taste OF the
wearers. Nothing looks more graceful than
a lace or cashmere shawl, draped over q
trained drese, and q single square shawl may
serye as tunic aohu over short dress,
but In every case uniformity Of color 10 the
rHlo. Short, loose sacks and sAiloT Jackets
are already out, aud with young girls they
are sure 10 be faVorites. g.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
l ,3sriPSI has obtained from The oLpha5s, Court
Of FERDINAEB RoTH, late Of WAshluEton county
against the said deceased are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber, on or before the 18th dpy Of hNreh
nsHtI they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all bSne1t Of the said estate,
0iVen under my hand this l2th day o. March,
1870, CATHARlAk ROTH,
mhll.MsW' AdmihistTAiriE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28
THE COURTS,

CrRouIT COURT Chl<f J,lsiies CdrAsr.--
This court was engaged az followa Saturday.
Rapley W. Brown. Motion 70 set aside
judgment overruled, 49,
Morgan & Rhlnehart ys. Hughes, Motion
for leave 70 Ole a second plea overruled.
West vs.. PloWman. Motion 70 strike ont
pleas oSerruled, and case Get down for trial;
Mattlngly VS.. Lewis. Motion for new trial
overruied, and Judgment. .,l,L,,- ~. .
plea overruicd. gsai 4sdHrs
CAsEs TO-DAY. 80
The following cases are Get for tidal 10 day;
Nos. sls, SIS, sos, 14S, 9ss, lag, a74, $40 and
400. " n si-,I.ir. ~ -...,...-... .aaI / ,. .
Adjourned. ..... 10. r..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28

EeuITI CoUnT.--Judos Wvlis.-Thls court
made tho following orders Saturday; .'.y
Fitzgerald. Order setting aside sale and
Of reference 70 auditor.
Owens Va. Blundon. Order for an inJunc-
ton and the appointment Of q receiver.
. Ifesburgcr W. Barry. Order confirming
auditors report. -T
IC dbl DIVORCE oksus. Ell r
s Marie l.. Walker W. II. W. Wslkor. This
IL divorce case previously reported; 10
which tho plaintiff seeks divorce because the
defendant has deserted her and given him
self TO adulterous praotlses with, Miss
BonneY and Miss Grlnith, In Michigan.
Tho case has been pending since November
last. Judge Wylle ordered q decree dlvorc-
Ing the parties. rHl 7. E.
Mamie staples 70. Robert Staples. The
plaintiff sues for divorce because Of tho
dssertlon Of her husband and his adultery
with one Mrs.. Ward, IN this city. A decree
OF divorce was granted. slHa z
Adjourned. 1 ~ h. .'s 7.a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28

ORPHANS COURT. u
Distrfcto Of 90 lUBt6fa, WaSAfR0toH COWRlV ,topn!
In tho case Of MARY JuLIA BAHHEIT. sHeep,
ix Of kTastuS b, barrett, deceased, the eNeeutIiN
Aforesaid has, With the APPRECIATION Of the Or
phanS' Court Of WAabinEto county eforeaAid, Ap.
pointed Saturday, ApIlI 10, A, d, 1870, for the
hnal aeitloment aud dlsiTihuuon OF the peIson4l
estate OF said deceased, and Of the As6ss In hand
as far as the same have been collected and turned
into money when and where all the creditors aud
heirs Of said deceased are notified TO attend, with
their claims properly you0hsd, or they may other
Wise by law be excluded from all beneht In
said deegased'g estate provided q copy Of this
order be Published ouce week for three weeks IN
the hATIoHAL kEFuuLioAS previous 10 the said
day, .,
Test A, WEBSTER
hihli. hsW' Register Of WLla
TINTED STATES PATENT oFIIoB.
~ WAauIE0TON, ID, c., March 2, 1870.
On the pelluOH Of JANA lVEA, Of Mount Car.
aal, COnn,, praying for the extension Of a pat"
est granted 10 him on the 10Th day Of June, 1850,
ieT an imProYsmsnti In Mode Of Attaching Pads to
q Il ordered that the testimony 10 the case be
elOssd on the 10Th day Of May hsEt, that the
time for alag Arguments and the kFamlneI's re.
port be limited 70 the 10Th day OF May noHt, aud
| hat SAID petition DO heard on tho 10Th day o.
fhS psisOa may oppose th!, SEtSg'iSPVs
mhll'MsW OOmmiSIionST Of PAlsnts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-28

~. ,siny VtssSsaads cared AZ this instilutieA
wi,Riu he last ghtss1 IsSrs ESd ne hS%s5SSs
Eutgieal Opera tions perI2Imea, " ps,GSnn iSsanl
SsSy other papOTs, nosisss o. Nhish aHHsaTSd
MfShhas a. a gentleman Of ehArAetsT and ts9pOnais
Siih5, sS4sisAs 5TRsRRtsS W HgIsSSsSSd'
PsrSSps WTiNng rhOuld be pAItieuiaT In direct
iasthsiT iSltots q ~. a hS iSsssWiHE
baltimore Lock Hospital,
Isa.iy BAihmoTs. MARYLAND.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-25
THE UNION AND AMERICAN.
TENNESSEE.
Public Laws--OfficiaI.


