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we're held that day. but without
Making . chaaoe. On Wednesday
kichaasoo s6ned 70 think tia
there Ne no ulkis holdinR out any
lonsas.' He - sirA and diseustsd
and 10 the afternoon, sfter the Juds,
Fhs9~ refused TO permit cigan to b
brought to R;chardsoo from his store
On North Eighth street. he spoke r.
me Of the adviaability Of both of .,
going over IN the majority. De
clined. Ss'me time afterward, 40 the
same dav. Thomas alao tried u induce
Ne - 'koover' I suppske he had
observed me taking notes every day.
and said he 20 me: I'll do shat
can 70 help YOU make up IN article
tor any Of the newspapers. or I'll do
ssything elae - ~ power Z" help
you. Thomas also se0arked, in the
course IF our conversation At thst
time. that he had exnected that he
would get % this case What he
oeant further than 10 have ma go
over and let the jury be free. 1 can
not say. .-.t
"Richarison persisted 10 his e6arts
to couvisce ne that ~ ought TO 20
over and ct out at this misery. and
finally. near sooa yesterday, ! yielded.
Sor the reasons which l have already
given. ] wss not only sick from Gnu
esement but disguised beyond
measure at the rudeneas. vulRaritv,
and dingreeabls habits Of come Of the
jarymen. There were men there
who seemed willing to Say for 40
indefinite period, - long % they
would rsosive their g 50 . day and
board. but. under the circumstances,
| could not feel that way.
by the way. there's something
which ought to be brought to the
Of the courts-tbe shameful
Of the wsIb Of the sleeping
They are literally
with scribbling. drawings.
,ariostursa. and other pictures. . few
It which. it d true. are open to no
,ther objection than that Of marring
he appearance Of the rooms. but
he majority Of them being Of the
most indecent description. Notwith-
the sile character If these
hinge their jurmeo authors. 10 many
instances. do not appear to have been
ashamed Of then. for they have left
heir sighatures along With them"
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WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDALIA
TUESDAY,. NOVElfBER Is, 1879.

Il u estimated that over six bun.
Died colossd emigrants have passed
through Denison, Texas, during the
past thirty days. The majority have
barely sooagh money to pay their
railroad fare. When they reach Kan
- 1t viii be ''root hog or die" with
The chances In favor of the Idle"
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A Confederate Relic.

/ ASuSube IVA foet-
A confederate cap machine has been
found in Danville in some old
rubbish. al complete. but very rusty,
aud has no doubt heen lying in il
present place ever since the var.
This machine was invented By Mr..
W. H. Wash. Of this county. In
May. 1861, Mr.. Wash was in Rich
mond. where be found the government
had engaged . Mr.. Debov. a North
ern man. to supply il 10 musket-csps.
that were then in great dsmsnd.
Debow asked Wash down to tine ar.
senal. and while Io',king at it Wash re-
marked that he could make . better
machine, and q Gen. Dimmock stand.
Jog By replied that it Was very
desirable be should do %. He vent
70 LynIhburE. and there, in the
Phoenix foundry. With A. Dahssy 4
Son. in twenty-five days time BE- hsd
produced . cap-machine that would
make $4,000 good caps in ten hours.
This he tOpk to Richmond and sold il
to the government for ol6, 900. He
returned to Lynchburg and made
another machine, great improvement
On his first. whose capacity vas co.
600 caps per day Of ten hours. This
be sold for 5000. Shortly after he !
made the third machine, which would !
make 1900 caps pr hour. four
sizes Of caps. and it was |
placed in The arseoal under Gen. |
Dnmocks supervision. The Yankee
papess ae the time psonousced & -
big confederate lie. On The ssscua.
ioo Of Richmond NJ. Wash Vas
'rdered to Lynchburg With thess
machines. Eve al then, and THE Inst,
he II, 900 per-hour mrchine. was
oeded ou Q two-hosse wagon and
aiken ehsoue6 the aeousssy 10 Lyueh-
'urE and tbesee % this CITY, where itl
~ been ever since. Il i, psskaps,
~ Of The uose pro0ioeet selics In
b South At the -hte uapleasast-;
-TSke Hon R2ss>e~ to-
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Wormley. the oolored restaurant
keeper a Washington, has . coacb
and four horses, which be lets out for
coaching parties. He stipulates that
the driver shall have had experience
with four-in-hand reinst John p. J..
