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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-04-13
ESTATE-WADE.

In Probate Grant County Court. In the matter Of
the Estate of Jacob d. Wade deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of James A.
Davis Administrator of the estate of Jacob D. Wade
deceased. representing among other things that he
has fully adm Mustered said estate, and praying that
a time and place be fixed for examining and allow
ing his account of his administration.
1t is ordered that said account be examined by
the Judge of this Court, Monday the 18th day of
April, 1876, next ensuing at o'clock in the
afternoon at the Probate office at Lancaster, in said
county,.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be
given all persons interested by publishing copy
of this order for three weeks pIor to said
day OF hearing in the Grant County Herald. Elk
y newspaper printed and published az Lancaster, in
said county.
Dated at Lancaster. the 10th day OF March A D.
1876 By the Court,
2ws WIN. McGoNfGAL, County Jsdge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-04-13
ESTATE-PARKER.

State of Wisconsin, Grant county-ss. Probate office,
Lancaster, March Goth, A d. 1876. In the matter
of proof and probate the last will and
of Calvin Parker, deceased, late of the county
of Grant.
Whereas an instrument in writing, purporting TO
be the last will and testament of Calvin Parker.
deceased late of the county of Grant, has been filed
in this office; and whereas, application has been
made by Joseph G. Parker. praying that the same be
proven and admitted TO probate, according to the
laws OF this state.
Therefore it is ordered that said application be
heard before at tho Probate Office in the Village
of Lancaster said County. Monday, 18th day of
April, A. D. 1876, at one O'Clock p. m.
And it is fun Their ordered, that notice shall be
given to all persons interested in said will Of the
time and lace of said hearing. by publication in the
Grant County Herald newspaper printed in said
county, for three successive weeks once each week,
prior to the time of such hearing.
BY the Court,
2ws wM. McGoNIGAL, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-04-13

WAR a fountain of blessing is
a COW She is the mother of beef,
the source of butter. the original
cause of cheese, to say nothing of
shoes, horns, hair, combs, and upper
leather. A gentle. amiable, ever
yielding creature, who has no ioy in
her family affairs which she does not
share with man We rob her of her
milk, and we only care for her that
The robbery may be perpetuated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-04-13

To Dress SHEEP SKINs.-To dress
a sheep skin with the wool on, scrape
the flesh from the skin and wash in
soap and water; then spread the
skin, wool downwards. and sprinkle
thickly over the flesh side mixture
of equal ports of alum and salt, finely
powdered. Fold the skin and roll it
up tightly and let it lie week. Then
open it and rub it with a piece of
chalk and a piece of pumice. stone,
alternately, until it is soft and dry,
pulling and stretching it, meanwhile,
10 make it pliable.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-04-13
Geaal Notices.
ESTATE-LAMPRECHT.

E.0 / AIE-LAMPKkUL 80
State Of Wisconsin. Grant County-ss. Probate Of;
Ace, Lancaster, March u, A. ID. 1874. k-8. 49,
In the matter OF the proof and probate of the last
will and testament of George c. Lamprecht deceased,
late of the county of Grant.
Whereas, an instrument in writing, purportlng to
be the last will and testament of George c. Lam
preeht. deceased late Of the county of Grant, has
been filed in this office; and whereas, application
has been made by John j. Lamprecht, praying that
the same be proven and admitted TO Probate accord
ing to the laws of this State
Therefore, it is ordered that said application be
heard before at the probate office, in the village
of Lancaster, in said county, Monday, the oath
day of April, A. d, 1876 at one o'clock p. m.
And it is further ordered, that notice shall he
given TO all persons interested in said will of the
time and place OF said hearing, by publication in the
Grant County Herald, newspaper printed in said
county, for three successive weeks, once each week
PRIOR to the time of such hearing.
BY the Court,
sws VIM. McaoNIGAL, Co. Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-04-13
DR.. BROWNS
Dental Calendar for April /:

Glen Haven, 4th to Sth.
Cassville, 9Th to 14th at noon.
Beetown, 14th 3 p. m. to 10th
3 p. m.
Lancaster, 18th to May |.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-04-13

To1n 4. Range 5-Beesoion.

