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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31
n-Resident Notice.
John X. Bennett ct. ais. VS.. Jno. B. Mou,r
aud others.

John X. Bennett ct. ais. VS.. Jno. B. Mou'r
and others.
Amended Bill.
Upon motion and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk and Master from
complainants' hlll in above cause, whlrh
is sworn to that the defendants. John
Is. Mouer and wife Tempe Mouer. are non
residents OF the State OF Tennessee, so that
II ordinary process OF law cannot ne
served upon them
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
i,me journal, published in Winchester,
Tenn. requiring the sand nonresident de
frn'lants 10 appear on or before the fourth
Monday in june next. before the Cman-
cry Court ut Winchester, Franklin Coun-
ty. Tenn. and plead. answer or drmur to
romplaiuant>' bill, or the same shall be
taken for confessed and set for hearing tx
partt rs to thcm
Witness my h'nd. at Office in Winrhcs-
ter, Tenn, this May ID, lST.
L, H. FINCH, G. s. NJ.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31
Administrators Notice.

All persons who hold claims against the
estate orc. NJ Wisrman, deed. are here
10y notified 10 present them 20 the under
signed, who has hrcn appointed Admins
traitor upon said estate. within the time
prescribed by law. or they will be forever
barred. This May lIth, 1877
&. W. BOW LING,
uiayl7-lW Administrator
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31

The n ,,h> HE Porter Il hcs aud the
Chirkasaw Guards, of Memphis, are
drilling nightly, preparatory for the
forthcoming contest or compr,ili'"
drill. Witch viii come Off on the l5,h
Of June, at Haunt rvilIr, Ala.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31

Mr.. Boutwell, has lrcome very much
dissatisfied with Hayes policy, Cause
His hrothrr~in law has just been re-
moved from nlllCo.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31
Non Resident Notice.

injunction Bill
John W. Sylrr. next friend. and others VS..
John l.. Stout Il Co. and others.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk Il Master. fl ON
c0mplainant's Bill in above cause, which
is sworn to. that the dclen unts, John l..
Stout Il Co. are non-residrnts of the State
ofTenncSScc. so that the ordinary process
OF law cannot be served upon them:
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made tor four successive weeks in the
Home journal, published IN Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said Nonresident de-
PENDANTS to appear on or before the fourth
Monday in June next. before the Cham
Gerry Court ut Winchester. franklin coun-
ty. Tennessee. and pleai,answer or demur
TO cOmplainants' bill, or the same W i'll BE-
taken fUrcOnlessed and set for hearing ex
parte u TO them. Witness my hand, at
office in Winchester, Tennessee, this
May 2lst, 1877.
7 II. FINCH. c. Il NJ.
may2!-4w ~
Byapnnn a. Dunt, Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31

The boarilng-nouoe Keepers IN
Washington City, who make their
bread and butter Off couatry grccnlrs,
are highly indignant that the extra
session Of Congress was postponed.
IL tact they consider the experiment Of
Republican government on these shores
nearing failure.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31

Nashville has new weekly paper,
the Cotton and Tobacco Record, edit
cd Ivy MajorW, Hooper Harris.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31

Gold was quoted III New York Mon
day at lCG8 Tennessee !onds, i5 for
old, aDj ~ lur new
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31

The amount OF 2l,790 so has been
collected to paw the Indebtedness on
the Mash, lille Publishing House.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31

In fifteen Scales lnrie are Rrpu"li-
can Governors, ami in twenty .thrve
Drm"crSl'c. In eighteen Legislatures
tile Rrpu lcans are III IL majority,
while OF the remaining twenty the
pcndcnlS one.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31

ULYSSES Grant and his dcsl-beat
have left the United States
at last.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31

TT Would call your attention to our
choice line of Staple and Fancy Grore-
ries. which we guarantee as cheap as the
common brands. Our Sto 1 of Ladies'
Calf. Kid and Morocco side and front lace
shoes l. complete. and from the we'll
known Factory of Alter ForwOOd Il Co..
cincinnati. Every pair warranted to
give satiSfacted.
sS"We will pay CASH for Wheat. Flour.
Corn. Bacon and Lard, at market value.
~ Come and see US.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31
n on-Resident Notice.