An act to amend an act passed Feb o, 1862 and to
permit railroads to select a new name.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Tennessee, That
if any of the railroads of this State shall
consolidate their interests and franchises,
as provided by an act of the General AS
sembly, passed Feb. 25, 1869, they are here
by authorized to adopt the name of eth
er of the roads so consolidating or com
blnation of the names of all the roads or
a new name; Provided, however, that
the adopting of said newname shall not re-
lease either of the roads from any and all
liabilities they are separately under to the
State of Tennessee, under and by the laws
of this State; and provided further, that
under their new name, the railroads thus
consolidated, shall succeed TO all the priVi-
leges and immunities, and be subject to all
the liabilities of the respective roads ex-
listing previous to their consolidation;
provided further, that said consolidation
shall not operate so as to abate any suit
pending at the time of consolidation in
favor of or against either of said roads SO
consolidating.
Sec. 2. Whereas the East Tennessee and
Virginia, and the East Tennessee and Geor-
gia Railroad Companies have consolidated
into one corporation, under the provisions
= If an act entitled "An act to liquidate
the State debt created in aid of Railroads.
passed the 23d day Of February, 1869; and
Whereas, it is desirable that the consoli-
dated company's name should carry into
1.-THE names of the consolidated companies:
D., e 81 lNv-f no
Assembly of the State of Tennessee, first
That the name of the consolidated com
pany is hereby changed from the East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad Company,
to the East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
gis Railroad Company, and that the shares
in said company shall be one hundred
dollars, with quarter, half and three quar-
ter shares, representative twenty five, fifty
and seventy-tive dollars, and these frac-
tional shares, shall be entitled to fractional
votes in the meetings of said company.
2. The company is hereby author
lied to issue bonds running to maturity
at such date and bearing such rate of
interest as may be deemed best, with
which to retire the State debt, under the |
provisions of the act of the 25th February,
1869; and all laws and parts of laws in |
conflict with these provisions are hereby |
repealed: Provided thst the issuance of |
the bonds hereby authorized shall, in no
way, impair any liens reserved by the
State, on either of said roads so consoli |
dating, except as provided in said act Of
18th of February, 1869.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That this
sc4 take effect from and after its passage.
Passed Dec II, 1863.
w. OK. PERKINS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
D. b. THoMAs,
Speaker of the Senate.
A true copy Of the original, now on file
in my office. A. J. FLITOHEh,
Secretary Of State.
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THE PROURET DIAMOND
ROBBERY.
Conviction of Mrs. Wilson, at st.
LeuIs-sho IL Sentenced TO Three
Hc0rss ImPrisOnmenL
from the st. Louis Times Jan. Is.

CofND III
From the st. Louis Times Jan. 10.
Considerable excitement was created in
the Criminal Court yesterday over the
trial of Mrs. LOuisa Davis alias Wilson,
the ''woman in black, " who robbed the
jewelry store of II. Prouhet, No. 10
North Fourth street, about five months
ago. The evidence sdduced by the
State showed that between u and
! o'clock in the afternoon George
Wilson and a man named Sprague, two
well-known English thieves, engaged the
attention of Mr.. Prouhet in the back part
of the store, where they purchased So
clock. Watching a favorable OppOrtu
nifty, Mrs Wilson slipped in noiselessly,
removed q tray of diamonds valued at
IS, 900 from the showcase, and made
good her escape. AS she passed in she
WAS recognized by Capt Smith, of this
city, and gentleman from Kansas City,
whose attention was attracted, not only
by her fine personal appearance, but her
hurried manner after she had emerged
from the establishment. She had rushed
into the street, and, without wait
ing for Fourth street car to
stop, attempting to get on the front
platform, and finally made an entire cir
cult of the car and got on at the rear plat
form, on the opposite side. DR.. Porter,
a passenger, observed her strange conduct
and remarked TO a gentleman sitting be
side him that he believed she was crazy.
Another gentleman picked up set Of dia-
mond studs she dropped and handed them
l,a 4fv,,g. ,,,4ipfl q 70
which held the balance of the precious
stones she had stolen. This COnClusively
established the identity of the woman, and
wove such a chain of evidence that the
jury were not long in agreeing upon
verdict of embarrassing the punish,
ment at three years imprisonment in thu
penitentiary.
There was still stronger evidence to be
had, but it was not deemed necessary t6
introduce il. A member of the thievlnl
fraternity in Chicago recently admitted t.
detective belonging to Pinkerton's banC
of experienced ''cOps," who was dis
guised, and so well acted his part as to bt
admitted as opal" that the third party
10 the transaction was no other than tn,
well known thief, ''Pepin Joe. " The tri'
left st. Louis the same day of the robbery
and went straight to Chicago. Not deem
ing it safe to keep the diamonds or otfe
them f0TSale in Chicago, they were entrust
ed to 'Pepin Joe" to disposeOf, supposin!
that actingundcr the adage of 'hOnOramOn
thieves" he would make an equal division
N the proceeds. he went to Canada
where he sold one Of the largest solitaire
and Offered othCrs-but whether the
were sold or not was not learned. Wher
lac went to from the provinces is no
known, but it is positively known tina
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson did not realize
dollar from the robbery. He was there
fore forced to go tmcying, and was dc
icctad in stealing revenue stamps from
Chicago bank, was arrested, convicted
and is now serving out a sentence Of fiv
years at the Joliet penitentiary. ii
wife will soon be doing similar service ;
jefferson
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Nashville and Northwestern
i A I LR O a D.
IS miles shorter than vim Decatur 80
WeVmDhfS.

