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TESTING THE Legal TEND ERs.
Tho Preliminary Papers served In the ButIer
ChIttenden suit.

By friendly arrangement between Gen.
benjamin F. Butler and Mr.. Simeon b. Chitten-
den 1t was agreed that q test in the highest
courts should be had OF the validity of the re-
issue OF United States legal tender notes in time
Of peace. A case was found in an actual busi-
ness transaction in this city, and il will soon be
tried in the United States District Court haf ore
Judge Blatchtord with the understanding that
1 VIII be taken on appeal 10 the United States
supreme Court.
The plaintiff Augustus d. Juilard. makes
the following complaint:
Frs,-That The said plaintiff Is citizen of the State of
New York and that said defendant IA citizen the
sccond--That heretofore In the month Of March 1870
state u New York sofa and delivered 10 the said de-
goods ard to SS one Sand bale. 81 ea
ONE RaHGrsd ana % rSn 6S GoaT Hs' a %ss
:aid ds,hd@n % Az asIsed 10 sy IA cash s sst mentioned
Third-lhat the said defendant has not paid ior the
part thereof sScept that he la. ad on account thereof
we sym OF twenty two ooluo dollars and j. now Justly
indebted psinut therefor in the sum OF hye thousand
cSsn ior s aa .am Ave oand ons IND rs
dollars WIN nteres. thereon fIom he llth day April
BVfIrT' sr,sEs.s srg5,,!.s, nysa4no
Senator Edmunds and William Allen Butler
VIII make the Arguments against the validity Of
the Reissues. Thomas 5. Greenman, tho de-
fendant. lntcrposes the following answer:
s Of coSaSensu SGi a"d ha. 1 p nS II Sti@ en Of of s s
siaie q New YORK ana deiendant admits that he pur
chased from 'Aiurn TIM cotton referred I'm the com
paint and agreed o pay therefor as is therein stated
second AYERS that alter the delivery NJ said
cotton and before the commencement OF this Acuon he
ored AMI rendered to plaunn, m uli payment ~ 5o
IN gold coin W the United states ury cents 10 SILVER com
OF te tWied Shtc. United states nntc uf tho denomi
nation n s5inl numbered % los series of is7s and A
United states note OF the denomination SiOi numbered
l7nl5. scro, OF H7S" That sand notes were PAYABLE
60 bearer AMI Il the description known United States
legal tender notes That at the Tune u rnl AMI ten.
1cuus such notes and coin to the ulauur the sum Of
81 81 was the enuiV amount due and owing IN nav
neni o said cotton hnl plaintiff declined receive said
notes iu PAYMENT ui - lup thereof
lhW-De' 'ehdatt AYERS aud alleges upon iutorma uon
aud hoiet that sd notes reissue oi that amount
ui United states lrgAltenicr notes which had been rr-
deemed subsequent Co. Jan ls7o at the United states
sub Treasury nm New York That said note. sui eaur mt
10 such redemption We're issued and Kent IN ccuiann
under And In pursuance u the Congress entitled
An act 20 forbid the further retirement of United Stat.
legaliender notes Approved May n, ISIS
FOURTH Defendant continues ready and willing 10 nav
70 the painun the OF - lOo IN SAID notes Wherc.
tore defendant prays Judgment that the mplan bu dis
missed with stS
Gen. Benz. +, Butler will appear for the de-
feulant
The sun., 1879-04-27

rom hs Inter, Oc,an
lwant 10 he a coachman,
And with the coaChmon stand,
And win the boss daughter,
And drive my four.in'hand.
The sun., 1879-04-27


