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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-24
HILLENERY AND DRESS MAKING

Mrs. Kate Dallas Titus on Gay street.
Ladies can always find at Mrs. Titus Millinery
Establishment full stock Of Goods in her line,
selected by herself, and she feels confident that
she can please he customers
HER DRESS-MAkiNG DEPARTMENT
Cannot be surpassed. as she gives her personal
attention to all orders and guarantees satisfaction
in every particular. With many year, expert nee,
sh- feels confident sho can please all.
Mothers Mothers!! Mothers III
Are you dsturbe at night and broken of your
re by sick child suffering and crying with the
crutlating pain Of cutting teeth? l so, go at
once and get bottle of Mrs WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little
sufferer mmediaEely-d upon it There Is no
mistake about It, There is not mother on earth
who has ever used it, who v ILL not tell you at once
tina # will regulate the bowels give rest to the
,etber and relief and health to the child operating
VIE magic 1t is perfectly safe to in all cases
.rd nleasant to the tast, and is t Q prescription
of one OF the oldest and best female physic ans
and nurses in the United States Sold everywhere
ID cents bottle.
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Millinery Opening.

The ladies of Knoxville and vicinity
are cordially invited ID attend cur ex>
hibition of French Millinary, Import
ed Pattern BONES, Silks, Fancy Rib
bons, Laces, Feathers, and Flowers,
Tuscan Lace Hats and Bopnets. Fancy
Straws, &c, on next Thursday and
Friday, March "a and %.
a n 1AIrH1In
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-24

BRoNCH IT'S, OR CHRONIC SORE
THROAT-It is attended with irrita-
ton of the bronchial tubes, which
convey the air. we breathe into
the lungs. This irritation produces
sore throat, hosrseness. coughing, and
sometimes splitting Of matter streak ed
with blood. Ii it is neglected it will
extend down to the lungs, and settles
into confirmed consumption. ALIENS
LUNG BALsAM will be found most
valuable remedy for curing this dis
ease, and prevent Its running into
consumption.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-24

1000 Bags Plaster, for Sale by
w. W. WOODRUFF & 60.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-24

900 Oliver Chilled Flows and full
lines of Repairs. for Sale by
W. W. WOODRUFF & Co.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-24

1000 Oliver Chilled Plows and full
lines of Repairs, for Sale by
w. w. WOODRUFF & Co.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-24
a Good Housewife:

The good housewife, when she is
giving her house its spring renovating,
should bear in mind that the dear in
mates of her house are more precious
than many houses, and that there sys-
TENS need cleansing by purifying the
blood, regulating the stomach and
bowels to prevent and cure the dis
eases arising from spring malaria and
miasma, and she must know that there
is nothing that will do it SO perfectly
and surely as Hop Bittars. the purest
and best of mediciues.-Concord, n.
H., Patriot.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-24
HATTIE HOUSE.

J. D Smith, Maysville, KY E A.
Reed, Oliver Springs ~. n. Harroan,
Savannah, Ga. q. A. Seavor New YorA.
S B ssinger, Louisville. John Houk.
Washington, D. q. Rex Slanson, Piqua,
OHIO. F. A. Sanborn, Rochester, Mum
II 6. Mead and wife, Louisville, Tenn.
c. NJ. Werner, Philadelphia. Frank T.
Reynolds, Dalton, Ga. Joe D Fcute Ed.
A. Hodge, Loudon. g. w. Cochran,
Chattanooga. E w. Cole, Tennessee. j.
M. Heck, North Carolina
LAMAR HOUSE.
M o. French, House Mountain. Mrs.
A. Taylor, a. M. Taylor, Morristown.
VIM. haven, Burlington. Iowa
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-24

"Look here, my fine fellow" said
the lecturer to the boy who was DIS
turbing the orator by CONTAIN tly
coughing, there's quarter to get
bottle OF Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-24
For Sale.