Smith and others.
IAmended BILL
Upon motion, and i, appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk II Master. from
complailiants' bill in above cause, " mich
is sworn to. that the defendants, Mary
Yates. AMI tie minor children and heirs
OF Martha Yates. whose ndlur- are un-
known. are nun residents OF tle state at
Icnncssec, so that the ordinary process
OF law calinot he ser, e.. upon them.
1t l. therefore ordered that puuII, atiuu
be Dla'ie for four successive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester
Tennessee. requiring said non-rcsidcnc
defendants to appear on or before the 4th
Monday IN June next, before the
Chahccry Court at Winchester, Tenn,
and plead. answer o.: demur to complain
ants bill. or the same will he taken Tor
confessed. aud set for hearing cXpurte 40
60 them. witness my hand. at Office in
Winchesttr. Tenn. this MAY 10Th. 1877.
L. ii. FINCH. q. 4. Nj.
may24-lt (41s)
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31

Grant has trru u minated for II
third trrm, 1880, ~ OIL, Simon Came
ron. Zrrn. Chandler and Gen. Shrr
man. Cameron il crazy, Chandler
was alwaN a tool, AMI Sherman wants
/" keep Grant from snpe:srding him.
, 1877-03-13


I'VE copy the following from the ConRres.
siouai proceedings VI Dee. 81. ISL, relating to
summers proposed amendment In favor OF =
sug.c Presidential tcrm:l
WAsii1aoroN, d. C., Dec. 81, 1s1l.-3fr. Bum
ncE Introduced the following joint resolution
VropusluE IN a,neudmsut to tho Constitution
lunhuiu9 The President tu one teFaA:
WukxEAs, For many years thess hAA besu ~ In
esta<tpx conviction allon9 the people, without dis.
lnet!on nf party. thss ons wielltug tho vast pat.
Iuuaas Of the Prcsldtnt should not bs candidate
fur election. nni th!s conviction h. foupd *.
preston III the soIslun warning of Il 1lstTious eu
xens, end in ttI.s stea propositions for an sncHd-
reot " tbs Constitution conduluY tbs President 10
Guu term;
HnExkAs. Andrew Jackson WA 90 fully i'm
prsssed by the peril u republican Institutions from
temptations actlnt tht President, rho IL wieid-
,ns ths ;s4t patronage of h!s oiics ~ candidate
fuf President, thAt III h!a 4nnHAl message he called
attention " Il. that In his sccoud annual me4sage.
Altes esttng lurth the design u the Consultation
~ secuss thu Independence of zach department. Of
thu GeYesuulsnt. aud PROMOTE the hs4Lhiul aud
G41ita1ls administration Ut Ill ttuaL4 WhIh has
tTu4I.I, lie did not hrstatc to ssy tbs agent most
likely to euutt4ssne thls dsslga Vt tAa CeEslits-
, 1877-03-13
CRIME.
WHISKY.