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100 a of side.........36
FiIIags Of BeetoWn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-04-13
Town 9. Range l-Muscoda.
Viilage of Musc0dd


in lot Is and part of und = OF lots lS..:...3Z
ont lot IL ..25 Is. lots 2 3 Al 67S91 1918
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and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sea sea e part sw4
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and in lot 20.......25
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-04-13
Bull for Sale.

We offer for sale our thorough bred Durham Bull,
Prinston Of HazeIwood, having used him in our hero
as long as we can. He is from the herd OF D ..
Brown, of Galena, Ill. The Bull is In good con-
dition very gentle and years old 10th day Of July
next. BALLANTlNE onO D.
Bloomington, Wis, June II, 1873. Ss-4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-04-13
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Tam Range 2-Libertg.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-04-13
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YiItags Of IToodman.
Tonns. Rangs 5-cassrflle.
o.On 3, Range e-cassviHe

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, 1876-12-17

JUDG NJ I; Mt
.of THE PUBLIC!-

During the past five years the public have carefully
observed the M9nderfu cures accomplished frum the
sufferer las been restored to perfect health utter hay
Ing eIpenucd small fortune in procuring medical au
vice and obtaining potsonous mineral medicines.
Il now Justly remarked BY al classes OF people that
the public than any other medical compound, and It
has won Its reputation and ncnse demand from
Actual merit.
lts medical properties are Alternative Tonic Solvent
and Dlnre11c There is disease OF the human system
for which the TEGETlNE csnnot bc used with perfect
safety as 1t does not contain Any metallic or poisonous
compound It Is composed exclusively OF barka roo3,
and herbs very pleasant take every child likes
It, It Ia safe and reliable. a. the following evidence
will show: 49,.
, 1876-12-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eupeon-Whcn this changeable weather
orangs on rheumatism, and when the cold winter
surcst remedy In the world and for pe1ris5, piles
burns. toothache, headache, bacEache, or any
other ache or pain. there's nothing like it. gives
Instant relief n al caaed. All druggists sell it at
50 cents per bottle.
, 1876-12-17

Stephens Indian Vegetable B.tters are
made exclusively from hero*, roots. and barks.
Cures dysoepsia. hiliousncss, costivcncss, head
ache, 1antneas at the stomach, poor appetite, etc.
, 1876-12-17

ITS Pieces Plaid Dress Goods, only &c.
'25o Pieces Snowflake Dress Goods, 1214c.
l5o Pieces Tycon Repps, l2nc, worth 25c.
400 Pieces Heavy Winseys, l5c, worth
Soc.
$50 Pieces Beautiful and Stylish Dress
Goods, l8, 30, 25c, worth 80, 35, and doc.
125 Pieces An-Wool Cashmeres, 4O-iuch
wide; co1ors, Black, Seal-3rown, Plum,
Navy-Blue. aud MYRTLE Green, as, rs, 85c,
81.
1855 Pieces Black Cashmeres, An-W
40 inches wide, rs, Soc, 81. and $1.25::
Special Bargains.
lis French Poplns. Silk and Wool, 75c,
worth 81.
Great bargains in Black and oGlored Dress
Goods
$50 Plain and Rough Beaver Cloaks,
$3.50, $3.50, SIS, So, $40, sl2, and SIS.
$50 Ottoman and Beaver 8hawls, $3.50,
$3.50, So, SO, and $40.
275 Paisley and Broche Bnawls. to be
closed out at SO cents on the dollar.
1000 Sets Chi1dren's and Lad1es' Furs
to be Slaughtered.
children's Furs. Muff and Roa, 75o, 81,
and-S1.25.
Ladies' Alaska Mink Sets, 81. s5, worth
SO and $40.
Ladies' French Seal Muf and Boa.
Splendid Quality, So, $3.50, and SO.
$50 Genuine Mink Sets, MuT aud Boa,
SO, So, $40. sl2, SIS, $40, ard s25.
100 doz. Kid Gloves, SO and 75c, worth
81 and $l-25.
$50 doz. Ladies' and Cent? Undersh1rts
and Drawers 10 job), 25c. cheap at SOC.
Great Bargains in Toys, Dolls, Silk
Handkerchie1s, and Gents Furnishing
Goods. &c, &c.
P. 8. Store Open Every Evening during
, 1876-12-17
Reliable Evidence.

