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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-05
The Hattie EEOuse.

gentlemen visiting Knoxville, with
or without ladies, will find no better
place to stop than the Hattie House.
The new Hotel adioins the old Central
House, and is complete in all its depart
mcnts. 1t is now clean, cool, and well
ventilated It's furniture is new and
neat the table is all that the palate
could wish anc skillful cooking supply /;
and the price OF board is so reasonable
that all can afford to patronize it.
The proprietor, j. G. Flanders, is
we'll known as Il polite, attentive and
accommodating gentleman. jy - If.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-05

SENATOR VOORHEES,, Of Indiana, who
was a red mouth copper-hcad during
che war, aud who said that every Union
soldier should wear n collar branded
"A. Lincolm's dog" is now the lcader
Df the Hancock party.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-05

THE Dayton Times and other dem
.%ocr1tic papers have been printing a
falsehood on Gen. Garfield in refer
.ence to a decision Of Judge Swayne,
and not one Of them had the man
hood to correct it. The Memphis
,AUalaache, IL Of the leading demo-
cratic organs of the State. and of the
independent stripe says about it:
The worthlessness of partizan news
pagers as disscminators of political
Intelligence, illustrated in the publ
cation of the reputed decision Of Judge
Swyine, in the DcGolyer case, by the
democratic newspapers. There is no
record of any such decision, and Sen
ator Doolittle, who is adcmocrat, and
the attorney i'll the case, says there
was no decision. And yet the dem
ocratic papers will not publish the
fact that there was no ground for
the publication tta4 there was q de-
CiSiOn.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-05
NON-R ESIDENT NOTICE.
Georgia Cardcr

Henry Cardcr.

vs.. Divorce.
Henry Cardcr.
In this cause, it appearing from the
allegations Of the bill, which is vcri-
fed by affidavit, that the defendant Is Il
non-rcsidCnt of the State Of Tennessee,
50 that the ordinary process of law can
not he served on him. 1t is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the
WEEKLY HERALD, 4 newspaper publish
ed in Cleveland, Bradley county Tenn.
for four consecutive weeks, requiring
the defendant TO appear at the Court
House IN Cleveland, in said county aud
State on the LIST MONDAY OF SEP
TENDER next and plead, ahswer or
otherwise make defense TO said bill, or
in default thereof, the same will be Ia
ken for confessed aud set for hearing
OK partc.
Il. ". SElVipGE, Clerk
Aug. 9th 1850. pr foe ~.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-05

TnG New York Ns,aH supports Han
cock, but Is dccidly Of the opinion that
Garfield will carry Indiana aud Flori-
ia, aud says they may carry North
CAROLINA
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-05
On Exhibition Day & NIGHT,

Requiring a special constructed steamengine Of many horse pow
e, for the generation OF electricity. and many miles Of insulated
wire, illuminating all surrounding objects with soft, mellow, but
surprisingly brilliant light equalng in intensity the monday sun.
RADIUS OF HALF \ LEAGUE.
The engine used in connection with this light was constructed es
pccally for this purpose, by the Fitchburg Steam Engine Compa-
ny. Of %Iitchburg, Mass.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-05
HSII Dot So!

The telegraph Tuesday announced
the astounding fact that the great State
of Alabama had gone democratic by the
usual majority.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-05

Senator Conovcr, of Flor ida, says
that State will 90 for Garfield without
a doubt.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-05

Col. r. NJ. Edwards the Grecnbac&
candidate for Governor stole several
Aqrses in this section at the close Of
the war,-Meigs Couny Ne'cs.
This is news to us. Col. Edwards
is,a respected and honored citizen of
this place, and this is the first time
we have ever heard him accused of
dishonesty, We are not the champ
an of ,hig cause, but the statement
shat he wei stole horses or anything
else is simply a falSehood. We doubt
if he was evcr in that section during
the war.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-05

THG democratic ticket, like the party,
has SOFT head ana a hard tail.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-05
hifi hhffhhf OF CUMBERLAND UNivEnsrTY,
INV AkhQlt LEBANON. TENN

.''At t'Ilh, being the JJih,
begins Sept 6. 1850 Diploma and licrns,
10 practice may bee obtained by attending =
sessions Oi NV months each. Candidates
cor senior Class received ON examination.
tuition fee $50 per term OF five months.
board.ng in good families s. 81 Der week.
lie common Law, 10 iOscc in every State.
- taught, not 10y lectures, but hy actual rec.
itatioH and examination. Near two tbous.
ana Young men have attended this school.
'uiy lev.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-05
Cleveland Tannery,
j. b. Fillauer, Prop.