A commodious Brick Dwelling.
vi24dtf wa HENnElVseN.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-24

10 McTeer has just returned from
New York and is now receiving bis
second spring stock of Mems, Youths,
Boys' and Children's Clothing. They
are also receiving a very large liue OF
Fine Fancy Half Hose, fine Neck wear
of all kinds, Linen Handkerchiefs,
Suspenders, white and colored SHIFTS,
Linen and Paper Collars; 10 fact
everything in the Furnishing Goods
line,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-24
ALL THE GIRLS

Use Roc's Medicine, because it
beauties the Complexion.
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the city hotels for March %:
ATKIN HOTsR
Z. G. Hudson, Sharon Springs, Va. Fred
G. Brewer ard wife, New York. r. B.
Hines, j. E Gardner, Messy Creek. C.
A. Warren. Chattanooga e. w. Harden,
w l. Russell, Concord. r. Il. Richards ;,
ATLANTA. GA. john p Wilcox, Ohio. r.
p. B olIng, Mem his D.vId Strong and
wife Lincoln. B F. Nevill, Louisville
and Nashville L r Paoli SmIth NJ s.
B. r. r. A. Winter, Cedarville Ohio j.
b. Barrett, Z. w. Feese and wife, Wythe>
Vile, Va. Thos. NJ Thatcher Maids n
Vile L ". Crosby, Ashtabula, Ohio. R.
q Chairman Texas
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-24

Man ia like musical instrument
he is worthless unless in tune. AT
times the system needs the strength
eniDg effects Of tonic; the blood
needs reinforcement, and the vital
energies stimulant. Iron in various
forms has been in use for many years,
and no better combination of it with
other vitalzers than DR.. HARTER' S
IRON Tonic, is known in this coun~
try. 1t is safe and reliable remedy
in Dyspepsia, General Debility, Want
of Vitality, and the usual disorders at
tendant upon 8 Frustrated sysiem.-
Burlington, QoWa), Gazette.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-24

List of Arrivals in the City

The foil ,wing is a l1st Of avF'vaIe 3
the city hotels for March %:
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A. D. DUNBAR.
, 1881-04-15
"REMINISCENCES Of ABRAHAM LING oLN,

cpse"* C9TEftp0hHfHft o. Tie ENttHr0 IffbMnk
LINCOLN, Nob., April 1s.-CoI. T. j. Pickett.
OF this city, retired journalist. aud a old>tnu
friend Of ex-presi.lcnt lincoln, relates through,
tho columns Ut tho Netrnsha State Joltrnat OF
ttlis morning some pleasing "reminiscences Of
Abraham Lincoln. 1ie nlso gives III. autograph,
letter from that great man iii apswcr 10 II letter
addressed to him frou1 Rock Is!and, H., inviting
him toiclIver bis lecture OH 1.-THE nIg,Itty Of
Labor" III n postscript tho writer atated to sir.
Llncotn thnt tie Intended 10 confer with Itepub.
hcan editorial friends In tho sevcrn sections Of
tho Stato with a yicw ot bringing biz name far-
wurl us II Presidential canlhIatt This wns rs
fnr bnok ~ lssa The reply VAS ~ followa:
EsQ.-My DEAis Sit: Yours or tho 18th ts inst
received. Ny op4nRengnts mo s,lch tl.nt
chnnt ut II very UArly dny vtslt lst,ek 1sla,li to
dn!Iver = lecture. sr for any otl,er objrct.
As to tho othor matter yon kindly mention,
Will IL cM1iinr Bayi du nut think lnyxctt 1T ror
the PSses'aeney. e nm certainly tlatterel 'and
that oonncutto1l, but really thnk It best fur o,lr
eausa tlmt M colcerseu uE1ort sttnh rs you
suggest should be nude. Yuurs very truly.
- =. y. L1NEut.N+
, 1881-04-15
Hiss CoGusx T'optt&.
F}fSfAjffh to [1iucttn,lti EHaufttr.


