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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10
HIRAM SMITH, Sheboygan Fall,
CHESTER HAVEN, Ladoga,
D. ". CURTIS, oec'y, Fort Atkinson,
Committee

The IMPEACHMENT TRIAL. -
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 9-After
having heard the arguments on juris.
dlction in the Belknap case, the Court
of impeachment deliberated in private
for an hour and half, when the doors
were opened and the Court adjourned
until Monday next The managers
and the counsel were notified that
they need not appear until notified,
and 1t is understood that on Monday
the enators will commence the dis
cusslon OF the question of jurisdiction.
1t is rumored that Senators Christian
cy, Logan, Thurman and Edmunds
have prepared elaborate speeches de.
nylng that the Senate has jurisdiction,
and 1t is also asserted that had it not
been for the powerful and eloquent ad
dress of Mr. Hoar. the trial would
have concluded yesterday by the dis
charge Of the accused The address
by Judge Black was generally pro-
nounced far inferior to hat of Mr..
Hoar on Saturday
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10
The Centennial Exposition.

To the Ddsrymen Of Wisconsin:
The varied industrial interests OF
Wisconsin will no doubt tie largely re-
presented at the Centennial Exhibi.
ton in Philadelphia The dairy in
rerest of this state has already assum-
ed large proportions to that extent
that it is the leading dairy state of the
Northwest. 1t is reasonable to sup.
pose that it will be for the advantage
Of the dairymen of Wisconsin, that
they make show of their products at
this greatest Of all Worlds Fair. To
this end, the Wisconsin Dairymen' S
Association have taken the matter In
hand. At recent meeting Of the
Executive Committee of this associa-
ton and leading dairymen of the
State, a committee was appointed to
take charge of the matter consisting
Of Hiram Smith, President; d. W
Curtis, Secretary, and Chester Hazen.
Ex-Presi dent of the A ssociation. THIS
committee have devised the following
plan of procedure for all who desire to
exhibit either butter or cheese:
GHEEsE-It is desired that cheese
should be 80 days old at the time of
shipment; not less than 9 inches nor
more than 10 inches high, and net 20
exceed Is inches in diameter. They
should be we'll and securely boxed.
The name of the tactory.or firm, post
Office and state, and if desired the
makers pane should be branded on
both box and cheese. There will be
two exhibitions; one about the 18th of
June, and the other about the 1st of
October. Each factory may exhibit
from three to five cheese, which must
be shipped to Chicago to the address
of D. W. Curtis, the owner pre- paying
all frelghts to that point. From
thence they will be sent in refriger-
ator car to Philadelphia, in charge of
a committee. After being on exhibi-
ton two weeks the cheese will be sold
and otter paying freight from Chicago
to Philadelphia, the proceeds will be
sent to the owner with an account of
sale.
BUTrER-Tnose desiring to exhibit
butter should pack in ash tubs, each
package not to exceed rs pounds in
weight; covers securely fastened. Not
to exceed three packages should be
sent by any one exhibitor. The same
rule of exhibition and final sale that
applies to cheese will also apply to
butter.
In order that the committee NAV
know what shipments to expect, a
blank statement is sent, which exhibit
tors are requested to fill out and for
ward to D. w. Curtis, Secretary. Fort
Atkinson, Wis, as soon as possible.
Exhibitors will be notified at what
time to ship. The committee will
charge nothing for their services, as
all expense in that direction is borne
BY an appropriation of the State. In
conclusion, the committee would state
that it is their belief that cheese in
particular, exhibited at the Centennial,
will finally sell for quite as much as
the average of the season. In addition.
there will be the great advantage of Us
exhibition to dealers from all parts If
the world.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10
For Sale.

TTOUSE AND THREE LOTS ON WILD
IL er Street. LIST ward, known az the
Weaver property; a two story Frame Dwell
ing House with Wing, containing nine
rooms. Good we'll of water, large estern,
good size frame barn, and variety Of trait.
Apply to G. B. SKINNER.
Watsrtown. March afith, 1915. 2lv4
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10
New Lot of Cocanut at RUS
SELLS TEA STORE
= MI X H.