WHISKY.
Special Dtspdtch to The T4bxAA
NHw YoRR, Msrrt 12-Tha cnso h which F.
o. Boyd and Edgns r. Hill nre charged With
conspriug to remove crooked whisky from CHI
csgo to this city, was resumed to-day in the
Wallace. Daniel O'Brion, ahipplng-
clerk Of Golden d Eastman, Of
Chicago, md Herman Nunncmachcr, q
dtstiIlcr IN Milwaukee, wcro called by Assistant
Dlstrict-Attorncy Sherman, who desired that
tho shipping. hook Of Golsen & Eastman, mud
letters sent by defendants to Nunpemachcr
should be admitted In evidence. Tie icttcrswcro
ruled out, and tho qucst!on turncdupon whether
tho books could be admitted unlcss It was
shown that Golsen d Eastman acted ia ptrstl-
anco OF conspiracy as tho agents Of dcfend~
ants. Gen. Burnett On behalf Of tho dcfcnd-
nuts, said that the Government was proceeding
on the assumption that tho whiaky In question
was crooked when ithad not bccn proved to bcao.
Julgo Rlatchfort sail ho could not at present
sec that, 20 fur rs Golscn e. Eastman were con-
cerncd, they could bo considered as agents Of
defendants, unless It was assumed that they
wcrc In virtue Of conspiracy. Gen.
Tracy said TINT II the Government Ind In
troducctl ali tho evtdcuce 1t intended to
offer to prove conspiracy, Mt. Sherman should
now proceed To show what lot Ut whisky rs tho
subject OF this alleged eonspisacy was removed
he Ind not put ID oil Tho evidence of u
conspiracy that he intended to, md that he
knew OF no power IN tho Court TO compel him
TO procccd as though l,c Ind.
rule Tor tlle government OF the District At
torncy in tho matter. He mint uso bis
own Judgment and discretion IN reference
to tho introduction Of evidence. Il
will be necessary for Mr. Sherman 10 prove tho
existence Of conspiracy tn the satisfaction Of
tho Court before ls can ehnw that t'oshen II
Eastman actcd rs aRents Of defendants and can
Obtain the admission Of ttb altpptnK*book In
evidence. This ID regarded by both sides as a
very important point III the caso and 1t Is lllciY
to be settled tomorrow.
, 1877-03-13
TUE RAILROADS.


WlLKEsBAnun, Pn., March 19.-0rcat TN
caslucss prevntfs horc and along Tho entire line
Of tic bankrupt Central Railroad Of Now Jersey
owing 70 tho uncertainty Of tho employees re-
cc!vinQ their pay, Which is now over two
months In arrears. Tho mcn arn t,old-
Ing meetings, and are employing counsel
to Institute legal proceedings sgalnat
tho Receiver. This feeling has been intensified
by the announcement that tito mems waScs
were cnlangcrcd as tho Lehtgh q susquel'an-
na Division, or tho cntiro property in tho coal
region, would sovort TO tho Lchigh Coal d
Navigation Company, owtn9 TO tic failuru Of
tho Central 10 meet It's obligations. Tho
Receiver tclegraphs Congressman Shoemaker,
tho Company's attorncy IN this city, thut tho
arrearugcs will be puid 10 tho mcli pro yatn from.
tlt,lc to tlnlu, " tlir earnings will warrnnt, unA
AZ the ChanccIlor shall order payment. Con.
Fitz-Jotln Porter, who It Is understood Is sl~
pointed assistant to tllu Rerefvef md will mntl-
ago tho r0atl. assnrea tho mctk that
they will be paid ID full. Despite thc.c prom
iscs. tile men arc becoming desperate, and u
nlccttng at the engineers WINS held yesterday
and to-day. It h thought that unless the u.cn
receive their back Iay general atrtkc will fol-
lUw. a teiegnM WIS received fEosn Rccslvcr
I.athrope, In response to which q rommlttce Of
engineers Loft for New York On ui0 midnight
train.
, 1877-03-13
TIE PROMISED CHANGE.
THE PRESIDENT AND TIIH HK0rLE.
illiiupuuaiit sEoMri1.t{ AurfutI aEaRhl.