Best grades of Leather of all kinds
constantly on hand and will be sold
cheap for cash.
We also exchange Leather for
GREEN q DRY ElIDES,
or we will pay the highest market
price in cash for hides. Bring your
Hides to me before you sell to any one
else. Oct. ! ~.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-05
MONSTER

Trained differently from any in existence, embracing evey know
species, form the tiny yearIng to the most s]tupondous male.
A COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGE OF EDUCATED ANIMALS
The most complete and exhaustive academy of brute scholars eve
established.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-08-05
Agents Wanted to sell the Life of
GEN. HANCOCK

By his life long friend, Hon. JONI W. FonSrY
ancditor and author of national reputation.
an ardent admircr ofthc "supcrb soldier"
This work is complete, authentic, low priced.
Fully illustrated. Positively the ablcs and
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outfit 80 q. Particulars free. Act quick.
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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-04-21

c o u II II 5.
The District Court meets every first
Monday in March and September.
w. A. BLACKBURN, District Judge.
WALTER ACKER, District Attorney,
W. A. WILSON, District Clerk.
The County Court, for Criminal causes,
meets tho frs. Monday in each month for
civil causes the first Monday in each alter
nato month, commencing with January
NELSON 5. RECTOR, County Judge,
A. LOW, County Attorney,
j. n. GAUNEY, County Clerk,
GUS. W. LOF"rIN, sheriff,
JAS. A. KING, Assessor
JAS. DOFFLENIRE, Treasurer,
j. II. SNELLINGS, County Surveyor.
The County Commissioners Court meets
the second Monday in every third month,
commencing with February.
w N. FAYER, j. p. SANDERS, j. b.
HARRELL and JOE. BROWN, Com
missiOners.
The Justice Court Prct. No. for civil
business, meets tho fourth Monday in
every month.
W. r. MELTON, j. p. Prct. No. /,
80. -, Constable,
The Justices Court for precinct No. 2
meets the first Saturday in each month
w POTTER, j. y. Prct. No. >.
j. FACKLAM, Constable.
The Justices Court Prot. No. 3, for civil
business meets the third Saturday in every
mouth, and for criminal business the fourth
Monday ~ every month.
ID. S. HANNA, j. =. Prct. No. 3.
j. T. HOUSTON, Constable.
Tho Justices Court for precinct No.
meets the fourth Saturday in every mouth.
j, b. HARRELL, J. p. Prct. M. I.
JAS. MEANS, Constable.
The Justices Court for precinct No
meets the second Saturday in sach month.
J. p. SANDERS. j. +. Prot. 8.
j. j. CARTER, Constable,
The Justices Court for precinct No. 6
meets the first Monday in each month,
j. II. EDWARDS, j. p. Prct. No. 9.
- -, Constable.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-04-21
GENERAL NEWS.

The growth Of orange groves is at
tracing much attention among the
farmers of Beaufort, South Carolina.
Reports from various parts Of Ohio,
Indiana and Kentucky show that much
Of the peach crop has been injured by
frost.
Largo quantities Of rye nrs pro-
duced In Pennsylvania, where the
straw Ia extensively used In the manu-
facture Of paper.
Additional information from repuhii-
can county conventions held IN Vir-
giuia on tho 10Th insnres solid dele.
cation for Grant from that State.
Extensive forest fires In the wildet-
ness region aud vicinity In Virginia
have destroyed much " the fencing
aud many cabins, and serlously injured
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-04-21
STATE NEWS.

