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HOUSE.

WAsHINGToN. Feb. 10. The legislative
appropriation bill was considered in the
committee of the whole.
A point of order was made last night against
the amendment of Herbert, repeating the
jurors test oath regulating mode of draw
ing pay of jurors. 1t was overruled. Chair
man Blackburn deciding the amendment in
order Herbert's amendment was then
adopted 127 to IS.
The point of order, made on Southard'
amendment, which repeas the law Great
ing supervisors Of elections was discussed
and overruled. 10 the discussion Hale
stated that he would use every parliament
ary device to defeat it. The amendmen
was then discussed.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-19
XIV CONGRESS.
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, Feb l9.-When the
Brazilian mail steamship subsidy amend
ment. on the post Office appropriation bill,
was reached Beck made point of oIdertha
it was not german to the bill, that it was
new legislation upon the appropriation bill.
The senate by vote of yeas SO, nays %,
decided that the amendment was in order.
The following is the vote: Yeas, Anthony,
Barnum, Blaine, Bruce, Burnside, Butler.
Cameron, Penn, Coke, Conkling, Conover.
Davis. W. Va, Davis. Dorsey. Eaton,
Eustis, Ferry, Gordon, Grover. Hamlin,
Hill, ingalls,, Jones, Fla, Kellogg, Lamar,
Matthews, Maxey, Mitchell, Paddock, Pat
terson, Plumb, Ransom, Rollins, Sergeant,
Saunders, Sharon, Shields, Spencer, Win
dom and Wihers:-39
Nays, Baily, Bayard, Beck, Booth, Davis,
His, Edmunds, Harris, Hereford. Howe,
Herman, Mcdonald, Mcmillan, Mcpherson
Merrimon, Morgan, Morrill,. Oglesby
Randolph, Salisbury, Teller, Voorhees,
Wadleigh and Whyte:-23.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-19
New ork Iaarhet.

New YORK, Feb. 49,
FINANCIAL.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-19

ROME, Feb. 10, -O5servatore Romans
formally denies that the Pope is in favor of
Catholics participating in elections.
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was made in writing has been pub ished; Inc ~
Chaurcev Gilcs-Mv Denr Fcllnw-sinner: II F'u WEI
INV mimi il nj your command for Sunday night 10
teach amy truths you may honestly believe: urs, r"-
tcrnaly. ''' - "
Among the recent events which are looked
upon by the American Board favorable to future s
sionary work arc the pubic declaration OF heshu"
Chunder Sen that IL Christ and not the British Gov
cinment that rules India the public testimony OF Lor"
Lawrence Sir Bnrte Frcre, Lord strafOrd de Redene
aud others the value of Christian inssionsj tt 10
creased facility for missionary work antclPitr" w
Znnand ana I'm parts Of the Turkish Empire, ahd .ne
efrct thc famine in India aud CHINA IN bringing nc
people those countries into sympathetic relailnhS
with the missionaries. Among the MosIems the Scnp
ures are now circulated for the frat time. In western
Turkey the number added to the cburcnes was lhtkeI
the mast year than cvcrrbcOre. In India nearly Ioo
have been added the mission churches and In emma
hraihcn temple has been transformed into CHRISTIAN
The Translation OF the New Testament has Just
been completed III Japan. Discouraging reports are
heard from Catholic countries only. Ground mas perh
lost IN xco very httle has hcen gained IN Austria
ana opposition still ress;s successfully the erorts ane
in The Board has total ~ 67s mission stations
55i missionaries and pol churches During the year
2.O3i converts b, added To the Churches ana
26737 pupils to the schools.
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Ieaal Nontes.

CUPERIOR COURT of the CITY of NEW.
- YoRK.-HENRi A CRAM and GE9KGt ~ IN MOORE ,olsi,
an Executors TrusIers under tho last Will am t
ment of GE RGE CLARENCE CRAM. aeceas'd piaiinuns,
against MARIE 80 n NIlL ana a a. S9,r, ~ "A
CHARLES KORN, defendants-summons.- the above.
named defendants and each " theni I"n are hereby
summoned answer the complaint In this acIio9. ara
10 serve copy the plainns attorney wins
Ca wentr days afer the OF this summons, e1cg'
sye OF the day service and of lure TO appear
or answer will be against you by default f
the relief demanded in the october ~,
1879. II =. CkA i Plainuns Attorney, OIL
Office and address No 05 wal 81 New YORK City
defeDdsnts Charles Emore. sophie fleischnan ana
Charles KOrn.
The foregoing served upon you by publication,
On John sedgNick one Oi the us-
tees superior Court dated 9TH day OF November M
and died with the mpaint 10 the Office OF IN eIh OF hla
Conrt Court House In the CITY OF York
Dated New York, Nov. 8, 1879. 90,
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JOHN A. BElER
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The Editor OF The CITY Derrick in the issue OF that
paper dated september 26. lS1Di
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A,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-19
Greenback County Convention,

