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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-06-24
FARM AND PRESIDE.

RIGHTS OF LAND OWNERS TO THE
RoAD.-In response to inquiries as to the
rights of land owners to the road, we give
the following from Judge Benefits law
upon the subject:
'If farm deed is bounded by, on, or
upon road, it usually extends to the mid
die of the roadway. There are few excep-
tional cases; but ordinarily the farmer
owns the soil Of half of the road. and may
use the grass, trees, stones, gravel, sand,
or anything of value to him, either on the
land or beneath the surface, subject only
to the superior rights of the public to trav-
ell over the road, and that of the highway
surveyor or other similar officer to use
such materials for the repair of the road;
and these materials he may cart away and
use elsewhere on the road, yet he has no
right to use them for his own private pur-
poses. No other man has right to feed
his cattle there, or cut the grass or trees;
much less to deposit his wood, old carts
wagons or other things thereon. The own
or of drove of cattle which stops to feed
in front of your land, or of drove of
pigs which root up the soil, Is responsible
to you at law as much as if they did the
same things inside the fence. No one'ha
legal right to pick up the apples under
the trees, although the same stand wholly
outside the fence. No traveller can hitch
his horse to your trees on the sidewalk
without being liable if he gnaws the bark
or otherwise Injuries them. You may un-
tie the horse and remove him to some safe
place. If your wristbands partly on your
land and partly outside the fence, no
neighbor can use it, except by your per-
mission. No man has right to stand in
front of your land and white or deface
your fence, throw stones at your dog, or
insult you with abusive language without
being liable to you for trespassing on your
land. He has right to pass in an order
ly and becoming manner "a right to use
the road but not to abuse it,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1881-06-24

MENTAL DEPRESSION, SICK HEADACHE.
CONSTIPATION, NAUSEA, BILIOUS
NESS, DYSPEPSIA, &C.
If you feel drowsy, debilitated, have freauenl
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite, and
tongue coated you are suffering from torpid liver,
or "bousness.'' and nothing will cure you SO spec
Oily and permanently as to take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
1t is given with safety, and the happiest results to
the most delicate infant 1t takes the place of quiz
nine and bitters of every kind Tt is the cheapest
purest and best family medicine in the world.
Buy only the Genuine in white Wrapper with red
Il, prepared only by
J. H. ZEILIN, & CO.,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
dec31 Tyr
, 1881-01-08
CAPT. EADS.

EIlE YIozv* on the Proposed Nicaragua
Canal and TIl# Own Cannl Project.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Jan. TN all Interview
with Capt. james u. EaIs to-tlay that gcn-
ttcnlall, when asked about tho Me-
aragua Canal ard Its prospects, SAIL
It wns simply prep0sterolls to suppose
tllat tic Valley OF tho Mississippi would
consent to hive llne established across
that Iathmus when II could establish n het-
ter ono across TeI1uantcpec, with 4 saving Of
1900 miles between the lnouth OF tho
Mississippi River nna ports on tho l'a-
cIt!e; or, III other words, 1t Is about
1900 miles by way OF tho Tehautepcc,
and $500 miles by way ut tho Nicaragua
route from the mouth OF tho Mississippi to
II Il WIS also preposttoron,s. he y, also 70
S live ' tho lins t''' established % l'aii throqFh
Shorter tof tileso States by tic Slexican
to " sss sss9s ts esSssssD ts essDq;'Sa t I'D f ts: sy
Ina inE oRt Ra w III s!stpF's'' assp as cap1 IT, Gdf ti
ut tl,o jettieS to demonstrate tl'a superiority
co eosi a aid rlsk 6efore MY eHarantse silaii
ls b,,tiing OF, the part of tl,e United Stltes.
this lLo proposes to do by. building
thu teFlnino1 works nt ono end ut thn ltno
tyr aG ,hs sns ont o. ~, e s Sst1f r. 4 pasaE
tic railway over wllcll heavily y-loatls.l ship
shall be run Gt y greater rato ct spectt
tllnn cal bo 0htatnetl through the SNez
Ganal Ths raiway s s,pys at fa, es 1es, 1tE
work Is commenced upon It, alMl lo laH M
fear but wlat tic Government Will gtvo him
all the MD which tho cttcprlsu requires.
, 1881-01-08
Eugene Hale Receives Unanimous
Nomination, for Sehator by The
( Majna Republican Caucus.
The Gambling Bill in ohio-opposi.
tion to. It by the Sporting
Fraternity.
Fair Lending fn the Senatorial Race III
: Neynda-'rtc Michigan Legisla.
tors Takc Rest.
The Legislative Bodies in Pounsyl-
vaniA, Missouri, Tenues-
SEQ, Etc.