p0nT JEnyIs, N. Y,;Aprl! 1l.-A most ro1r,ns.<.
nDte story c1ulss ffpin alitalgtDwn, DfAng0
tnnn1y. a ,nai!v, Indy ut TINT place, oi tho SIn
uf jununry, is4J, swallowed L. now ut ut false
tcett, which l'roA,ne sepHtssted lratn tho rahbur
.nnl III whluh thoy had 9sun set while n,tstle,lt.
lng hcr r0ud. liuforo Bt,9 coald tjuut tho foud
frtIun bur mouth tho tspkA Ind Ktns0 down Illt0
bur 4!uinaoh;;, Tho family p..ysio!an, was snM-
inoned. l..t ~ big ott'rtS were htla v!t!lg. The
time tho 1nattar Wis outroly fNryutlull, i 1ow
dnys aau Aliss Cole, ihs l4y IL question, Kelt Il
u,.Il,ig Iuu spot found what nppcArcd like il
wen nn'tcr tho skin. With tue ali Hf pull.knETo
tP toot4. sle WIS ut lIss tu knnw haw tho touth
rAtHa q DO tn suclI M Mnusua! spot until si,u
ago sWailuw0I her sct II teoth. iii nur,ns ,I,o pssf
Iuw Anys the ludy has beeN uuttln1 teUlti lit
over her body, and l.a'l nj lust accounts teeny.
sner!y constituted her full stt shu IL xluusiy
awaiting tho arrival Ut Tho nsllor two. Bhy bus
t,lnretl ,ho sueth ~ Hlass casvt mud Will keup
tAQtA ~ 1l4tltQ1ttAkyx.
, 1881-04-15
LANDS FOR FREEDMEN.

ono Hundred nnA sixty Acres OF Land
to Every Freedman Who Will Go
and Occupy ttse Public Lunll~ OF Ok
ln!.of,ln INDIAN Terrlt0ry.}
IN the Freedmen n tho uniittl Slat<a:
Eighteen yrnrs ago tic freedmen Of tho uultel
StnteH wore turned leosu with their sick, thotr
nYed ntu Aulplcss ones. an1ess and sholivrless,
bcnyGns eEr,lIenn skjns nbnyb thDr, ilgaf]s,
eArtha vreen carpet beneath their feot, tiur14-
script belC. tho lslw, aud with no abiding plleo
IN a!t thla land. Thcsc years have Konu by, anu
w tMl ourselves to.lAy with ollr toll unrt-
quilted, our nlost pntrlotlu doy0tion uslrewardcd
A1.d Iii Il siRHt'!cant sctIso equally !a1ldless,
hoHcluss, mud shclturlnss.
NJ e"S: Ct II a1s s,s e s'iatn.s:.' NS nS:.s:'
It Is noyGrthocss true that tho Government ut
the United States had generously antiepatcd
this necessity by treaty stlpuntlons wlth tho
.clvlllxe ttllIan tribes, whicl, provides us With
liberal heritngp hy trcAttes executed iii 1SG1.
Tll0 Crock. Seulin0le, nnl Ctlukasnw' {tlt1inns
.ccdul 10 tho uultusi BtutUs fur consideration
nl th0lr right tItv, mud t,t9rDst u and to nbOtlt
fullrtren million ucres of Inna In tho Intiun
Territory. TIIu articles Of tho troattes With tho
Setniuu!cs mud CrcckB. by which they sold sona
fons mtllon acrcs Ut t!,olr laals oegMs with t,lo
statcment tfat tho lui,ds urp crtfeh "l co.nplI.
aneg With tho ttesro OF tito utlt0d Btatcs to IT,
cato othor Indians and frGoltnun thoraa1l."
Under theao fcAlure5, vArIuua cApttyu lndtan
tribes h,sve hGan locatol upon tho cettud unds,
It at,penrs, howeyer, HUT tho latlls wero ps!s.
chnsod Ns much for the freedmen rs TOR tho Iii.
ellAIas, h9l The furIllur hny0 HI tluubtcsl rNht
u UiltGr A, stttia upnt thei,l iltdcr Tho npUr1l.
tlo. ut thu llosnestcaa atid psoumpaon acis.
,,!;$. tA,5'aoSE ~ s1;,x sarse 1snMo ;',t, EqaF
soin,nunIcat,on i 81 sSars % IL whc,, yo' i ststo
thoru aru .tuefA Mft!ion acfss If M.l i. the liz
IhM t3aunsrti tjosvstaant fr.,... fio ,itts tr.,%
, 1881-04-15