Augur took the drivers seat . few
days ago.and the coach was loaded with
hia fashionable friends. The horses
became essaaglsd At the outset. and
Wor.lsy insisted % sending bis own
driver aloas. Augor objected and
finally laid the whip around Worm
ley1 hsad. and vas fined $50 in q po-
lice ooort.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, 4. J. Tess1er, and Anna Te.smer,
hIs wife, ny their certain deed OF trust GATED ON
18th day Of June. ls7s, and duly recorded in the
reeordsrs Once Of Pet,,s county Missouri. IN trust
dsed. record No. u. on paee 5. conveyed to the
undersigned - trustee. the following described
rel setn1s situate 10 the eoenty d kettis state
Of Nissouri. to-wn: Lot No. Is IN block No. .
IN smith aud C0tten's Third Addition To the city
II Sedaiie. lying on Fourth seeeet, west Of the
u &. D ]. B. z, vheh sat1 eonveysure wss
inside N trust tn secure the payment Of one
neaotshse peomissory note in SAID deed fully
Described: and whereas, said note has Income due
sod delAnlt hss hssu naAe h she payment there
d nos, thsrss"re. 1t the request Of the legal
hoteer % sod .oee and IN porsiauce AZ thu terms
AZ said DECD Of Trust. p;iblie notice is hereby
given. that the unslersignsd trust will
ON FRIDAY, TnE 3ith DaY o. OCT. 1879
betveea the hours 81 ten O'Clock in the Soresoon
and dve O'Clock i1the afternoon Of that day. as
The court house door, in the city OF asdnlia,
county Of PettiS, STATE Of Missouri, proceed %
seil the sbcye described property, st puhlie
venus y tee hiRhest bi49ee ~ esah, % pay the
amount Of said note and interest, ana the cost Of
expenses ~ dis trust.
ROBERT WALKER,
f TYuSepe.
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A dsgrsoefal scene occurred at 8
funeral in Henrietta. n. Y, Friday.
The widow Of the deceased and his
sons BY q former wife differed concern.
ing Tie arrangements Of the funeral
aud place of burial. Graves were
due It Bloomfield and ut Mount Hope,
10 Rochester. The corpse was forci-
hy Transferred from one coffin to an
other 10 the street, and the burial pro-
ceeded at Bloomfield without further
di6cslty. 1t will probably be neces-
my 70 guard The grave.
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FRED. B. NICHOLS,
PIANO TUNER

h thoroughly versed in his business, qua,
sntees al his work a. 6rst cIass in ever,
particular. He h.s had years Of experi
ence in the employ Of the largest piano IN.
organ factories in the county. Orden
left With J. w. Truxel, or sen:
through the pu-tot6ce to hog 90. Sed.ljs
Mo-. sill recrise promrt attention. dAv IN
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Wsodsll Phillips comes out with
peoesst against the public statuary o
Beseoa. He says the statue Of Mayo
Quincy = - dancing master cloeeet
With hoese blankets-not . dancing
master taking . position-that might
posihly Be grsceful-but . dancing
master assuming IN attitude. which il
always ridiculous and wholly unlike
Qsiscy. Who never assumed anything,
but waa nature herself. Ill over" The
Fnnklis Statue Is, according to Phil.
iPs. - conical. tipey old gentleman,
soosvhat weak on bis spindle shauks,
s"ayisg feeble to and fro on q jauniy
cane. - 9th villainous leer he oeles
Tie ladies'" Webster IL Q "mass Of
ugiy iFoe.' Horace Mann "waked I'd
- ssidssly that in bis hurry be has
brought half his bed-clotbes clingine
70 HI legs and arms." Gov. Andrews,
- Falsta6 Of unbounded stomach.
voasd ID . horse blanket" and Ed.
ward Everett Gin trousers too large
fox hin. and . frock coat, which be
- asshtly outgrown. topping over
backward. .. With more energy than
Evssett ever showed in his lifetime.
- sxclains. That = the road to
ntightos r pointing With his lifted arm
sed widespsssd fingers to that centre
of beef md the races" Az to the
fgare of Sumser, thn candid critic
nys: If this hrouse pyramid on
Beybtoa stseet Be q cask made of
ltavss, Why = il set on human lees!