Special Di,pateh 10 1he Chicago Tribune.
Srn1SGFlEIp, ILL.,, Jan. 7,-'rlle 11oMso met
this morning at the usual hour, and, after tho
customary devotional exercises, received
forlua! message from tho Senate, Informing
1t that that body was in session mi! had
ndoptel tho resolution providing for n joint
session to canvass tho returns. Baldwin of
BUREAU, Wright Of Du Page, Morris Of liar-
din. Dnrfco OF Macon, Harrington Of ka,,c,
Youngblood of Franklin, and tho Speaker,
were. In accordance with tho resolution
adopted yesterday, announced rs tho Con'-
mittce On Rules. a communication WINS re-
cnIycd from tho Secretary OF State, inclos1ng
THE ELECTION nETrRSs
as transmitted By the County-Clcrks. and
brief recess was taken for tho purpose Of
giving ths Incoming members OF tic Sellnte
nn opportunity to find scats for the joint
scssiu,,. 4 calI Of the roll showed tint there
i wcre present forty.tw0 Senators anu 147 1kcp-
resentattvcs, or more thnn n quorum Of
enc,l body. The abstracts Of the votes Gust
for Stu!o officers Ill eacli of tic TO- counties
in the State were then read by The Clerk Of
the House. The condensed result Of tho
State election. MS 1t appeared by the ol!icial
figures, WIS Us follows:
, 1881-01-08

Second DAysR Ft0CeodlnEA - rapcrh
1tcnl-1kcmoiut1oia Adopted In Favor
Court.
Sptetdl Dtspaseh 10 7ht Chicago Tftbunt.
SrntN0FIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 7.-Tllcro was a
good attendance ut tho second tny's session
Of tho Stnte lsar Association. L. u. Comdcc,
Of Chicago, and W. s. Morris, af Elizabeth
town, were admitted rs members. The
first paper WIS read by the Hon. 1snac N.
Arnold, Of Chicago, md was entitled "lleIlk
hiscenccs If tho Illinois Bar Forty lears
Agu-14fhcoln md Douglas MS Orators aMt
Lawyers" Tlfs very interesting paper was
listened to with deep interest MD Will, n,a,,y
signs of appreciation. At its closo the author
was given unanimous vote Of thinks.
Judge J. D. Dradwcll, of CHI
caEo, followed with MI Interesting
att.lrcss upon Common-Law Practice In
England" Tho Hon. John Mayo Palmer
rcad n paper this afternoon upon "Tlie Legal
Relations Ut 1lailrond Corporations,-
Rights md Obligations" There wns also q
tlebate, participated in by the various 1nem-
ocrs, upon tho question. "No One Should De
incompetent rs IL Wltness."' Finnt actlon on
tue subject was postponed until tho next
x RESOLUTION WINS ndoptcd declaring tho
Ass0cintinn III. favor OF the consolidation of
ny Mnf' T. tSrentnrtY ;rui3eo nrotyel,. IT, r.
Sh"st1m,' Senntnr f;s,nr,ro iinnt' nn>i },nnre
s"t,tattw,s, j. Il MIMI w.rc n,nn5ininT n rn,s,-
,ut;se II i,r..si.,'t r t1,e sirnt IL the isrtsnt
' ire. THo Iio,1. i. i. t Sherman, H. W II ChcagS,
at tbo ''u nit, Il tabic tic 111' a1ld W.T. ptlEi ptlanEeti
oil either sitIo by the Judges of TIE the sqprsnie
% WhInn,r' tia % lIot.' r. IL IL W.sj'b,rnc. e liz
iion. I. N. hrnolsl, ailtl several Of the state
ni1i""ra nnd ti,nt, ,sivna Tho ,nnm,,
,yns sons ~" ranr"che, mi ina ny hrIIIamt
afterpart OF tonsta MD responses as pro,nI-
,,nnt ard No ontHrnhi" frntnrp ~ fl,aan NJ,
l GaI n1u reis ~ III vrr lila trst ast ~ the
evening was .s;Tho iilInols State Dor Asso-
cintEm, J, ,"i,rh wna hripfiv hit 1ticosnmtlv
rasno;le Tti to bv % Tia lIom. bayd I XcCSiiocj,
~ fsrcsi.tnnt tf thn Assnrfntfon' .iu.lr,.
~ II t'' via nickov. s,i,i"f.. .Imst,ce II
tiIa SnDrcn,e Court resuuntigd 10 tI,e toast
= Tho IImtIin;nTr al tiir Stntn.u Tier lis.
hnsin. III lii fsar arrr's mim,]s IT lie nntion lint
the position Of tie Judges Of tke Supreme
sn,te ~ tls '" sl1nnoyefl rru,,ctinn NJ
t}io } Courts Iabors, iie rclated clcvor
wrn,!, S,,t ~ lila vt.,,nrnhin ltIrntt,r II, ro,,
, 1881-01-08
to Ito witt, this Is unknown, l'nt tho position
now occupied BY that PAPER gives most I'LL
bounded satisfaction.

