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The Morning herald., 1876-06-21
WA SHI NGTON.
AFRAIRs AT THE NAIAONAL
1 Observation-Disclosures.
ah0 PFesident's Message 10 tne Son
ate Great Britain and America-
1 The WinslOw Case--secretafS
Chrfstiamcy's B1l1.


rhe Winslow Case--secretary
Christiancy's Bill.
BY Associated Press
Business I'm the House Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-Mr. McCrary
bill to secure service of process
IL the United States Courts in certain cases.
II provides that whenever service OF pro-
cess against any corporation cannot be
made by reason Of the fact that the officer
on whom by law of such State service is to
.be made, has resigned. or cannot be found,
the service may be made on any officer or
agent Of the corporation passed. Douglass
Chairman of the Committee as the Freed
mems Bank, made q report in reference to a
communication from the Secretary OF War,
Of June 7 AS to the payments OF moneys due
to colored soldiers, sailors and marines, the
statement of the committee is that thu pro-
vision for their payment has, in part, been
defeated of it's purpose by the fraudulent
contrivance of the late Bureau OF Retu-
gee Freedmen, and abandoned lands, where
by many such soldiers, sailors and marines
have been prevented from receiving payment
of their Just claims, also, that settlements
covering these delinquent claims have been
filed with the Second Auditor OF the
Treasury, by General O. o. How
ard. late commissioner, and Il. W.
Baliock, late chief disburing OF the
bureau in which fraudulent vouchers and
other false evidence of payment, have been
filed ard used by the officers, by which they
obtained improperly credits for moneys al
legged to have been paid out by them tt
such colored soldiers, sailors and marines
to remedy this evil the committee reports q
bill directing the proper accounting olhcer'
of the Treasury to settle the claims, for pay
bounty, prize money or other monies due tl
colored soldiers, sailors or marines or their lie
gal Representatives IN case it shall be establish
ed on proper investigation, that they have
failed to receive payment ON settlements
heretofore made, and in which vouchers pur
porting to represent their actual paymen
have been filed with accountant of the Trea
ury, by disbursing officers OF the late Freed
mems Bureau the second section directs
that in every case where the investigation
shall prove that the claimants have no
i'll fact received payment OF their claims, th
fact shall be reported to the proper account
ing officer of the Treasury, who shall there
upon settle such claims; the sixth section
directs, the Attorney General to institute
proper legal proceedings against all person.
who shall be shown to be implicated II
those frauds, in order to vindicate public
Justice and to prevent loss to the Govern
ment.
After discussing the bill was ordered
pointed and recommitted.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-21

Urtht Cal Should be taken al thi. .oo....,
OF the year in feeding children, XII dam
Eer Tn,a may be avoided by the use OF RIDGES
FOOD. It IS suited to the weakest stomasch tsuses
Sna snrai contains all the blood, bone and flesh,
ration snS n,Ssments. e 1t is the standard prepa
hSre and SnI ohrn y recommended by physiclsns
~ "A N S~1os~' Iebl7 -0m N
The Morning herald., 1876-06-21
MINOR DISPATCHES
By Associated Press.

New YORK, June 20.-A receiver has
been ordered to be appointed for the Mechan-
ics' and Trades Savings Institution of this
city.
NEW ORLEANS, June 20.-The Pieayune
reports the hanging Of five negroes at Mount
Pleasant, by white regulators.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-Mr. Bradford
Wilson, Solicitor Of the Treasury Depart
mcnt, sent in his resignation to-day to take
effect July lst.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-21
Action of the Argentine COnsres 8.

by FfSSUCINCtU I ICSS.
BUENos ARES, June 1S.-The Argentine
Congress has approved the treaty concluded
on the third Of February last, between Par
aguay Brazil and Buenos Ayres, by which
Certo was adJudged to Buenos Ayres. The
question affecting the district between Pill
comago and Rioverde, has been referred to
the arbitration of President Grant, while it
was stipulated that the Argentine ter
ritory should be evacuated by Brazil within
five months.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-21
DHILADELPHIA,W WILMINGTON AND
i BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

L BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY 3, 1875.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
40. !, 10. s 20, $50, 8 81, 10 Is, 10 81 ILL.,
30, ) U5. 720. 8 81 pm. o,,
Philadelphia and New York 81 a M L IT.
IL 81, 5 46 p m. ,o.s
Baltimore and intermediate Stations Hoo'
8 30 m. 6 20, 8 Al pm. 0 On
Baltimore and Washington l252, 5o' 0 F."
am IL 81, %, 70, 10 m. &,
Trains for Delaware Division leave lol Al
New Castle l2 SIS, $40, 8 IS, M. %, o9o' ~
m. os,
Wyoming and intermediate Stations l2o''
8 IS a m. 6 80, 7 40 p m. ,os5
Delmar and intermediate Stations l-'
935, a m, 63Opm.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and intermediate sta1on''
\ 3 10 I'M. 45, $50, pm.
Phlladelphia and New York, 81 a ~: !, NJ,
| Baltimore and Washington, IL 3l, 90 % q are
For further Information passehsen -, the
| referred to the time tables posted a' Wv
| depot. .t
aug2s-tf DAVID CoNNELL. sdp'
lNHANGE OF HOURS-WILMlNu
~ 4 WESTERN RAILROAD--Coniiill1lornn rnn
Ing Monday, May 22, 1876, Trains Will '"'
| as follows: TAX
Leave Wilmington 1920 m, 53o anu
pm. m
Leave Landenburg 8 As m, u IS and ! 70 %
Arrive Wilmington IS a m, ~ anu
pm. ,s,5
Arrive Landenburg II 55a m,6 40 anu 0'
| m. With
| CONNECTIONS Wilmington WIZ
p w & B and Delaware r X trains; prsuch
| At Landenburg with Penna Il Del p'"'
Pennsylvonia Railroad. CANT
aug23-tf DAVID CONNELL, sup"
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PRICES FOR 1875:

Various quantities from Is to 100 pounds,
at The rate Of 20 cents per 100 pounds; 100 to
1000 pounds at 80 cents per 100 pounds; ton
to tons at $40 per ton over that amount,
special rates.
All accounts to be cash daily or weekly,
unless otherwise agreed upon.
Having secured a large stock of excellent
quality OF ice, we are now prepared to furn-
ish our friends at the above rates, and will
guarantee all who may favor us with their
orders entire satisfaction. Careful drivers,
regular delivery. m27-6ni
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-22
ODDITIES.

For bootless errands, employ barefoot
boys.
Extravasanee-Giving currency to
Mice eat the cheese, and girls cheat the
he's
A greenback is like lost boy-itwants
its par
Men of marry time pursuits-the flor
lists and hairdressers.
A New Yorker writes: Everything is
as dull as hoe here"
San Francisco has had l2O days of rain
on the just and unjust.
Encouragement for weary bill-postcrs
Rome wasn't billed in day
Ought to be allowed to sit down.
merchant of forty years standing.
A Western editor who cannot stick to
the truth writes while lying in bed.
On the site of their big tree the bereav-
ed Bostonians have planted big tree.
A short man says his legs will reach
to the ground that's all anyOne's will
do.
1t is observed that gas stocks always
pay handsome dividends, somehow or
other.
Massachusetts dams are unreliable
Please except its Adams, does Mr.. Bow
les remark?
Virginia negroes complain that they
can't sleep when there are any chickens
around.
The revolution in Mexico doesn't Diaz
as soon as was anticipated by the govern
ment-
Royalty is on the move nowadays.
Six emperors, kings and queens are now
travelling.
Three elergymen have chosen fence
viewers in Charlotte, Vt, They were
given to railing.
A native Greek declined the post of
minister to England, because the salary,
10000, was too small.
The hearts notwithstanding a mince
pie and wondering after a pause, what
the contents were composed of.
A Council Bluffs saloon keeper is on
trial for taking jewelry from drunken
woman while she was in his establishment.
Down in Arkansas they have a compa-
ny Of cavalry mounted on mules. As
mule-itia company it is said to be a sue
cess.
Oll, why uOCS the White man tOllOW
my path?" asks Lo. Why, to establish
post-tradership, of course, and sell You
poor whiskey at So per quart.
The Juvenile population becomes cor
rupted very early in Cincinnati. A young
man of only twenty-five years is running
for the common council there.
Shrewd fellows in Maine find it more
profitable to raise bears than sheep, as
the State pays r considerable sum per
annum to have her wild animals killed.
An eminent physician says you must
not smoke more than four or five cigars
a day. He probably hasn't heard that
they can be bought now at the rate of ten
for a quarter.
A bill to prohibit the sale of intoxica-
ting liquors within four miles of the CAL
ifornia University, is called by a San
Francisco paper "'an act to promote pc
destrianism among students"
An American started bank in Alaska
while ago, but the natives couldn't get
checks, drafts, exchange and discount
through their neads and so they took all
the money the banker had and called it
squire.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-22
NEIL s. BROWN. ST.
Hon. EDWARD II. EAST.
Rev. DR.. HUNTER,
Rev nr ARREY

