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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-20
WHEN ROSES BLOW.

1t was the time when roses blow, 80
The sweetest time in all the year,
Twas when the sun was red and low.
And when the skies were warm and clear,
met q maiden by the gate
That led into . field of corn;
To see her was proud to wait
For fsirer girl was never born.
L saw = blush upon each cheek,
A bashfui CLEAN was in her eye;
I'D yearned to see her, hear her speak,
Soon the day began to die.
For love its secret longs to hide
Beneath green caves when days no more
a And when its faltering words have died,
y It turns its idol to adore. tHTt
We fingered long beside the gate,
And all our love was slowly told
Until the happy hours grew late
And stars appeared like drops Of gold.
Rare odors seemed with us to stay,
Faint nusic reached MS from a rili;
We loved the night more thsn the day.
80 lone. so beautiful and still
Night is the time for love to spring
Beneath blue and star-lit sky:
When every zephyr seems To ring
With music a it wantons by
- Then hearts in union gladly beat.
And eyes with rzre>t brightness glow
Eortbere'- no other time 50 sweet
For love, a> that when roses blow.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-20

TuE assurance of the lightning rod
man was never better illustrated than
the other day when he applied to the
president Of railroad company aud
wanted to put lightning rods on all of
his care.
lightning rods on our cars ?" ask
ed the latter.
"Why, certainly
"Vhat in the world do we want
them for Z" @
"Because they make good cOnduc-
tsrs,' replied the man as be closed the
door hastily behind him.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-20
MADE of awl work-shOes.

4
MADE of awl work-shOes. - tA
COSTLY furniture Indian bureaus.
A proverb going the round of so.
ciety is called circular saw.
RHEUMATISM is always joint affair
and yet there is only one party to it.
The most sentimental exercise vel
known is said to be women's swim.
ming in tears.
"a RESTAURANT for ladies and oys-
ters, open at all hours" is the sign on
an eating house in Virginia, New.
SAYS an observer: A mean man
thinks more of q dollar than anything
else in the world, excepting two dol.
lars.
THE question is asked, why news.
papers will persist in abreviating q
son of temperance and making 8. o.
L. OF MN. .p..eg IG4uisIsH H.H
THERE are good many people who
are beginning to believe that the man
whe said "there is no such word as
fail" lied. 4or 80
IIooD describes the meeting OF man
and a lion. when the man ran of
with all his might and the lion with
all his name" b..
WnEN young lady stretches out g
pretty little hand and asks you to rn-
do her glove for her, isn't she exercis-
ing All undue influence on your feel
ings?
.FkEsH.-a wonder why my mns-
tache doesn't grow under my nose as
we'll as At the corners Of nv mouth ~
SOph.-"'foo much shate.' (Cries Of
more)
"OSE Of the uses OF adversely" SEN
tentiOnsly remarks q priggisli anilor,
sis To bring us out; yes, particularly y
i'm the region Of the knees and elbows.
A HINT to mothers. In making up
suit of clothes for 3 hoy, il you wish
10 make his trousers Iast finish the
coat first. II is the only way it can he
done. -
THE editor who was told that his
last article was as clear as mud,
promptly replied, "Well, that covers
the ground. anvhow,
"WHAT is the interior of Africa
principally used for? p asked a teacher
of a pupil. "For purposes of explora-
tiOn, was the reply.
AT juvenile party, q young gentle
man about seventeen years old kept
himself alOof from the rest of the
company. The lady of the house call
ed to him: "Come and play and
dance, my dear. Choose one of those
pretty girls for your wife," mo wife
for me! DO you think that want to
be worried oHt of my life like poor
papa?"
THUS talks an old farmer about his
boys: "From sixteen to twenty they
knew more than did at twenty-five
they knew as much; at thirty they
were willing to hear what l had to
say at thirty they asked my ad-
vice. and l think when they get to
forty they will acknowledge that the
old man does know something"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-20

The ,DUrcHMAN's- VIEW OF DEE
EaaEsa9A - aREANG a-sF @
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-20

THOUGHTFHLNEss for others, gener-
osity, modesiy, and self-respect are
the qualities which make real gen.
tleman or lady, as distinguished from
the veneered article which commonly
goes by that name.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-20
PLANTS IN SLEEPING ROOMS.


