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Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28

165 Paris VS. st L X Ry
166 Crawford VS. Cell
l67 f & L Bank vs. Macfarlane
1GS Pearsonavs Carson, a..
lG9, Spence vs. ST LKC&NR y
l7o Lewis VS. st l. nc Ry .5.t.
la Purdy w C& II X Co IN
172 Greene VS. G q A II r. Go
l73 Carpenter VS. G 70 ARR Co
ia Rawlings VS. Gartrell
TWELFTH DAY--October 18th, 1876.
l76 Morris vs. City OF Mexico
LIZ Dreyfus ct al VS. Woodward ct al
l7S Hollis VS. Dye
l79 Florence VS. sexton
$50 Hall VS. Hall
lSI Barfee VS. c. & A. X r Co
lS2 Bedell VS. Baker
TS3 MCSwain VS. Tully
1S4 McSwain VS. Canterbury
ISIS McSwain VS. Slaughter
1856 Lupe VS. St J. kC&N Ry
THIRTEENTH DAY-October 10, 1875.
1S9 Steele to Use ofGartrell VS. Shelton ct al
100 CrpWse vs. Lakeland
19l Skinner vs. Rawlings
1872 Luckie vs. G &c A II II Co
1913 WiggirIngtOn eEparte
1874 State of MOyS S. l. X C& Ry
| 1oc ECiU4tC vi NV ~ 4 ~ IL Ii w
1876 Rines VS. QuiSenoerry
1917 Steele VS. Suffer ct al
1913 Cinmp vs. Mclniire
1919 johnson ct al V Modisett
| 200 Corbett ct al vs. Walker etal
pol Corbett ct al vs. Walker ct al
POP Hughes vs. Hughes Ell al "
FOURTEENTH D.Al--October II, 1876
203 Manfarlane " Rin@O ct al
204 Crawford w La NJ IL Co
205 Dil'ard ct al vs. City of Mexico
20G Grown vs. Gentry
201 Brown W Meir ct al
20S SoX vs. Butts ct al
200 Otry by next friend VS. st L X c s. n
2l0 Brown vs. I.add
2ll Food vs. Mcdonald
2l2 Gleason vs. Kellogg
2i4 Hluke W kcmpcrnOtte
FIFTEENTH DAI-Octobcr 18th, 1876.
2l6 Glen vs. Kirk
2l7 MARSHALL 81 vs. Marshall ir
2lS johnson V Johnson
2I9 Barney " Mckee at al
22O Carson " Dill ct al
22l City of Mexico VS. Dugan .
222 Rawlings W NJ Southern Bank -
223 Weed So VI Co vs. Suggett ~"
22t Sims W Wells u Il; W. -.
225 Carte, ~y>BIuclion
22G Spencer " Barnes
227 CARROT V Gardner
22S Trinble W Noble ct nj
30 State 10 Use OF WOrley vs. Sublett ct a
$50 WOrlry " Sublctt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28
Agents Wanted

To canvass on a new plan, for the fast
est selling book out---"Hastory OF the
Countries of North and South Anteaaca"---
sells for S5.5O--6O0 pages cheapest and
best book in the world every family
must have it-.-grandly illustrated. Also
centennial History Of Kamsas'--700 pa
ges--profusely Observation-Disclosures liberal
---Order Book Free--6ooks o ready
don't fail to write for private terms. Ad-
INTERSTATE BOOK CO..
NATIONAL BANK BLOCK.
Lawrence, Kan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28
CENTAUR
LINIMENTS
Letter from a Postmaster.1