iadia"uDo'it Joar'sH tAort7n or5onl.
No fact was ever mallu moro manifest II, a
Presidential cannajgu tt,an WIS this III tho last,
,,,,,,r. +h,t tl,r Smcr,ra,, ,,crn1t ,,o.1r,.t a
A"o s W. .,:',' ~ i.sp ,A.,1',e.
cau"eo ~ ro"'t VI t"o "cl"oe'" y! oothHils.es"
inG tic Sut0nal GoYerllnelt mil tito establish
lncilt VI higher stn,lnrtl OF politics. THIS
fr.},ut, VIVA an strunf, that thp flc,ufsrnts wrre
1,a :. ',,'.e..t,,i,, ,,... ,.a. ~,
uo'e ~ appc'i ~ su.Seeal"As INV seasS abo
pnd obtain a decided majority In tho Lower
1lnlsc of Congrcss It ,nado Itself felt very
sc,.slbiy during tho discussions that preceded
thu l,oldInv of thr National Conventions, II
Wv "Sn ..v - .,.','',,.' M " ~ t',.s.Al,..
usec.'e" "s:i4 ''hoIo"e'5 ~ t"o S4ne'bna'' Nosf
ventui, null WIS illllucIlt'M III shaping tho plat
turIl ulltl deciding tho nomination made there.
In I'm rnnva,s which fot,nwc,t IL uaa nraf, MI,
,, j.. ~, ., I,,,., t.h 40 ,.k, .'
f'"'" ~ ~ 'u' 4's"'o'n' n''4' ~ ""e'4 nu
ee's tat III epte OF ORR cxcellcnt PLATFORM aiiu
candidate VIC c1HIe very nenr tHing llcfaatE1,-
,earrr i!Ian the Republican party Uycr enulu to
i!eicAt lcfurC, Hna nearer than VIC ever want to
tru 1t ngal,I. hut by u tarc majority Of nra
Electoral vote, hy f.unafF0wcat margin Ut snlva-
lion ever accorded to polite purity, Wu pulled
through This propls accepted the promises aud
lAtHlEcR ht the CINCINNATI plat form and t,IH
patriotic uttcrlnccs OF Gov. llnyeaf letter Ut
acceptance, nna concluded to Eiyc the Rcpul,.
lfrnn party another trial. 1t had grand record,
uIsl Ind achieved splendid results for the nat!0n
IN consideration of these, md Ut tue belief that
the platform meant whut IL said and TINT Gov.
Hayes letter of acceptance meant What II safd,
the people decided t0 Efve tho Republican marty
, 1877-03-13
TelEGRAPHic NOTES.

OuAnA, Neb., March la.-At meeting held
tn this city Tonight speeches wcro mas9c by
prominent ritizens a,ld res 1lutions OF respect
aud regret adopted On tho death oi Olivcs
AMes-
SCRANTON, Ps., March 1a-Tho principal
coal companies operating In this valley will re-
su,ue work on full sino ut all tlets lnIuus
ThuEs.lay ucxt. They hare bsen moro ihau hail
i.lle for ulau3 n,ontlIS. ~. ~
spxaul nsvaseA 70 11s Ttla4aA
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Narcll G.-Tle question OF Or
gambling thv City Government ui.tlcr tho gcner-
Il laws of 1873 wus subu.itsel to vote to-day.
Tho total vots}pol1cd was 7ol. \ maturity Of Is
VIA given agalnst tbs proposition: The gues-
tlon of minority representation In tho CITY
Council resolved but II VOTES. 1t IL feared by
many OF the lest citizens that the rcsult Of to-
days yuto will prove YC1y damaging to tls city
schools, several meubers pf tho Board Of Elu-
catl0n having DECLARED their lutcntion Of resign
luz SHOULD tue election ~ contrary u tla gcu-
esal {AK.
, 1877-03-13

------- pHlfUE ]TF9 3ffft. =" :.
About 10 o'clock Tuesday night Officer Mcl3ac
was called upoa to attend to refractory girl
ot, Hastings stsret, named Jennie E.tcns. Mss
Estens Il II years Old asl tt scc,ns that ae re-
cciyea sooid!ug froia her parents Tuesday
forenoon. AL tiay long she aetcl in q Bulky
manner, md after suppgr she weut Into 1aek
yard, aud, seasiuE herself upon the GROUND, re-
inai,icd thcro without anything upon her hcal,
or any wsappngs, nbout her body. After she
hal boon ttorc about MI hour her parents tried
to eoux her to cu1ne into tho house, wh:n she
refused sayiny that s!su would either freeze to
death or take q cold which shuul4 eausu her
death. Then they attempted to carry her III by
force, hut sha was too muscular for them, and,
rs iaat frsort, Tho services OF Ditirrr Afeliao
were secured, when the stubborn girl wuaeuzrcd
into the house.
, 1877-03-13