IS miles shorter Ih;ln Vln DCClIur 10
Memphis.
Wore than 100 miles shorter e.lan vim
Louisville TO St Louis.
Close connections at Humboldt for Jackson,
Tenn jackson, Miss, Vicksburg, New Orleans and
the Southwest. Passengers have the choice Of
routes to all principal points in the Southwest via
Memphis or Jackson, Tenn.
Connection is made at Union City with trains of
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad for all principal
points West and Northwest; az Hickman with
FIRST-CLASS STEAMERS for all points in the
Mississippi Valley.
For THROUGH TICKETS apply at City Transfer
Office Maxwell House. and Nashville and Chatta-
noOga Passenger Depot, Church street.
]. W. THOMAS,
W I. DANLEY, Gen1 SUpt.
Genl P. and T. Agent. jan23 If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-25
DOCTOR HUNTER.

CONTINUES TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
~ Diseases. Syphilis. Gonorrhea. elect
Structure, 0rchitis. Hernia and rupture, ali Uri-
nary diseases, Syphilitic or Mercurial Affec-
tons of the throat. skin or bones, are treated
with unparalleled success.
Spermntorrhea, Sexual Debility and Impo-
teney. IS the result of self-abuse il youth soxu-
al excuses in matuTer yeaTs, or other causes.
and which produce sOmeO of the following effects
as nocturnal emissions. blotches, debility. dizzi-
moss, dimness of sight, confusion of ideas evil
fOreb0ding, aversion to society of females loss
of memory and sexual power. and Rendering
marriage improper. are permanently cured
DOCTOR HUNTER publishes a MEDIoAL
PAMPHLET relating to venereal diseases and the
disastrous and varied consequences of self.
abuse. that will be sent to any address in a
sealed envelope for two stamps. It contains full
symptom lists that will enable those affected to
determine the nature of their complaint and
give written statement of their case that will
answer almost as we'll for the purpose of trcat-
ment as a personal interview; but where n Is
convenient, the Doctor should be Consulted
personally.
1t is selfevident that Physician who con-
fines himself exclusively to the study of a GER
tain class of diseases and treats thousands of
cases every year, must acquire greater skill in
that speciality than one in general practice.
Many physicians, recognizing this fact, intro
duce patients to the Doctor after reading his
medical pamphlet, A friendly talk will cost
you nothing Charges moderate. Cures guaran-
SS-Ofice No. Is3 Third street. between
Green and Walnut. near the Postofiee. Louis
vile. KY. Office hours, "a. n. to7P.N.: Sun
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EASTERN ExTRAVAGANCE.

In the diary of the Hon. Mrs. William
Grey, who Travelled in Turkey and Egypt
in the suite of the Princess of Wales, she
has placed some facts and figures in Il
more apprcciablc shape than other travel
Crs had done In one Of the Eastern
palaces which the lady visited, the bed
steals were of silver, and cost each $l5,-
coo The royal bankrupt who owns them
Is always in the loan market. The three
chief dresses of the daughter Of the Vice
roy of Egypt, recently married, cost 80,
900 apicce, and of course other matters of
mere show were in Incorporation. The cN-
pcnses Of the wedding were fixed at 5000, )
600. exclusive of dresses and silver bed
steals. The same amount was provided
for fireworks and display, and presents to
the slaves and popuIacc. But all the cN-
travaganCe Is not lavished on the women.
Men who encourage waste in the othel
sex are always ready enough to throw
away money on their own folsies. The
Ticcrov of Egypt has treasures OF
pipes. some Of them costing no less thar
$50. 900 apiece. lie provided the party
Of the Prince of Wales with an assert
rnent of these pipes, and twenty slave.
were in attendance to keep the pipes atore
said clean and in order The Arabian
Nights are pleasant reading, and hay
hitherto been regarded as fiction. /
these latter accounts aye true, there mus
be more facts than We have supp usrd
the " Nights
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Stntn Trensurer

We are authorized to announce John
Hereford of Davidson county, as can
diate for State Treasurer before the present
General Assembly.
WE are authorized to announce Il. s.
Woodland of Lincoln county, candidate
for State Treasurer. sept tide.
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