Hu IJl3 NJ ENIS4
8urEntntl COutrr-COSFgsstDHs-A. NJ. Ponce
vs. Conrad selpp, *a,010-Alnrlan Schu,alx "a.
Nelson Morris, $g:.di4'.25.-A. II. Fence ys. ttensy
Serrkte, slN0.-Abru!,am Hurt OF Ill. VI. Nelson
Mnrris, ta2,3t1.1D.
u.Jupag 1AnY--Mntth!ns II. seegartlen rs.
Thomas F. Collins. *ans...h9.-.W. Il. Dnmpsey.
use, etc., va. Martin U'NaEl. *l,On0.
IifnaE sMtrH-ficnry Hilton Ct al. vs. Henry
and Nntliat Mayer. *5Jt.4N.
CinculT CnusfT.-l4 n FEss,oSs-Chrlstlan Koss
"a. Laltts knsB, $a.,Ol17i.
junuE MonAn-~Gertrlis1e ElltnRs0n ys. s. MnR~
nt'ssnE: vGrdiGt. Sl6J; nnd motion rnr new trnl-
Frnnklln llrEtnIn ct nj. vs D. X. Cirk, sal1.lSL-
=: D. 1uddun, S Co. w. JpsepIl, Ilcnry H., ind
Henry c. Fran1s, asld Isau0 Meyer: verdict, s17s
, 1881-04-15

sfnetslsy Darlington tIlo1 d petition for nan-
dauIus ycatorday ugltnst tho County of Living
stu, to compel Its otllcora to levy q Tux with
which to pay u judKment for $ld,s76 which he
r0Gnyerna agalHst it III april. 18Th.
Ta9 utitet! a!ntea c1iIlI1l1nce.t y suit tn debt
fnr fsb,eW - aEMtnst Jnh', Y. PicGoring. !lenr1y
lleMlersnsl. Hiram l}Ib6A, A. II. Pickering, anll
4: 2. rlckUrln9. Tho dninagos claimed aro Only
fNO.
, 1881-04-15
The Bill to Increase the Per Diem
Of Members Ruth1esty Be.
headed.
Ehist,ulm's Fool. .Adu1terntion Measure
Passes without aEtlcl, Oppo.
~.~ .. sition or Fuss. ......... ...
An Attempt to Be- Mado to Rcsureot the
q Anti-Pooling Bill-A Now Police
and Fire Board Bill.


Arru1trtnSstEST.
Special Dspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
spR1xor.fLp. H., April 11,-The scnato met
ut tho usual hour this morning.
!Ecnator Clark sent in II resolution rs follows:
ltesa1cal, Tint It. IA tho serse OF tho Senate
TINT Congressional nnu Senatorial apnoriion-
1nenie snoull bp tnnta nt tho proscnt session.
should @ % ss 1naIc @ On t|s fas!s Of twc.y t i.oprs.
sentnttyef nnl that ail bills looElux TO thnt ci ~
othorH, except appropriation bills
It ~as referred to tho Cotanasttee on Appor-
tionment.
HALF 4 LOAF.
Tho Committee On Appropriations reported Il
bill giving Chester pententEary sh0,0U for tho
crcetiou Of buildings for thu confinement ot liz
that hlt Insane criu,nRs In tho State shalt be
confined In this Institution when built.
senator Writings bill 1nAklnR tho customary
appropriations fnr tho 1lIinois & AlIchigAn Cannl
was ordered to n THIRD readlng. It appropr!ates
SGo000 for the purpose OF milking tho necessary
TO bc exhausted before thIs fund shall 10 drawn
on. -. 80. j.. -. s T. .
e. MORE POWER, Il: :
y senator Clark'a blu giving courts extended
power In vacattng decrees In cnancery entered
upon slefnut or pro cnnfusst+ wis reId II third
cnllrts to rcqutro proof Of tho allegations GoEl-
snronr II, ,,orso,, nr H.. n.,,r,n,. - n;s. ..,
cOlitts tho power to nudity dcEreGs WllGr0 prpt,-
ssaas> ~ ~ sst'.a- - 1-.'s's
stnntor .Isent's blu enlarytnH the pUsscrs OF
to"hsa1p Insurance. companies 10 Elk TOWNSHIPS
also passed. :.
Tho Pharmacy bill cnmo in on sccantl reading.
Various amendments wurv presented a,l,l voted
down. Senator CaNrk expressed Ills dislrust Ut
- @"Ss'"le ~ eonetnt, Aau ~ ~
nEApf,f hl'rd-sTonE WHISKY. :.
nuye M, rr,otor ,o,xsra Il, antltr,, ,t,,,a,,. ta
49,, ~ s.e"oe po"e'e al Oe'''"6 '''iao'" ta""
e"no"o nsu .u'"as. ..ts- -
The prohibition Senators appeared t0 bs ta-
Dorfng Under tho impression TINT thore yas
ssa1 sos et,nconle,l." % ."yaxe!e" l,t the hl on the
length. ~
ANOTHER BATCH or SosttSArjoSs.
A ,noasnvo WA ronoi,.n, F,ou, ~ fn,.'-
,n1! IVY. Mas recoiSea from tho uosernor
Fnr MstnnI. III III Stat', ltrs r. r,,vco,fon
, 1881-04-15