CHloAeo, March 2.-ln common with other read
es. Of Saturdays TMauSx. was chsrnsd With
oltye Green's 4ceount Of lie conduct Df hef lu.
voted lltls 10y. Tip, aud 1t occurred 10 mo that,
for the encouragement Of olheR dogs, and the H.
stsucton OF tutusc generations bis story ought 70
b. Feeast in that !mpesishable form Of literature
known - the Fable. In eadsasotiaE TO s6cet this
hass been obliged to alaps It 10 tho e1igency,
Proeru.tes saapsed hia lodssEs to thets beds. Fos
thls liberty, taken III thu interest OF tho public
soud, slsll trust " OLIVES na.nanimi&y for
pardon.
Tux ABuaxp Wo11.-0acs there Wa lady, who,
In tue kindness OF her heart aRd thu funeka vi her
faith In vegetarian diet and The hua4u13lux 1u1u-
, 1877-03-13
ITEMS.

The stockholders Of tue Chlcago, Decatur 81
st. Louis Railroad held their annual sncStiug nt
NJ. 03 Washington street, Yesterday afternoon.
An annual report was not sub,nlstei. and nono
was necessary, ~ thcra Is no road yot to oper-
ale. Il Is, however, In coursa Of coss-
structinn. When completed 1t will give
Tho Chicago t ratlucah ls:lilrsad direct outlet
tn this city, The following gcnt@euen were
elected Directors for the ensuing yrar: John l..
Hcvcridge, eanlnel h. Raymond, ". I: Drown,
]. X. barry, fawatt plumb, Harvey W. Miller,
a,ut William ltetl.lck.
Tho Western Qrueral Freight Agents held 4
meeting yusterlay at tue ofncd OF tho llItnois
Central Railroad tn further consider tho new
freight classification. Tue work Is now nearly
completed, Rlnl general meeting will ba head
At tlu tisat,d Paclac tlota! week from to-day
To 1nally lispo4n Of this matter.
, 1877-03-13
FINANCIAL,

NEW YoAx, March 13-The Executive COM
mittes Of tbs Westorn Union Telegraph COM
pany recommends tbs declaration Of the usual
quarterly dividend of ~ per cent.
Sp<ctdl nspasek to Tia 1rt&xa&.
sFRtKor1xLu ILL.,, slarch IA petition In
bankruptcy WA filed by the credltury to-day
have bccn engaged in general merchandising.
W. b. Wrtherbec Chapn unA Frederick W.T.
Tic. Of Quincy, flied voluntary petitions.
DErAofy, Mitch. March II --:'hc First Nation
usy IN accouut Of the recent failure ui Caleb
Ies., o& this risy+ It Viii probably " rcopenel
IL = fcw days.
The 1ry-goods hs1h Of Dowd Bros, of PontIuc,
Mich, ,aaau al aAsiyumunt to-day to :. 8.
uAtbSwx
, 1877-03-13
OHIO.
IYGtAEtT1yEx

Co1uMnus, O., March 12.-fn the Senate to.
day, tho sennto bill providing that owners OF
pa!d.up stock shall vote at meetings where tho
question Of tho consolidation OF one Railroad
Company With another is acted on, was passed.
In the uouse, Joint resolution urging Com
gress to establish at tic Ohio Agricultural
College Commission to thoroughly test iron
and steel, was ndoptc,l.
The House bill authorizing County Commits
etoncrs to offer rewards for Tho detection Of
horsc-ttcves was passed.
Bills were introduced to equalizo tho payment
Of armory expenses Of militia between town
ahfps and Incorporated Villages; to make Coun-
" Commfseioners responsible for payment for
labor nntl material used IN constructing FREQ
turnptkes; TO allow County Commissioners to
contract with Workhouac Directors Of another
county for keeping prisoners.
, 1877-03-13

epn.naYlELu, ILL.,, MARCH, i2.-rho trial Of
Hughes aatl Mullins, tho Lincoln tomb sob1,crs,
will l,egtn Wednesday. Tho Hon. q. II. Reed
l,as sgucd tlat llo will Io present to assist 1t,
the prosecution, and left Washington for that
purpose to-day. II Is reported that W. W.
DBrIen has Withdrawn FROM tho defense In thth
easc, ami! that rhomas GRITTY, OF Peoria, takes
hla plnre.
, 1877-03-13
ORlTlIARY.