And 4 Il = really Sumner, why do
ID chest md shoulien rise out of a
haersl ! = h bcoedcloth new felt.
eoo I'LL 5br fold, or . be dressed in
~ lsatberi' The fual attack "a on |
10 rspssssotaf,on Of the Father off
~ Cs1ntsy: .'.But Who i this riding
.,seer: g 9 really good horse. staring
y hesuieal1y up CoAnooweaith ave,
nusI WaSAimgtoa? Well, then, nv
sssthy 0essK~ drep your legs closer I
. yosr hseses idss; Il muse fatipue
20 10 ho1d them o6 1t that painful
-. Rne yo1rself, General /
!1e See Q oo1eot - you used to
, q 1epast Vsspoa, into the easy /
Pao6 . gestls0as; dat ohliee %
. aasey - ass Ehhtiae.and rather
as!t.e.tasiak. . aedsl ssst,' 10 guide
~ saes Pspil." !,
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NJ. Cameron dreamed, when be
was boy. that be would be massacred
BY Isdians ct the age of Al. The
ss@s vision Ne repeated ten years
later. and with such vividness that
every detail was left impressed upon
his msmory. He Was At . ranch near
Bsnle City, Dsoota, . short time ago,
when his forty-seventh birthday A.
rived The place Was alive with
friendly Indians; but he recollected
biz dream. and their presence made
him sxceedipgly nervous. He went
to bed in trspidation. and. to his hor-
ros, - b afterward declared. the
room ~ sxactly like the one of his
dream. BE fell asleep. and promptly
drsaosd that The Indians we're scalp
ing him. He bounded from the bed,
lsaPsa from Q window and fed, tenn
PosaEily insane In the morning he
~ nisssd, and . large party of white
nsa and Indians went in search of
hin. Il was three days before
they found him, for be bid whenever
b canght4ght Of IN Indian. and only
slowly recovered hn senses. He was
naksd, asd nearly Dad with hunger.
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A question Of interest to Roman
Catholic fathers and mothers Ill over
tie country has just been brought to
. sharply-ds6ned issue in Massachu-
ssttA A number Of well-to-do Irish
born citizens of Cambridgeport, one
Of then IN alderman, have been send
Ing thsir children TO the public schools.
alleging q . reason that the instruc-
ton given there i better than the pa
rocAial school affords. The priest Of
this parish hes forbidden these persons
to approach the sacraments 50 long Is
they pessist in sending their children
70 the public scboob; and it is now
repeated that the Archbishop Of
Boseoa fully sustains him. At latest
adsises he rscalcitrant parishioners
wore still holding out.
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-Tske Hop Bisien three times day.
and Jon will have % doctor Hill to psy.
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KIDD'S
First Great Combination Sale
AT KANsAs CITY, NO.,
will b. held as the
N"ek Haras, Hed'se~lay asd Thursday,
Ner. 81 a,sd Oh, 1879.
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

HUNINTSTWAtHIX MvINE.
Notice - hereby sivsn, shas letters Of Admin
istrAtiOn on the estate Of Z. E. ShOeklett. ~e.
ceased. vers GSantea n the updersisned, on the
18th day a October. 1879. By the Probate Court
~ Fettis County, Missouri. Al persons having
claims agsinss sa.i estate are ieYnlresi "a
exhibit them for allowance 10 the Administrative
within o0o year amer the slnse 0G said letters or
estate and such claims ~ not exhibited
within iWo Year, from the date 0f This psh!icM-
tio0. they shalt be forever barred This 18th ,lav
NJ October, ls79.
LOUISA j. SHW.KETT,
V--WN administrator
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Three great big crows at on Q tree,
Aud they were black a croWs eoaid T..
Sing. broshers. sung!

10 the chorus. With the Jolly man.
voice above oil the rest. When The,
thought that they had given suGBe;sei
musical expression to their sabbath
devotions they spent the rest Of. the
afternoon in spinning yarns. many Of
which were of q character By 10
means edifying. :
1.-TWO ballots were taken on Mon.
day, with the previous result Of nine
to three. after being out over thirty
six hours. Deasoe,, the foreman.
told me be had not formed any
opinion at oil. and yet be had voted
four times for acquittal. It seemed
to some Of us that Deasce had no
opinions. bat merely wished to 10
with the majority. He spsnt con
of the time in learning to
write from copies that / ct for hin.