Professor Kedzie, of the Michigan
Agricultural College, has been con-
Quoting some experiments with view
to ascertain whether il is healthful or
injurious to sleep in q room with grow
ing plants.
Carbonic acid air or gas is the ele-
ment which gives small close cham.
Der the dead heavy smell so percsp-
tible when entering it of q morning
from the fresh outdoor air, If there
is q large quantity of that kind of air
in room the sleeper will die in few
hours.
Charcoal gives out 3 large quantity
of carbOnic acid air-so much, indeed,
that if painful is set on fire in small
room, and the doors, and windows,
and other openings are closed, it will
give ont so much OF that deadly air
that any one breathing il would cease
to live in short time.
The air from a closed greenhouse
was found 10 have nearly four parts OF
carbOnic acid air in ten thousand parts
Of the whole, while there were little
over four parts Of this gass in the pure
country air outside.
Another experiment showed that
the night air contained more carbOnic
acid air than the day air. The Profess
sor's argument runs in his own words ::
"NOw, if room contain six thousand
plants contains less carbonic acid than
any sleeping room OH this continent,
we may safely conclude that few
plants in . chamber will not injure the
sleepers.' Any man who follows out
this line of argument, by sleeping in
that greenhouse . week, won't sleep
much longer anywhere. Our own
common sense teaches us that the best
air to sleep i'm, other things being
equal, is the outdoor air. 1t may con-
tain more or less carbonic acid than a
room containing growing plants, bnt
for all that it is purer air for the
lungs-in fact, the outdoor air is the
natural food of the lungs, and they
are the wisest who get the most Of it.
We don't want to breathe air which
simply does not injure, but that which
we know to be the most healthful.-I
Halls Journal.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
PANAMA AND PACIFIC MAIL.

HENRY 7. NERHIL's TESTIMONY nEroRE C'NMiS-
sIoNRK wI4nr-TilE $4,000 CHECG 10 ST OK
WFII-QUrEK TN;RiLs ~ TIE hooks W EN
M PAiK WAS DIHgCTCR OF Fofd C'MPANI $.
The testimony Of ONLY one witness N"i taken
Yesterday for in The suits o. the Pach' ha ot'n-
ship Company :.iust william : King and Jo'n e. schn-
rlakor. when have been occupying tb" ~ eiii"n -
Ldwiu NJ. wight "a C,Hnnisaone ani ii''ry y Bennett
rd John y GuO." II, counsel rc'rcct.'e'y i"r! l"-
T AID for King Tho treasurer 81 trc Panama i-1r Ji
81 tro time trc ycAuopu i30,co0 c.e0A Nas ~- ID "a
T. B Stec}vr WIS expected Ly Nr. Esnucu, hrt rs p"
dii no, appear iio present ho kEtcirr ~ tire fa"h'
Mail COMPANY was c7.'lrC-iIcn-v T. Merrill Mr Nrr-
rl esn~d That ho had ben bookaceper 'isht or ten
wears an had Dccn c,lncc,e! vIh t.e Company over
two aars. He was asked:
O. You were tha Congressional Committee. wo'o
O. hgi vow inv, ,,,.a'rl eve books " TIE cGr ii!
steamship Company lr p, rr'r".' go Lat i. f'-
e. aui yea are PROXY I'm liar g.tG ' t.c entries or
the bouAS. an. ca notf 4. N,e, Si..
q. We're yoI az! :l.n,cd wi.h 'lrainchNrHI y. l"ia
@. call for TO production of IL Pana0is E1-'ai
rlcc which .,s upt bcru Tr'A1, p. a.I . y".i '"H
even scn s Original c.",' 81" "'" .'.' - ' r'
Sran.i 4. Yes. Sr
The photograph referred io w''ch was h"~c gr'lrc"
hy Mr. erne-t. hc-s.nilc % ths \. i"e and
back. reading 1888 follows:
OrlIrr or PANAMA RArlo'n CoNr'Hy. No. l2.'3i'
slJG.jsl - N."-I".N. .,.ir. -, I'' :.
Iea.n'r Manufacturers Na,pi., "u:s. o.; q" '..e
order Of l. t. ,,, yy,l ol" .l0i 'i '1i .iri' t"'.-
sana live hundn.' and ci. t,-'uc '',o, ."''.rs.
P,SkrA E,raH'p CONAN, Pew
HrNrY saun. Ilta. .. ". -. b.,loG~' y. I''s't'
L..duIt-d ' a. J.. HI'cANsLi, l- is co.,
Tho 10 n, question. wee t..n ,"i 90 ':r morrill,:
q. AMI that s iAoio-I" lc COPS u. 80 - '"i }.
q. e.si arc ,ieea initial, und.r NJ s.or'''i'' ~
nv. ...,ki .oSa'!. to i.fr's.i .i g. '' ~. .t. '.'
oticf cl .rsS tL's :aI h". ..t,'.' 1913 .rn, 1924. " -
granted rus. hc i,c'o"u s. C'. .''' o" Po'".J d!
Ina c.s.I. Of 'hr Nt1a.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
DECISIONs-J\N. 81.