to Ito with this Is unknown, hit tho position
now occupied By that paper gives most I'LL
bounded satisfaction.
At \ LATE ttDtIN THIS EvES1Su,
Md Just previous in adjournment, tho Dem
ucrntie SENATORS, except Benz Md brown,
sotcal fur Toinlexlcr's cn,Mli.Iatr, I}ransr,
for principal 9rrretary. giving lin twenty
four vates, aiml to-ta1it MI arrangement. 1ias
lce'l lnnsle whereby tlm Srnata will 10 "r-
ranfzctl by the election uf lIrUrat, Senators
liellz anil Brown nFrccfnE to yUtc for him
III consideration TINT Vteh', President pru
tenn, will nrpoint tho stunltng commit
tcts of tho ba1y, and thus giyo tho
Democrats practically control of tic
1egis!nttUn. This Is piece 0f
liRll-fanded usurpatio,,, a,llto IN keeping
with Dcn,ocratic practice. Twice before
within tho pnst twelve years Tho Democrats
haye takGn tho appointments Of committees
out OF the lntrls Ut tho f.icutclnllt-t'oyernar,
when he was Republican. 1t Is claimed
that Well Is
roo DECENT \ MAN
tn tto tifs dirty work, but, im caso ,o declines
tic work, 1t will 10 tlouc by resolution. Thu
Democrats clatm tint they 1Iaye offered tho
Republicans everything tint Is fnfr ntut hoil-
orn1le, hit, a disposition bclng manifested to
drive them to tho wall. they NOW propose to
takc whatever advantage wns offered. 1t
,nny l,e TINT the Republicans l,ayD aCtct un-
wisely, but the nenlucracy are certainly es-
| tabttsl,ing prccctlcnts by appointing commit
tees TINT one day will oup and curse ticin.
Tho opInian obtains that tho caucus for
| selecting a United Stutes Scnntor will be
held Tucsday evening, the members exhibit
| lug great anxiety to BIZ ritl Ut the matter.
AIR. Orth has gt,ne home. Tho members of
, 1881-01-08
A ST. tOu1S FAttl|RE,