We learn from Mr.. T., L. Capps, of
this county, that on Thursday last
whilst Mr.. Henry Cooper was in his
field, 10 miles south of Cleburne, on
Mustang creek, in Hill county, there
fell from clear sky shower Of blood
and particles and large pieces of flesh.
Some Of the pieces were rs large as a
mans hand. and have been preserved
to be seen Of all mon. Mr., Cooper is
a reliable man. and IL any one should
feel curious enough to visit him we
can assure them, 90 tho authority Of
Mr.. Camps, Tint this information is
correct in all respects, CleburHe Ara-
idHohe.
Though It is frequently the sad duty
of tho newspapers 10 chronicle the de-
mise OF both yonng and old, rarely
have we been called upon TO relate n
more sorrowful occurrence than the
death on Sunday last Of q child of Mr..
]. J. Gillespie, the well known county
surveyor. While out at work ON Sat
urday Mr.. Gillespie captured a taren'
tula, and having with him an oxtra
nair nc boots. placed the vcnopnous
reptile in one Of them TO take 1t home
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-04-21
McuLLocH DIRECTORY.

G. H. Realty, County Judge,
Henry r. Eubank, Sheriff,
Charles Harconrt, District Clerk,
II. c. Burke, County Clork,
p, 3, Stark, Assessor.
A. c. Erkle, Inspector,
John X. MCGEE, Treasurer,
Walter Anderson, County Attorney.
NJ. Spiller, County Surveyor,
II. c. Fulchcr, q. W. Simpson, John
Prude and Shell Wilson, County Com
missiunors,
A. j. Carpenter, j. +. Prct, No. l.,
g. w. Simpson, j.. +. Prct. No. 9,
Joeeph Chafin, ]. p, Prct No. 4,
NJ. +. Cox, J. =. Prot. No. 9.
District Court meets on the first Mon
days in March and September, and contin-
ues one week.
The County Court meets the fourth Mon
day In every month for criminal business,
and the fourth Mondays in January,
March, May, July, September aud Novem-
Der for civil business,
Justices Court for precinct No. meets
the first Saturday In each month"; and for
precincts and the fourth Saturday 10
each month.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-04-21
CORRESPONDENTS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April IL, 1880.
One Of the curiosities of current
politics is certainly the facility with
which the friends Of various presiden-
tial aspirants count upon the support
of the same delegates. If we are to
believe what the friends of Messrs,
Grant and Blaine, for instance, say,
New York must have hundred dele
gates at Chicago instead OF seventy,
and Pennsylvania, entitled to fifty
eight, more than hundred. But per
haps the Texas republicans, n mere
handful at least, are more fully repre-
scented than any others in this imag
inery lot of figures. Texas has four
toon delegates, aud, of these, fourteen
ure rUr utaut, twoi'O r. p,"i---, -;oi-.
Tor Sherman, and two undecided. II
in our own party there is something Of
this kind of figuring it will not be
strange, but VIC can not hope to equal
the INSCRIPTIONS supporters of Grant,
the over enthusiastic friends of Blame,
or the sly campaign builders of Sher-
man. The latter, by the way, was
one of tho original currency imitation
lists, and though changed on that sub
ject has not lost the old tricks.
Several republican leaders on Sat.
urday addressed the house in opposi-
ton to that clause of the military
appropriation bill which prohibits the
payment of troops when they are act
ing as a police to keep peace at the
polls. Some of these gentlemen voted
for the same proviso last summer, and
Mr. Hayes did not veto it, Mr.. Gar
ield who spoke and voted for it then,
has gone home to avoid doing the same
thing now. The bill with this proviso
will pass to-day or tomorrow, md 60
to the senate. IL is believed the same
policy will be pursued by tho demo
Gratis of the house ON this and all other
Of the appropriation bills whose main
points we're discussed fully at the ex-
ira session-viz they will allow the
radicals to do all the talking. The
democratic position is well understood
and is to save expenses whenever pos
sible, and throw such safeguards
around the rights of the people aud OIL
States as are possible, No oratory 1,
needed to make this plain. II thi.
course shall be pursued there is rea,
sonable hope still of an adjournment
early in June.
The democratic Senators agreed sub
stantially to give preference to nppro-
priation bills during the remainder o
the session, but with an understanding
that the Geneva award bill aud tn,
Spotford- Kellogg case should be dis
posed of before adjournment, TIL,
Ute agreement will be voted on to-day
RENO.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-04-21