Siorems Court Cha'n-cry-8v Judge Barr"'t.-
Ma rr ~ Tlsiatr aorirr appointing ls or ARA nna
s,c ger .sn "n siyny hond "i NO r"t tes ~ nohh
tY it'r mttt,iS. ahd r't !, hto tivft.Or'
10 Io y y. Lewis. --,i. 10 take proc ard rci oIL
,r,I fefpls- oy fudge Van Brunt.- it.r agt BOOty-
Opinion ,,
.frrf- Pru ffI-Bv Jufg" I-wronco-BrcnnHp agt. The
,yor ,ciuut counsel has suhuttt his fin s.
SIN .I0Ho IN tltuu 81 to.b. Va do
of hcfrr- the flat Aou'inY ~ tc'
mar cpsr fol iiluiif should submit h po u - osib AZ
tn.iur th!- Wsrh W,-ks H;t Sti"ri,e-t Hs"s avn !"
T. 4-r,ri Mon Alrch. wtout prcju'ire I" Mu &c
rin.'. right Ciina.r Tor oonihl7S 'u !" "N
atno te wi,rss DLsen, tr sdoh Ot i'n'i 'S ne
lL.., bo II, ls6c ncl.yisadui"
S,rs,,,r fogri--SD,r.i0! Ferm-Rv judge Slnfor,,.-
t,uik,,.t Kasnp Motion granted ~h $40 cSs' ihrubo
iJu IN N aIAci. 9i'l'h St"u ''''' =
49,. -, mrmuirl brown a@t >ch"t e, ~ 'i'i '' ,"i
rri, ar lrtte,i With costs, n 'n'thi M Nillhoh'
t Airseruo Il..OlDn deod without eo'S' m'l'J!a III
dIIh.
oumon Pied,-S SPIRAL Tsm-Rv Judge j. r. DAILY.
-Rcaumoat AK Khnpoa lanaGm ior coGIs'I oiHTt
Ia %. ,,f .arAav irt. Haut.Thc sale WI ." SCI ~ lo
sails aud p!tc lns 'ai 'iel
apea MitrL I'VE Asi "''oI 80 O
tit ou two ,itis. Mcdonnell agi. Nr,l ltnd tFf 'tl
\, ia pals. gnuu6s ast C,nL el.ile ls ii"'t rlhui '
,.cp., b. plol4lny tI-t hr tIooaA dGur "a ~ nov u'
a fn,e an.t The property ~ The G'rrnt,t unu ' r en-
l,.. .ubi.rt o tfc bt eld u provo las ID 60
s.,siy ha hsmoas, Vid,r II be S5lly" Oh lV"" ""''
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