The suit 10 dttermine the validity Of legal
tenders in time of pence. which Gen. Butler and
Representative Chittcudrn agreed upon two
months ago. has been formally begun in tha
United States Circuit Court The papers in tho
case Will be found elsewhere IN to-day 5 sun
Tho fashion II partlul population or seal
ius as it Is called So prevalent At the West and
South has invaded New England. Tho respect
able old town OF Mlscasset. in the state OF
Mtino, is Offering Ia COMPROMISE with its cred-
tors At 90 cents on the dollar Tho taXahla
property Of the town Is valued nt s5730uO aud
it, debit Is f2d2 500. Of which tlGO 800 was In
cured On account OF the Knox and Lincoln
Ralroal.
The rumor Of the leasing OF the Louisville
ana Nashville Railroad to tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company has been formally de-
MED hy Vice President King ~ the Baltimore
and OhiQ. and now President Standford Of tho
reporter ot tho Lou syile C0lUi0'- Journal. il
represented as saying IN regard 10 il; 1t IL
nhsurd yes, moro than that; h is ridiculous
| Why should We sell Z We uuucvr We can make
as much money fer the stockholders US any for.
The sun., 1879-04-27
FINANCIAL AvD COMMERCIAL
Now York stock E.ehanre snle.-Aprn ga

oovEHSnESr SECURITIES IN 81 Ooos)
~. 5s 103i4 10 u. &. Is C., I9OT.. ION
STATE AND CRY sEcuRirrps dS si.UOOsl
, 1879-05-24

suit entirely Of passion Tho rulings Of Judge
MoA1r1arEn In tho SULLIVAN easo wcro
30 violently In fasot Of tho defendant
that mnny Of tho petitioners for his roaigna-
tlon regarded his manifest rrojndtco As the
equivalent Of montl arrangement. Tho
scntiment that inspirad tho almost universal
protest was ono Of alarm md pity rather tinn
hnte. Thero was ntrong fee1ing Of aprrc-
tension lest, in tho future, criminals shonld
go entirely unpublished; 1t WIS docuad
essential to the prevention Of crime and tho
faithful administration Of tho law that tho
Donch Should ho relieved of tho presence Of
man who seemed deaf to the c!aima OF
5s1stioc. To DO sure, 1t waa c1a!mcd then,
md is claimed now, by tho faw partisaus Of
Judge MoA1I1sTEn. that his rulings In tho
SULLIVAN case wero Technically correct, that
they wero good law. Amorning paper says:
'Tho official records show that almost without
exeeplion' when appea' has boen tason. blu (Judee
n'.on @ ooe,'ons anu H.. .aaS' nn,s 0es" 49,"
bar Of his learning and tudJc,s1 Character. fower
appeals havo been taken from Ills Judgments than
from those Of any oshefjuaga In Cook County"
This Ia marc assertion; but, admitting 1t to
DO true, 1t outs no figura in cases Of the clasa
wo nro conaiderldg. Whore thoro Is an nc.
quittal on tho charge Of murder the case
drops. There can bo no second trial, no
matter how outrageous tho rulings mado havo
boen, leading mp to tho acquittal. Tho'ver.
dict Of acqaittal In the SULLIVAN caao placod
Judge MoAnI1sTkna rulings beyond tho reach
OF roview by any power except TINT OF i'm
parchment by tho proper legal authority,
or Of condemnation by the ultirnntc authori.
, 1879-05-24

To-day The chances nre that tho Legislature
will bo 20 embarrassed for the want Of q
Quorum that no business will DO transacted,
and tho want Of quorum will. according to
nil precedent, continue until Tuesday. Tho
session will in all probability oxten1 To 15o
days, whiuh wilt be at leaat ninety days In
oxcesa Of what VIVA required by the wants OF
the Legislature, and in excess of what was
required to transact all tho buaiuasa that will
DO done. The last hours Of tho SESSION do
not Seem to bo happy ones. Members OF
the Legislature evidently hnvo reached
the conclusion that. tho stato officers
havs not respected tho prerogatives OF
Senators and Representatives, and havo
boon attempting to uso the Legislature
for their private purposes. occaslonally
the1o aro bills which como up and are
promptly branded as intended stea1s on tho
pnrt Of tho "springheld Ring" and forth
witt, snch bills are promptly slaughtered.
No Legislature has ever met In this 6tato
whose adjournment has boon 30 universally
prayed for and which Inns been hailod with
st,ch rejoicing rs the adjournmont Of this
ono. In the next proclamation Of tho Gov
ornor ho ought to include n paragraph
asking thanksgiving that tho Legfalatnre
of 1879 did actuslly and eventually
adjourn. After all, tho Bcssion seems
to have been generally unpronlnblo,-tho
dividends woro small, and tho number en-
gagged was too numerous. A result is, that
the mon,bcrs are largely dsgustcd with
them8o1yes; after fivo months Of continuous
, 1879-05-24