ST. Louis, Jnn, 7.-Son.e exaggerated re-
ports gained circulation yesterday about tho
failure ut j. 6Eg'lor II Cu., dealers In coffee,
spices, cigars, and tobacco, antl giving their
liabilities at $4,000 or mora. Tho facts
prove to be TINT tue firm has lhll.te n, assign.
iMent, atd their liabilities arg about J,0oo; ;
assets not known, -.
, 1881-01-08

Why run any risk With your c0ugh, cold,
hoasseu1ss, or !lldocd any pulmonary Or brpn-
ons o SR.nt %e 81 Sas
torant can 10 hAd7 Ii you hnyo contraUteI n
severe cu!d, save your lungs frnM tue danger
Gts irritation a0a inflammation which fscoaot
IT. hrIuua about consumption BY promptly ro~
surfing to tho ExpeptQrunts mud II tfnnbaed
With any a0cGklou ut tho lhroat, you Will lind
this remedy equaly etfectual In nadrdluR rellat
FROM obatructEpg ph!ogu, and In healiuy tho In
Aamcu pArtl, - -.
, 1881-01-08
THE, cATILE.PLAGUE IN KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI, O., Jal,. IA dispatch from
Somerset, Ky, states that tho stuck.raisrrs
are alarmed ut tho outbreak Ut Violent
disease among cattle. From son,e unknown
cause, animals drop dead almost without
warning. Soyeral valuable ones haya been
lost, and there are fears tllat 1t Ia plague,
alltl 'thnt It will sprcutl.
, 1881-01-08
II. W. l.Q1n.

Lou1svtL1.E, Ky, Jatt. I'LL. W. Good. for
mcrIy Of Tic Ilrln Ut 1lawsuu, Good & rmid.
fell on thu sidewnlk this afternoon, fractur-
ing flls skull. He tlEett lit ono ll0ur. uow wis
" ycNrB old.
, 1881-01-08

DENVER, Co1o.. ian. it. B. Wilkinson,
4 wcl!-known ctlitor. late of thu Denver Re
publican, sllcd suddenly In this city tonight
Of heart disease.
, 1881-01-08

M interview to-tinS sail Oltvcr's position on
the tarlfr question WINS satisfactory to tho
Prntcctlonfs&s. ills orthottoxy on this Issue
Ind been questioned by onu Of tho city
pa,'efs. Tho iron Incl, support him almost
to u tlin1t,
, 1881-01-08

CINCINNATI, b., jan. 7,-Col. William Mor-
sllnll Anderson, brotl,cr OF NAL lsot,crt Ar
tGrsnn. Of FYrt Sumter fntne, tllc1 today Mt
CircloYiilc, T., ngctl Il.
, 1881-01-08
TESTIMONIALS,
ILLINOIS.

Disease Of tic Stomach AMI Lfvor.
Cn!rO, Alexander Co., lit.
DEAR 8In. suflertnR for a1iu Tins with lieadache
hnd DlACnsD Of Tie Stnnlnch uDa Liver. wA1 Induced
me to psriect health ntd htrenkth.
No. " Elxhth.st. EIlAs. 3AEALEf.
, 1881-01-08

DAYTON, o., i'm. 7.-Dr. Charles AfcDer-
mnnt, former Snrgcon-tlcncral Of Ohio, NIL
ono Ut tla nlOst prominent surgeons In the
army during tho War. tltrd tn tllls city t0-1uy
from rl,eunntEc troubles contracted during
tho Wnr.
, 1881-01-08

