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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-18

A singular discovery was recently
made in a cemetery at .Newburgh, n.
Y. A number of trees were being
felled, and in the roots Of one, large
willow, imbedded 70 the depth of
twelve or eighteen inches, two foot
stones from graves were found, about
which the tree had grown. When
the men engaged in the work were
cutting up the trunk to take it away,
about fifteen inches from the surface !,
at point about three feet from the
ground, the saw grated against some-
thing hard. They then split the
stump, using powder and ak, until
they reached the curiosity, which
proved to be marble foot stone, in
the heart of the willow tree. The
fibre or grain of the tree had grown
around it, and evidently had been too
powerful for the. stone, for it had been
broken in two pieces, and the top
leaned considerably out of its place,
although closely surrounded by wood.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-18

Many an unwise parent labors hard
and lives sparingly all his life for the
purpose of leaving enough to give his
children start in the world, as it is
called. Setting a young man afloat
with money left him by his relatives
is like tying bladders under the arms
OF one who cannotswim; ten chances
to one he will lose his bladders and go
t6 the bottom. Teach him to swim,
and he will never need the bladders
Give your child sound education,
and you have done enough for him.
See to it that his morals are pure, his
mind cultivated, and his whole nature
made subservient to laws which gov
ern man, and you have given what
will be of more value than the wealth
Of the Indies.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-18

nave
system orainng
fW u.s. dy xp
ur IL
in which been
II "
TOT rsof tie Portage CounWH ledge 10
1t Q
would
IF.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-18

t A bride at Portland, Me-, was in
censed at her husbands conduct in
playing croquet with other Young Ia
dies, and emptied seven chambers of a
revolver at his fleeing, figure. lie has
not since been seen.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-18
Something New!
GOODSELL'S PATENT
Axle Cutting Machine !
Bring in your Old Buggies

And have them made as good rs new This
Machine will cut old and and worn spindles so
that they will run true, doing away with extra
washers. and taking up all slack, max ing the
wheels fit close and run without rattle or
friction,
This is no humbug, catch penny Patent Right
but something of practical value to every per
son owninga vehicle with worn spindles, doing
all that is claimed for it.
The undersigned have purchased one of these
Machines. with the exclusive right to use the
same in Portage County. Call at our Shop. on
Alley East of Court House Palk. where we can
ing it as good as new.
number of Ravennans, to whom we are
permitted to refer, have had their vehicles re-
fitted with this machine and all testify as to its
excellence. Il. f BOOSINGER SON
Ravcnna. Aug. 16. 1880. 625
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-18

: The Queens printer has put his sig
nature 10 the last sheet of the newly
revised New Testament, volumes of
which will be received soon on this
side of the water.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-18
Divorce Notice.

ANl side at Welling gton. Sumner tounty. State
hansa>. is hereby notified that CI rus w
Nowen lid the 7ih day Of August. ID. 1850
lille his petition in the office OF the tletk of the
Court of Common Pleas within and fer the
ounty of Portage and State of Ohio. charging
he SAID M aggie MOwcn with adultery with onr
4. IL. Baldwin. and with other men. and ask N g
that he may be divorced from said Maggie Now :
en- WHICH petition will be for bearing six week S
after the first publication of this notice. The
said Maggie MOwen is also notified that depO-
-itiOns to be read in the trial of said suit. will
be taken at the Office of Showalter and Lucas,
Attorneys. at the village of wellington. County
OF Sumner State OF Kansas, the first day OF
September A. D.. 1880 and at the Office of Phelps
and Dussel. in the Village of Ravenna. County
of Portage and State OF Ohio. on the 25th day
OF August, A. d, 1850.
CYRUS w. MOWEN.
BY PHELPS & DUssEL. his Attys.
694-6w
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-18

i Drunkenness has been decided not
to b acrime In MASSACHUSETTS, accord
ing to the ruling Of Judge Tillson, of
the First District Court of Southern
Worcester, who ordered the discharge
of : prisoner arraigned for drunken
ness This decision which has created
quite q sensation, is based upon tech
nical points and complications grow
ing out Of q repeal Of an old law and
failure to make proper provisions in
its substitute.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-18

The Duke Of Portland has had site
prepared ON one of his English estates
r beaver village, the beavers to be
bnf><fed from Canada.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-18
TRAINS WESTWARD.