Finding my Cigar stock so
we'll appreciated, and SO liberal
~ patronized, [ offer still furth-
er inducements to customers.
Call and find out.
II. P. RUSSELL.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

You need light, strong, and cheap COM
oined Gang and Sulky Plow Attach.
ment. Ours is the best. 1t uses anu Plow.
Price $40. The driver rides, and plows 6
acres day. Address, Beloit, Wis, Gang
Pillow Company.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10
HOTELS.

lNDON HOUSE, J. Linden, PROOF. cor
~ West Water and Main street.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

4 MEXICAN HOUSE, A. B. Hitchcock.
"A Prop'r., West Water, ST., block south
of Main street.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10
DRY GOODS.

MON HOUSE, l.. w Kreuger, Proprie.
~ tor, Corner of Main and Fifth Streets.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

4 LBERT SOLLIDAY, Dentist, Office
IA Noack's Block, cor. "a and Main SITS.
EUGENE GOELDNER, Dentist, office
~ "a door east of Postoffice
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

Nv ATERTOWN HOUSE, A. r. Manni
W gold, Proprietor, one door south of
Postofflce
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

AXE HlRSh, dealer in Dry Goods anc
y Clothing, Coles block, Sd door from
the corner
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10
DENTISTS

nR. }. CODY, Physician and Surgeon.
~ .: corner Of lst and Main streets.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

Nj W YORK DRY GOODS STORE, NJ.
~ A. Hirsh, Proprietor, Nos l8 & 20,
Main street. next door east Of Postoffice.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

- ACEk JONES, dealers in Dry Goods,
IL Carpets and Groceries, corner store OF
j. W Coles block
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

NOELKE h BEURHAUS, de alers in Dry
i Goods, Groceries and Crockery, corner
Main and I'd streets.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10
BOOTS & SHOES.

II ENRl MEYER, Mnnnfaclnrer ~
r. boots q Shoes, and dealer in Leather.
HIDES, Pelts and Furs 81 Vain street
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

~ d. PURPLE, dealer in Lumber and
~ Lime and Cement, yard at Northwest
err Depot.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

DLATZ BRANDT, dealers in Dry Goods
Il and Groceries, corner of Sd and Main
streets
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10
FURNITURE.

| - hNCh, manufacturer and dealer in
- an klnds OF Furniture and Upholstery.
"a street, Isl block south of Main
| 70. ooNGM ANN & Co., dealers in Cur
= nlture. | l Main street
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

pAiRlCk kENNEDY'S Livery and
- po., BOARDING Stable, list street Opposite
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

nR. q. 4 NUzzY, Homeopathic Physi-
H. clan, office over Postoffice
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

RLANCHAkD'S CUSTOM MILL, M.
- Blanchard, Prop'r., lst stree, east side
of the river.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

M ATEkTOWN LUMBER YARD. Ham
" lin 4 Ford, Ptoprietors, at the Mil
waukee Depot.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

HABHEGGER q CO., Dealer in Dry
=. Goods and Groceries, Sd street, one
block South of Main.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-05-10