atloptlo1l Of tho resolution In thc COURSE of q
acncl, II, ,vhtc1, In oi1rIntf n tnnrn.ru,rr M
o,,o NJ lin ,,rrnt hn1,vnrra ~ t1,c E,ffm,
thnnu,, ,,r link noina tn ,1rr,nro thnt liz was
mi n fa,,atic himscif and lm,l m ,lrn ri In.
cntn,ur nnr, II, rnncfnstn,t, TIM gentleman
fro:u FRANKLIN rn,hnr mnwrrful,y intimn,rl
tint l,c Ind lila u,tuiom nj onyln,iy who
wn,tI
rnApE on MEs'a ArrETfrEs
for llQtlpr, nl,t thu nature Of TINT opinion
was pretty efTcctualty forcsl,n{lowctt IN tho
startling declaration ihat n,yl,otly who would
80 barter nwny hls Influence WIS ,lntt to
represent tic smallest ytI[nga III Ills district.
Tho rliles were suspended. ~ motion to
adjourn, nttl thus leave tic question Open.
was i,ttt niasl lost Thu roll wns called OIL tle
adoption OF OarlaMl's resolution which went
through ty Il vote Of yeas ot, nays 81. There
was very apparent u.icnsness ut this idca OF
Delhg hit on tho rccnrtl OIL tile temperance
tllestlo', so early IN the session. md 1t took
seconI cafl ut tho roll TO brlnE tile ,csitatlng
ones to time. Even tten utl!te number
failed to respond, having taken refuge out.
side OF tho plea ot sudden engagements. or
simply antl boldly refusing to vote, thougl.
sitting In their seats. The
OESTLEMES VOTING IN TIE NEGATIVE
WENE:
i!tsiis,ar,, i,GekGr, HH..,t, it.,aes.o,, ittt"ser.
iioyt, i..cas, shumwny,
t:rundAll, Mann, Summons,
G,oE, ,S9S, "r!,n tsvha a,rIieK"h' SIiIySm'
Erwin, Mebonald, Snutz,
t3allip.. Miernc, vn!iEhey.
ii"rrs iirrs |F"yottc,IerEin'' H '' wiibannks.
iiorrngto;l.
Tho list ut absent or dodg1ng was as fol-
lows: Ucckcr, Cnrr, Chandler, Cownli. En-
ntts11 Ercun firnrr iuoprnr T,i}t1, NDnr,s
, 1881-01-08

ST., Louis No., Jim. 7.--The Post+Diapatc1,
Jefferson City spec1nl snys: Bills were In
trotluced Into tho Legislature to reduce the
legal rate Ut Interest. 10 prevent tho sale Of
deadly weapons tu minors, ntld excmpting nil
benevolent Insurance societies from action OF
the gcncral Insurance lnws ut the State.
J1:FFEls4OS CtTy, Nh. Jan. 7.-'fhc Demo
cratic ratlclls Tonight nominated Frank II.
cockrcll for relrctIul to tho United Stntes
Scnnte by n vote of 1l5 Tor Cockrclt, II for j.
U. Dr0Ilicnl, and for Charles p, johnson.
, 1881-01-08

DEAt BInt My dauthleF MA! su1aFsr frum w, sIP,
pfosxlun Ut NuhttFunttG. md altuF tMbhrlnx ulhss
hit d!nculty tor more than ysaf. with thu eta
Hsnt ut tFo p1yselansTnno At!npmtaG ana r,soS al
othar usdiees sn,vns WHICH was }E yaYns; A!ssrp
bSNup, aud. FuNn nI utoe J9uF pamphIet. n{ ~
c1uHht y0ue f1nlarks an tue tlssaag viii, which ~
your niecIae a,si. " tha Joy % III sympathtt,aaa a
friends, she VIA soon reA!nf4a to teEu!Astt!y T.
health, JOHN I~ Wut1Au1Ae.
, 1881-01-08

serted. 1ltld Mann llau no uitlculty III nffnng-
Ing to get 1t back. WIN Duriee and Her
rlngton I'll their old seats, tlle position Ut the
Democratic trio with relation to tue rennii'
der Of tho llouso was llilutsturbeu. Hut'
wlllle these oltl'tlhefs' 1ierrlftfto1a, purlee'
and Mann, with WlIbanks anu Tcnney, ,tsl-
uerst00d themselves a'ltt grouped III ono
corner Of tho Democratic camp, Young
olooa
sTA1rrE1, 4 LITTLE SETTLEMENT OF ITS
OWN
surrounded By i ancey, Murphy, Judge Crook
and cloono',: 'l tlle e'Iu of THO row. inns
tlse ramors concerning q split
which hnd nrlseli over the donole-sidct as
to lead tha Democratic minority.
Old starkey Powell walked right into iis
old seat MS naturally rs horse returns to his
, 1881-01-08
'TOSElsII T., AI2AtOuR.t