8psciat DlspatcA 10 Tia TrsoxnA
RACINE, WIS.,, March 12.-Mr. D. G. Wash
buEne, Of tiIc frrn Vt 1Iuggins h Washbur1le,
marble dealers, died very suddenly this aftor.
noon, after u 1oug and painful iluess. Ilo was
m old a,ld 1ighlyrespoctcd citIEc1A and bis loss
will bc severely fclt.
, 1877-03-13

MICHIGAN Elrr. fnl.. March l..-Dr. ii. q.
ahc1man, Of this city, WIS to-day appointed
State Prison Physician, IN piaes Ut Dr.. J. A.
bsoui1. Tbh Il ths alleged result VI causldera-
bis wl1e-pulliux.
, 1877-03-13
JUDGE HOPKINS, or WISCONSIN.
RnA ENss,xsk.k IA n

MADISON. Wis, bla1tl l4-Judgo J. c. Hop
ktns, Of tho United States District Court l.us
hecn suffering for some wcaks with tr1ta1nu.a-
tory rheumatism. Saturday alsd Sunday hlA life
was dcspaire.i Of. To-day he Ia somewhat
custer, but still III = critical condition..
, 1877-03-13
MURDERED Ills WIFE,

ELA1RA, N. T., March la-pe&er Ii. Pcnwsll
and w!tc, owing to domestic dtsaxreesnents,
took astcnle yesterday, with the sicw Of suicide.
The poson fa'ling to cause deatil, Pcnwcll, with
iii Ak, killed lila Wtfu, aud tllep cut Its own
tliroat, but not sntllviently to Keep hiln out ot
fnIl.
, 1877-03-13
AftNhNClAL AGENT.

spAcfat DfspafcA 10 Tia 1f1bun&
INDtAhAPo1Is, Ii,i,, Murgl 1a,-Eharles n
Walker, Of tho Journal, has bcsn appointed II
nuuclal Agent OF tue Government, To, deliver
London syndtcutst l!c sadts Saturday.
, 1877-03-13

THE NOI&T1IAhll'TON PLUMBER.
NosToN, Mass., March 13.-The Herald says
an Injunction has been serset! on three boston
banks forbi1dlnY tho transfer of certain Coy
ernn,cnt bonus and other securitIcs;to parties to
whose credit they wcrc PLACED. Tic securities
are believed to be s,aFt uf the plunder stolen
from thu northampton Bank.
, 1877-03-13
Introduction Of q Bill Prepared by
the Dairymen in Convention
at Chicago.
The Purveyanco Of Crooked Milk
to He Rcprcssetl by Penal
Statute.
Some Senatorial Discussion Of the Normal
Scheme Of Furnishing Avooa-
tious Gratis,
Tho New State.1lonso Biff Likely to
pass the Indiana Legislature.
ILLINOIS,.