II BERTRAM, dealer ir Boots & Shoes
LIZ SO Main street.
, 1876-01-13

Speech OF the R3r,h. Alexander n1uc-
AEuEtrs

Kruztcs
Srtefdt Dsrat h 10 ne Chiedao 7rfbtn:.
OTTAWA, Jnn. l2.-T'!e Ilun. Alexander Mao
kenzie. i" speech to-s'ay at Douglass. eate1ot
into loug explanation. Il, TO ths pol;cr Of the
0o,e.nmon: un tho subject NJ free trade. ue
ha;t' that be bells we'd III tho fraeIom q! COM
merco ~ be believed in she tlee 1om Of ovu
science. Ho believed III froe-t-a!o tho World
oyo. II grand means OF civilization hnl prog
this country. ~ III I'll! c.untrl"n governed in q
ctiL.zsi way, to rA;s> r5rcauc, aa1 tAlt q rtv-
Gu 10 coutI ualv faleol 70 far ns !.e c,1l1 B.e
by customs aud o1c!sa dat'cs. lie faa tcL AIN.
nosty, ou tao Hron0a ,s,,t 1t NAs tbs pu,v
Wav 10 81! &C til, .rall s,n "h, l., tina OF 81
Jphn aiacloalll'a Iovetn.nrn. Aa3 l.el b:
rccocht.t". lla1lA Goyefauaut. i}e gave u
bsiet o1tlno o{ t,!s Efforts made 10 leax the
terirs Ut union w.sh u i.l'l C-ua1hiA Il wab
hoped Tint tho LAST aGfe"Easns G II d be Kept.
tho1G!s. by tho rejhciol nf tic is Iuiluatt ald
Nahha,,s b,I b. s!n 30. nc, they wasD nul god to
1naao III o1er OF 51oleJ1 to aualinH tait ncc-
Il n, Tlio plcsent Eoyc:nsnsI: ,1o us.I 10
bail as fast na tue CIRCUMSTANCES nj tL- coan
ty no Itd perm t, lhe BRITISH CnlIt nta Hc:,tau
aud Tho ThunleT Da' stc.Ios. II was n"c3H.nry
t. Hcelre. aB on nH possible. c 'nlm:sn!c :tlon
with tho Eentera Flosluets tlr1lGh CAlat!a1
territory.
OTTAWA. Can. Jan. ia fne.ton fight took
place last ght after RIO clrc iol at ,atlHrau
10 Ut, Uosween two fainl c. uata'd Sc3Efe ana
lsnElt, aud lie t les2.ru a1usrenis. THcre
ncre lifsy men 3n eac. ade. TO tieht M1s a
dcAEe;htH aud hloHdY arc. Flf.rsst t!ic.i vera
dangerously Holndc1. And fAlIy 4alf ~ acru OF
suoW Waa HAtul atad With b.uol.
, 1876-01-13

San Francisco, jan. 12-lAs Legislative
Connl",co sui Navigation met hsro today to
iuycss,Sato tho condition u steamships out of
tbs pu t, 4 uambcr Of .narac surveyors tes,,~
Ged. agreeing In genera! tna. tho scfa ~ uoaer
conaI!crat.o were in Eopd c:n1Aio3, "cIl'
found. o2icertd, md msu,,el. Tia question as
to the seawoltlincss ct ths Pariic Aps c1c u1-
ed. Capt. WatelLhu, Unltej States InrEect1r
OF HUI D. who Conducted tho rec"u. sorrot ,uycs-
tlEa.4ou OF tho I'avtc dIuaslrr. Ter. Eeu to
tbs satus effect. lle sad i'o esrl ldel 1al ots-
ols from th4t lnYcstlsa:I1tl ~ ,u A4l
wav ut bis OWL OF uu.h6 bucl thugs. "l.A
wAtch tbeY lLtssicssd. lAosuaa Caysnaush. Il
sLll-catae1. tesi.tui ,ha, 4o had ossm.ha1
81. ps "ll4 Wa.ctni4tl. and fulnI t!,sn In Il uaI
eoudtttoD. Waterman Hautu interview the tlp-
tain iu tbs cslH. and pAss tho enlaa. Expe'ts
generally uro. .uunssd sl,e par1llc Nsit shEs ~
good 20 idlsiun. kept thu Hek,ns snd T44,o,
,.revloar to repa1ra. uas lepltc.tng the sup oY"
Mcut u Chinrsv clews In unlaliabIa ~ e1llutEen"
clea. The inysAt46a.tou VAL pluhably co4ea.no
aLyerAl days.
, 1876-01-13