WAS accepted. 1t was q decree TO cover S. DuHt' y
retreat for retreat it is M say being asked to with
draw his rcsignation. and his name remaining on
what NJ. P-ffet cons lcrs hostile electoral list But
the deviceis The most peIlou and least stateSnanike
that even Vi Buffet ha' yet adopted. sn'"'" say
tb least c,nstj,ltional had thrConstutiOn existed
long enough to give the adjective any force IL puts
forward the Head Of the State as party 10 an cleo
tion contest; and the triumph Of list not supported
by the Government can now he hailed IA triumph
over Marshal MacMahon instead OF over M.
Buffet That - q sacrifice OF the pr!nciple
of ministerial responsibility; pregnant with
perls But that Ia the situation:
general election coming on. the Administration
taking sides in tire MarshaIs name, and the country
likely 10 voto down Ministers and Marshal together
NJ Bullat issues instructions TO his suborcinateS all
over the land to support the Governments canhidteS'
NJ Saw issues instructions 10 his subOldinHeS 10
abstain from taxing any part whatever ia the oec-
tjons beyond voting And Paris is lcOAing far more
eagerly for the production Of NJ. Alexander DumaSs
new piece "LEuangerc" than 1or tho result OF the
elections
have left myself 10 space to speak of other coun-
frics nor has the week been ali evcntful one any
where else with a single exception. report Genes
from Rome tho Importance Oi which, # truc, can
not be overrated IL il "A ropor of nothing less than
an allnistico between Rome dad Berlin. The Hdlid
uscs language intmatug readiness on the part Of
tie Jesuit jnuto behind the Pope TO come to terms
with Prince Bismarck. 1t is certain that Prince Bis
marck does not mean to retreat. and tb'H can only
mean a surrender 10 him. which must be confirmed
or ipr,ch almost gt
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

The suit of Goddard Brothers against Col
lcctor Arthur brought II recu,cr alleged excessive
duties paid on certain cotton trimmings, on which iuty
of 60 per cent paid under pTOiest In the United
acs Circuit Court Yesterday. before Judge Wallace, 1t
w,.s claimed that only - per cent Should have been
pld tho goods were mxod OF that ut most not more
imam 80 Der cent sould have been p3d The protest was
r.otcpt Ia .boy guy legal aljrc!tous and 10 had
l,.t ,,rcyo,l IL held that the miA' material law V.s ic-
pcllcd. TIE protest was dotci lh'uh'cht anl H'oiH
inc ia Inc direction OF the Court verdict returned
for the dcfcn liant. D.,
IL tao cas0 of F1sin Go against Collector hrthnr u
raa claimed in tine TN ted aies Circuit Court yesterday
tint olive oils ON which t1G pihiis pad duIl Oi 81
,.cr "a Ion should have been cLIg only - ccnih
gallon as not nalad OILS On the Other nan l
was held tnAt IA ni'0I taiOn was brtter thah lcb q"
the salad oils brought to ts port The case VIII De con
tinucd to-day. , . ,s,...
'lcn sus were begun yesterday iD the United Siaics
CiTcuit Court against Charles K Tying and Lawrence
Inulus who constitute the nrn OF Tying ~ Co.. and
Thomas ". Tying recover duties due Oh warehouse
bonds TO tie uut OF S22.OOO
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