HIR. H. Il. STEVENS:
DeAx s1K-I viii most checrfu!ly add 1ny testimony
to tut raroec yo a;e p fa'er I
not think enough he said in It. praise, for was
troubled thirty years with tat dreafu! dlscase
seem as though could never breathe any more. and
VEG EIISE has cured me: ant d. fes to tnank G9a
all the time that there Is good medicine Is fIE
TINE ant ais? think it oae of ;hs oest msstncs n5 f
adrlse everybody to take the VEGETlNE for eau a.
them 1t sone OF the best th2t eyeT was
Corner Magazine aud Nalnut-sts., Cambridge, Masa.
, 1876-12-17

Bo1and's Aromntfc Bitter Wine of Iron is a
remedy for nervous debility, impoverished blood,
and impaired digestion. Depot, 53 Clark street.
, 1876-12-17
GROCERIES.
GIRl0CEE RRIES
FOR
Christmas! Christ
Every Requisite in the Grocery Line
for the Festive Season Of Christmas
We Sell Only TEE BEST Goods. and 0G'
Prices Defy Competition.

JUST ARRIVED:
100 packages Malaga Grapes, il
Kegs and Barrels.
/ car load Coast Oranges.
New Layer Raisins, per rbox-----.$2.0A
New Valencia Rafsins, per lb------.-.11c
Mixed Nuts, per h. .------.---~------.14c
Fine Dehesa, London Layer, Muscatel, and
Sultana Raisins. Currants, ,Prunelles,& &C.
Orange, Lemon, and Citr0n Peel.
Choice Eleme Figs.
Atmore's Mince-Meat. d
English Plum Pudding.
A full assortment Of French Canned Goods.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
Preserved Fruits and Jellies.
4 large variety Of Imported and Domestic
Biscuits and Crackers.
California Wines and Brandy.
Imported Wines and Champagnes.
Irish, Scotch, Sour Mash, and Rye Mhis-
kies, C0gn2c Brandies, Runs, Gins,
English and Scotch Ales, &C.,
Aha the most extensive stock OF Imported and Do
1nesttc Fancy Groceries, and Staple Products In
fbn Enrfh1uHf nj
, 1876-06-08

. Special Dt,pateh to TIE Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., june For many years
tnI !oss y eaeaa"se ~ ele nesotlal'oh Of con-
sular drafts in the diplomatic service has been
considerable, and an annual appropriation is
prtasca for tho current year being s4s,0oo.
1,,1tod a.s.as ,.aaa., ~ ~ sAa'' ~ tue
,nsrr;o, U IS ,ro " tpat T.e .,s a.,a '''ofe co.
Canton Feccntly soid % draft t' On as
thu Gu!tcd States Treasury at premium u 3 per
cent lieretuforc tho Government has Invariably
been subjected 10 discount. and this In the ;rEt
ttn,u in the memory Of tho present Treasury
Gs,ss Sns sala TIT ~ 9a taf from faFo foreign sutton
Tho ecnnte did good day,a work To-day
In antsh!nE Tho Le$islat1Sc: Executive, @ '"a1 "n1
ts porAaatna S faa VIII m prassS rnss
tint tbt ,he Senate Xpproprlnstous ~ Committed tme
refused 10 submit 10 t,s sednction madu by the
qasg Il tb % HIT sars6 q y. Fss'c
Eranied in previous oi,is to to M sane stanturS j.
cetons taetty axleed ws heir nv sss',.
cihtcs, ani 81 tic bliI, as rassed Ly tic scnnte to-
day, Is about tic same as On previous ycars. Tterc
ament,msn,s' an nd net H. Il p4"7'o '''o's' Aoous o'o
TIE COMING nRan,,ocE.
1t now goes t. tie House. and she Committee ot
r. thr ss,otc nmenimnnta ~ nsaE t1 ~. nS.sE 5,s
tat as boon ajEed Of so much fatc1y # IL snld
Tint tbs House wifi not receue. auI II ia
pretty certain that tho Senate will not tor
there IL no division in tho Scnatc on tic ul,rstjou
hs regards po>itieB. The deadlock wonli, tAcre-
fore seen, u13ayoldnhe. with no certainty nj nj.
flDn bill passed the HepAte It came from tic
House, without alnels amendment
HTfkNHHH
rhsr, rna born iii. nrnnI1,, r. IT.. ~, r.o,
Grant, nee Honore. rrl babS gefrht II no,rs,a
and doing wcil s'' o~'' "e'eAs - Fou"0''
wuI14n WRIT syrpa
, 1876-06-08