Special Dfsnn..h II 7he tth3rnqo Tr1bYn.,
WAsnlxu1oS. D. C.. Jan. l3,-,IE. Henry II.
Smith. journalist, formerly Of Mich Ean. md
nr Jmlneu. Lber.l Republican, l,as tee,, sp-
POINTED printin. Clara ia tho House Of lIsrre.
tentsssen.--tlo first recognition OF tho Liberal.
1epabiican element su tue ~ ,so.
lfu II. Arr-tt ri ttss,.j
iLSiEN>tS.
TA'uisoros. y. G.. Il, i:.-Et.scnator usaier.
with Aitarlc> -Gcn::4l rrr. c,,ct. fh,A afcruDoa.
'SoAlSAEGi *lT.tnit.wS.
Ihe hon!n3:ipn. 81 :l4trtJn. @! Mna5us. 10 str
tril'e. In tns caer'seer '.as::. las been ~hi
fton tns ssnte Ins eso1nIs for tAs rc.no'A Of la.
87EScr:.'. GAZE.
The 6'nate Committee Oh ltI.nsEes Ind Elections
to-,1sy 70 un the rtt :Lus:'m .suty oa.red II
whether my ro'rnpt mana w;rs url sos cars Ills
ec,t III to lie sea'r, bill cstpon d IL "nu'td-ta
tos u; present foE ske 1tason .u"t no Linn c's
nave no basA uFun wLieA to 'un III t4Scsiig .on.
INDIAN FtI1IuAJ
Tc-daf d-tea!l III pf carrnlrtE. Chortlws CTttss,
hnd sc1nlnpIts III u Etua fres ileIt Or 1T 10 Iu}
theft respects. and 10 ! Ii of ac-ts, III thu 1si-
dian Territory, wh c" shcy Fc;:r:ttnIc1 to 40 III
d.ns W rrops. IL sc"k oseason 'A T. es,r.a. u:.i'
theE orlo ition u 'ht r9l,sea terrific la ,ytrn.
men. ~ taer cuui1:'y, ~E Ii" ir NJ .eut .nf3rn,al
turn that no TIL rt.nrd ~ C,a:.e r.; salt plr,s.
xnna rectisa LIS approssl wAoAt Tao cunssn Of lao
lnltsns,
TIE 9f0r1.
SECRETARY Chandler ID II a Communication Ia
tn: Hnuso on tue +n.!s Il reu:r 10 ,hc St0u1
In I!ans NJ Lr Lei EIJud aaA Wu+.A..ne 4 gen 4.
1t 1r-1rtsn1ry tssusa Arl nng llIre IL }t,"a
Of the cIu-ntinu OF TINS sapEI.rs T. thc enafe.rn
held ~ the Lite G11um sian treat fns t1c ts.n 0.
uAs DAck Hills. TLe accrc.ri skks for u pIpsIs-
t!ou Of sl-5,n>O.
TEcDrS AT TIE tO'TH.
The dIs:r!bntt1 Of r In At us, hiissft IprI
ArkHuH.t. and Ii li.1lA IN tnc q. useal "r laa'
fo, aiaaatn4 co!a1au!ss st.s.t,tiv,i. 4;
At Little lock Ali,, ! ouiauita iu L,nts.,li, Il
companies. Tht1I, Is eua-}'4Lle., comprising j,2u
ueSI.
, 1876-01-13
W.SCCNJiN.
TIE H.'t,AEEl,5tiJr,