rnr TIME rxrc~p.p rur trirG oelrCrorS WITH
III. G. .N,,f -. .ra..
At the lncriiuc Of ,hc it.p.d Fr.".'t Com
H.. oi ne.s ,.t .taJ, a!l l...,I ,D0 le,,....,a .-
is ct property ou in.ia-,. .-.'i tor mpra time 30
,,n!c. g. 90, OH, r.u. II lf- .,i i't 90. '.i .
tic oiccu,n, .A,u.d u~ d.,I .ni 8 uiiues cote % a,
.ii d a:t'rVar, j.. de,i.i Jti, I..,.t ..: .l.. a.
t.cl.LcaI p!y,..o; VAS iavo.y.i ne "dt.. :: aa-
enough 10 stY. u ," 9 .-- t.r lu."u .,u -t i.o
Ju,psa, noes 20 ,vrcli i'c ta 20! s o. th rnd. r't
IN Nv .o,.,es of Information Wr.o yula5e 20 i.tu
which world be- lfay court. Hc .l-" srd Cat
jr g,u!d rr"1c-,r u y s5 r,i tlo rrer', .im". De-
soid gave notice .H1t .H .ntTGti 60 -t'h t't i't'-
ton of the NeU- -IUrE li'y.i,r Ht ut '"' 'lf"
IL. Ix.,Hl G. nlmi. .ir' .utr.iiut ttr manner ~
which tha. tomplry inirndrl ID p3ii ''r u 20
NIia tie -1 'N'Hi o. u' I.c i'i.',i ''
,.ner, Ia iriard Eist -gy'7 ,a:d ~ 49,. ';"r streets
t.,Ou D, w-,cH - "a .'-,i ".-i..-f i.i..rilca'lo. no.
:. J.. tIoh ~d = 'H i.H ,''i %. - '' i"I~t tI Il'H
gve nirci~d tEe road ~ r.i Was 80. o ci4-tii.Y V
would bc taH - t,J ia G..r "u" ri. !Nt iir' lr
figr.d f.e ltOD.tUI ..i.ilttIts %! t.U i-.,.I ",u
sy fiT Pti,oua sad n g." iy ~ "a d Il nos ro.rh
ny ore h' N.- ho; lc.siY - Iir-' t' zoe
G H.n's.ou. ana e protested ..n7, III On l'r" ,tH'
10 r.pre~cht u.':ucl,H rE'ts t'tErrh a." ..'i'"'y
tid Harlem, said, 10 - E.r' Jt|o "irl~ "i
niopory every Oe nf whom ,lgc-i t. sSHs ts' DIlv
cpa.en to the ainDuat 5000 - - $500 II"
nf the NcH-NOTK ErY-t'd E,liroNd C,tun3nV, " lnsG
interest VS. pcIsoj.l and pcrria'r. MI Cla"c3 ~
tIL ho roprS 'ntel large ana ihlucni - "cLii"n
nlgciy tho Mc-t slide = ~'ci"U!i '"I-' I.oiL 't'i
STA OF dat The railroad 900 mi, fr-s ne rep n""tO!
d no objection to extending 80. tu' Tor thr I.us
objections. lie 81 iinS tat the time shonid he ~
tended up to tho - hcin 0f the COnhhirslon M
Palmer Chairman Ol tl- Commission, dd 'tt The "h ~
erarh signature 0f ost1 person VINO OBJ tea "H' no.
Gcgined necessary. nj al We "cio lGi " q"-ii n
head throu:i counsel The Commission tn "uyodihcd
10 ue q Feb. IA.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
Dentlatcn