"ANTIoCH, ILL, Dec. /, 1874.
IN J. B. Rose s. Co.:
"My wife has, for a long time, been a
terrible sufferer from Rheumatism. She
has lied many physicians and many RENE.
dies. The only thing which has given her
relief Is Centaur Liniment. I am reioiced
to say this has cured her. I am doing
what l can to extend its sale. X X
W. Fl. RING.
This is a sample of many thousand testi-
monials received, of wonderful cures
effected by the Centaur Liniment. The
ingredients of this article are publish cd
around each bottle. It contains Witch
Hazel, Mectha, A~rnica, Rock Oil, Car.
bolic, and ingredients hitherto little
known 1t IS an indisputable fact that the
Centaur Liniment is performing more
cures of Sweliings, Stiff Joints, Eruptions,
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Sciatiea, Caked
Breasts, Lock-jaw, sc, than all other Lin
iments, Embroea.ions, Extracts, Salves,
Ointments, and Plastars now in use.
For Toothache, Earache Weak Back,
tch and Cutaneous Eruptions it is ad-
mirable. 1t cures burns and scalds with
out a scar. Extracts poison from bites
and stings, and heals frost-bites and chill
blalEs, in a short time. No family can
afford to be without the Centaur Lini-
ment, white wrapper.
The Centaur Imminent, yellow wrapper,
is adapted to the tough skin, muscles and
flesh of the animal creation. Its effects
upon severe cases OF SPAWN. Sw. eny.
Wind Gall, Big Head and Poll Evil, are
little less than mary llous.
Messrs. j. Mcclure IL Co.. Druggists
corner Elm and Front streets, Cincin natl
o., say:
"ln our neighborhood a number o
teamsters are using the Centaur Liniment
They pronounce it superior to anything
they have ever used. We sell as high a
four to five dozen bottles per month t.
these teamsters."
We have thousands of similar testimo
malls.
Fer Wounds, Calls, Scratches, Ring
bone, sc, and for Screw Worm in Shee
IL has no rival. Farmers, Livery-mer
and Stock-raisers, have in this Imminent
remedy which is worth a hundred time
its cost.
Laboratory OF j. B. Rose S Co.
46 DEY STREET. New YORK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28

TDY virtue and authority of an
EDexeoution, issued from the Of
fee of the clerk of the circuit court
of Audrain county, Missouri. re-
turnable at the October term, 1876,
Of said court, and to me directed, In
favor of Mexico Southern Bank and
against John A. Pearson; l have
levied upon and seized all the right,
title, interest and claim of the said
John A. Pearson, Of, in and to the
following described real estate, to-
wit: Lot seven CD, in Block sever
eenOD Original Mexico; blocks one
Q), two ~, three (3), five 60, six
(6), sever CD and eight go, all in
Pearson's addition to Mexico, also,
commence at crossing of Water and
Maple streets, on the south side of
Maple street and west side of Water
street, and run thence west 800 feet,
thence south 100 feet, thence east
300 feet, thence north 100 feet to
place of beginning, also, commence
at the south west corne of the south
east quarter Of section % and run
thence east 2l0 feet, for a begin
ming; thence east APO feet, thence
north 210 feet, thence west 420 feet,
thence south 80 feet TO the place Of
beginning, all in section %, town
ship 81, range 8, west, in Audrain
county, and State of Missouri and
I will, on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28