1Ttt1c! IHr a!rh Il faf Ch,+Hio 7rfbrn&.
EAprsns, Wis. Jun l2..-Tho agony Is oycr,
and tho hopes Of fep,bhcaus III regard 10 tho
o,ean:zatien OF The I.cgsrIstu'o lAye been
mole tuau rea'izej, wl!lo tho rtea osrco:st,uns
OF sAnwulas Eesotmcrs hasa bunn d.sarpotnci,
Rnh t!seit rEed.etloas appear ridiculous in lhs
llsat Of cycu:a.
Ito Ass tnosv mct At nnou, was catIcd 10 orto,
bv C.l. Il. n. StrlDe, Cie..; Of tbe l4.t Asa.!n-
bis, WHO r"ad n lint of tbs mcmtors-elc.t, n'tcr
wh.cA they GANG furSuri and suoscrt OF the
onth uf ulce, AMI He.o swotn in by Ci,Ief-Jua-
t'cc RYAN. TIC ,p.e for sicskcr savo s. 4.
F.,lr!d. OF AH,lani. 81, William Challtan, 45.
Mtshtr. Fnrs, I'au.z, Fink. aud ca:bvs. heeldca
the s!.a,Eht Ho:un.c"ns, sS''d for E.!ie!i. Mr.
F:iieId Tor WI. E,ss, allil Cua.lton fur Elaard
Lcrs. The roto oi VI. Ksaht., put down al Il
1efolE,er, MAS unaxpc4tsd. Taat Of pe!or
FA;g, independent Democrat, uaa greet1d with
= fcs hrees; tll,t OF Nr. Fink. wn.rA was verJ'
e,uel.atlcn!,y given. Nas receive NTH applause
Mr. F4irlt WIS dscarei elected Speaker, and
escorted tt Ito chair ty ,lesAlr. Char!tou. fisk.
an Cous:rcs. tuo two candidates for S"enaor
". ing ar u.in-arn,. ,tr. fie1a1 sas gssetsl
Will s.carty ar ias:s", anh Hada
4 >EAY h!3pIoAE srzEcN.
AZ faaw-l
uz.r.rArs cr .ar Assembly,: We meet hrr.so d.,
HAZE In rl;~l4 = If ttir lt apI Il eou4osu tus
gsnvral et the c. ''lounc~l b. ,iauy mute" q!
weight, 1nl"i:-H"'s l. ha presented +, rs tnr eon-
slde7at!'n, I'M "!a'n tae 1f!f,aLu ~ Lao hont !.
ens ~ tr's t ~" m =, ta &
wiIi for . mot,,tut /. l.iIrYa / ,as lIrJ,,: Au;y
legislation c:oto uy can bs ao:IreI but
tit .vsry item OF usomsut shonid
r..e!st due aud sisn,y cou7,tn!atoA. aud b. NC I'd
ul1Jn al es~tsIJ, .l.' >, 1ns:ous5. Icy le.f.".
nt H. to NY ,nn - sn, ~ 1hs crsatas! sths sf ~
'f,,itr "n,.,,r -. ~, ~, ~, 5u,. th,n ;. M
t ~ t .'t ~ ~. ,ow ,x. o,,rst,n4 .p:,r.1
10 III. wurk i. far. III. seu.ii.1 to acc,,nunsn h.t
, 1876-01-13

equal to ono.tti- d Of the volume OF thc gold.
certificates outstanding, for three Purposes
Ths hsat Ia the payment Of tho interest
on tho public dob.: Tho second ia for
the payment OF such current expenses
Of foralgn Intercourse and diplomatic se,v,co
- ars payats Ia coin and tho htd II for tho ro-
dcmttou aud payment Of Tho Outstanding rreenbacf
ejaculation. Becocn provides that. Aefeafter silver
coin 1t its full ralue IL Ra eha to secetvabn
for customs duties, and that I'll ayer feceivei in any
nanncF intn tho TFsaaury Of lha United StateI
and sbovs the amount required for tho rodem.ion Of
lhe fractional currency ehil te coined tnto dollar.
pieces Of sch weight aud Gncness That thcE Intrinsic
vsiGs shall 10 ths sine Al That OF gold coin of tho
denomination. Bectlou directs ths Bscrtt1sy Of tbs
Treasury 10 redeem 81 eooooo wo.th frael usl cur
rency In silver 0t tho Ill Of Junc. 1870.
and an add,Iionat million On the ns1t
day Of each sucrtdng mouth. lrn.idej this. tic
t!Atei ftac.on II currency in iosnet.ios If taa foT
replaced With siistr coi and lieu other fractional
currency rodseInAd. gtviug the ts,ferinco to tho
the Becrrtary Of the Treasury OH tue lit Of Noycnbcr
~ TO sell sioWo,D1 in gold sni a!.ycr fur legal
tenSsE .a otss ana ac.ss s 5as M 9. ;e aoa %
ea!t n s,,i redeem iss,l-ttnder no!e. u Tie
tic prsfdstco to nptea of .llcst JnB
ee.:s lrasldes f,r the eau citation and obstruction
that. in deficiency Of sviI cain for the pur.
posea let forth In t1Is It'll should aIsc c Secretary
of tho Treasury shall bavs tho right 10 prepare ~
90 go ot YER sens tnrE5.ye4r toulr. portion u
which 10 may sell - tic emergency kIts 10 OBTAIN
tie god needed. II sny It 4ueul rcra4l Aftor tbs
outstanding lega-tepdor circulation Las bexn re-
dce1uc<i, th-y shall 10 IT on.o c4neel.d
and destroyed. II On account oil tho ust
Of tho gold revenues Of Tho uo'e.nm.at In tho
manner ptfa riDtd In thts b.! ta.re shall 1t
time 10 lack Of money IN TIC Treasury 10 rsy Tie
current cpss Of tln Gu, ernneL. tho I'LL autts
tzea tue issde OF lHnIs 10 ~ y tho dcrieu T. but
rctieyea tbs GoYcrnnHut Of NO OIL ak.lon to t4ec
money 10 maintain tie sinking fund wui he psuy1
ofresusuing 10 sre 10 pa, MN IS gsin9 OIL. Iae bill
fund !onts iarhasei bs s:srs!ary nou.nsiIt ly
leen ill exaaun'od, ~los thu sukinJ fund slalI IL
lrsvded for IN atprt.en Ut curte II IL PROPOSED TO
leptal the Aosumpun LII Of lat yer, but
th9 National Danis nut to Le dis.
tutbtd. but To encouraged to replace tho
ieGaitenaers 1c1eemtd with snetr own issne 4hou1
busiuess demand nluso rarcrnoucY ilaa will then bt
oHstAhdlug hut, II they will b. required to
rstte their notea tn gol1 1t sr. inato Of u green
backs. ~ " a-nt, 1t rel orcl tAst 8sh!ecner
prepared very aLla slcch in ruptost u ILL H. In
~hirh ha Will LrJue that it tocs contemplate lily
conseacsinn Of the currrucy In actual ulAton sh:
It wl not der4nge tmhiucfs, AMI that Il viii causo d
feeurn of cenhIrucs aul prosperity. lilo does not
tLlnk that the god paid ont wUl 10 locked tip by
ecIlatoE,. Lecauta lis stcady tendency would Le
dohuH4r1s aud whoever held |. would d. II
, 1876-01-13
PiCE0K.- tlo0TIhG.