Delegates wess yesterday olaoted to tho
Republican Circuit and Supreme Court Dis.
triot Conventions, which arc 10 be leld to-
day, to nominnte five candidates for Circuit
Judges md ono for Supreme Court Judge.
From tho largo proportion Of lawyers and
prominent business men whose namcs ap-
poar in tho list OF delegates 1t is evllont that
tho two Conventions will bo made up Of OK
cepEionally good lnato1ial. and TINT, nomina-
tions for the best interests OF the judiciary
NAV ho aopfllautly axnacted.
, 1879-05-24
-.-=Gtuu.rus-xa.

The statement 1natlo by tho Assignee ro-
ean1ing tie affairs Of Archbishop puuoE11
shows tho total amount Of c1aims to bo
a3,097,05l, and tho assets Of all kinds
$1,l81, ,5ou, OF which sals,59G arc scheduled
either ~ doubtful or worthless, 80 that there
remains only $70o, 900 ont Of which 10 pay
tho cost OF liquidation and administration,
md distribute dividends. It appears TINT
fully 10 per cent OF tho amount Of tho
claims will have to bo msdo up by Catholic
contributions II tho dobts OF Arohbiahop
PuaoELL arc ever paid.
, 1879-05-24

fallon into suoh diaroputo In Roo, ...,,
It reata with thom 10 rou,ovo lin .s,s'7' a,s
which Justly coyers them. Their inat,,. .alu@
and incapaofty for discrimination ssn'5 .rs s
moro culpablo than thels unnooa..'s' ~. a'sa
abundant emotional natures. 1s,ehtlv a
rooted, these might become n blessina w. :.
society; but, 80 far, emotional inaoni,, s , ~ "
aat failure and Disgrace. Il Ia tina vnn.,
change, 1t It expects to roooivo lonos, tao i,s
munity for its aots. II thoro must be ..a. ai,'
moss, lot Us have method In It, 'De'''
, 1879-05-24

This funeral OF JonN JONES occurred
ycstorlay, and tho largo number Of people
attending testified tho high estasm in which
tho deceased was he1d In d community
where he lad made his why from tho Oh
security Of eolored lnboror to position Of
Wenlth aud tnAuonce.
, 1879-05-24
SOUTHERN POVERTY,