y 7 II Z u 0OQEk "
Tic Woodstock Overlook Hotel Company ba-
gnu suit tor II, GU avatnat Edward +. pulsrer,
Wi!l'nm \. l}outolG brought suit for $9,0lD, tho
OLD Dominion insurance ComltAny another tne
tu,0N1, the llAD4ur insurance Company one for
$2,UD, nnA William l3HatlnnAtl Mlll u. q. LyulI
QUA ttlr 81, ,tG0 MR,ltlIst thu sAtte defendant.
Tho Old h,lns,f0la lnsurAlee Company auel
SleRh9a i. lsaqua for $i,NN.
, 1881-04-15

tTItE Al MN1t.lslAMS IBltl%
Spfefal Dtspatfh Ia 1hs Ehied3n Tribune.
srnsSnpIst.u. ILL.,. April H.---!Tho t,otlcn which
Mr.. Mc'Silllllns Rhve tr-,lny nfter hts I'LL was
killed TINT he should tilt,vc for reconsideration
was anything Int tincninbc. Thc mutton will
probnby bc called ,ip Saturday. Init possibly to-
lnorr,w morning, md. rs II requires nnty ma
tortly rotc, provided tnero IA quorum. tn take
n thing bnok, ita reconsideration is SIMPLY n
matter uf putting down natnt's md counting
ttcm tip nit 1T tito aovctiiy-thfcp thctnl'rra who
vosrtf for tho I'LL oi Its passaRc. There Il every
rc,son to be!toyc that enough will Stick to get
tho tnensure+ tn its fcut aHnlt,. Further
thnn Tint predictions nra hazardous. \ utltnhcr
;rDled for tho bill wlio ttow tlcclnro TINT they
ltvu .iono all they sntd ttloy would. aud ntc hh
sulvad frutu my md MI crgsacn,onta md loft
rfst:E 'ro iio As THEY w,stI
On tho other hnnd. th1ro ure some who votc1
tho o;iler why, md WIN r,raio tho sntac sort Of
reasoning to 1uatffy Il vote next tttno lii rAFnt
Of tho bill. 1tst how far tho changing business
viii IN ronlntns to be scon. Like twu-
edged Bwortt, 1t cuts both why's. 1t Il
perhaps sufficient for tho present to
say TINT both sides urc nonI,,temtot |ial vlotory,
ard TINT the side whicl, drew lrst houd has hecn
celebrating tho rcsult Of tho first round over
since tho hill falcd ~ Rct those four votes. Tin
gentionnn WIN fnthurcd tllg bl at,d n t,l,rstt,or
Of thuse who voted for It simply look wEsc. md
repa tho Old saw In rrgnr,i tn tho folly Of crow
Ing l,eforc unD Il o'it Of tho woods.
a NEW ruLtcE AND FIl!E l1oAnn 1'I11~
Although tho rolce aMd Fro 1tonrd bill
wihcrctl mud died virtually In its In.
fancy. tho typewriter was put In mo.
ton tu-tltght for tim l,ttrttnse Of
grinding out nuotter document looking towarad
practically tho sa,no rntl. Tic now bill, as
nearly as ca be nsccrtnlnctl. sueks to crHAte
Firo mid l'plico Hoard for tho City Of Chicago.
cunlpuse.l ot i've moabers, thruo Of whom nrc tu
, 1881-04-15