Stseiat DlsDatth IL Jhe thLa7a jFfoHEs.
Four WaYSE, Ind, Jan. la.-An lnteEostlug
pEeon. shouting tournament was hu!d III tpo
cEuunI+ of tue Indiana lItle association to day.
First o, tho trogs s.n,ne wAs tho match betwcon
Uyermau s,f ross Wayne. and sl1u!sos Of jack
sou. slich., for sl00 side, U,a1uan won, kill
t,,y tnI,ty tour out OF lolty.ouo buds. BluiEps
HI l:u tNuut, -turss out OF f51ty-one, dstaaca IL
y4rIs. Fist sweepstakes match *as Noa BY
tiiusou. OF tIrer i'andusay, o.. "Au KILLED n,uo
on. .: leu biE4s; tho secoud by Uycr1u4u OF
Fort Wayne. ~La killed seyen out Ut eight tue
third BY fstiela, OF jacGsun. WHO killed ssyen
ous Of eight; tho t0usth, duubIs olrds. by Bteu-
uett. Of kort Wayue, Who Killed four out OF slx /;
ana tie tiito by G.ts.n, II Upper EuuIuuky,
MAo k4llet eloYeu o1t VI fourteen.
Tho South Chicago / Catnmet Hallway Corn-
psny tiled III Tie eo:4a.ary Of HtAtes pt1ico
yesterday : teaol0tlon xdoptsd 1t late naeo.lus
psovdn. goE tue lanuance ot al0l,u00 b1uds,
to bear nse cent inteseas
, 1876-01-13
THE Vic:.PRESiDENCY'
HEHATE CONCLUSIONS OK TIE atBJECr.

v., ,.. 80 - ~ -, -. ,s
"ee'as b7sDas+h 10 '"e '""aao .I'oaHe.
WAsH1Ho1os, D. e.. Jan. 1.-THE Btntto
At ctt tt,n crrtrn dav II, Tim nrtatc ~, Nfo,tn,s
~-.,.,..', - ,.',' :" ...s n's"'s.. ~
seso'u''ou loBa1u!o6 1po ftee'ocncs P1' 'o"'
Tho resolution which y As under cp1siderasi 10.
or,1 ,v,,i,,, w,s ,ho o,t~ ,,o ~ u,,ct., i,,,o-.
Aau "n'on 100 'ao WI WV ~ opse'"' 'soPoI.
tanco, was that declaring that tic SouAla cauld
at any t,mo oinc. = rre.itrnt p,o tom Mr. Ed
......,a ....-s,. ~. -.
: nla"aa s1"hfe *utooFlty o' queht'ons ot IL" au'
precedent. made very rood etatelnsnt Of tho
xhn,c case. and tb.. nsri of HI. sns.cI, u,ch RI.
, 1876-01-13