40 Haley VS. st l. X CAN y
so Floyd vs. st l. KC&N Ry
81 Stephane VS. Lynch ct al
80 Neal VS. Muncey ct al
So Leavitt vs. Pepper ct al
81 Pepper VS. OsgOod ct al
SO Aymond ct al VS. Rawlings
Sc Moore ct al VS. Moore ct al
81 Collins VS. Herman ct al
So RingO ct al VS. RingO ct al
50 NJ Southern Bank VS. RaWlir s
FIFTH DAY-October 9th, 1876.
GO Fenton VS. Nichols ct al
81 Heskett VS. e Il A X r Co
81 Reed-vs Morris
60 Morris VS. Beardslcy
Ga Brown vs. City of Mexico
Go Wright vs. Beardsley
GG Duncan gd'n vs. Woodward
81 Bradley W. Ladd ct al
6S State to use O'fear VS. Nichols ct al
60 Harris VS. Blum
20 GlascOck vs. ga r Il Co
Il Hamcr VS. st J. X c an y
~ French VS. st l. X G. & n Ry
% Thompson ct al vs. Pool ct al
~ AinsWorth ct i'll vs. ShOOtman ct al
SIXTH DAY-October 18th, 1876.
&c Helm ct al VS. Craig ct al
Y Bates 5 Sims
IS GA So NJ Co vs. Leavitt ct al
70 Buell. V s. L X G \ Ry
SO Mourning vs. St l. X CAM y
81 Martin vs. st l. KC&N Ry
81 Richardson ct al vs. Winscott
So Jones W BeardSley
81 MCBSinc vs. Sinclair
s. Keen W Galloway ct al
S6 Brand ct al eXplrte
81 Stadler & Co vs. Woodward
IS Surber ct al vs. Wade
50 Wright vs. Martien
30 Breckenridge VS. Hook
SEVENTH DAY--October 9th, 1876.
"a West ct al V city OF Mexico
81 Pool vs. Field
% Wiley vs. Montgomery
9S Clark vs. Sinclair
80 Arnold vs. Carson
100 Carson W Garrard
1Ol Jesse ct al VS. Kennedy ct al
1O2 Allen ct al VS. Kennedy ct nj
JOB AudrIin county VS. l. Il NJ Il Il
l0l State 10 use Allen vs. Stewart ct al
Jos State 10 Use Wagel w Stewart ct al
ion CrcsSwell VS. Jackson ct al
JOY Pur,ly vs. Martin
los Carson VS. RunkIc
EIGHTH DAY-October 10th, 1876.
III BranStettcr vs. Barnett
1l2 futile ct al VS. Carter ct al
1l3 Fisk ct al vs. Gatewood ct al
III Fisk VS. Barney
1l3 Fisk " Barney
1l6 Fisk " Grisby ct al
III Fisk ct nj vs. Bush
lis Fisk ct al vs. Beshears ct al
1l9 Fisk ct al vs. Ed1eiman
120 Fisk ct al vs. Iiugiilctt ct nj
III Fisk ct al vs. Sharp
l22 Urquhart VS. FOgs ct al
1913 Steele to use f IL Il Blk NJ S'th'n Blk
l24 M Savings Bank vs. Goodell ct al
l25 futile ct al VS. Carter ct al
NINTH DAY-October 18th, 1876.
l28 Phillip vs. Sontag
100 Boyd VS. Allen
100 Ellis vs. Clark
l31 Forrist VS. G Il A r r Co
1872 Robinson VS. st l. X & n Ry
lib Werner VS. st l. X c & n Ry
l34 Foster vs. G & A r R Co
13o ShutZ VS. g &ARRCo
l36 Collins VS. Acuff ct al
1877 Doxey VS. johnson
1879 Audrain county VS. st L X c & Y Ry
40 Poor VS. Cato ct al
III Poor VS. O'Bannon
l42 Anderson ct al VS. McPike ct al
l43 Macfarlane VS. Nj Southern Bank
TENTH DAY--October 18th, 1876.
IA Wiggington VS. st Ry
l45 Sullinger VS. st L KC Ry.
l46 Scates VS. LuCkie
l47 Vineyard ct al VS. Wolvine ct al
14S Walton VS. e & A r 4 Co
10 st Charles Mfg Co VS. Bloebaum
l50 Farrah ct al vs. Wylde ct al
l51 Quinn VS. st L X Z 81 N Ry
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28
BAR DOCKET.
lin Circuit Court. October o Term
1875.

Hon. 6. PoRTER,J udSe.
JAMES Carroll, Clsez,
1 Hcnze vs. St T. Il c 81 \ Ry
2 HenZe admir- W. st J. X Z & NY
FIRST DAY--October ID, 1876
/ State VS. Scharlach ct al ~
2 same vs. came (2)
3 same vs. same 90
4 sam VS. same (4)
5 same W. Ilirsch l)
6 same vs. same (2)
7 same vs. A NJ Patterson ~
SECOND DAY--October Sd. 1876.
S Cleeny VS. 1'Otcet
8 Bradley vs. Jesse ct al
10 Pearson w Ladd
IL BOYD vs. Galloway
- FCrriSt VI Carter
l3 Ueskett vs. Martin
il Hughes vs. Jones ct al
10 Galloway vs. Boyd
l6 McIntire W. Ladd
II LuptOm W. Reed
Is Phillip ys'SOntag
10 Jones VS. Jones
20 CraddOck vs. Jones
81 Mcllhany vs. st l. X & Ry
% Jones vs. Hickerson
THIRD DAY-OctOber 4tll, 1876.
"a Craddock vs. Lupe ct al
% NJ Southern Bank vs. Gleason ct al
% Edwards w Martin ct al
q PAISLEY vs. KeSSlcr f.. ,
% Martin Vs. Martin
90 Younger V Pearson
80 Wilson vs. Pearson ct al
81 Newton W. Cartmeli etal
81 Davis W Lake
80 King vs. Davis
"a Woodward vs. Garrard
80 Ne>Ditt " Carter ct al
36 Virgin " Mcl'ike
3S NJ Savings Bank vs. Landon
80 Hamlett vs. Poor ct al
40 Ford ct al W Johnson ct al
4l4tItchie V. Atfirrk
~ F and L Bauk VI Rawlings
43 Pollock vs. Rawlings
Al Corbett ct al vs. Walker ct al
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28
NOTICE OF FINAl. SETTLEMENT.