Trains NO. and IL run daily.
Palace sleeping Coaches on trains No, l. g 5
and IL between Cincinnati and New Y York daily.
sleeping Coach on No. and l2 between Gin
;innatl and Boston daily. via Albany,
Hotel Coach on train No. TO Chicago daily
via Mansfield
Train No. 3 connects at Mansfield with Pitts
uurg, Fort wayne Chicago Railroad for Chi
ago. Milwaukee, Omaha and all points IN the
Northwest; at Meadville, for on City; al
Jamestown for Buffalo and Niagara Falls; at
,aiamancs Tor Rochester; and at Binghamton
;or Albany and Boston.
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains
for the South and West
. No " "stop-over'' allowed upon local tickets.
Local passengers must purchase ticketstO their
first stopping place, and may then repurclrase
from that point to destination.
w. Is. SHATTUC,
General Passenger and Ticket A gent,
CLEVELAND. o.
p. D.-COOPER
~ General Superintendent
CL81ELAhD -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-18
EST ADLISAD l~.

EsrABLIsAKD loW. 49,
r. 8. 30 "A. D. LAOEK'
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
6SS Seventh Ssreet, WasAssgssss, d. O.
Inventors.
We procure patents in all countries. No Ar.
the PATENTS granted. No fees for n ~ fipr nre
l1mlnary examinations. No addition ii fces f.v
attention given to Interferenoe Cases hecoro -
fafent once, Extensions before Con rress n.
fringement Suit. In ditcrent states. and ali iis-
lSations appcrtaining to Inventions or Pstenfs
SEND STAMP FOR PAhPHLKr GIVING YELL ~
sTRUCTIONs. -ssA A.
united States Courts and Departmsuts.
-, Claims prosecuted in the Supreme Court ef
commissioners of Alabama Caims sorts.vr
Ciaims commission, and all classes or w
Claims before the Executive Departments,
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty. 1E
OFFICES. SOLDIERS and SAILORS wounded.
rupsufed, or injured in the itts war hoWever
si0n.. ..,e.. - ODs-n pen
United States General Land once.
Contested Land Cases, Private Land (a.,-.
,arnan n,Ining pre.emptfon. and Homestead Cases
Rens RlUsecn.ea nefore the General Land Once ana
DepaItment OF tho Interior.
Land Warrants.
w pay casn ior Bounty Land Warrants and
we we invite correspondence with all parties nav.
ing any Ior sale, and give full and expiicit IN
we wnere assignments are Imperfect
na5lng therein the clerical assistance Of AZ:
nnu ueaperienced lawyers. and give our clcsesS
Ia 9pervlslon to every Important paper
thus secured to all business entrustesl t. n.
Address u'sou 70 u.
H. s. q A. p. LACEY, Attorneys.
WASHINGTON, d. O.
any person desiring information as to che
the firm will, on request. be furnished Cith .
sasasiaGtory reference in his vicinity or Con
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-18
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE!

repeated trials
UN HUMAN TLEN
ed of
OR LAMENESS Some afraid
medicine
should good and know
child
wonderful
flesh.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-18

TESTIMON -
RaVenna, March 80 Is1A
AR. o. S. RUzzELL: Dear Sir NY Wagon =.
fPurchased Of you about two years ago. muss
acknowledge is much better than expecSe1
Being OF medium size. thought it too lixht r.
my business; but it is just right, runs iirit and
1asy, and have often carried on it 400 hriekS
rom my kiln. 1t will carry eight thoulaI6
sounds. and has never cost me one can't Tor -
pairs. Yours truly, H. CARIE
Shalersville, March !S ISIS.
Mr. U. 8; BUzzELL. Dear Sir I'm the fall Of
s62 purchased of you aliSht wagon Weie4
with box on. 639 pounds. tits a thimble sksfr
whlcn think Is the easiest running WaeeRA
uSe have frequently drawn D, 900 poundsy
on 1t at one time. All the expense that "a.
upon 1t for the first twelve years was foraH
singtlre once. Yours, with respect rs =
...s. S. G. ELDRID0l.
Ravenna. March IL 1S58
MR. U. 8. BUzzELL: Dear Strive have boe>
using one of your one horse wagons now ovA
TWO years in our lumber yard, often loadinst
with one thousand feet OF green hemIoek - !
OAK, and we think it the best and easiest ru.
nlng wagon we ever had. 1t will carry 8 q
ps:, ana mas never cost US one dollar tor repaira
Tor that time. Yours, truly,
4 st1EA ERLAND 4 CO.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-18
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TIME undersigned has been duly anpoiptcd
i and qualified as administrator OF the estate
of Ellen K. Cole, deceased, late of Rushforf
township. Allegheny county, New York
s.o Ii. l.. OSBORN.
, 1880-01-21
OBITUARY..
GOV, wEsrCOTT.