He could barely scribble his name.
"Among the events to relieve the
nonotony Of Monday Wa the mys-
'erious disappearance Of the colofed
urors pocket-book. Il contained
My three cents in cash. bot had 10
{ Q number Of Recommendations
rom former employers, and to thess
,apers Evans attached much value.
4 juror offered to inform tho iudes
+ the matter, bat Evans was M
Wiling. The property has not vet
,een found.
The thoughtfuloess of the assoc;a-
ion that supplies hotel apartments,
nry rooms. and such places With
opies Of Holy Writ free Of charge
.as appreciated BY Cottman On |
fonday evening. when he used . |
age of the frst chapter Of, 81 |
.ake for tally score in . game Of!
asino With Fox and Thomas.
'Ledyard veskeoed on Tussdayl
leaving Echardson and
lyself the only jarors in hvoe 7of1
Three other; haltotiaesI
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. s. !: !; s.
MI2XSI UD1UGouD 80 ocG &DDGJI>HI/nnS
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TIE BEST OF IT'S KIND.

This Is the cas-" With the N6euoeass
SaosssnE 1.in1so ne. Every nsa1i
brings intelligence ofn valuable hssgss
saved, ihe avs'ny Of IN avy1tal seahd1 o.
Dsssso su69Wed. the horrors of rh~ss.
ssseeisa overcome. AMI Ui n Thousand
ansl-"ne otter blessings al..i ns~rsi~s
pcSforuSeJ by the old reliable Hos,
lean Mustang D.ioIasseoe.
Al tOruss 81 sswsrA disease asv
~. eslilY curcsl by the,
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w?~n q nses.icine hrs sulkllih:y tlnn..
its norS IN mIl.i,sus st crsss.s fDr luOsx.
than u s.,irl "f q CENTURY: " bsN u hssA
r'erh"d every part Of tlH. weird; when
NOM 81 lcSS iNmilies evcyyWhs.rW CO.
si<iet u the only SAFE. re,iancs. in cas-. Of
lr'in err accident. il - Presty s,Ss % eala-
,uc.t a InssliSins.
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| NGStahg J.inIhN1t.
% pe0etr,,tcs n.uscl". ne,lib,anc and
tissue. To the very t.Cn.'. baniSl.i,a< p,in
and caring slisca~r with a power that
never Fills u II lssssiis srs. ss.s.sis..l isy
q, cry Ssly, frcns la. Iamisss... " l,o v;.;es
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AMusEMKNrs-In PAcE-s,h COL
AsTRoLO0Y-i2rR PAGK--sth eel.
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COUNTRY B0ARD-2p PAGE--Ist col
70 HE fs AND us
guR6EHN facrs and I'd eo
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ffSxSSfAISii1a rAss-ssS coll, and iara P4or-lA
ESs ss5Hs 1sD s srAnr1rsrs TO LET
stsS:i
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 3C.-isr PAGE-4th and 5th coils.
HOUSES, roofs. aSI Places OF BUSINESS. &C.,
,.sryI11TT5SIg MAST56-lsT r.s.3s p.sEySsa Is; col
LOST, And. FOUND .isr PAcE-2d COL
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NV NgsGHhas r4sos.. sSl p.or-s.h COL
fIxSoSoKTEs oEsANs: SS.-lsr PAer-s.h COL
FRorsssiSNAi sTTJ zTioSs WASSrfED-FENALss-
T4sss'e SuT 81 81 THE CITY FOR SALE Oh TO
RKLGieus sG P.or,.. and I'd coils.