T1JrGNNr GUN SETS, 2t; Rose Pear, FlU;
a. tNIo uiciA iot shallow jaws ~ ''l'i''' '. Il
.. a.. ir ,o-cai 300 g!, - j. .' .. r.
in nsj,rtd. g. H. MODhMANA. jJ3 lhi-ia''' ' al ''i"
siLt..sL
eIIrRONS OXIDE GAS.-Tecth eXf-a'tei
: vl..p { pdr. ur. uA~B.tpU * ifnH't V,.lA.''.
=, tui,on Esscs spec slty OF the u'S OF vac 5s n
.a,es extraction u toeta l.Ji DiV'iHv' "o' '''i ~
- hs.
t,ONETNlNG NEW! CHEAP and BkAu =
= rUL-Hly Rose feir Plates tnilahR c'p, % ~ r,r. ~
.f,u.,) ,r arirAl t.ta excel everything H'tF''lo
Jetlty. strnsth ani ;ntngsa n-s S ~ psf
20 10. aBnryiste.i male oun ,iav 3ha "h5 - - = n,
SET t.i! a.li examine Also. u',t tth"r, go, -. ga,
ala cold AMI il2una Ssj 10 ~ > t'N'Ia'1I N,'.sgs
uf d, WSiI a. hlt Tvoaty ID ri ST. near Mhi''sS'
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAalERs-BARRErrJ
66. Rocbling agt. Duncan. 2C5. Nudge agt OPr,0bt
/. DeerDg aEt Lslor. 27l..Seiier agt Falk -
80. MACY ast Lane, zyy. Dorm Sc AIT w,
%. .GOOdIbige agt Lane, laIns &c W.
&c. 3l3. WI iaus0n act Cnhh
no Welsh agt Scilitz- 3lt .Hynes agt. lean.
l49. Smith agt. Wright 3l5. Hynes ast CLiysr 40
24o.. Day ton and agt.
TERN-DoNoHuH
276..Le ParOn aPt Long 294. .Steinway et a. sr1
Island Bank. stslnway etA
232. Mooney agt Leyentritt
GENERAL sEssIoSs-(inDERsLFEyE J.-Willism J. Rea
forgery Honiy stan. rob cry; John 0ulry. cruolty
amin. ais John Cochran MOIrIs Flzgerali, John W.l,a
Matthew Manning Peter Eagan James Fitzgerald Wllals
" son.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
NOAllAAIlONS.
WAsuINGroS, Jan. 81. Tho

10 t.- !. .B.,, tO-iaJ ,nc iuitJNinr nuui.na,'"u''
Isiic- b.. j. Wis..hsn o b. to.ini,sim'r Oh Pcn
ei1as l. ..ta4.a d NoU.S~E r. s"cd ahi no"
a,,.,,a.,. ,a'iy 90 'c" sa"A
80. 0 10 "o Ab'"' SiH OoHa@.
q n, A'iti
% J. . 81. D. a. 80 'ia'io
-, 10 -, t.oa, NJ. .oieA .
s..,.. ..tt. l.tIJ Nah~.."ss io"A a. ~
siu,r, .t ,.ra .und ItNI a. A.JrIoh a htiino my,
y ., J.sfys a, ..DJUtt Al N 90 lO.i NS
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

In the House to-day, the SPEAKER proceeded
To call the nIos for bins Under tho call Ds were IN
trvduced and referred "a follows:
BY MIR. sCHUMAKER tDcni., y. YIN relation 10 tie
port and larb0r OF NeWYOrk aud the wi;r9 near tao
BY Mr. WILLS Q.b.. N. Y.)-For the rccOnstac.ion
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
t:lcrsie ano Slile Mlgie!5.

HASONl < lSOLA, ......, ,,o,,,,
1867, 1872 West iut!-st. nrsr bioaNW'y
Monuments Mautol-, Atsrr tStl'.s tln :, y y 80 - , Z.
ari ItIIl,ct iFeIs ih tiiy 10 ' Nv
work Ok every losuI.ptJl
.yTFWARr slate. Marble, and Wood Mlnta.s
) Sew aud cc@sLs designs, ah. ng u ',r .'I 9iV~"
ib- tf,e Mn a.! rith 20 +iti ~ "rst -ais s.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
THE COUET OF APPEALS.
-. Il, - f., a.. r.rrt nf Ap

81. 1876;
40 l2O-Nualca Koelnckc respondent, ast Joseph RsS
A.. .l.nt.- NrrumrHt resumed N concluded -
s. u VI. liChsuu 'a!ouocui, AT Ct.r't~ u
Culycr. apprlni.-Ntbidtt"L -
80 iaS-i ,n.t, Ir- appellant. ast Janea "nal's
-s, trttsi DulIu OF cOIuscl Tor
,,ut AMI ,y =. rl,u 'or toepJ.'lcli.
l5D', uc.s Tlni' ps,. sponcnt a2t ~ N'nd,r l"m
,t.fl.r anne. .rgtVl by g. Bfn1r sal D.
f ,n>r fr srpriui, by =. Eeym-r tori ~ naoE
), A.. r,r i,,,tl sC. s"pri ants. ar. " ilm NaHSl
a, rup : rearil-a,s. Arsuid Nv l.. " Pa." q" counsel
cor ,,so ,ni sui. Encrau y H-TinGanle "a re- o4d,nt
i,,v.l,,u,tin. .a a. ugt,. n.t COiU a,goiTrv. -
.ll.ri iYr ui say, ftb : Nos OJ. TO- l2O, lbs
i6l lO.. lUs, sid iot.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
Corporn,lon N0i!,es.