aoFs "F4SlC4FIIs
Special Dtspatth 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
MoNTREArn Jan. GA character well
known in Montreal ns Gov. Weste0tt died
here tn4lay. 1Ie Ind Mt one tlInc been 4 Ee'l-
llcman Of wealth and position IN the South,
but was driven from his native State, Florida,
When tho War OF the Rebellion clDsctl with
Tic downfall Of the Confetlcracy. Frun, first
10 Inst he maintained the most untlying cotl-
tempt for what lie called "Yankcc instftl'-
t1ons," and notwithstanding that Ills srluttycs
wera enjoying wealth and position u, Florida,
the Goynrilor never would return to Isnatlye
land. IIuwnsborn III Alexandria. Va, in iSG!.
but was sclnn or n well-known New Jersey
family. lie was II Democrat. and SERVED,
politically and in the army. under President
md 0c'eral .Iackso!', ald was = Judge
admission to Tie Union. lie died as he Ind
.HS S s u a Hss e teesnrlS r Hfsd sds; et;r1 1yihS wS
Mtene'l NJ n @ !im r. h1s Illness ; :" a,n " Kiag e. to
arms" il., sitlgulnfy eltollgl,, died aceor.t-
lnBly. Orders were .giyent0 havo his body
r,nbAlnled, and II will be sent to the South
to his friends.
, 1880-01-21
home and nbronsl by maintaining tho promisU
n9 tn the compulsory payment nf the dG!,t'

home a,,d ahroatl By maintaining tho promisu
nS tn the compulsory payment nt the de!,t'
81 ihls Jnint tlle morning lIn1lr expired,
nt,tf tho bill went over without nctInu:
Mr.. Mntton presented n memorial Of the
Directors Of tie t1linnis Cc,.trni Railroad
Company asking Tint tho duty hereafter i'm
posed upon steel rails shall be specific, at
rate not exceeding $40 per tnn. Referred.
T]Ns House then, after. voting tlniytl mo.
iton to closn the general debate on tto rrp0rtt
Of the COMMITTEES on Rules tomorrow. went
Into Committee Of the WMle (Mr. Carlisle III
the chatr) IN that subject matter.
blr. Williams cnnfiiIrd himself 10 pointing
ont wtat he considered to ~ some Frcnt ol''
stncles In tho wny Of intell1gently tralls9ct,,
ing tile business of the House. 1le nllnded
10 tho great. disorder ,whicl, sometimes pre-
vailed, md slREcstrti u the Speaker,
thnn whom M Speaker hna ever
kept better order. that lle s!soull, when no
found 1t out of Ills power to maintain ort!er,
tlecinre to tho House md country t'Iat tho
public business should mot be I,rncee!iri
with until order was preserved. Avery ttall-
eerolls urd prrntctous practice was proceed.
ing by unanimous consent, nrtl he would
offer nm amendment 10 the rifles forb1ttlinE
the Speaker TO entertain my requests for
unanimous consent, except un'ler certain
conditions. .-
1OuruCt.
, 1880-01-21
VARIOUS.