Judges Drummond md Itlo1actt will not ba In
court to-day but tho Clerk's o1llccs will be oppn
ns usita!.
Tho Appellate Court Will hnyo no flrlhor call
fnr u wcek orso nfter to-day, but will aljourll
to prepare opinions,
, 1881-04-15
I'Aey ssIsllks IIix't f,o2ors,

New lt4rft Palladium. >.
AshtE i. Smith OF lpl!at0tl, CtInn., hus Htntla
many el.eu.t14 AtlnpH l!s lDi1,hurs by pn!nknR
hts houso re4, with Kruen trimmings md ina.
Iu0!l- -oulUsVu tlindx
, 1881-04-15

SPStlaf IlsttIeh 70 TIA tH1eaEI ITtbt4NE.
Etats. IT., April HILLARY. U. ltti,Yc. tho CHI
cagO l3t,tter nlitt choesp Inspector. wIs Ut, tho
El8n Heard q Trado fuesny getting alEtln-
Anti. .Atiiltcratio. iii pcrdltng 1T Springfield.
The }HtnEssat fet here III the pass.Ks Ut tho Hon.
q. J.. ChlshHna BILL ut Ruaw illt sit',ilIr lsut.
although tho Hroates proportion Of 4aIry.ncn
n.ll leniera complied.
, 1881-04-15

This testimonial came 10 III unsolicited, and uc "a,
"aeli urarr 'ay Pamphlets matted frpe Tsl. ~ es
mnrkahlo 1trus haa mot Wilt, grent surcr.x, nnsL
hve Or tsvaf iGthutds c1sro Nuurnlu.a nna Hl,n,a'
tian! III two to five ,nfnutea Mnd to quickly -, .,
Ing hair ntd balt1ross All cnlanI nte nil hor,,sI,,
totar1l tho prfca II mt ~ rcprcsonteL 4 r,utt,,,
pnrc Itrstiu lfFnsl' WI will scnu IL rostr,i ., H.
ccIpt Of #l or hr ExpruAs. Z. t. D.. Ut yu., ,x,.,.
with prtyI1fHs OF exnA,lnailou. 'H
Tho 1'al Ntnit Electric Association. st4 I,roaas.,
Wa'acks Theatre Building.
Eor snic ut MI Drug and E'nncv stores.
, 1881-04-15

That furfc4 tongue, had.satting mouth, and
salsaEuble asalluE says you ueoa Hop ulssors,
, 1881-04-15