Mail leaves San Saba for L1mpasaa'oyery IL. y
except Sunday at 4. ". and arrives same day at
GIN
Mail from Llano. arrives At San Haha every
Monday and Friday ate r. ", Leaves San saba,
every Tues lay aud Saturday at 6 An.
Mail leDves San Saba for Brownwood oy~-y
Thur-day morning, and returns Saturdays al
o'clock P N.
The Comaneha mail arrives every Tuesday al
10 ", and departs At ?. n. the sans day.
The brady City mail leaves San Saba every Mon
day and Thursday and returns IN Wednesday and
Saturday.
Mail for Coleman leaves Tuesday at : A. ", aud
arrives at Coleman next day at =. N, leaves Colo
man Thursday At a. Nj and arrives At San Saba
next day at6rN.
Registered mail closes at r. ", previous ia
tho mail going out on the following morning
j. W. BAKER. 7. NJ.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-04-21

PRESBYTERIAN services on tho Grst and
third Sabbath of every month by ROv. Geo r.
WAddell
METHODIST services End Sabbath in each
month, by Rev. j. Is. Parker, T. g,
CATHOLIC services the second Sabbath In each
month by Row Father Poric.
BAPTIST services ever fourth Sabbath and thu
Saturday before in each month by Rev. W. W
Maund.
SABBATH SCHOOL every sabbath at o'clocl
at the school house.
c. p. BgtTr, Superintendent.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-04-21

The general crop news in Alabama
is very far from assuring. In all parts
Of the State the Indications are that
the cotton crop will not he as good as
was expected some weeks ago. The
ovetGows have done large degree of
harm, as the freshets were not con-
fined to any particular section of the
State, but were unusually general.
And. rs we have already shown, there
is gloomy outlook in both wheat
and oats. Onr State exchanges from
the wheat growing section, without
exception, report that considerable
damage has been done by rust and the
probabilities are that the wheat and
oat crops will be very short-MoR'-
qomery Advertiser.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-04-21

Hatred is blind as well as love.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-04-21
LLANo COUNTY DIRECTORY.

.-- District Clerk,
J. G. OATMAN, County Judge,
KNIGHT STIrH, County Attorney,
J. J. BOZARTH, Sheriff,
T., X. BEESON, County Clerk,
FRANK SMITH, County Treasurer,
80. 49,, Comfy Surveyor,
J, n. PANKEY, Assessor,
j. W. KELLY, Hide a. Cattle Inspector,
-. ATCHERSON, -. ToRBlT, GID.
COWAN and LAWRENCE MILLER,
County Commissioners,
q. KEESfE, !. =. Precinct No. I,
-. BOURLAND, Constable Prct No. !,
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1880-04-21

. SAN SABA LODGE No. 225, A, +. Il A. NJ
II Gets on the Saturday evening on or be-
fore the full moon IN eacn moIJn.
W. I. MELTON, w. N.
GEO. b. COOKE, Sec.
ALPHA LODGE, No. 2o4, I. o. o. F
meets every Wednesday evening.
GUS. W. LOFrlN, n. G.
c. C. BROWN, Sec.
ARGUS LODGE. No. l6, X. of p. meets
every Monday evening
j. II. SNELLINGS, C. C.
Dewitt KIRKPATRICK, X. of X. II S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-11
CIVIL NOTES.

The testimony in the suit of Mrs. Amelia
Slower against Dr. a. ". Catn, to recover $4,000 Tor
alleged MALPRACTICE concluded IN the Kings County
Circuit Court yesterday. The caSo Will be summed up
to-day
The Roy. Dr. Samuel OsgOOds will was filed
for probate IL tlc SurrOgag'S OhCo yesterday To Ills
widow Ellen H.. he gives for lie ABOUT onc-hali h's
property including the estate al Fairfield, Conn, which
Dr. OsgOud called WadstcIn. Til, ret OF the estate
A. Is to the children The executors are the widow anu
the Rev. Or. Thomas NJ. Re crs.
Peter Hildenbcncl, who is sued by his wife,
Kuniguudc, for a limited divorce, WAS directed by
Judge Nelson OF tie BroS lyn CITY Court, 70 pay her
SO week alimonv and $50 counsel fee. He Is now IN
ST. Catncrue's Hospital and the alimony Is not PAID
Yesterday an Application made to punish hlm Tor
contempt Court A. he has about $1,000 III saVlEG5
banls the Court appointed receiver OF this money ana
postponed the contempt proceedings.
Judge Cooke, III the Kings County Supreme
Court yesterday, continued the injunction recently oh
tanc by Euseuc lcukuA r issian nubcman, against
john Collins, OF No. 374 Frank in-aye Brooklyn, and
the members OF his family, to prevent them om rcciy
ing numbcr Of Tc-ister1d lNttets rom mo NcWAofk
BrooGty Post Offices These letters are hegth 10
contain SO 600 france, winch declared 10 hnyr hctH
Obta 'ncd fraudulcnty from Zlrnkoh ly hr. ColhnsS
TWO RoEs under arrest IN Naples, LAZY Tor iAe
crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-11
I'M THE COMMITTEE ROOMS.