NASHVILLE, October %, Is73.
We know the above gentlemen wei, and know them
10 be every way relisble John C. Ferris Judge County
Court: W A. Knight County Trustee; Z. d. Whitworth
sheriff Davidson Co. B. F. Bnkley, County Register;
F. Sawre Sas. T. Clerk County Court; Nat ?. Dorteh,
Circuit Court Clerk; F. NJ. Woodall, Deputy Sheriff;
Andrew johnson, Ex-President U. States; Qev DR.. =
MeFerrin, OF Tenn. Conference.
CRocKERs RoADs, Robertson Co. Ap'i z, TO
DIR. Hendershot Nashville, Tenn write this with
solicitation from any body but in gratitude 10 you
for your energy and enterprise in presenting such
medicine your Liver and Blood Purifier, and TO Dr.
Thornton his energy and skin IN preparing the same
in my 74th year, and have been fighting consump
tioR for the last twenty years About Chrtinas was
attsbked with violent and distressing cough. tried
the usual remedies but without any relief and was
sinking rupidly; the cough was ineesssut, day and
night; could not sleeps no appetite, liver almost tor
II had not COTTON relief happened TO see ex-GOv-
Brown and Judge lasts certificates in the Cumberland
Almanac; their just covered mine was fortu-
in finding the medicine Links, AZ Cross Plains
comm Fenced taking the medicine Immediately and in
two DAYS or as soon as il had time 70 take effect upon
fresIy ,fbout The Iisfres-iuv cough have NV, tafs1
two bottles and kalf my liver is an right bowels and
stomach ell night have good appetite and sleep vel.
and altoger well a. expect 10 be, and be
heve &c had lad the benefit Of this medicine fifteen
years ago, that would now be healthy and vigorous
old man intend never to be without this medicine
long can get H. and live have doubt but that
IL Will cure eradicate consumption in its early stages
Respectfully, W. G. RICHMOND
The statement Of M W c Riehnond is hiily In
dorsed by the following well known gentlemen,
JOHN S, HART
f. ID. RICHARDS
OF the firm o5 Manloye, Richards a Meadows
ny Or Thornton's Liver and Blood Purifier is row
known be 10 OOe times better than any other in Amer
Also Dr.. Thornion-s wake Robin Pills, AiI-Healins
Salve Worm Syrup, Kidney Medicine and Worlds
Wonder Lnmcn have stood the test for four years
and the best in use Sole Proprietor;
G.. W. HENDERSON,,
Nashville, Tenn.
Sold by all Druggists. %
octa-6m
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-22
Hrs. General BentOn---Her Cheekered
Career.