iseskcr, tlHI. l',lIuck,
}YiiuS'' IaS7 ecn ecn tWsy;',} tWsase' .!ets ia!ets
hiack. kclty, ltuHl!cy,
1!lacknby. Nrnla. Slsnrp,
lsnyd. l!ncgar, ShAw.
tsuttorlic1u, Z ,I.nliuks, -: ,stOtor,
GArtGr. '- l:ndngign.. StrattautJcH'sn}
EhA:lled. .s!nrt,l tWhttcl strtt.on .sSliO
Co,aIs, a!oGunp,: Alli1inor,' 81
GuWaM, .,.'.. StEt<tttey>. I'nbrrtun,
crI.llnll, Alnrrll. VGio,'
Groaltrftc. Niean'ls, Willie cook) .
Gru1k, 0wln, WhftcH,Au,
it!KgIns Qtunn, Winter,
0allup, Parry. Young-7I
NAYS.
lsaiSs;lu,~ Al'isH; I'ttcSXss, 'tcXs',. 1'as'.ps, 1P'ae'Ip,
luck. Jhnles, lIutinaon,
iiu1dy. Nlann, liuukwci,,
G:naildler, Aloko!Ic. Shi,mway,
G!trk. MuMMhnl1. Simmons,
Ginnnntl. A!cWlltlnu1s. EltIHInaun,
Collins M9okh Mh siterosawskf, SpAn,!
Collins tMlll), Mock. Htruokmatl,
!:aak, d, g. MurrSy, utsssw,oii, utooi
ii!Mrfsf, UMnra, VaH9hey,
nyaArt, l.elcrs, WclGr.
thurman, p1ArHOn tAIuul- Wtaui fkunxl
sssf!ks .cook f csson Cook, SptHa1ess SoanxS!oo1 s
l4oFrIngtun, Peterson.
ItEftjsE TO 1sAtsE sALAlHEa.
Yonnseood, nf Frankltn. ealcl Up hts By! to
s,ao usv:1o tha ae PfE e o[ a. y, Wath
@ snv sn ss.r so's sM9aq only 19 pna 1nr tho
fero MI u.ncnucnt ui tlis oyt, t,ronlisIti1ir m,
forieItlng thelr sonts Wi,iio s iiollso Nit r..
COVERING from this sudden An.l ltIlwlr.
riliitHd attack upon ono Ut ttn dearcst
ps4''oSSs' 9 ata;. 'a9 a., 9on,!a'hah ,;, wont "
his @nio,,titaont would prove vltltiahsc cheek
mgA!t,st r. ahssnioes,l. ,Ls.. Where n,u,lor tai
pnss no went Aot1,p prutty lnlleh Whenever he
wMnts.l, mil w1s Equally Indel,endu,t abn.lt
ttouinH nncK. Ncls nc eoMlW!!eH IN plnNk
MWh .n', nhtu @ ensa eSsfy t!tllo no toot trip hU
ntrltt!nl, ol Jc4elBollr moved to tabl0 tho
nHlnitlHtnt. -. =.
tl0sRer Mttar tlolaar Eutrcattng t0 tho sotas and
t1i9 eloAk'r0n'na.
The venerable Martln, Of Whlto, thought he
FufTitEK IMPROVE THE llIt.Ip '.
and sout up MI uu,1tsilnunt ta,nstttutlnr eIaht
aoirs attendance u rull legislative day. (urcAt
"AvsRniMGs,! siR4 Mt,,!! III. .,...
.. MY v'a! 'usGcst t uta HuHs W pahn thq Mlaellti'
,hs =. nnu ast'a , ~ ..M tnshk Icy hFelAFeh
W. u, H. nnu n tva LINE ~ strtMu 1ns Ivy! snecess
T., usI "In w! @ ,s WS'E 9 nMts,H9 " nt m,i!t piit
f"rnis, yusS ucn nsEisifnn ~ ~ ~ pir'n ~ w. r
at,v 'Hn ,rs,SnI" Mr,,s ~ 1a,,, ~ ao y s y
Xxx a,I % ~. s..It.! W. ~tsHR ~ MGeept pnas
t.s @ ~ Wy Ut ~ 9s!t ~ n'!a ~ nlless
~" " ~" aof@ neaas "tso "dptalt
vi f1,, "ueaMssii... !ta.i t. .y,.,.o ~.,, a..
nn.t tt.U Hst'tun4tHn ", 4 tsu MaMo isienGn W ~
,r i m1m Sts,,.. n1!a ~
Vnrst lnt,y. nnts suItt n W.. sv r., "k t IIm.y,
tsta. ~ es''''
Thc Pcntle1nan fr0tu tortnll!on,. uver rcaay
, 1881-04-15
ELIICTYTC JIliIY HHfyu,1
q. EDISON 0UTD0NE,
Wonderful Effect Of EectrIcitz
REMARKABLE WONDER
Which Is Creating a Revolution,