Takon collectively, tho pooplo who inhabit
tho old Slavo States aro as naar to practical
pauperism today as It Ia either comforting
or pleasing for thom to becoma. This is not
said in a tauntiug spirit, for no true patriot
can look upon tho impoverished and
povcrty-strickon condition OF tllosa who in
habit tia States lying south Of Mason and
Dixonfs line and not 10 A1lod with sincere
rogrot at tho thought TINT 80 fnir md nat,l-
rally fertile portion Of tho American con-
tirent, md apparently so capable Of tho
gseatest mnterial possfbillties. should bo so
tar in tho rear Of tho North, East, md West
in tho march OF progress md development
Of RESOURCES as to bo almost entirely counted
out of tho race. Almost eyery Southern
State is today financially bankrupt; almost
all Of thom hayo beon opgagod in compro-
nisipg with their creditors at tho 1nto OF
few cents on tho dollar; nearly oil Of them
havo detaulted upon thoir January inter-
eat, aud many Of them hAvo adopted
schemes Of refunding littlo moro oroditab1o
tlan open population itsoli. Tho oitios and
municipalities Of tho South nre, II possible,
worso OF thau tho Statos. Not ono III twon-
ty OF them ever intouds to pay a cont on
..saa., 49,. a., ~. s..,,t 81 .,,,,. - IT,.
like the City Of Memphis. for example. pro-
a,...,,s ..5 ,,s1a. n..saoa ss,a,,s, -, 49, 49,.
Government, burn the city chartor, mud go
| bacls TO tho humblo aud inexponsive town.
s.p 4o ~. e "..,N Nv " 4t,s e'ot
.'sI. ,. ~ ~ I" ... ~ ~ ~ a., .osM1y "
1,uu ,,,s. apoae' ~ A'. ~ "eouaa Wv ef.c'.o
,.. o' s =. 49," ~ - ra' wv uou'o
~ -...s,,.s - 1,.~s x.:,~1, "''oN 4''''o "aop''
w. AN'eA o'.'''" Law ."''1'
turning from inc sta LOS anu municipal or
R"n'2at'ons 10 sno Poop'e thoh'AeiVoss-aau
We speak OF 1neha III tao masss-wo nnd that
WAero the1o 'S ono thF'tty' soisoht, "ell-to-
10 person there IS acore OF idle shlfuoss'
irresponsible persons who DO not earn the
poor living that they somehow m"n"go to
goti pay no depts' pfoaueo nothing, anu, to
use ono o1 taelf owh current pLraseR, "afe
OF no soft OF account noho". VI course
there afe many notable any pra'aewoTthy e1.
copaons 70 '4''s bFoad and s"eop'ng asaer-
t'on' o''s 'nsy no nut a'.es tae general fa'e'
nor "eaRen tho eonefaI1Y feco9nl2ou taot
IAis stasemonE hnaa eoffooofat'on III tho
NATIONAL roVohna socairta, Which ahow tl'at
out OF total Of s.ao, ,ooo.ooo paid into tue
treasury only !i4'ooo'uoo wore collected IN
tho eta1es lasely IN Fonel4loo' anu II we could
obtain a oorFoot i'as OF tue LOSSES sustained
ny northern creditors on account OF non-
payment ~ ooathefn aoo1oss' anu compare
" Will tho money collected ~ other anu
, 1879-05-24

Of Alabams,-vo for tho bill. Tho iaea
is, that to prevent Democratic voters from
dying Of yellow fever Ia considered to bo a
legitimate function Of tho Government, bns
to prevent tho aamo voters from stuf1ng
bal1otbores or bulldozing negroes at tue
polls is q most dangerous Infringement OF
the freedom OF tho citizon and tho sovereignty
of tic Htate.
, 1879-05-24

Tn1 Cr1cAno Tkrnuak has established branch osicss
far the receipt o! subscriptions and advertisements
follows,
FADDkN, Manager.
PARIS, Francc-No. 10 tsus de Ia Grange. .NAtetese.
II. MAILER, Agent.
LONDON. Eng.-Amcrican Exchange. <4p Strand.
UESnYF. 4tLL1n. Agent.
WASHINGTON II, C.-l3ip F street.
, 1879-05-24

a fair crop Of hangings is reported In tho
dspatchus rs having been gathered III yeater-
/: day. The executions wore those OF AnsA1oM
Fonp, at st. Charles, I.a. SuEI1Y, wife
murderer, at B!nckahoar, La; and Indian
JACK, for tho wanton killing Of Chinaman
at Hlasta, Ch1
, 1879-05-24

A night session Is boing held in the House
at Washington for action on tlo WARNER
Silver bill, the design being to tire ont tho
opponents Of tho measure and forca 1t 10 q
vole before adjourning.
, 1879-05-24