rniLAnntrnrA. Jnur 7.-r'he races at belmont
Park continued To-day. In tho ar4t race, 2;at
class, Joe brown won, Snsic second, Annlc Collins
sl'rd. 49,, Tlme, :;;'l!i, .:sa, H.; ;;:1. go:
white Gaud ,Is aesonl, llambcstson third. rilnr,
DETH0lT- Mich. JnILc 7.-The races at tho
National Park, NalaEaxun, this afternoon were
somuwhat Intsrfercd with by storm that contra.
Te nt1r. M io1 = race &C. appsssss %es @"ner
s Ss;s.a Sssnlso: Ssan :ss:::@ Ss:s:
snsftfhyj J.: i. Williams, recao; Lits!s li,,iart;
U M., cIttreu Hy Dan Slnhnln, Cumberland
e I'll s I'LL ts 4i sd @ Il .'FS Sos s'tst sna ss,s wos
thS "a n.sMnsy, 81 r.. M1n%;s IN M an rtc sfus ~
}Irt!aa 4; i. shts1rd r ]; i: Mif!;a%s. ras. @
tcry uransille sun in t,,rcs strlight hcats, Ert.
tins thr 'lr.t money, 500; 'ron lirtton second, sud
fourth, $50. Timc-.::H, a::s7i;, aud a:JIl.
AnoMsScl: Or THE nE,utr.
Many hsnS" sfy a.A r. :" ss'n t% 1x f,,,; ss1 .s
has, Indeed. figured in hundreds u in,yes. Onr
Or lts ats.t +. rananees WY very strange one. 1t
III crftain sIr. chapiM, n1w u nemDer If ths
its"sy .! cn'n!nons-"as eM4nge,' III une VI the
Most ut b ea,ltul ~ wot'cn IN EaEland. she wua r!e'
w:dtilug.slay was rapdly arrroach!ug, md Sr
t1apn r+eurte her 70 o,s Of ths'sa Greas f.shtuma,
bio shora IN London which llavv two entrullcss, one
e!. uae street and tne on another. The iAdy left
Mr. Ghapin ut tIe do0F und rapidly passing through
thu Hlnp lasbcd out VI the opisttc vxit und jump
cd intu tGe carrlae nf tho tcat love Ut her heart
rln away with him then and tI,srr. n'ass!ca him ut
Frun, Hut hour tic discarded loyrr b. ooded &c,
plots for revenge. I!s to.,s Int" hss cuunse,s m
e1.t'artaIn In the army. and between them, by
ruin of thr young Marquis. with the treks VIZ
are nut sufficiently fanIiltar 10 know the prrcire
nrt.ods oy which sheir succesa was achieved. but
wedding Hastings ruinrd. 4nd flad not 1.onl
lutte. u" real lrru. by The ~uy, of D!rrrlts Lu,
cutne tu hts asslsta,cr. Ac wuul have bcvn posted
" Tassstsa!Is w nvtaml,er, aAa eaNEut.eh 10 ty
t'a cunnlry. ltts HE. however, wn* stton ended,
now marFlcd again, hut nut 10 Mr. CAapin.
, 1876-06-08