TnE. STATE sEcl.ErAhy's sArE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jun. o0.-Nfachfnfsts
worked all night on the safe III tlle Sccreta-
ry's office, md finally opened 1t. There wero
no valuable papers In It, nor tho seal OF tho
State or ollctui election returns. It Is con-
jcctrred that tho returns havo been de-
stroycd.
WANTS TO nE: INVESTIGATED,
1}osroS, Mass., Jan. 20.-Tle Hcraid'x AN-
g,,sta special says: "In the Republican
House, this morning, communication was
received from Wallace II. White, of Win
throp, demanding m Investigation OF tho
ehHrges Of bribery preferred against him by
tle Fuslpnist lcKis!ntors; Mr. Wl,ltu states
OF tho Legislature Ill ortler t0 present hla tl..-
mlai1tl. A special committee will Investigate
tho case.
nlsArP1sovRD.
nosToy, Jan: oo.-l'he Hcrald's Brunswick
spec!al saya Gen: Cnamberlatn dlsaPproyes
nf the action Of the Governor In shutting out
from tho State-Ilouse tho Fusion Legislature.
!le declares that on Sunday Inst, Gov. Davis
having songl't, counsel Of hin, IN the matter,
lnlurpd for two l'nurs t. canvtnca tint
0tllcial tint there WIS neither Wlsll0m nor
good policy tl1 such proceedings. llo felt u
s sq e. tSssfnr Sss %s e1eea M {a t. 1 1Gd M
tho constitutional Government, md agreed
to peaceful tor1As.
GENERALIZATION.
AUGUSTA, jan, oo.---{l0v. Davis taa received
letter Of eonYratalatlon from Gov, Long,
OF Massachusetts.
Bl:vENTEEN spHTN0F1ELn RIFLES
wore found concealed this evening at the
6tAte-IIouse, tltlucn by tho Fusontstx.
Tho messenger for tho Superintendent 0f
Dai!a|nEs. ", %aS !. found tle!lysrinE t19 la4ll d
Sawyer ut MI 0ltlce lle Ind engaged on Water
street Ills place will be filled by nllother
Col. Willie, OF Dargor, -tclcgrnphs 1fai.
Folsom TO rnpOrt to hlln ut bangor, but Fol
SON replied ha lad been lionorably dis
charged.
TuE yus1ON QUESTIONS
10 the Supreme Court 0re being prepared,
but will not ED renuly for the press tonight.
Fow believe they will ever DO submitted. 1t
WIS Unlimited lu tho Fusion Legislature IT,
.tay thnt they e1ult hive the Rep
r!esentntiytw' lla!l for. thelr ses-
sions It leslreti. No such arrangement
cMI possibly tM matln. Gov. DRyis woultl
not consent for q moment to allow the hallY
to ho used for tle!s purpose.
Ex-GOv. tinrcel0N IL III the city.
SENATOR Dlnino BpeAkS ut u public meeting
In this city Tomorrow evening, aud leaves
for Washington Thursday morning.
, 1880-01-21
Others. However, Would Like to Sub.
nit Some ConundrumB to the
Supreme Court;
And Yet Others W0nld Go So Far Us to
Call Tic Democratic Congress
To Thoir Aid.
All OF Which Is Indicative Of tho EARLY
and Absolute Dissolution Of the
Rnmp Body.
DOWN TO BUSINESS.

TlE nErt1t,IICAS r1:f3fSrArt:RE.
a,,,,,,r. AZ. Io., m IA f,.s t,,n,, f,,,,t
on casual investigation that during the last
week of GnrceIOn's Administration he drew
,,,o-r,rt, ~, t,,n rroosnr, ,,,tl,nvt fl,t,r ~
voucher,
rim nut1 Afnurtou Fueton monnhnra mn,
A'"' "a" 44'.t'o,f "ei',l ,"e"oIts' Wy
pearcl and TOOK thoar seats Ill Inc HOUSE.
ltnftGr md DeDner, Rtso FltsjontstS, lntl nj
ro,,1,. t,tnp +Iotr .o,fr rof,,s1,, Ia o,t ,vttl,
.caus '4.hct .AcH Sctlte' 1c1"s'uk ~ "e' "''''
tie Fusion House.
Tin fn1tn,,tn, ,vaa m ssctl In hofh hror nf,ce
,,,''.,n. % WI" W. s,',... ~ ~.
u. .nsENs; ~ lug Fnty.HaM l.sElsiMtute u ~ M
H!ue =! nnntu ~ cieuiSu W Lb teoFtu y w,
, 1880-01-21
(juur1led to 10 Tomorrow.
WISCONSIN,.