The Greenback County Convention
for Iowa County will meet at the
Court House in Dodgeyille, on Thurs
day, October I'd, 1879, at o'clock y,
m, to nominate candidates for the
following officers in said county,
to-wit County Superintendent Of
Schools; Member of Assembly, North
ern District; Member of Assembly,
Southern District; also to elect eight
delegates to attend the Senatorial con-
venton to be held ut Lone Rock, Oct.
4th. 1879, The representation each
town will be entitled 70 Will be the
same us in last convention.
The attention Of town committees
is called 10 the Importance Of their
duties i'll calling caucuSes and seeing
that their localities are properly rep
resented.
Ii is recommended that call Ne
immediately issued for caucuSoS,
II. {. CUTLER, Chm Committee.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-19
Death OF Frederic w. Best.

Died on Friday morning last, ut
the residence Of Mr.. J. nj. Pearsons,
in the town of Dodgeville, of chronic
inflammation of the bowels, Fred
eric W. Best, a German, understood
to be originally from Bremen, aged
81 years. 1t was Mr.. Is. 5 lot to um-
dergo Il troublesome illness, and to
meet his death abroad from home.
He was visitor at the house where
he died. lie had come over from
Linden, where for year or more
he had been employed as Il teacher
III one Of the public schools, to be
near the Teachers Institute, then
about to be held in Dodgeville-a
purpose which his sickness pre-
vented his fulfilling. II will BE 4
satisfaction to his distant relatives
to be assured that every attention
was given him throughout his Ill
ness and that nothing was left I'M
done which utmost skill might do
to avert the fatal result Mr.. B.
was man Of generous impulses
and gentlcmanly manners, which,
despite certain lailings, secured to
him many friends, Of enlightened
views; and in certain lines Of
scholarship was an expert.
His remains were BY his request
removed to Linden for intcrncnt,
which took place under The auspices
81 tie Good TeIaplar. u whose
organization he belonged.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-19
From Nontfort.

EDS. DEMoCRAT:-ltems Of inter-
est i'll Montfort are not plentiful.
Nothing Of interest has TRANSFERRED
of late, excepting perhaps an IN
crease of local trade, and Il freezer
circulation Of money, caused no
doubt by the sale Of the abundant
harvests Of the surrounding prairie
farms in the markets of Your city
markets that we would very much
like to compete with were our little
narrow guage steaming over the
south ridge of Blue River. And
although a rumor has come 10 lis
Of the approaching whercwithal for
the speedy completion 10 this
point, ii is but Il rWmor very much
like unto many preceding 1t.
Things are in a pretty bad shape,
but why the people of thc town ct
Wingville do not take more interest
iii what must be evident 10 them
for their greatest good, is incNpli-
cable to me. Why they do not
replace the $500 cash, which they
claim is all they are lacking; either
by private subscription, taking the
securities held by the trustees for
their security, or by Il meeting of
the voters Of the town, make good
this little fraction, and that onv for
a short time, thereby securing unto
themselves the thrift and prosper
| ity Of 4 railroad mountaineering
their marketing facilities, and there
by the price of lands truly Il
matter for reflection The people
of the town Of Wlngville and Of
the village of Montfort, excepting
perhaps u few, are earelesslv indit-
fercnt, not only as to what they
shall receive for what they now
have in the road, but also us to the
real good they will derive from the
road itself. They wait hstlcsslcy,
with folded hands, for Mr., Williams
70 do something, while their har-
vest time goes by apace; and Mr..
Williams and the town board are
getting all of the blame, while they
deserve little or none.
1t is the duty of every town
board to preserve the contracts of
its town against violation 1t is
within the power Of the people 10
reverse the action of town boards.
Mr., Williams especial interest is
the road itself, and it is his duty to
look after it. MoNTFoRr No. 2.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-19
LAND FOR SALE.

Tho undersigned offers hts farm for sale.
Said farm Is situated In tho town OF Kendall.
La Kayette county, In sec. "a aud 81. Will sell
IN tracts OF from 80 10 400 acres to purchasers.
Will cell whole or part OF crop. There are
shout i6O under cultivation. 20 acres OF good
meadow, and the remainder pasture and Young
timber land. Good mineral has been found Oh
The place. VIII be sold on reasonable terms.
iI-lm FELIX MccABE-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-19
Business Notices.
Goods at Dcller's.

New Goods at Dcller's.
Fresh Oysters at Kinnie & Sprat-
ler's
Go to Teasdale 4 Brewer for your
Flour.
New Shawls, latest patterns, just
opened at Deller's.
You can have Il trial Of the Genuine
Singer before buying it.
Deller's show windows are attract
ing every passer by for their very
handsome display
Handsome stylish Cloaks received
this day at Dellcr's.
Boxes and Bales of new, choice and
stylish fall and winter goods are daily
delivered at Dcller's beautiful store
The best and largest assortment Of
Boots and Shoes in Tie City, and mt
prices that Will rot Dc beat, is to be
found at Deller's.