Of strawhcrres tone hushcl) frnu hors thls eeason
Went went, bJ ne Corona on Sunday evening. About
s%Gnt;Gen %Gn;"x Ssne' we're shipped By bot6 boats
s, eM went forward. The crop promises lasHely-al-
tnansa Eeafs are expressed that dry woathef may
Wv u short-and will bo going forwnfd ftstly by As
iaat o1 lhlh or tho toro part OF next week.
SnSeta1 otspatea 10 7A4 7ttsnn4
nnhias. Micil;. Jnne z small and Inferior Iot1
year fair 6eeces brought over Il, cents. Ind the
pr0xesr >~9 '"
l'nlLAnEtrntA4 Pa. June 7.-The soc1otr N tn
Amy Of tho James will hold lts next meetins III
Chicago -
6ptefai nfspatch to The Tribune.
nkTnoIT. June 7.-.rhu Grand Cotnmnuaery at
Knights TemPlar today changed the time ~ an.
animal mcetfnyu hereafter to The eeconI Tnt tsIaY
;h way. and decided upon Detroit for thu place or
tho he4t meeting.
Special h,patcA to 7ne Tribune.
CHAHrAtns. dune :. 1.-tsen. Dncat and his stan
reviewed tug Sixth Regiment thIs morpIrg, and
proficiency. <''~1 '~-ss
, 1876-06-08
Observation-Disclosures.

~,r-,rp,r,p ,ruo,..n.,
Et1zAnErn n. j., June =. 7.-l}nsc.ba[l: cucIn-
natls II; Tcaolutcs 0.
xrw wu.vpsa-7r ro,,.
49," ,nnn -" 1Se'1' n..'t,i.,, '.Uu1s.
sE" liAsES, June 7.-uAse'basl: New Haycus
10; st. Louis O.
SEVENTEEN ,xs1xca
p,ov,,xscr :, ,nn, ~,
bal, here tn -,1ay hct,vccn thr rnnr,n,. ~ .s
t,,,, ,,l pna," r,,,.J. ~ ~, s1.' '' ~ Aaa"
H. Nv et, m.s n' % ts t., .! lnas Gny the iattee won
,,,'' -, ,,,u ia s IN . " sce u! - :. Tue
H. "n,i III ~. ,a sayn e 'm M ias ana renlnei
o. u,i't III ~ .he se'e.eshta' When LUG whining Club
sso''a "'o' .,..,,,a
rhc 1,o,t,r u,5 ~ n,;,sI,, GaIuhks. H..
Ind .nnnn1 t nnI HhsaS9 ea fratetnlzrd and
tes!!hK pIsVaillt$ Unity Wright comedies that
apa'ol"s HAS 'ht pest or hin THIS sclson.
Dave Essler, OF the Athletics will scarcc1v n,,r
hall nra,n, On h. wEa Injured h,st week nn1 hnn
nenprrllagc worrr tlnn ever Eggler in one or tt,e
rnunrest Jill. toracr4 In tle countrr ,u III H.. ~
the profession vii be- fcits - ""0 A' '''e ~
r..,ux thn, ,,,..:,,.,,, -, -. -,
, 1876-06-08
TILE DOCTORS.
Annual Meeting Of tile State Eclectic
Medical Association.
Illinois uomeormt!,fsts in Convention at
Gslcsburs.