~=%@-@~N
tho sword, and n,anumitsod shoir aorv ants
with ono stroko Of tho pom.
With tho War cano tho destruction Of mill.
ions Of otlor kinds OF property, besides tho
RlavoH, tho accumulationB Of yeara. and tho
Inherited fortunes acquired by formor gon-
erauona. Cotton waa King no longer, nor
waa tho former afnvo-hroataer master over
the aonls md bodies OF others to buy aud soil
mud kill rs he pleassd. 1Ia was only lord Of
himsolf, and, when ho came to take his In
gontory and estimnte Its practical market
valuo, ho found It decidedly poor place OF
property. What could ho do? Roarod in
idlonosa, ho despised tho lnboror and hated
his work. uo was uttor]y holpless aud poor,
but i,o was still proud. Flo had beon con-
1uerad by superior numbers" but lie wns
not subduod. His cause was lost, bis slavoB
froo, md his means of living gone; but ho
was still wicked and wnywari. Ito could
make trouble, II ho couldn't make
a living, and II ho couldn't utilize
his old alavo population mud mike It avnla-
bio to I'LL tho soil and raiso crops, On which
ho and his family might subslat, he could at
lenst butldoza. }1timiinto. nnl rnfse ihc
deyl1, 30, since tho Wor olosoa, our South.
ern white brother hng boeu amending noat of
hts tiuo sitting nj thu cornor orooorv. whit
Ting pins sticks, drinking bat! whisky, damu-
ing tho carrot-bageors, md abusing and
cheating tho poor negro EuKnsos saws that
out Of 4 pino stick Yankee will wi,ttttc
Julcoslfp. sent In Couoress, and n foreiun
mission but the Southern Yonkoo Is not Of
that kind. The thrifty Northern ,nnn does
not stop to whittts shingles until his corn In
plantod, his folds clear Of weeds, and 1,js
aboep wnshod. After his sood IN In tho
ground. and the sun. md tho dow. and tho
rain, and all the silent but mighty forces In
tho nrcana of Neture have beou summoned to
his support, tho Northern ,nau stopg 1onp
enough to sott1o his accounts. intend tho ro.
lgious anniversaries, and incidentally discuss
tho Congressional proceedings. and tba Inst
INTERPRETATION Of tho Fail of Arnn.
AMI II rso,1v saon. 40 ,f ,ho n,;.f,..nr..
,f In aou.h r,,,,ta uaua~ ,a.1 r. .ass
t,,ra,,t thnt ,,,n oo,,o,;.w -, .1,a "u,.,..s.:s
wna erhous,aa Wv ~ ] ,o sraxt - 81 w n,a,n,,.a I1 .ho
II kr116 tH@ 3%t In
, 1879-05-24
THE CHICAGO GRAIN AND PR0V1BI0N
.'ls. .'. MARKET

That tho separation Of tie purely speculative
sales In this markot, rs in brsadstufIs and
provisions, from tho sales Of actual property,
which separation has beon growing widoE for
somo time, is soon to become absolute aud
per1nnnent. When that result has boon At
tainod fully, then there will be better,
hsalthior, md, VIC nny add, more rational,
market. This result has boon brought about
by the oEer-increasing magnitude Of the
property offered for ahle, by the ever
increasing demand for TINT property abroad,
and BY tlfo presence hare Of all tho capital
needed to hold all tho production which sup
ply tho markot The old practice Of sending
grain aud provisions Aonco to DO sold
by commission men has long since
been succeeded by tho tranafor Of tho pur-
chaaes to this city. Purchasers for tho
Eastern states, for Canadian shippors, for
London mud Liverpool, and France, Ger
mnny, md Holland, como hero with thor
money and make t1loir purchases lore,-bllls
on London and Paris boinB nanriy AZ conn.,
mon in this market a. arc bills on Now York.
Thia city therefore being tho market whore
iu purchases nre made direct from the own
ers Of tho property, owners have become
able to FIX the prices Of that property with
out reference to tho daily fluctuations OF
nominal pricos quoted in tho sales in which
no property ohnnges hands. It is no
unusual thing for salca to tako place
on 'Chnnge during a mornings ses-
sion OF blocks Of fiyo to ton thousand
busllols of grim, aggregattng several million
, 1879-05-24

T1fE Legislative, Executive, and Judicial
Appropriation bill has now received major
ity OF votes In both Houses Of Congress- and
will probably reach tho President today,
ana DO by him roturnod Oil Monday with
Yeto mpssnge
, 1879-05-24

McHfcknt's Thnntre.
NRdrnn ptseet between Dearborn and RtAte. "Mu'
sic md roctry Ut Var nayk" for thn B.neat Of tho
Pruteatnui Orphan A41tum. Afternoon and ereninE'
, 1879-05-24

Lake Shore. foot Of Warrington rtrcct. Champion
ehp game between Tho Doston and Chicago Clubs q
3:sO r. IN.
, 1879-05-24

I1nvcrfJ'A Theatre.
Dearborn ttrcet, corner Of Monroe. En8aRsment
OF Lcstcr Yaltaok. "sfy Awful dad" Afternoon and
evening.
, 1879-05-24

{, Randolph tttccE tetnren Clark md tasafc. In
gagccnt Of raujne Atarkhnus's English Conic Opcr,
Company. III. u. 8. rinaford." Afternoon and cYsn
iuH,
, 1879-05-24
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09
Dreaming of Home.
BY dATa BRITTLE.