.r,o ,,n,sc1 "uH ~ tha :, Ian 1nso,'hi +, a~nonr
tno 1une'a. % " .ens ."'o ss. vosup" =; hsnolt
took place !esterahS IRON t'ao residence Of
Ills brother. Philip D. Armour, No. nl15
Prairie AVENUE. A lurgo representation Ut
I'M hnsinrss-,t,cn NJ tin, cIty ware nrescnt to
~. .,.,., ~ sanao,a -. H. ,.nnsas,, ~
!ntS l"S!s '"ss tea''cct1 :" s'.u 1 ''e,'ol3 " III
Old nilu h0lored asSoclafc. Ihe f1oral 0lfer-
il,gs were very beautiful, md boro curtls
fruM loving antl thoughtful friends, rha
no.,:,+ orc';,,a.j n nrn,nimomt rosttIo,, In tia
sMc' fse,,t ,rin W., .vnn atrn,'"d tyitIa III
i,.n,,,f'i ,i,srm., @ in tioS.srs ii H. h"nl Una
~, i',,,,,,sn Hniinn mi IT tl,n fnt irnn,
n,,, cnmnntInn s ~ ,Iera o nf '.Tns' nrnsa
aiiot, aimit ,ra ' ran},3 ,,3'" oso"'' o '"Fse
9'eM.o ;,n WIZ p'o,t''' 1,!' ,,..-,.
lne cnolr oi nlace ;EpiseopHt Ghutcll
olnret t!le services MliH the 0eatltltnt hyilsn.
o"NalteninE ntAl MMt!nH" ntld tllo ltoy.
ChnrIrs llnll Everest, ot the plymouth Coli
Eregas!o'iul Ciluryh, rcatl the funeral sery,
Leu. IltU hy!nhs "JxsIls. Layer u Aly o0ut."
WINS t!len sung, after Which Dr. Everest
lnn.l9 few cl0,lilullt relnnrks ~ Mglllnry nf
the deceased. llo spoke or lfs having gone
t1 tho !..lul af tlnwerH to seek longer lease
u ihe l!ts Wlslc11 M inc l.9fG had glfell ht1n,
an snl.l it@t in |la, betM r.. met On l!s
HIN to tint brighter Inlnl whero lIte
WIS cternMl. Tie Christtn', clarnetor of
tho deceased was reforrHtl ~. mud tho rev.
erelitl gentleman sal,t TINT IN Ills last coll.
vrrsatloi With hln. ha l!nd expressed! Ills
Millt.lgIrss tu dIo 1t y was tiin VIII Of tho
Father 10 cult him: 1tg l'nd always been
ready to leitl helping hatMl ~ tho poor alil
needy, .ailtl i was sad tn SEQ q man of such
executive ability any gentle spr!tcallatl frol,,
, 1881-01-08

Netrderc. itoDna To-. IT.. Feb. Q, 1Hp.
DEAR S{iE: have beel1 uassle yHtsr IN DIAN DlU)0
SYHUr fpt song TIME nd Az neriHGtly sntssfsa With
petite. strongtlens thu NERVES. eRuIhtss the stun.
hch and tsuwela md ltu!.1yas Nheua.nt!sm. MuuId
tut tV without it AItla. WkSrFhLL.
, 1881-01-08

DETn0tr, Affclt., jan. T.-Aftcr listening to
Gov. Jeronu's inaugural messago to-day,
lotll Houses Of the Michigan Legislature,
at LnnsIng, adjourned Mt t*'0 .. IN. Until
, 1881-01-08