~ - NuGGAETtu
Career.
Mrs. General Benton referred to by
Ben. Butler as a mysterious witness, and
who will, in 4 few days, be snug in Mex
leo, was, in her maiden DAYS, Mildred
White, of Mobile. General Benton was
from Richmond, Indiana. Mildred, when
eighteen, is described as ga glorious bru-
nette, with adash of the oriental in her
tastes and temperament, as well as an
pearanee. A trihe above the average
height, her form was rather larger than
the standard of beauty might ask, but so
perfectly proportional that a change
would seem defect; sparkling black eyes
dark, luXuriant hair, regular features and
a bright, winning face. Her symmetry
and beauty ended, for her temperament
eonfOrmed to no rules or standard. She
was full of eccentricities, and much OF
which might be called genius. For one
of her eccentricities, Mildred was 4 rebel
at all times and under all circumstances
she talked rebel, and would not be kept
down.
The fair Mildred and General Benton
became acquainted at Baton Rouge, and
after their marriage she was not so inter
esting until she lost her husband. We
quote again: "After the Generals death
his willy and dashing widow began to
figure in Washington society, all the time
keeping up an elegant mansion IN Lex
ington avenue, New York, and served by
the same old cOlOTed help her father once
owned in Pensacola. Governor War
moth was one of her constant and most
fascinated guests She used her powers
as sOrceress on soft-hearted and wealthy
Senators at the Capital. How she arched
with her pretty neck and pleaded
with her brilliant eyes and plump,
white arms, will be remembered by
men who were in Congress when the
old-cOntract for the Government patent
seal lock had expired, and she l0bbied
laviShly for the renewal. She speIt
about 100000 to secure the contract, but
then it was worth 500, 600 a year. She
understood the combination that would
unlock any Senator's heart. She was a
more wonderful piece of mechanism than
the cunning patent seal. Her life has
been series of splendid victories over
men, and her resources OF coquetry are so
boundless, her opportunities sounrelent-
ing, her energy so uncOmprOmising, that
for years she has been looked upon as a
queeniy diplomatic of the lobby. She
was implicated ut the time an investiga-
ton was made into the sale of arms TO
France during the Franco PrusSian war,
but as usual, rode through the storm in
safety
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-22

a large bowl, or form, with these slices,
then pour in the mixture and let 1t stand
in a cool place (but not TO freeze). The
water should Just cover the chickens
when put to boil This is a very orna-
mental dish, and VIII keep for a long
while.
Icing for cake can be made very easily
by merely mixing the white Of eggs 'yith
sugar, aud adding to each egg one tea
spoonful of ice cold water. This takes
more sugar than when the egg is beaten
to a froth, but It will keep soft for some
DAYS. To make the icing very thick, IL
must be put on la two or three layers, as
otherwise it will keep thick on the edges
of the loaf and thin on the top It Will
not pile up like Old-fashioned icing.
For CRoUP.-Take a knife or CRATER,
and crate or shave in small particles a
teaspoOnful of alum mix it with about
twice its quantity of sugar, TO make 1t
palatable, and administer il as quickly as
possible. It's effects will be truly magi-
cal, as almost instantaneous relief will be
afforded.
BEE SrNGs.-Any absorbent will give
relief. But perhaps nothing is more ef-
fectnal than lean raw meat. The sting
OF bee or wasp may be almost instantly
relieved by il. II is said to cure the bite
of a rattlesnake, and to relieve erysipe-
las.
CHICKEN CRUsT.-Six cups of flour,
one and quarter cups of water, one and
quarter cups of water, one and half
pounds of lard, one teaspOOnful of salt,
half teaspOOnful of soda, spTinkled over
the dough. This is crust enough for a
pie of two chickens
MoLAssEs COOKIEs. Take two cups of
molasses, one cup of sugar, two cups Of
butter, four teaspoOnsful of alum, put in
two cups of boiling water, four teaspoon
fuls of soda, and flour enough TO roll out.
SPONGE PUDDMG.-Three eggs, the
weight of the eggs in butter, sugar and
flour One teaspOOnful cream tartar, and
half teaspoonful of soda. Is best with
wine sauce.
LEMON PIKs.-Two and One-half cups
of sugar, two well-beaten eggs, juice and
/ grated rind OF two lemons, and two cups
Of sifted apple. Bake in an under crust.
Snow CAKE.-One cup OF butter, two OF
sugar, whites of eight eggs, one cup OF
1 sweet milk, one teaspoonful of soda, and
two of cream tartar. Flavor with lem
on.
To STRENGTHEN VINEGAR.-Freeze il
and remove the ice from the top. The
water alone freezes, and the strength re
mains.
Hard work makes fewer hump-backed
young men than It used to. This per
pendicularity OF spinal column is killing
the industry of the country.
REMEDY FOR SORE MoUTH.-Sage tea
sweetened with honey. 1t is also good
for chapped lips.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-22
DIR. LANCASTER S
DlSPENSARY ! s. 3G si+, ct.
LOUISVILLE. Nv.