Ep*stal Dtspaleh to Iht Chicago Tttbuns.
MADISON, Wis, jan. a.-In the Scnnte to
uny memorial to Congress for improvement
of tic harhor ut Port Washington, Wis, was
passed. Bills wero presented for purchasing
100 copies Of Webster's Dictionary for the use
ot tho State. III tho Assembly memorial
to Congress tor lighthouses at each end OF
the Sturgeon Buy SLIP Canal passed. 4
resolution WIS adopted quitting Oft now bual-
ness Feb. G. The Assembly Joint resolution
congrntulatlnK Milne on tic settlement OF tlnr
political troubles WIS slightly amended In
the Setlato by Senator ltAnkin, and further
consideration was put over until tomorrow,
The Republicans held d caucus this eye,,-
Ing aud decided to kill ltankins' amendment
to the Malne congratulAtory resolutions and
nttopt tue resolution substantially as at Iirst
offered. keoglI will INTRODUCES resolution
In tho Assembly rs an offset to the above.
LIE doctors favorable to tllH proposed
medical legislation had nleetlnK OF tlle
Assembly Committee, and explained their
M0rIow. The bll! will endcayor to cut oil oil
practitioners except those who Gun paas nn
examination BEFORE ls0nrtl appointed by tbs
Governor. Two amendments have been
agreed on, Dne exrn!pting medicines frnln
provisions Of tho bill, and tho other proyid-
Ing that after lb3l no person shull 10 allowed
70 present himself before this board unless
he Ii regular graduate. The Milwaukee,
delegation will haya u meeting Tomorrow.
nlld UrgnnIze fur tho sesslan.
, 1880-01-21
TELEGRAPHlc NOTES,

Mon1IE, Ala, Jan. 2o,-'Tho Leo AssocIs
tton celebrated yesterday the anniversary o'
Gen. Lco's birthday bya grand parade, u
Which tho foreign Consuls md the city OIL
clals took part. A. banquet was given u
Temperance Hall, at which cx-oftlcers OF tho
Union and Confederate armies wcre p!es
ent: The celebration closed With lnasx
bnll.
Nnw Yonk, Jan. so.-hlr. Whftolaw Aeld
sent n pnrty OF thirty-five homeless, Ne.
York children west thfs afternoon under ~
cAre Of MI agent OF the Children'a Aid 80
ciqty. .trficIr destination H. SprinGyille, 4.
where homes will bo found for tlien,1 chiefly
amonE farmers Of the vicinity. Mr: REID &, g:
Size before the season Tor spring work opens
, 1880-01-21
FOREIGN GRAIN TRADE,
. MEElfr.Y. HEYtEW..

LONDON, Jall. 9.--Thc Mnrh Lullc Ez1jrcsa
says: The farmers have made up n good
portion of tllelt lost time rs regards wheat
sowing, but sli,ce "Wednesday removed WILL
try weather llns ngnin caused some check.
The nululnn-sown graltl Is terminating 20
slowly TINT in some districts IN Is feared the
seed haS been destroyed by tho recent frost,
but, generally speaking, It fs thought tho
situation. II not especially promising, offers
few grounds Of anxiety at this carly stage.
Tile quantity md condition Of homegrown
wheat offered In Mnrk Lime mil tho I'royin-
cIal markets ls l,nimprnvet, and nillers
ALMOST TOTALLY NEuI.ECr BAMrLEs,
and " very few cnses where decent samples
cline Of n shilling ner quarter.
Tho imports Of foreign wheat were ngaln
moderate, antl hive mostly gone Into grpna-
~, rs tho colsstnptlyo dGnilihd las been very
parent n the trn!le. Stocks gro increasing,
mt only In London, but IN Marsullley mil
Borslenilx., While I'd quantity OF wllcnt ailoat
still exceeds aa,:o0, 0D quarters, and while n
yornbly for the SUCCESS If American speou;
latton tor 4 rise, the presence of Important
stocks III French ports y sufficiently sfgnfil
emit, ~ the acti0n OF France WINS counted
upon to relieve Great Britain nj 4 fair pro-
portion Of the supply on passage.
Tho rnpld and 1larked DECLINE In maize OF
three shilllngs In three weeks Is owing to tho
scare ns to tho shipments America may
make. According to present appearances,
AMERICA HAS QUITE ENOUGH TO DO
to manage It's wheat, 10 tint there should ho
plnrty Of time to recover the decline tn
lhniIe, which was brought about principally
by tliniltty.
Arrivals ut ports of enll hnyo been modernto.
There WIS fair business In w,ent enrgoes
at II decline at sixpence 10 n shilling per
quarter on rod winter md spring Americans.
atNl 4 shilling to n SHILLING and slxpelice PER
quarter on f:ltrka dissertations. hlaizg sald
demand for wheat for shipment. though
sellers WcrD more inclined to meet buyers
views,
Tllera WAS moderate inquiry for mntze
md barley at n dcclino OF 6sl@yd per -qunrter.
Sales of English wheat last Wcuk, ;G,87l
qilarters at 15s. lid, agalnst 5 Ill quaTtoEs at
:ss. lid. for tho corresponding week thu
previous year: Imports into the United
NJ, ,aas7 llnrdrctlweEgllts wllcat anl a15,SAl
hnnlredweight flour.
, 1880-01-21
STATE AFFAIRS.