Committee held q Iiectlng last night ntltt
recommended the llui. john c. Nuw for
Secretary Of the Interior.
MAINE. .-...
Special Dsoafea 70 1hs cateaao I'tbant'
IO1sT1.AS1', ale, .Iail. '.-ila WITHDRAWAL
nf Alr. Frye from TIC contest for United
States Senator was thought IL Insure tho sent
to Mr. llate, WHO. 1t was believed, would IT.
cciyc tEB compliment Ut a unanimous vote
Of to-ntghs's caucus.
The figures tetcgraphcd yesterday regard
ing the Ciubcrnatorial contest nre. correct, ex-
ccpt In onc particular, and that Is tho rcturns
fr0in Fnssclboro, Which give 210 yotcs
| for Hiram plafstc, but which the
Committee Inadvertently checked for
| 1iarr1s Tlafstel, The Town Clerks
| signature was !ncking, however, III conse-
quellce Of which the returns cannot be re-
gar.aed rs authenticated. The record is
known to llnyc tho Intlits Ut Harris TlNtstGt1,
ai,d therefore gives Mr.. plafstcu plurality
of votes. The Committee will fepbrt
plurality OF votes for 1'taistcsl. Several
members Of the Committee doubt whether
the constitutional amendment applies to this
election. but 1t Is believed tlsat all will agree
- .1oc,o n,,,l n ,,nt A." rn,,,n;ttons shn,,I
~ ,,a,,'a. ." -, ~ a,...1 ~. IT, ,.",'ei H.. o.s,.
n,.s nv T.. Nv .,,, 10 - ~ S"
,.,. - s' ., w. aaau ~ sa3 sut ~
~, w." H., a',1s ".'n '"o . "s.o's I,sa,a.,oe ,,
III t'1e HOUSE, ~ .no 'nost 's'ilNentN' aI,t
~ o"t !."ses % .HIss y, s"Sa ..'
"etetlai"u!lol m 10 WY ~ uo"n' Mt t''is ~ t.lo
oplfnon I'll Tug ocst lhtof'ne". ~ may " ~
gafneu "s se.lleM tac5e,ote, tl.'s t'en. ., In.
s". nus p'a,ults' "'lu ''' ,.u .,e l.eets'",uac
VIII aeclafe !llM 'o'er1,oF' lne 1enela! has
ieilh!'e" tlu4et15 ~ 'la lon'e s4"ce Ilo opo'-
, 1881-01-08

-... Fisher. Champaign Co. IT..
DEAR HtN. This iB Ia certify Iltnt your lSI1! AN
BLOOD Sf!ttlli has done guod fur Kidney
Complaint uld !leaft DLssnso thnA amy HlEcr Medl.
cine aver ubga j. also cuYG 1t ty cslllteM VI
thl1ls and dctotua. MAltGANksr GlllaM.
, 1881-01-08

D. CEak lQhnNn's lldian Blood Syrup
CHICAGO. ILL.,.

vAa, gcHAAcE, STEVENSON co. % s'd"
NoRu(sON, PLuNMKR 4 ca. u and " Lata.'s
FULLER i FuLt.Elt, II MarkStst
$t)143lAN KIM. u Like W !
sUAU, 9yUrrENBuNGuE E 60. % Wshksh'&h 4
, 1881-01-08

Special HttpateA to Thu Chteaed Trtaunt.
LOUISVILLE, kyn Jun. IA special 10 the
ConlHlcrctak froln Nashville says tllat the
Senate contplctetl'its organization to-day by
eIacttng Democrats to I'LL MI tha pos!tions
Both Houses l,ayo, adjourned I'LL Monday.
Ia their 'honIes. Tile Democrats are dis
gnstcu at thu nctloll III tho Stewa.tFuult con-
tcstud-clectIon casc, a,ld are atraId they l,aye
got .nore thu. they bargatnet for. Ttte gen.
eral Impression IL tl,Rt Stewart will not hold
sila sent very long,.
, 1881-01-08

Hueklngha,,. Knnta*ee t., ~. Msy t. M, M
QEAN hltt; Ma4 ErGAl &AHus0t fruui lkhenal9%ls0
and found nu tett untls c1niMence1 ustnK }vat
pIust vnunbio INDIAN III .Uui Sftut'f huW n
nurh ruliHyQd SAi bgneltGd oninlunA yuaE Msd*
lcn8 70 all ANNA FlbSSEHhE!sa'
, 1881-01-08

GEORGE II. CARPENTER.