THIS Dspenssry has been established 20 years in the
i office. The Doctor is regular graduate Of
medicine; has had large practice in his SPECIALITY
than any physician in America. GOnorrhea, elect
Structure Narcoeele, Syphilis Scrofula, skin and Blood
Diseases. cured in half the time, and half the
pense required by others. Female Diseases, Leucor-
rhea or Whites, Falling OF the Womb Irregularities
Suppression Of the Monthlies, &c, treated with
eminent success. SperIaatorrhea, Sexual Debility
and Impoteney, the result Of self-sbuse in
youth, or Sexual Excuses in maturer years
dering marriage improper unhappy, permanently
cured. Medicines furnished, saving patients than
whole charges. No mercury mineral poisous
used. Rubber goods for sale Patients treated by
or express Charges reasonable Call personally, sd
dress above Consultation free and correspondence
strictly confidential Hours to n, Sundays
3 10 II A N. oct9-1y.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-22
American and Foreign Patents.

GILMORE & CO.. Successors 70 ChPnan,
Hosmer Co. Solicitors Patents procured In al coun-
tries No Fee in Advance. No charge gnless the pat
is granted No fees for making preliminary
nations No additional fees for obtaining and condEct
ing rshearing. BE- a decision Of the Conmis-
s0ner ALL rejected applications may Be revived Sps-
cal given Interference Cases before the
Patent Once Extensions before Congress Infringe
Suits in different States and all litigation apper-
tanning 70 Inventions Patents Send stamp GIL
NORE Co for pamphlet Of sixty paEes-
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-22
Contains no Quinine or Ar
SeniC, nor any deiefeH0NS
substance zUhdteUeY.

This niedTciHS, o1gigg 10 its great mey--
IL, has been a zg0Haey7IkI success. 1t is
carefully n0Mb0u Adea Of bHye5g vegeta-
bic ingredients, and Re0e,- fails, zcJFe1
properly taken, 10 are the most 06Shi-
nate cases otIfeDe ? ana agze, neuralgia,
and all OaA1SIlzI diseases. Unlike cfiH
remedies generally y, ftrcgHiyeS no bll,,g-
ahiUS 10 be taken acTkk II, tie medicine
acting gently and dgTreabb' nboH the
fsiey Itself and b OzOels, eflrtHakly re-
U100izg tie cause gfAke disease, nOl
merely hs1zboyarI2 y checking ii. Herein
consists one great GagaHtdge HhaS OVer
ell other byebayaf ions. Tie ty0zcuIne
ereelleHee Of this yrmedy, h0z0eue,-,
75oVe the beymaHe ny ami certainty ct
us eHre, is tie fat that no iAj1ly asliaE-
eney can arise fr0w It's use, as is certain
70 be the case z0heH gHiRIAe 0,- zyyenIc
are taken, 5t'lici .zrc tie tsy1Hribls in
.rreaieRks Of m 'es e re riiIIY DgcaIcInes
H0zO IA use
II has been bITk4c HIdyly successful IN
The cHye Of c4r0Hfc cases ef cIiIAs, L-e-
qYeHflv makiHE cures after M ether
rene lies haZ fIi2eR
rs a fOaic II is nRrT5aici. II in
erc1see the a46ehtzs, promotes digestion,
KEEPS hRs stomach IN Il HeallfV c0HaI-
ton, a-tg HboH Ike H0e,-, and siS5isks The
system >i-oao gf tie inRHcHre Gina
Lo.71.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-22
CHUFA -
Japan P e a S.