EE!I%ARDs,i!sr !I9sa % !srT,nY p4cs-2d col
& @ hAszSss
rUxTiioNs wANrED-MALEs-l2ru PAcE-s.h and
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sU9nEh su3knHEa rEsokSs-as pRSsist fsd.-,.. ss COL
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 1895 BROADWAY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION OF
ADvERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS. AD-
yEK1IsEMENTs PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN rHE EVENING ARE INSURED
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RoYAL HAVANA LCTTERY-LoUIsIANA AND
aShed TAYLOR s'S5ts GUS s5s Broadsay braSeh Of
pHE TRAvERs PATENT HAMMocK-NEW STYLE;
%oun,od cardinal binding tested TO bear over one thou
s ssss%ss Tss Tsss. SSs
Sined with tho folding frame Is superior spring bed;
sesssy the cheapest and thing for hotels. board
sion tickets TO Coney Island at 25c See advertisement
g HIGHLY MroRrANr LECTURES. AS DELIVERED
ga, the New York Museum Of anatomy should b read
TARY, Museum Of Anatomy, sls Broadway. New YORK,
S15 OOO, FOR slakENrgcKY a. STATE srATE LoI,
cs~ps . srs 5g = cap.a
st., between chryste and Bowery
So'.91S2: 7Sa KrsrpoK7 STATE LOTTERY
is drawn in of of the General Assembly
rsy Of the q, State of, Of ,lss Ksp.s%sky, .,%
rDtSHrIUskL ESE TSf SfSns1T fssTiTurioss. 2D
81 i%sS
DOLLARS, conditioned for the prompt payment of all
the
cTyEs;pAY. July lss
1of $500 rp i Of 500 800 s.' cf $500 and
1856 %say Psises stAsss ss7 sSya ss a,s,;su.sa Sc S
Tickets, 81 each.
1,aa7 Bfoadwsy, New York corner 10th St
B-opHN rhIs Iii GSHNf HvENfNa w. N''''''A As'A'''
SPORTING. BOOKMAKING. 81.
4 r THOMAS, TURF ExCHANGE. 5 BARcLAY ST.
Park races orders for straight and place,
III ORORKE. sCANNELL L BROWN.
A LAT HUNTERS Po!Nr-LoNG BRANCH RUN
"A nng races. Auction French and C"mbinatior Pools
Book open at is West 18th Messenger boy. receive
prompt attention. KELLY Il BLISS.
AT III BARCLAY ST. PAROLE cLUB-LONG
ABranch Rsces.-Mutuals. s Combinations, 81 Orders
''''''SN '"'' '"s' e''''' ~ HAcKErr DELACy
r ONG BRANCH RACEs.-AUCTION. FRENCH AND
l1Combinations sold day and evening at Hunters
change place, basement HARRY HILL & co.
7 .oNG BRANCH RACEs.-ArCrIoN. FRENCH AND
received at 10 18th st. Open ut "a. NJ. w. LOWELL.
NfONMOUrH PARK C0NEY ISLAND AND DETROIT
w kaeesIStrsight Place and Combination Books AL
NFONMOUTH PARK.-RACES JULY 8, TO- II; MU-
so%mssions Entries and results received combination
CRIDGE 4 Co, Is West 2sth 81. basenenL
THE TURF.
RkiGuroN BEACH E1IK GK9OSD,
July IL, IS, IL. 10, ~, "a and 70.
Races commence at 3 7. NJ.
Admission SO Grand Stand 81. All under
Racing will be continued every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday during the summer
MONMOUTH PARK RACES
Uu Long Branch N J.
First summer meeting. 1879 Saturday July IL Six
seycn races eAch day commencing promptly at o'clock
Trains directly to the course via boats to Sandy Hook
from pier North River ats so. $3.50 and IL 80 A. NJ and
II :45 NJ l2:l5 noon and 80 r M Fare for round
trip. including adm ssion to Geld. n 80,
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Numbers 1851. IsU1 l1,vU3, 1884. 1899. 1-.yU6
1857, i7,D sand 1910 drew .ooo pesos each.
tNnuibers 1.2sT and 1.2Sg drew $40 pesos zach.
1 prizes 80 bc heard from whom the Official List arrives
by first steamer
July ~
rhs old and we'll known arm has connection with
other Martinez
N. A. MARTINEZ a CO
10 WALL ST. EASEMENT, Bankers
brother and successors OF John Martinez deceased
DoyAL HAVANA LOTTERY ALWAYS JULY 26
III 76l Prizes amounting to 1900 ~ posoa
CAPITAL PkIZE 10000 PESOS
Prixes cashcd. Information furnished.
Spanish Gold and Havana Bank Bills boue ssld
Drafts on Havana issued.