1Iii1NO1e'
MoFnA1 MORNING. TN THE ssHAf8'
Special M;pa,sa y, 70 7ns ~ 75su"t ,nfa
srR1NofsELp, ILL.,, March 12.-Thc Senate con-
vcncJ al 10 40 O'Clock th,s morning, with about
stt..r -..,nt,.r. ,rnss,s mn, .r1,heinn,,,nv tha
.'nty n"e.''o p.sssss n."n "1
1acs LINT IL was 'ouoay moth'ok'
CONVERSATION. .,.,
Senator Asntxcn presented pct1tlon ei9nea
tv nome 100 citizens OF Adams County pray
fnr tho rcuislaturo to restrict the leasing Of
~ ~ -. Ia, ....,,s., l., s,,n .s,nt+,,.,o,n IN
noro tnan MY eos4et" III '''s teniSs"s'-'S ''A
any ono branch Of buainess.
PnrstotAH8. ,--
Two pctttious wera presented By Senator Mo-
t,crvclt' t,onc., by citizens Of Henry County,
w. ."s'4, ess. ~ s.ss. =. strst,Ia,,s .,hnh.yc
asking TOT tio escmps1oa Oh pn5a'e'a'a "noaAso
becn pEaeticlng twelve 5cars from tho provia'ons
Of tho bill now pending, requiring phvslctaus 70
hsyc graduated from some Medical College.
A~ sr..Ton x.1,or.
sasAao" nhnoh'
from tho Committee on Man'c'pollIles, tepo'tHu o,
bnck sevcral bills. Among these ~ns his own Dill
=. ~ n,ort,a that IN c3tica nrpanfzetl undor enfl
~ p4Vos sm 49, =. H. H., o1cct,on. nnfos.
act no ohe soa'' soto " wv wv st.e'svns ase
registered IN the eamc manner as a. sIate cree
tfous. This bill Was recommended for passage
by tho Committee.
wArRrtrAxRs:'
Tito bill providing for tho collection Of back
watee.taxes In Chicago uas ordered to q third
rcadng htnotEn aenaIo1 1'1 ~ pc.aaey, SN; w.
!ectsd. Ite nthet ~ II Ieeasu ~ s.i. II
1of Natel- M",ks .ns anu hs.,aHssT' an ,r., ~.
pfopalty ant ouiiuniks H; 9sVu G'ss.t t ~ RI nLt1
rata, was relofrea 70 me Ionttes 4,n W H., nlH .e
Laltlcs, ee;at1rs toumee,. ,s"aa nssti auo 1"a''
iton opposing It's Ptcaen. :. eo''stoe1"''o"'
a bill prcpofeI ~ me Convensson J. 9! ua!iJ
men recently holu n lineage W. ,s antnuesa ~
tOday " senator MnJootne. ~ autouIs us @ snu
criminal tnac 80 ks " ptosaao aaa. "Muc,sot
substance Tor tho phrpoao q tale LOT aumau
fool, OF thali knoW1hgly sell ros taan toGo
milk 50 ddul1craIcN, Q! nAI1 EVHl WhlS1
cteam has been taken or "sttlPPingb" WnHpetl,
without the purchaser 1SlhE l1!ofmca q, the
tActss Or wlfocs? h1ht Nuo"HttG noil Aul
human food nttlk dra~n rom aeow u!seasGG, 90
~ to render l'cr ml!k unwhoicsn1ne, or nI!lA 80
tainted or tprFiptca % 70 ou un"nolesouls, ~ l' Ut
whoever shall knowingly s0ppiy 70 any ehcese
or butter factory or ctcamcIy, ~ W !h.oui.S III,
turcd tlIto any substance fof aatnan looo' Will"
, 1877-03-13

- " E11Fyteht1 W1Nn1td q TIC NthttI .
WEcrc n,on Iearus piercing wtsdum out Of smart, :"
wrtes III Old poss, Ln1a lJr0ok. This l. Ias III
eases where rcoIls realize the essential tmpurity
Of most Of tho scented toilet soap4. Let thsn1 bay
possibility of mistake. It. lalu aud 5slix4t &llks
for babes and gtvHn Rcopt4
, 1877-03-13

TIE HTAfE-H5UEEs
Special Ntpateh to The nt6Ha&
IEpIAxAroLIs, Ind, March H.-Tho Senate
to-day passed. tho Statc-liousc blu with some
amendments, which, tho House will probably
concur in tomorrow, and then adjourn Thur
daY,
, 1877-03-13

THE DEPRESSION IN PROVISIONS.
SpsctaI NspatcA "a 1As IftasRA
CINCINNATI, o., MARCH, lA-Thers waa very
dcspandent fseting IN the provision corner
on Change to-day, and fears OF general
frttI4E.GQ.
, 1877-03-13
THE WEATHER,

TIE WEHEHEHs
WAsu!xoTos, D. t., March 18-5 o. su.-For
tle Upper Lake rcKlln northeast yccring TO
warmer southeast Winds, rising, followed by
falling barometer, and clear or partly cloudy
weather. ..-..
LOCAL onsxHvArIox.
, 1877-03-13

VVEHW oICNHotHT NEWo'
LONDON, March 12.-9teamsh1ps seEvla and
swltsostaud, from Now YORK, have arrived out.
New YoHx, Alurrl 1a--Arrtyed, steamer
Cornwall, FROM Bristol.