FtNHE inuOduetion Of these crops throughout the
south Will ensbls 10 keep stock and an our
snoke-hoHses cheaply il be done the West
The Chufa Is planted in ridge AXE potatoes yields on
common land 100 bushels PEI OF the richest feed
Enequalsd for fattening noss, poultry-and children
One acre viii fatten hogs than the
best corn besides furnishing grazing all For
the truth Of tbsse claims refer 10 L. Commissioner
Of Agriculture Washington, any agricultural pa
per "a TIE South Price. by mall postage paid. aae
PaeEage: 4Oc pint &c quart by express s. peck;
rs bushel-
me Japan Pea fully established its nerits sew
eral years ago. and j. in universal demand II
grove upright ike cotton stalk l. eultvatnd like corn
azd YIELDS from 80 30 bushels ordinary
land Stock Of all kinds relish il and thrive highly
il withoEt other feed Also excellent fcr table taf
ter boiling about a week. Price by mail postage paid,
Isc package zoe pint. zoe quart; hy express -
psr peck SO per huShel- These seeds are 80 scarce
and costly make discount 10 whole
sale dealers grangers-
when Southern planters grSw their own sioeELeed
And fatteu their hogs, shall hear no more q
hard times and niddemen" for this viii put an end
10 both II youfsar invest largely Il viii cost bIt
trfne 70 Try these seeds and unless yoEr experience di
fors nom an others you will b forever TOT hs
trial address, 4. "a,
Min SAsHyILIE. TN
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-22
DR.. RICE,
81 Court Place,
He, XIV.

A regularly educated and legally qualiedjphysic
"A and the successful his practice will prove
Cures ali forms Of Private Chronic and Sexual Diseases
SPermafOrrhea and NmpO1emcy. as the re-
suits OF Seahuse in youths sexual excuses in maurer
years or other causes and producing ofthe follow
ing effects Nervousness Seminal Emiss ions Dmness Of
sight Defective Memory, Physical Decay. Pimples on
face Aversion to Society Of Females Ideas
Loss o. sexual Power &c, rendering mar
ring unhappy OF improper. are thorough
" AMI permanently cured SVDhIlfS nosi.fvelv
GU ca aad entirely eradicatedfrum the system
GShorrheas elect, Structure, Piles and other
PrYaie Diseases quickly cured Il j. self-evit eur
tnat Ftsican who pays special attention 10 certain
eA>s o. diseases and treating thousands annually ac
qaires great skill Physicians knowing this fact often
recommend persons TO my care Patients treated
y man or express Consultation free and invited
charges reasonable and erre~pondence strictly con-
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-04-22
Land Cases, Land Warrants
and Scrip:

Contested Land Gases presented before she L. Gen
cral Land once and Deparms Of the latereE Private
Land Claims, Mining and Pre-Emption Claims, and
Homestead Cases attended to- Land Scrip in 90 50 aud
leo pieces sale This Scrip assgnabe, and
can located in the Of the purchaser upon any
Government land subject private entry, a. Sis per
acre Il is Of equal value with Bounty Land Warrants
send stamp 70 GINoEE 4 Co., Washington City, for
pamphlet Of Instruction
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IL hood and all disorders br1ught BY Idiscretions
excess Any Druggist has the Ingredients Address
DAVIDSON Co, Bex 23S6 New York. seP4-ly.
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LOUISVILLE, PIDUCIH
And Southwestern r. r.

HOPKINSVILLE, NASHVILLE, HEN
DERSOS, EVANSVILLE. OWENsBORO.
ELIzABETHTOWN, LOUISVILLE