All creditors and others interest
ed in the estate of A. T. Bolts, de-
ceased, are hereby notified, that |
will make a final settlement Of my
administration of SAID estate, at the
next regular term of the Probate
Court of Audrain County Missouri,
to be begun and held in Mexico, on
the Second Monday in November,
next. N. f. BoTTs,
Administrators.
Mexico, Mo-, Sept. 23rd, 1876,
% 4W.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28
&. w. Baker,

REAL ESTATE LOAN AND GENERAL
INSURANCE AGENT. Will buy, sell or
exchange city and farm property, at
low cash values. Will loan money
ON un,ncumbsnd Real Estate. Call
and ace him. 142-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28
RETURN DOCKET.

234 Cartmrll ct nj vs. Jones
DE Baker W jackson
236 Groves V; Davis
237 State of Mo vs. C& A r r Co
23S Cunrine vs. st l. X CAN Ry
239 Turner vs. ca A Co
2i0 Powell VS. TRULY ct al
2il Richardson vs. C& A r Il Co
PIP Bryan " Bryan
243 Ship vs. Glenn TT 81
pa Hughes ct nj VS. Hardin
2l5 Rawlings W Gartrell
PIG Fisllc'yS Peters
247 TurnervS Turner
24S Floyd vs. Floyd
2i9 Newman vs. Newman
$50 Watts VS. Watts
Psi CluShcr W Helm
2J2 Carson vs. Pearson
253 Rawlings vs. NJ Savings Bank
PSI Hamilton vs. Manuel ct al
255 Pearl vs. Hampton
$50 Hampton vs. Pearl ct al
2J1 Svm!ngion vs. Bailey
25S iicS~cr v Greer ct al
80 Mcdonald ct nj vs. Hisey ct al
$50 Ray ct nj " & A II r Co
psi Smith - st l. X C&N Ry
2j2 Gilchri>t " st l. X q N Ry
263 knodcrcr vs. Knodcrer
2Gl Dun " Dun
265 Violet V Violet
2GIj rOnrr0y vs. Gullett
207 CO0i rr vs. Underwood
2GS state oil No vs. st l. X G & n Ry
2G9 Allen " Allen
30 Skinner ct al vs. Macfarlane
2Il Edwards vs. FowlcS
272tM0rriS vs. Shumate
273AF& I Eauk ys Alexander
81 Cradlo.k W Trimb.e
% li0dman w Goldman
30 Blackburn W billiard ct nj
Pal VI Savings Bank vs. Leonard ct al
21S Hays V E Il y Il IL Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28
A. LADD,
AGENT
* MO.


- Office east side square. Buys, Sc IL
and exchanges lands and town prop
erty, and conducts q general land
agency business.
Parties at a distance, wishing to
buy or exchange for lands or town
property in this part of Missouri,
should send for circular.
Registers and extensively adver-
tises all property put in his hands,
and charges commission only when a
satisfactory sale is made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28
Wednesday, October 18th, 1876,

between the hours of nine o'clock
in the forenoon and FIVE o'clock in
the Afternoon of that day, at the East
Front Door of the Court House, In
the city Of Mexico, county of Aud
rain aforesaid, sell tho same, or SO
much thereof as may be required, at
public vendue, to The highest bid
der, for cash in hand, (subject to all
prior liens and judgenlents,) to sat.
isfy said execution and costs.
JNO. J. STEELE,
Sept. 23.3t Shelf OF Audrain Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-09-28
OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
T'HE countenance is pale and
l. leaden-colored, with occasional
su,hcs, or 1 circumscribcd spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupilsdilate an azure semi
circle run along the lower eye-lid;
thcnose is irritated, 5wellS, andsome-
times b!ceds; 4 swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or'throbbing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
turred tongue; breath very foul, par
tIcuiarly in the morning appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
craving sensation of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone /; leeting pains
in the stomach occasional nausea
and vomiting violent pains through
ont the abdomen; bowels ir-> >llor,
At times COstiye stools s.. ! not
sAfrcqu@ntiy tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard !; urine tur-
Ciu; Tt>plf1llpA occasionally Qith-
cut, and ccon2nnied by hiccough;
coughsometim95dryan convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding OF the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. G.. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
II DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form ii is an innocent prcpa-
ration, net tababLe Of aoiHg the sliedt-
est injury 10 tie NEST hnAey INJrNt.
The genuine DR.. M:LANE's YER
MiFUGE bears the signatures Of G.
AeLANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
wrapper.
, 1876-04-18
RAILROAD TAXATION.
nYc1HrdH In TIE lLIiNpIa cAsEa.