NEPARrMENT OF PUBLIC u, 7 rN.N,,a, i.,. c.r,
80 .OLfCG NIFORN@.- osts "a s'Hi,n "a ..e
viii bc received y me above Drp ,r1t II - Ne-S'i Nei
Now. d. h. UH.if WEDNESDAY, to 'rnAr( = lar ~,
i.O tIci. % a. Hall
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
MIS-, ELLANE' Is.
yallons rriyale b.lIs w.ls ll-n mLLoluoel.

Various private bIla H'iG th'h htIOiu'cd
M NiADOM u.cp.. ImliJ presented icsoln,lons "
tir Minnosoa Lelis.aturo aah.ns dn appropriation .or
te termination OF gIthOic's ia the wet ioierred
TO t.o Committee on Agriculture.
The President pro tcni. laid before In" Senate Pc
tion of Rear Admiral Ci,aioa WAes praying IN iNea
liza; on ~ 10 the Ic,n, lor stopping iho r"m ion of
cor An books describing ulo .c3CGs Ol taU NIihos EN
.hIAs LAi edition, aIi to p"J L'eie'u' Il io'ed 40
iIc u.unIiirc Od Lib..,y.
Mir tAaEI.ON (,.cp fcnu.l presented ne petition of
ucuAaia, ,UMuCIa, dud otac'' Ol itnlal " !itt
ni usi he pls,d.t Ui llJt~c pll nuth" zn- vrr,''7
hint abroad nat Belonging wholly t. t1.i.s Ui to
Iupa sii,ts 10 De rib TcL - F'sai' 90 iIc JlHicd
S,..ie,. l.rIerrcd tO the cIluLtt'c Ou commerce.
Tur mott IA MIR. "a hi.J 1, IJuu |as dErfod 10
Yeas % NAYS. 27-and L.u ,'lt., al s.iJ, JpuAed
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

B0ngraud.AIins attashment allowed OConnerag, o.
agherstay granted, without security appellant stna
sting bring appeal to argument in March term Ie,
Observation-Disclosures allowed b8ilable I'm Coc.,ss
at New York and Harlem Railroad Company Nv.
granted A
hqulty Tem-By Judge Van Brunt-Field agt TaunsnLO,
opAiOn.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
P4SSENGERS dRRIVED

FROM LIvERPooi-In steamship Montana Jan. 81
Mt and Mrs Thomas Jenhin-' I'm. McCym2nd william
Hunter j. H. Ecces, J. W. CoJmbs John real Miss lNa
sal Miss Clotids LAME. Miss Angel ma Matte 1homu
J Snson Moses Ephsten, MI snd Mrs Carl Iiet<, MIA
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
Tall Yankee

BLARYHY - Tall Yankee Onst ar1ived) -
"Gue your legal fare Ia lust sI"snco-- Dnnl'n eaf.
man" sure, Lord, iake sOihe tbApr Ja'ks AT
tliat-bu wouldn't disgracs gntrmaH nv your ior'i-
sh rs quality be drivn' Ut name pace froufh be
publie stnrects 50 TUX upon self to give your lord
snip a sh.liin's worth bsta stoJlo an vhipcard."-
uuuCA.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
XLIVrH CONGRESS-IsT SESSION