WARRINGTON, May 10.-The Senate Judiciary
gonmittee to-day took up the bill introduced by Mr..
baysrd on the inst the pay and appoint
ent OF Special Deputy but In consequence OF
\ delay In obtaining quorum no action was taken. A
ecial meeting OF the committee will probably be held
10 consider II.
Tho weekly session Of the Senate Committee on Rail-
loads to-day was wholly occupied with hearing OF the
argument from Judge II. NJ spoord. Of Boston, in ad
gOoacy of the bill Introduced Senator Jonas 10 ad the
enstrctOp (by various SOutOerD railroad cOinpanies1
81 % through line OF railroad from the Mississippi River
10 ri Paso, via Harrisburg and san AntOuiO.
Tho House COmmittee on Pest Offices and Post Roads
aructed Representative Stone Mich 10 report favor
khy 20 the House the blu fixing saary Of the Post
mater at Washington. d. c., at $4,000 annun. The
lharman announced the following as the snbcommit-
Representatives. Money, shelley, Singleton, Ketcbum
RE House Committee on Coinage Weights and Meas
lres to-day authorised Representative Bland report
hyorabIy to the the bill authorizing the SeeTe-
Ery OF Treasury 70 establish an assay oee In the
sorese6tstIye Springer testified before the DoDnely-
knIsy Com ttee to-day that upon confer
hn ifh members OF his family he was satisfied that the
nfereioe OF the Democratic members OF the Elections
sSftes took place ct his house on the 4th Of March
z had Seen etafed By MessrA Manning aud Donnelly,
ma net some days later a. ne nr springerI had pre-
nnziT sesstac He therefore desired 20 correct his
nsssnonv Ia that particular Tue pbOt0lithorsphs Of
he ettefs IN dispute which had been ordered oy the
pmnittee NOS having been received an aoloornment
kas ordered until tomorrow when the expert teStl-
gSs Hosse CoInmittee on War Claims agreed to-day
Sreport adversely 70 the House the bull awarding Cen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-11
CALEyDARs THIS DAY.