WAsu1noToH. D. O., April l7.-Tho Supreme
Court rendered decisions in tue following canss
to-day: No. 702, Taylor. Collector. ~. socor OF
al; 70l, Miller, Collector, jeHsnp ct al. and
702. Miller, Collector, vs. Kidder and othors er.
sor to tho Circuit Court for the Northern Dis
trct Of Illinois. In these cares tho Court hold
that tho theory OF tho Bystem OF railroad taxa
tion established by MI sct Of tho State Of Illinois
In 1872, tho operation Of which tho
Court below onjoinod, Ia mnnifcstly to trea.
tba raifoad track, Its rolling stock, its
franchise, md its capital as unil for taxation,
md to distribute tho assessed value OF thus
unit according to tho longth Of tho road in each
county, cttY, and torn bearH to tho whole length
nf tlt0 road and that such ayatem Ia entirely
Within tho authority OF tho State To create
After an elaborate ozarn!ustion OF the ol1ec-
lions rsdo to the Ian. tho Court baya that tho
question being upon tho validity OF State law
as Affected. by Tho State Constitution,
i is. together With tho question Of
the construction OF statute, altogether
within stnte jutisdiction, and tlat decisions Of
tho State courts in such cases Rrs to bo ac-
cepted ns the tllo Of decision III tho Federal
Courts. mud ns tho State Court has already de-
cidcd the sauo quea.iou. involving tho Batue
consideration urged, tho judgment would bo
rovorRod for that reaBon, independent OF any
other decrecs. Reversed, with directions to
dissolve tho injunctionB and dihmisa bills.
ltr. Justice Miller delivered tho opinion.
, 1876-04-18
NOTES AND NEWS,
An OLD FOATY-NtkEK STRAPPED.

GpfcaAl UNpl%cH " tNf EnktEQp 1f1oAht.
WASHINGTON, D. T., April l7.-0en. john A.
SuttcE, tho original California pioncor upon
whoBo estate gold was discovered, ia in very re-
duccd circumstances. Gen. Sherman and SOY,
oral hundred oshor fofty.ninors arc petitouinG
Congress- 10 give him a pension, or rathcs to 70.
psY h.n, fur supplies md medicines furnished
scx uud destitute miners.
ARMY ERI1MATka.
Gen. Banning, Chairman Of the Military Cnu,.
mittea. aome days ago requested Sccresaiy Taft
to look oser ami roytso tho army oatiinRtnB with
view 70 considerable reduction, aud tho Sec
rotary il nov nt work, With the lloip OF GoI,.
Sherman and other army officers, as,d Aaa cAllod
for reports from tho different bureaus, and
from chief officers Of gil military departmeoss
bill, aud hopes to effect saving OF several
millions OF dollars.
PACIFIC RAILROAD HILL.
William II. Esarts, Of Now York. made vesy
able argument hefoFo the House comua,tsee on
tho Judiciary to-day In opposition to tho bill
recently introduced BY 3tr. Ln1rouce, OF Ohio.
to recover FROM the Pacific Railroads lands mud
money granted them in Ad Of their construction.
THO question bud already been very ably argued
10 behalf Of the Central pacstlo' Road by e1.
Honato. Trumbull. It IL hardly probable that
this BIZ! will 10 passed. by Congress, oven 1t 1t
should 10 reported fayoEably.
AtpM0yEu. ....
The President signed tlls Silver bill to-day.
(aAnAMA cLIlMs-
WAsluSaroS. o. C., April 17.-Ths following
circular has beon lsaued:
TAE4suAr DtPAaTM1xr, WARRINGTON, AfE!l &7.-
Under e provisions Of tho set VI Cou4resa srsoSod
All H. lS7a to enalla tho Secretary Ut she lreasusy
to lAy Judgments OF the Coulta1onefs VI lha Als-
rAs clains. bids will 10 roetive as tls Treasury DO
IAEtiueut until u o'clock uovn on tie atth iast.ns,
aad oinned lmmedasely thereafter. for the ta!s
Of pr can't roupou or registered ronAs
nf sla funded losa of lsst: authorized "
tho Act4 OF July H. lB7u. s1I4 January 70, lh7l,
ue.Hng interest paysbls quarterly FROM hsy lsd.
In lola Of not lc.s than &s90O - shs tosAl amount
Of - The4s bonds will tu sold for gold. aud
payment tAsreio1 nuat b. malls within three days
afkx she Aeccptanee by ths Isi4s1nent Of ~ mis.
pes's Ct paf esas of tue amount .n.m there,
ooio will Ia cou.tds{rd H., ,n,ent may b llAds u
tns os Ct " assistant 5ts.%s's ,9 Gf y .hs Taits
n tho Treasury u Washuxteu. profeered 1t the
o,hss q ehs Assistant rea.ursf ofths e. United Stats.
Department re4srru tho rght 10 sesct proposals. thai
nc uot asems4 advantageous ta tho Government.
, 1876-04-18