THE DISTRICT INTEREST NOT PROVIDED FORM III"
HOUSE MR. MORRISON OFFERS BILL I'D hh' 10"
IHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASKED FOR Nio
PACIFIC RAILROAD MANAGEMENT, PoLfGANi'
TIE REVENUES, THE STATE OF TRADE, EIC.-A
FLOOD or NEW BILLS.
SENATE w ,sHINGToS. Jan. 81. 1876.
Bills and resolutions were introduced 10 the
Senate to-day and referred IA follows:
by Mr. MCMILLAN (Kep, Minn) To exempt oil YES
ses the Mississippi aud its tributaries aoo'o '0"
Orleans from entry and clearance. . Cha,
Nv Mr.. SARGENT Krp, Cni)-To prom4u'ee e,a,a1 tn
efficiency Of t." Lighthouse Service Ol we u, WAY
by Mr. CONOFE: az p flal 'hs ~ 7iaa,, Con
through tno public lan4s to tho ST johns h""' wa"
By Mr. WRIGHT Rcp. Iowa,-Icint resolutions pro ,,e
posing mrndcns to the CONSTITUTION 30 a. ~ % d;rpt
President and Nct-fresidcnt ahd INC 0o""'o''' - ~
&o a. iii to extend tbe jurisdiction OF the District
and Crcuit Courts of the United ate' .,, -,
BY Nr. BOOTH dud Gala resolution ssklng @ ino
Secretary oi te Interior for copies ., '9 fnress
ryspecng axaton OF Lands granted to states ana COT
poralIuns Agreed TO. o,,...o on ,,u
i,ry Al ar lc,portrd tavOrbly on the Heiae D io io
dlrr tac number aud Increase tho en- ihuy ml wy ~
c.l corps OF tie United states Army r'''o" VII '''
Prlssi bs were offered FOR The benefit of s. T. Hub
M, - nrs In,..li " Andrews. David ISeaiol OF
t4o ith Gnanrry. and Ais LILA T. Potter, winch were
fhe s'na,c bii giving consent TO IN. Comfy OF On
hunur, Iowa, construct county bilii'S III it'i'hh
il. oi.,u,iu. IN tAc CIy OF D.bE4ue' "ds l"tc" oH
Mr. CANERCN U!er,. Penal presented petitions from
p. Ds. IA AMI rs iulaa: IJr -ccti % &c bfnai"ib
.w; n i,yor o, - subsidy 81 hs EAA- Il 10 Il ifuii;
n ii,,or az Il Ir.iciIun u ro'a-o on uidct-s hiti
uafpr aud ~ ti!B rcSi lh %. rcIo f"y IhV"'
AID .-a.,s. 4..5niiug all t. TO Texas f1c.Ir.
bif. WALLACE G)'m.. r'nh) n-''i't'" irS'l''onS o'
thr worE5rguru 0f Lsri-,.u,, i"nii aE4"'e iHd',ip
ton aud -GJ,dIcs S'iidf 90 iLt'r p''"'"''' " '''
lnhc, OF petitions in favor Of the repeal Of the two
H. l,i.i.N (.tp. Uui.) also rrrsrnirl petition
IA
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

l4 --Is ..t ,a. -,,s t-'" s-' "iu NO.
Gee . .ae As,lcc NCty V4i,DiS 4Vi'S n'.1 80 .,
ItEig re- ,,.t, Ato4--Ab"H 20 shiroti Hi~i'" !
ati... - "a iuia" lu.iia! siai9"''it"s t.''"i'"
a. ~ 4 N spell " ltAo JOdI eJu"hicf o'N "i t'"h'''
dam II iuIcA.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
Proposals.

DROPOS A.S.-'rhe time tor receiving P'ol
ra- or 60 ,ir, IOics pi tt' temporary .@",. @ "A
tine ts8t 4 r suspension r ~ Ms - =. ~, r,,.
n arcn O. 1870, ai 1ie f"r G,h O.. h - I,
I..l,.i "A, onuIs!y nENhY 4. Mi H.tl' t'0'" =
New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
,tINIArIrRT AIMANAc

Ann ,.es - 7:IO 3. 8 Noon II "a
HisH wAIRR Tiils DAY-Ak
Sandy Hook a. COWS Island 1902 Is .. Ferry l5I
' Mon WAIHR IHlS DAY \
sa,dv IIook SO Cows Isaud 1872 Hell O. Ferry ali