~ " 4hs
DEs MONIES, H., JIM. 20.-The General
Assembly convened at . o'clock this after
noon. In the Senate memorials wero pre-
sented by Senators Kinlball and Russell, Of
Jones, asking Congress to regulate Inter-
follows: l3y Senntor Ilartshorn, 1egaltzing
the removal of E,un,ett County seat from
Estheryille; ntso providing for nttorncys'
fees i'll default cases; BY Senator Ktmball,
amending THO Cutc 50 ns to prevent the sale
ct Intoxicating liquors and gambling Mt the
SlAte-FAsr grounds; by Senator Lawrence,
relating to tile consequences OF real estate
by, foreign executions; BY Scnntor Ford, pro.
willing TINT in ca!se OF q tte vote for sclooI
electors the same bo decided hy lot; by Sell
ntors Boiling, IAnna, Hurled, k1Inball, nnd
l!artshnr1i, reducing the Interest OIL School
Fund loans; BY Senator Foster, providing
by Senator Greenler, reducing the. salary OF
county officers; ny Senator .Larrabee, 1nAk-
ing It tho duty Of county officers to furnish
Information or statistics To. the G0ycrnor Or
either ll9nso Of tho GENERAL Assembly when
pealing the section Of the Cotlu expmptlng
the earnings Of Il doctor Or his family fnr
personal servicU; by Mr.. Webb, apprDprint-
!'lg SMsS for tue inauguration EXPENSES; By
ard noxinuH weeds
!. In tho House, after the announcement of
the Standing Committees, more bills were i'll
tr0ttlcGt, tho more important OF which are:
ly Mr. CO0tnes, Ut CAss, cutting down tho
fees Ut SlleritfY about 10 pr cent; by hlr,
Stockton, Ut Fremont, cutting ttnwn tho pay
Of shorthand reporters from 9B to IS o tlny;
by Mr. Cnbb, OF I,eht0n. milking tho rights
Of 2 purchaser and payer Of n0te9 obtained
by frnntl euMal In effect; making fraudulent
patent rights nnd other swindlEng notes Of
10 effect; by Mr.. Clayton, ut pottAwattalnfe,
securing tho homestead to my member OF
tho family under the vnue Of SO, 600; also, by
the same, regulating the practice Ut ,ne,llcinO
In the State, lelhE I'll principle the Il|InnIs
bill:by Mr. tIIMtclllnsntl, Of Wnpel0, relieving
real estate fron, double taxation ii, certain
tent as renl estate; also. providing for n
moreef efllclentn tnsscss11!cnt Of property; arthor-
;zlng@ @ ne nppolntn!cnt, ,f q nsslStant Assessors
Cl!ckasaw, enabling Ilotnries public to per
form Official nets III counties Htler thnN those
III w!icfi they reside: by Mr. Harvey, Of Polk,
providing for tho enforcement OF the C0nsti-
tuition III relation to the limitation 0f nlu,,i-
cipal indebtedness: by Afr. Glnsg0w, Of De8
MoiMes, reducing the nullber of Grand Jurors
from fifteen to tens by Mr.. peorrnn, cxtent1-
ing to women the right to hold tho Office OF
County Auditor; jolMt resolution By AIr.
Casey, OF Lee, amending tho Constitution
giving power to courts OF summary (lrEsttc-
ton in oil otfnnses less tllRn felUny: to
abolish all Grnrd .1uriua md the District At
tornoy, replacing thom with County At
torney.
Adjourned to 10 Tomorrow.