MARTINEZ 4 Co, Bankers
30 Wall st., basement.
DHEUMATIsM AND ALL. BLOOD POIsoNs POSI-
Iltyely cured. EUROPEAN Rheumatic SOCIETY.
2lV West 34th Terms. eirculars frua
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A MEXICAN STANDARD BILLIARD AND POOL
[ATables new and second hand, low prices WM. III.
1klkflTH o..soo BrosdvA AZ. eornW 2ush "a
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MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
Nl Long Branch. N
First summer meeting 1879 Saturday. July IL Six
seven oach day commencing promptly Vt o'clock
Steeplechase or hurdle race each day.
Trains directly to the via boats Sandy Hook.
from pier North River at so $50 and IL 80 A. NJ and
by Central Railroad from foot OF Liberty ST., at 745 D.
III 45 A NJ 2:l5 noon, and 80 r. NJ Fare for round
trip. including admission to Geld. n 60
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tween 10Th and iith sss-Rey Robert , Hull pastor
johns comnands 70 His Disciples" viii close until
FIRST Sunday in September. ---.-- 7 IL
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

CT JAMES METHODIST EPIsUOPAL CHuKCH
Swili closed Sabbath July l3 for repairs Services
will be resumed upon the following sabbath. July 90
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1lY JOSEPH Il. WEIGERT AUCTfONEER-SEI.I.S
1)ths day, loM o'clock. at l2l Delaney large well
assorted stock OF Dry Goods Ladies' Gents aud Chdrens
Furnishing and Fancy Goods Gents dress shirts Under
shirts and Drawers flannel shirts Jumpers. overalls
linen and Collars aud CUFFS Neck full
Hosiery, Cacoes. Musins, GinRhams. Innings. Lincn,
Towels. Napkins. Wrappers. suits Cardigan Jackets
Gloves, SuSpenders, Dress Trimmings, Yankee Notions
&c; Counter, sheivings, Chandeliers, Sc.. In lots
Dealers invited.
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House..


Neal introduced joint resolution defining
the meaning of section two of the act max.
ing appropriations for the payment of arrears
of pensions; passed. 1t includes within the
provisions of that act all persons who have
been or who may hereafter be placed upon
the pension rolls by virtue OF any special act
of Congress.
The House then resumed consideration of
the bill prohibiting political assessments.
The morning hour was consumed in vot.
ing on dilatory notions and the bill relating
to political assessments went over without
action.
McMahon reported back the judicial ex-
pense bill with Senate amendments, and OH
his motion amendments Nos. 2 apd 3,
(verba) were concurred in, and amendment
No. (excepting from the provisions of the
bill section 1882 Of the revised statutes) was
concurred in.
Stephens reported bill for exchange of
trade dollars for legal tender dollars and de-
bate thereon was limited to two hours.
Pending consideration OF the bill Atkins
submitted u conference report on legislative
appropriation bill.
The previous question was then considered
as sedonded and the bill went over until
tomorrow, when debate will be closed by
Stephens.
The speaker announced the appointment
Of Mcmahon, Cobb ard Monroe as conferees
on the judicial expense bill. and the House
adjourned
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expenses Of the Government, shall DO used
for the payment of outstanding United
states bonds. Section = prohibits the in-
! crease of the interest.bearins debt; and Sec
ton j inilcts II penalty Of 5000 and
removal from Office upon u Government Of
tGsl violating the provisions Of the bill.
Springer moved To suspend the rules and
pass the following bill to prohibit military
interference mt elections: "Whereas. The
reseNce of troops at the polls is con, rarY TO
the spirit of our institutions, and tht 'r.di.
tons OF our people, and ten's to destroy the
! freedom oi elections, therefore be it enacted.
that it shall not be lawful t. bring or employ
at any place where general or special
election Is being in State, any part Of the
army or navy of the United States as pcice
force to keep peace at the polls
The motion was lost-yeas 1OS, nays So -
not the necessary two.thirds majority. 1t
was strict party vote, all the Democrats
voting aye and Republicans nay.
The total number of bills thus far intro.
onced in the present session is 1885.
On motion Of Washburn the bill was
passed allowing pre-empton settlers twelve
months after the date Of filing their entries
to complete their residence.
The remainder Of the session was taken
up in considering District of Columbia
business. Adjourned.