Enstis! D;sn1trh IN rhs frA1eo1n TrtAtn.
u-.s"1sn.o,, n - ~, 1'" ~ ~. s.oa ,n,,.
letter furnishes strong evidence 4dlBcrediting
tho standing Of Tho main witness against Gen.
Bour1tap Ctnrl or Tim IIouso Military Commit
n, Cor f,,;dco. nd i. row co,er, /, r1uv.o.
'oo' tc4i. o'iohoeua ~ ~" 1oana' W A1ste:
:, pEr1aFafaI ;t4s oF 5usylcE. MAsnlSa1os. Arrsl
Hauao ~ W.+,teta,,r..1n 1 ,or3.t,, rs:,
no.a Of tho imh lust, rets,iyc' T. tn2nIsts
ucnts asa.st John h. Urdsclen,i, havo 10 inform
sou thai two indictments for cmbczzcn,- mt suainst
him wsrn found November II, la.o, tn tho United
5stes District Court hela ~ Iyle1 % Nssler'i Te1as
80, H., ot ~ ~ t,,I s.t ,sn ~ 4
str,ct II an,,ears tat inv wcre ennen 1cn.,.i1v
hci It Tyler The Attorney has authorized
their d!nnssa yezy respectfully 5uus obelent acr-
vant' EDWARDS b. l1EahEfo"T' Attorney -de:itral.
PESDLETox.
i. II. Ttndleton, President OF tho Commercial
Bank Of Cincinnati. has arrived hero with tho
books OF tlIat institution. nnu will be examined
tomorrow by ClymcrB Co1nmittoo iu regard to
tho portion Of Tho Kentucky ccntsa! ltailrnad foo
deposited #sth him ly Ills brother. aud how'll
EIho bo asked In regard to tho ttatts on Tho DO
post hs naado IN thc iark Bank OF New York.
Nohts0S.
Riggs, tho Warrington baEkos. Was summoned
aoforo tho Naval Committed Of tho House to-
day. and In reRnonso to sutpGna tfs!ces tecunt
bank. IhcBo ho laid before the Committee u,,-
der protest, and ticy were thoroughly examined
Tho object Of thIB investigation MAS TO loa,n
whnther EecFetntT ltoheson. ne OF abont the
tlmo OF tue payment OF tue ltnnEerfoFd claim
on tho Nary Department nnle INV largo deposit
Of money to hia OWN credit, This MAS . claim
aratng cut OF tim Bczs,ro Of property by oilcers
, 1876-04-18