The eighth ufInuai meeting Of tic Tlilnnis
State Eclectic Medical Society was commenced
II, the College, at Nos, Ilt and 5t3 State street,
yesterday afternoon, The following members
wcre present: 1)Fs. II. u. Garrison, Chicago;
Il. r. Brnflrtt, Ltchfela; 4. l.. Ciark, Elgtn; i;
". II. DAVIS, Springfield; J. B. Deiu!an,
Charleston; e. II. boss, Manchester; ]. II.
Griffith, Altoona; ". L. Quinn, Lisbun; A. II.
ffatto,, La Rose; s. {. Hewitt, Chatham;
Milton Jay, Chicago; c.r. Long, Murrayylllc; !;
l.. II. Reid, DE- sotu; a. Simmons, Girard; L.
F. atodarl, lI!llsboso; J. u. Wheeler, Kay-
nlonA; l.. H. Brigham, Aurora II. X. Whitford,
Chicago; Henry Ol!n, Chicago.
Or. Garrison, President Of the Society, occu-
pied the chair, a'u 1lr. Davis acted rs Secretary
The President delivered 4 brief a'is{ress If
welcome tH tle snctnbess, unl then announced
tint thc Society WAS rcahy for 1,llsitlcss
The Committee M Credentials, composed Of
Drs. Dcnnore, Davis, and Jay, reported favor
ably u1l tue admission, as sat.nbeFs, VI Drs. S.
lEarlH: J, II. f;srer, Chicago; n. a. Weld, EicIn;
and Doctre-s !. u. Mix, chicaso, and the soc-
city adulitted fhcn1. ..>..-
:, Dr: Davis, Chairman nf the Committee on Pub.
}le;si"'s. t:oftcd that !, Oo!) capie4 of the psu.
ard Ut a tn e ii ux So had lad Sssn Ssn
received from tie treasury and SO from adyerts.
i'G M to ,. e3ysr IT, thu expenditure Or ths number.
mailed to sar1ou parts Of the country, aud tho
rent remained IN hand. Since tLe Organization uf
ts 'oeir,y iao e"pIes pf o IL p1"eeedus. had
adopted.
At II. 20 o'clock the sccIcty adjourned until = p.
II. =, anl rtusEetnlted At that hour.
sitAMM1SG ABRAHAM.
Dr. Davis read II puperon - Malicious pessonntcd
and Fcnnetl Dl4cnse. and cited instances 10 4llow
Of obtaining Judgment for supposed injuries liz
rrcomme,.dct! eotnparIron oi 'tir fclr;lcd symp.
, 1876-06-08
THE RECORD.
SENATE,


WASHINGTON, D. T., juno 7.-The House
bill extending for onc year the provisions Of the
net u Dec. 81, 1874, 50 as not to deprive llomc-
stead settlers driven ftum thetr homes by tho
loeast plague If thcIr rights, WIS passed.
This resolution proposing a common lin It Of
money and accounts for ths United Suites md
Grcnt Britain was passed.
Tho bill! establishing shchoygan, Mich, port
Of delivery passed.
Afr. 6pvneer, from The Committee on the Dis
trltt Ut Columbia, reported adversely IN thu
Senate blll to Incorporate the National surgica,
1nat!tltc IN thy District Of Columbia. Placed on
thu c4lcILdar With the adsersr reputt.
bfE. dorsey, froni thu same Committee, scportcd
a.eEsely tbs Senate bill 10 prohibit thr uunufse.
turt. importation, and sale Of Intoxicating liquors
~ beverage H.. th1 D'.t1'ct Ut culnmb!a. ldca
Mt Mitchell, from thc Committee on Claims, ~.
Mltoa iiest oi Kensusky m w. s cacnd. M as"'' Ut 1' D.
foI tIs rslisi e June: iisrfl.:a. "f liz sceoaa
LEGISLATIVE u1Ll~
T!!s senste resumed co;!sidcsat!on of unfinished
ths amendment submitted Iy Gr. Edmuniss on on
se ss e. nae ID S no., ss.
H hy i y hoard # not lsss thaa 40 ,ps5sons.
and . with the consent Ut inc Hcnatt,
anu tho 1nnst capable an4 worthy Ut competitor 70
examined shalI 10 Nluctod for such appointments.
was rejtcsea:-yu4., IL; nays, ~.
fLe 4He.tlon Then belng On tho amendment Of
mcnts In all the Executive Departments II the
tioscI1ncnt shall bu arranged ~ TO b. sIuaIIy
dlstEibntsd bctween tts sryoraI statea ii
thu Tinted htates, TsrF!sortes, uutl lila.
tslct VI Columbia according to popuIution
and the principle Vt equal stllbution Of appoint
for httNti
lux rctuctlons Ut forcu in tho sakl lspastu,rnts,
NJ Eamands moved an amendment providing
TINT thc Foregoing sha, b. subject thu provisions
Of Sec; !, III ct tlle revised statutes.
Mr. EdMun!s read that section which provides
that pcssons Aonotably discharged from tAs nili-
ceveds &c., shall be preferred fur appointments to
s!stl oal,s, &C: Agreed to~-yeas, 81 mays, =
Asssrs Me9itscry, Nsr!!non, and saulsbury.
amendment Of Ms. Clayton AZ amended, Ii was,
aftes debate, rejected, ~ follows: '
, 1876-06-08
HOMEOPATHIC,
A4A WIS AA&S AZ -tbEAl4s
Sptt1dl Ht&pulch to TIT Tribune,