IOWA CITY.
8rt',a! ns"at II u lir Cit cano 7ribH1t.
Iowa CifY, Ia, JaM. l.---The firm u Wilcox
l. Gooorich. ter sEo Tast ton Yeas or 1uyio
largely engaged IN the pursl .se and shipment
cf hugs, cat 10, etc., :1sc fa!et fnr lars, smru
1los nesa tAe la, sett u os".dcaIrls iIerc. 1t ~
nnuoisiand t.at tlIry NEru iEucl ted tu tho r.r-t
AunetaE. MIL nui ncl4ouaty nlltct lie blna.
, 1876-01-13

WAan1soroN b. C.. Jan. l2.-Mr. Conk,tng
prs'eutod = lp4siou Of c'sizsus Of Nov York
asking N analdnont to the Constitution OF tho
UnIted b.ases prohibiting tho appropriation OF
money or sotsrty for uny purpose, dhectty or
indirectly to i|nT religious body or sset' TO-
fslEed.
ta1 vluE-FHEsIpkNC1.
Altar tho expiration Of tic morning hour ths
, 1876-01-13
-
:: 10 improvement of ths Big
10 Improvement Of tbs Cum


~ NJ. Clist- ~,s improvement of ths Big
Bandy t&trtr. =
uy Mr.. wst.e-7 = 10 improvement Of tbs Cum-
terl1nh Riser.
Dy Ms, y 1rha' e Permit to',scco.g.nvers 10 sei
70 conhutntfa + = Of th.tr UNI Rr'lEtn ~,lIolt
lr<n'e; alto, upEoytati.t Of smith HaslA, III
the C1mber1,ntes
1IJ Mr. Ditrrt: fn-ke II . nisd.me.uor for
United btlea e : Ito tlctnand cont1i suIuua to cleo
ttaifhhnds. e =
ny Mr. Thdee = :h-To Improve The navigation OF
't1uHtt5 eirt the Ttun"rsee Hivrs.
~ 3lf. Ii 10 eatAo.,sh + znInt a lnti4nsp-
ny ". far:"..- To c.tsl1ish n n, Mt At ,lraEr.
~ Hr. 'rrn-s'l ifIt}-llaidIriug NAtaotlAf HAlts
70 Lsrt4fe ior u 0, !" TwyIncuts. ...
. NY Mf: hny-Tp ltiIu the State OF fllluo3s Into
tlrre J'dfctll Tia rc..
~ Mr. W!kc-Th ,etlls tfe scro,tnts he!wesn The
nhittA st'eH lha tHs Sirtrs of ulln IuIiaHA. anl
iuino =; -. !tr = uutc tl..ILg i. 4uney, III.
Dy hf, H.nd-Tor tho Improvement u U4s4 4unads
lsiEet: ax1r KifnX tlt s1su pf Missouri all puLiIc
Lap Ia thefrtu irt euutai!anA Eut tcus.
~ Sir. 1frrriat-For the improvement o{ the il.
Sandy lNs,r, In Ecnt,scs, snI Wet F,r ,.,l,a.
~ alF EAU kb .r-Ep l,r3lt Il III 1t3ra Il p-s+.nt.
lGTea, aut pergl:es In EoAxtcs. Hum ue.!n3 Al
codtite Q: o.teF"tse IN sua Or proceedings sYaIst
til. United HLAe,.
Ny Mr.. Witon t". ya}-For lha ir,F rovensal oe
tue Little k,uawha Hlver: also. for tbs compilation
shl furnishing Of te t1stoin.1l1us. A. IaEsele .urg,
Hy sir. EskihA-IoE tie a,;.Atssun u Nea M.t,ca
Rr '.ts.
By Mr.. Nf1.-To r,Y for ai cnt.on sei'-l b, Tie
Treasury a-tsf May. ldji *s srtuu linz iue cuss.u
tax.
, 1876-01-13
rrGT-4

EosroH. jim, l1,--atItehel Groef t E:cycns,
dry guods. Of shs city. nfa Reported failed.