Tl..,...I =. IL, =,
"9*f'os H'fssseh i" !he chseaa' Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. O., April l7.-Tlo Caulaod
Committee Gu Expenditures In tho Department
s,,.,tno,y ,,nsor i,sas,,e.o,,as, 49,. 49,. ~.
,".,: ,r,. ~, "oto a'es' ~ wv ~
l"taohS OF asl' Wl!aon' Solicitor OF tAe Treasury
"hon he was uitited Staten Dstr!ct-Attorney
for Southern Illinois, 10 tho surrender OF poto
McOartpoy. tla notaa co,,,,,crfoitor and tho
a,,,,s.,,.a.'s .a.,,,.., ~ 80. ,"u a., '.s
"|ueoluu"s 'o!io'e'so u n's n.'1 w." W. eauseS
Which lea TO tue confosB1on OF Al hmlth IN tho
matter OF tho Harper dsfalca.ion; aud, acoond.
the acoounta in tho United States Marsl,sl'u
ofY1co a. ChIcago undor In o1mintst,.tion ~
r,,'"., In's' , :, :, @,...,s, s,,.ss
~ ''uSao4 'o'ac" aao D. 4'' cs'npoe''' 1"e
principal witnesses woro 1sosotto, former
Illinois WHO WA long e,nco Indicted for ba,nr
rn,b,a n sccornt fnr sfo ana ~ iIrtt.1 st.tes
, 1876-04-18

Pfopostf ahoutd be marked "Eeatsd proposals for
loan and kddrcaand to e Bscreeary Of Tho Treasury
Warrington. tstened., .. II. HntsTow, Secretary.
Rtf.vER COIN.
Tho Troaaury regulations to govern the fasne
Of htlyer currency woto tho subject Of consiioya-
tlon At tho Department to-tlay. but hare no!
yot been fully determined upon. They 1uar la
issoud to-!norror, but thoro Ia a poasltlIttr Of
delay Of tHo OF throe days before they are COM
nlatod
, 1876-04-18

knifs and pnncturing that individuals cuttess
in fsve 1everal parts OF h!a body. Before he naa
Able 10 inlliet mortal wound outsiders pitt .
hatop to !.ts ftatficidal Intentions by separating
them. The wounded William wna taken into tho
house. his injuries dreseod up With atscking.
plaster applications, and hts convalosoanos pr@.
dtctod at certain day. No arrests,
, 1876-04-18

For Now Orleans.
The KteAt E1cunloa etaamxe THuslH0H DEAN
Cart. VI. u. Miller, leayea Cluenusu for Neu Orleans
THURSDAY, April ~, on astsral u rxsrtous night,
traln - Cincinnati from ChIcsaos Ths Thompson DEAN
Turing tho seA4oA, le4ssA E1ueunAu for Nov QssAn.
every ss1tasa dsys. Ststs-rl0ms ON b. seeu5sa b.
ts!sxraphinx tbs steamer ur Ageats. Tbs Thamrsos
Dsan leaves Io1lEv1lls FRIDAY, Apkt& u lAsrss t.1s
SUNDAY MORNING. April -, On arrival of previous
days s1ai1a.
BoYaA NABsEA. Agents. Hnsnnsh,
q. q. LHVI, Agent, Louisville,
HALLIDAY NRujt A8sae, dlrA
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QusgRs7owa. Aprll l7.-ArriyoA. steamship
Ohio, frarn lhllahslpha.
NEW YoRx. April l7.-Arfisod, steamship City
ol pIooklyn, from Liverpool.
, 1876-04-18

WASHINGTON. u. G.. April Isl =. m.-FoE
the Lako 1cg!on. rising barometer, westerly
winds, cloudy Or partly cloudy weather, aud low.
cr. followed BY higher, Temperature.
For the Middle aud Eastern Atlantic Btates,
riaiug barometer. northwest Winds, cooIer.
cloudy, or passty cloudy. weithes.
LOCAL 0hsLAYA1IuNd.
QnlCA1o, Apsll IT.
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Special attention is called to
this sale, as it is, without
doubt, the cheapest line of
Quilts ever sold over a Dry
Goods counter.
, 1876-04-18
QUILT.
W W.A.,S.&&Co, &
GREAT. SALE
MarSGillGS Quilts.
QUILTS,

FROM AUCTION, 500 MAR"
sE1LLEs QUILTS, bought at
a loss to the importer of 25 to
80 PER CENT, and will be sold
at small advance,
, 1876-04-18
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Re tn Time l-Old people, whoss
hnmor ln their vains} should cteAna4 thsr aysts ~
using W!starts tfno Tr"e Tar Cordial, whonsvsr the1
have my liberation IN Tho throat knd lungs a run.
mug sores on tho external aknt
, 1876-04-18

E3HrncttsS E01DEnc-1n c0Ftk and K5RRa
atoH,cssrrorarsi from tho Eustat and best mAtesi-
sis-Har's1csi in rtcilne4s an .lecary nf perfume.