srrRRME RT-CHABBERs-LAwreuee. J.Conr. o2o1' At
1890 Calend95 called a. a., u ,a 1 OF ~ o.
GE9ERAL TEai-Davis p j. and Brady and Barrett Il
l39 Gl lGs g. l7 s 49, 300 49, 49, 49, 49, liz 100
SPECIAL TERIBeach J-Cqart opens a. 1870 q May
END on NS S1 a the
CRCUTPART I-Donolue, JCourt 9sns l0;s se aai M
Go s5 5yo2 1881 IoS Is 8S 1898 1885, 1888 fSs.
1854 1907, 1909, 1880. 16lp 49,
26i 1875 ISs9 G i5 i7S Y757 fife
2j8 20S OOI9 1891 ST. 1850 1861, sS4a, 2s9l' SOIL
PART III.-AdIourned until Monday, May II; ., so,.
SUPERIOR C9ggI-GENBRAL rSRM-Cmt1 =, am Seq qk
~ %, 81, q. 20. 81, ~, S. SO, "a 80, 10 A. .
,5 SESc a r.PS Sn r. Ggsn' az 10 M c'ono
IWAL TEl-PARls l. III and for the term d
COMMON PLgN5-iRHRRAL IERM-Van BTunt- u j. Shn
JCOnrt opens at IL m-NoS 81 o. 2l ~ a.
SPECIAL T2gM-J F. DAILY. J-Court opens at IL a. H.
NoS g.
TRIAL TE j ,d Ea@ HSS 7 H ezra gs2 e5
MAXINE COURr-GENERAL TERM-AoJourned until May To-
MARINK COURT TRIAL TgRM-PARr IMcAdam. J.. IN Com
mon t I GGa F5 s7 oT o7 qos 4$o 4S
$3id 1854 $40 S42 1924 1875 20 35So i2g S SI9
- Iisl {lS6 49, Ass, 84Ol' 4l0S 4la' 41Oi' 46O2
PART i-sheiidan j. in Part II Of the Superior Court
4 GT{' SIn' Ell az I6l 1875 li5S i37j 2o 1851 425J
45QS 4Ji ii5j Also az 5lo 4i{S 4522 $50 - 1913 30
l2 SIO5 1921 asa. l24G 4OO7. 1881. 422 1884, lSoS
'I Pti,f Iiiawcs j. in superior Court Part IlICourt
opens At 10 q Mos 1910 5000 AZ" S4al' "0'4 4'o'
SESER4L sEssioSs-pAar I-smyth. Rifle People agt
Richard d. oDunne homicide lionr, CARO- dhomhs hSI
Tgan George Williams burglary Samson Helsch Ieiohl'uS
assault and battery. - ,,,.,, ,,
T4 TCowin The People oF Michael ,o GgF 5s
sat aud battery EDWARD Evans Peter Gerdan burglary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
a, rTu - A.. tbo f,Ilou;,,o hill

In the House tO-uHEs luo AOhOhlbB OlAlSS
etc., were introduced and referred;
For the survey lands within railroad subsidy limits
Relative 10 naval constructions $780,, ,.. 49,,
.Psld Gn Section fg res dspost o. So6d.
ground therein for buildings for the accommodation u
Reiatiye to the promotion Of army officers.
pn,v1dlug free assavs for miIes.
70 Extend the time for completing Northern Pacific
Railroad. ...,,o.
AporopIisng s4OOOO 70 re6ula Memorial Hail. ut Dayton
" TO o. reclaim waste and arid lands
resolution calling the Secretary Of state for nioma
HS9 81 MS By the Of rce
r 70 s 10 Foreign Govoinment on the occasion Of
Se : 70 foreign anG, by General Ds6 " s. G.an
aud character and all the correspondence relating
The bill was passed requiring the Pre- ident TO open
such MtH , sfsGTs e Ans G b re-
sIictions on tde importation OF tobacco into those
The hi was passed dividing the State Of Louisiana
into two Judicial districts.
The Joint resolution requiring the President TO call
tpteruaOnR sanitary conference to meet at Washing
Toll. ID. C., was passed . $500, - =,
session of the House shall begin at IL o'clock waa
adopted without objection. -.
dressed DIRE by ME- STEVENSON lDem niJ ID support Of
"a he was followed BY MIR. CoLERICK tDem.. Ind), who
nssneG e s1p sSes ~ 0n tng ~" '0"
Mr.. ATKINS DemL, Tenn. chairman Of the Commit
I'VE and Judicial Appropriation bill. Ordered 70 be
printed and reoommitted reoommends ~ approprla-
lion OF SIG 100 1871, against S15,52703s approprl-
aed by the bill of last year. and as against an estimate
Of $40 .692 go.
Tue House then, at AGO. took recess until O'Clock.
the evening session TO be for debate only.
HSSss met sSr gSDsFS Sseefs Speeches
port Of the bill pensoning Mexican veteransi Mr. DI-
aaosrs q e'S scOsceo; Mr. sTEvENsoN Dem,
nm relative 70 the counting Of the alec
toral votes for President and Vice-Presideut
Mr TYLER lRep, Wy in opposition TO the pending
T. Political Assessment" bill; Mr.. PARSONS iDem.
Cal in favor of the appointments of commission 70
lp0nire into the ravages OF the cotton worn; Mr.
EfrCHEN Dem n O. in support OF the Political
Assessment" bill Mr. THOMAS TURNER DEM, KY
h sdyorncy of an appropriation for the improvement
81 the kentucky River; and Mr. MURCH dem, MeL
Ia oppOsfron to " funding I" BILL
The House then, at 800. adjourned.