Sptcfd! Hsputeh to TIT Tribune,
GAtEssuRa, ILL.,, July 1.-THE Western Acad.
envy Of Homeopathy rrassenlhle1 In afusonie
Hull this morning ut . o'clock.
Dy unanimous vote tho orutor Of the Aeade.
my VIA Invited to repeat his paper OH "Ths
Surgical Remedy fur Frolnns,is," which was
rvad by him ut the meeting Of s.r stute Society
In May. III II substitute Tor MI o1atlon. Thc pa.
per wus proftsely Illustrated, and cl!rited ant.
inated discussion alIl cal!el out vote Of THINKS
to the writer.
DR.. n. 8. Carr, Of Galcsburg, reai paper on
"Febr.'il Tunaors Of the Uterus" with details
Of cases operatcI upon by surgeons. called upon
for the pyr1ose. Tito paper was sharply criticised
for manifest neoaaistcncles aud fur personalities
l,r. j. ii, Vivian. Of 0alesburg. presented a On.
t!ent suffering from p-t0nt dacAsc, In ilustra.
tion Ut the paper On that subject presented yes.
tcrtiay,
nr.r. q; yalentine. Of y. Lenis, contributed a
The Publishing Committee
Dr. j, ii. Krrshaw. OF it. Louis. read IN able
pnrer On Spinal Anunia and Its Treatment
i: phrson- ol kcwanee. teu1 Il paI'as IN tfsY-
eholosy." which was referred to the Publishing
J. 4, Campbell, of St. Louis, rcad paper on
lfldertomy w. paraeenscsis In staphyloniu Of thu
tofnc1.' III which i Gcnurul tntttest wAs MRnl-
scstch.
g y, yillas; n; D., q chleaEo. e"n,tteutsa
sGFOIk VA \ H9 pfG VI ANUpHIH4 III ltJt LIN.
cases, which was Esad Aud referred 10 tic Pub.
t!slIng Committee.
,Dr: II. duncan, u Chicago. sent report on
-, "c!lmatnioey, which was referred 10 the Pub.
lbhtnS cuH,nittct'
COMMITTEES AND orYIcEns.
Tho presiding ot.rsr. DR.. Il. ". Footc, an.
n"lncftl thu charnrn Ut Scientific bureaus for tbs
r!1slllIg year az fulIuws: bEatr,la Muaica, j. II.
Miller. u. D. Surgery, Il. Z. Hecbs, u. II.
!egls!Rtlpn. ls;tsttatto,I, mud Statistics. L. G.
Frunkl!n. 81. H.. Ciinica! aud Psychological, Med.
tclne, i, II: Kcrsaw, n. Il. "upitAnlniology and
Otalugy,""j A. tuulpbel!. u. b. Sanitary Sci.
II. u.
Tho Araden,y then proceeded to tho eectIon of
Officers for tug ensuing ycar, FeaultlnR AZ fulow4:
i'rf.t'f,af-k. II. Parsons. Of st. Louis.
lItt- tFfttdtnfs-I. II. Miller, Abingdon, III.
g. y, howen, foEt Wuyue, Ind. Z. II. patchip,
burlington, Ia.
S<cfsiury-J. n. Kcrshaw, st. LouIs.
jtortstohal S<tr<tarV-J. u. Miller. Abingdon,
IFeafnrtr-R II. Mcfarland, Henderson, Ky.
-, board Of Cxnsors--!t. IT, Mcl,loary, Monmouth,
i!linoiJ.; q. v. ltowen, Fort WnyuI, lad. j. 4.
tAnpleil, hL Louis: q, II. Patculn, Burlington,
la.; u. Ayers, ilushyl1le, IN.
ae!eKatcs wcre elected to corresponding societies.
~ Tbs Auditing Committee rep0rted upon The
TrcasuTet's repu.t. FptrA IT thanks tu tho eutcr-
tan!ng physicians and Il, llp press wc1s adopted,
and tAu Society adjourned ~ ltus ut polls
luu., Oh tAe utst Tuesday III June Ut next year,