Take me again to the dear old farm, when the
clover is in bloom:
Let me wet my feet in the dew-bathed grass,
and breathe its sweet perfume;
Give me 4 seat meath the old rooi-trec' =
frausht from the Homestead we'll.
A romp in the meadow or up on the hill, where
the echoes used to dwell;
And in one hour Of calm delight, III live again
the years
When the bitterest grief was swept away in a
Hood of transient tears.
see again the vine-clad porch, the rose bush
by the gate,
where the brightest sleams Of sunset seem to
love to lingcr late.
The gray barn in the distance, the spring-house
near al hand,
The crystal spring, and the limpid stream with
rustic bridges spanned.
The orchard and the garden, the fields of wav-
ing grain,
The cattle in the meadow, the pet lamb in the
lane;
And hear the reapers voices, and the scythe-
blades ringing sweep,
The whistle Of the meadOw.lark, the bleating
Of the sheep;
The tuneless dronins Of the bees that rob the
jessamine,
The buzzias of the summer hy, and the farm
vad's din;
Discordant sounds to other's ears, but now they
come TO me
More welcome than the dulcet notes of sweet
est harmony.
1t WAS dream. No more for me those sights
and sounds SO dear;
Myhome has been strangers for this many
and many year.
The house is Sone ando the spot where mem
c.y sees it stand,
Looms up lowered mansion for child Of for
tune planned.
And Ar has changed the orchard, the meadow
and the field
To sroaads' that nousht but rarestfruits ant
scarctst flowers yield.
lwould not know the spot again, but hard by il
tie grove
Where rest the Wondering forms Of thos'
whose memory love:
And il the grove, and by their side beneatl
tie locust's shade,
eoae day, ere many years, hope to have m,
body laid.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09
Wit and HllInOr.

Ben Butler, when boy ct school,
used to steal the dinners Of his mates
Sixteen different Connecticut men
claim to have invented tho buck-sew.
Sawlemn fact.
Graduates who enter journalism
should not forget to bring their SOULS
to the Office. -Ci"cianat Com mcrciat.
Vassar College has two Japanese
girls, and the Philadelphia Chronicle
says it is an affecting sight to see the
American girls teaching them how to
slide down the balustrade.
A Boston young man married against
the wishes of his parents, and in telling
friend how to break the news to them,
said: Tell them first that I'm dead i,
and gently work up to the climax"
A girl says that when she dies she
desires to have tobacco planted over
her grave, that the weed nourished by
her dust may be chewed by her be-
reaved lovers. There is poetry in the
idea.
Here is what critic heard IN Eng
lish tenor sing:
Who comes to thee when bowls do 1y?
My only darling, hit is |
NJ hOwn so good, so fair and hairless,
Thou never, never couldst be eartltss.
FoRTITUDE.
A drawer man never met,
Nor one more famed for fortitude,
Take snuff or dip he never would,
Not smoke cigars or pipes, and yet
Tobacco was his iOrte--hs chewed.
Puck.
Burglars broke into the house of O
horribly ugly old maid the other night
and just as they approached her couch,
the woman, who was dreaming she
was being proposed to by handsome
young man, rose up in bed and ex-
claimed, Yes, love, l will marry you. "
The frightened burglars sprang thirty
feet through the window sash and never
stopped until they were hid under a
hay stack fifteen miles from town.
The average boy is not afraid OF
work. He will labor hard six hours to
make peachstone ring, the value OF
which is no: over ten cents bushel
and will carry trunks ten hours day
for a minstrel troupe for an admission
ticket worth twenty-five cents. IL the
same boys m other asks him to perform
an errand occupying fifteen minutes
time, he growls and growls, and threat
ems to run away from home and become
q pirate. --Nolr'isto,cn Herald.