----....... .. Fehri'ArY II. is.
For lhe first tlne In my IIfe mn inlucc, In ,,,.
1eatllnanfAf Noticing IN api.lB tnHer M n,,ra.us
lncnl Of Dr. 5cutts Electric 1lalr 1rua1. I'm, t'e.
for ono, NM hn'i II nirf1 remarkable arutb. ~
vile haA s1r years sntIared With healaehe.. ~
nfi'ah e'lra. tcm ut nnco. Several ftirnds ny ny
1t fur hrat1ac1,Da. md Il Inns nuynr fnlle II, v
was a'so xattthR FratHraY 'atd but the ,,r,,,hhas
entlroly atonro tho fnt1lug hair md atnrtp,l ~. ~
growth. Hso y 10 te'ove tlnaAfnG, atti II ra'..
I'm car' FtSo tlsncs lilo cnbt wnnla nal b,, ~,
brush II cfuIi not reince It, To.slny tv,Iyl+ y,
McAlhont lrltautst of this tacc. twu hrn,bo, "
setitl 10 friends who have tried nn md tro,cs.s
mo 70 huy for thcn,. Col. Ponder, aIuyor Or Was
1ti0e. wns attacked BY snyeeO cape nf .,tx h."a
acho wlo nj my hpnse. lilo WIS very *!ck a,r v,,,
prhpotcd 10 trJ tho britsh. which lIo finally r,an
In 10, with no fifth In II, fnwovcr III tl,r, ,.1s
ntcs e tnfd tn rHses fo1t hettue In his lIfe nns
t!iraetod mo IL sond him brtls. ,nso nnth"s ss
tsed McAihinnt, tho druggist, to usc my nana !,
recommending II.
fouss trriy.
GtspisGE TI1o,NDuRfu
ebenkoe of the TIouso Ut Ropresoutatiya.
Little lfUck, Ark.
, 1881-04-15

wero Issued to Matthew q. Kiclp, under bond
OF *1,0D. -.
III tho rntter at tho cstotn ut Willie Art-
innler deecnsrl, lotters ut nlmtnlstrlt!on Wrro
!asucll to John Il. Artmalcr, under bond Of $l0,-
QuQ. r,"o' / ,c,s,s ..,.,, 90 -
, 1881-04-15
HOUSE.
AN A[4f.j!fjlSf1 ltEpntkr.


AN ALf.Eu1:n l.EpOJEr,
spttta! Uspatt!t to 1At Ghteuys Trtauns.
spHrS1FsEi.D. ILL.,, April 1I,-Thu Joint yiatt-
1nv sntn''llktt'o III Penal nnu ltoTorulatosy ln-
situations tnrnAl III vollmtllotls and so,Auwtnt
cnntHsol aud slcnl0Fn1tzu1 rnpurt this morning,
h'1!s l0n t.'ples Ut lla document werc oFtlerctl
prlntca. On tito subject OF appropriations. tho
cnn,a!ttco lnakca tho following raeonnetlda.
ttons:
Convict kttohen,,.. ,...,.....,,...,.,,...,,$1 1850
oiisary 4;i iioiity W+ro's alice in i
i!nrt1, rarriMgc, a1Al wAKusl huusu, ,,,,,,... HUM
5 5IutnI, nna hullcF neuso,......,,..,...... 3,MN
tJe tasAu. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. it'll
t"v Es'..,s 4t
cua'axu'tsics. niuns, a; watsi:wotks.,. sS
,...,... susaa5a
wnntl an4 Hospisal-butltliilsa Gtl -
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,,n..,. , .:,.-.... -, sl:sssao
''''' ~ 'eF' '''''''''''''''''''sn''''. sV'o"
Intal appropriation recosnmcnled., ), .Et:ass:sI
'$"'"Pp'ePt'A''oa nsAeu.'''''.''"..."' 0N,t"4
,1oLtEr T.
cas y F.s.vSsks und i;,trcnaon ii wv"
w." 'ao aoeo'1a's..s'.'...." ,1.on
,,..,..... ....... ssdoN
NEF0NA HCa60I. AT lH0kTlAC.
oeucsa' sep!'rss ..,,,",,."$ h,09o
Thu fclM,rt Gontains IN Recommendation ~.
RarssluH tho atlIDunt asaol tor Ut l'onsluu for
sAs Df'llHarr axt.cHsa3 nf tho text two years.,
or tho tanllngeat tund for 1oliol, tut takes tho
Kru4lta thHt TUG curr0nt cxp9nsn appropriation
1ur Fthntlau should oo !npre,saa rather than d.
creuscd. Thu repart 1ndersss tho management
of tho three lsttti0ns, Ut course, hut csittclsos
the cotid!tton OF tho PusleIuo building AZ 9otua-
thing
S1'r Fan a!10ir oy RlsGRAcEFUt.
The w4oia dt4;uupat contains hus one tahulated