Tho Sudden death OF Atr. George B.
Carpenter. the announcement of which was
made In yesterdays THInUNE, was fecIingly
alluded to I'll NIL circles throughout tho city,
and particularly was Ills ttemlse regretted by
tic members Of 1'rof. Swings church, to
whom lie llatl cnttcnrcd himself by Ills uti-
wenrled lnbors for their benefit and comfort.
During tile forenoon, mid IN fnct throughout
tho day. there were numerous calls Mt the resi-
tence Ut tho dcceased, and the expressions Of
synIlntliy for the bercavcd family md rela-
tives wcro n,a1iy a1,l sincere.
A special meeting Of tile Press Club was
held yesterday afternoon for tho purpose Of
takinK net!on On thy dea.l Of Georgg D.
Gasss. a fsffs IT, T. T. tars'o + s's" @sre 1hss %
painted d C0ni.nItten on Resolutions, aid
they submitted tho fo!lowing:.
n The chcaSo rFess r. IT, Club, aying ~ icaFnGd wth
profession in thts eity. desircs 10 place pun rec
During IFS journalistic career lie won the esteem
or his nsa.c!',tcs nn1. hall he renamed tn ttie
I'LL s sop u m "SS SoKs fn'o'e s m
amusement nAna9er ho nch1ovcd success be-
CAUSE OF hIs tnaomtt9blo energy. and fl ny his
est and unrest tastc. nnl thus becaMo n put!lto
nencfnetnr; rs q citizcii he wMs remarkable
WIS W. To- oyso a beySnd repraeh is
Ill; iii %any M w srtaos a onri lin docpiy aud s!.
Tho sympathy OF tho Club In hereby extended
70 tho fntn'ly Of our tlulMFtci friend, who bus
III - them aa r!e2st sSy y 9nsa r %n
The report or the com,n.ttee WIS rcai BY Mr..
s1%sa ,.n. md nS 1vSa IT. aop!9 24:0 s n1 '
friend ot tho dcccased, who spoke feelli,aIy OF
hs sy sGoi pait'cs: EssnSrkf WIZ 1"S maS
DttlGfH. htlu h[snn I1R4DniHtGff with him WD
, 1881-01-08

NhUcUnlH. Lake CD.J !!En
DMAn BIi, hayo used yalr Rreat IN u An nIHE
SYRUP and have found v unt44nlDd ~ lluoA l'1fr
aes 1nd take pleasure ln recommending y ~ sns
, 1881-01-08

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.
Hswnre of Counterfeit Medicine. employ no
AvehH uVentA Or ruiincss to solicit tsndp from drug
gllt4,
, 1881-01-08
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.

Second DaysA Proceedings - Papers
ltcn&l-1kcRaiut1oia Adopted In Favor
OF lflo Consolidation OF the Supreme
, 1881-01-08

DEAR SIR! md yOnr INDIAN lt.uuD sfHGF
speedily cure1 Ehl1ls, md FGcnttltcft It ~ ihe
hest nedlcine tn tho country tor AteMtantls and
N0ufAlxLA. E!4l MiTGllELl.
, 1881-01-08
PENNSYLVANIA.

gpsttal php4sth to 7as Chicago TneuHt
plgTsnuno, pu., Jun, III. d, Weeks, Sec
setary VI the Western lEoll Association, il
, 1881-01-08

Iluckinpta,n, KankaAco CO.. III. May a 15'sl,
DEAN sin: icliref!A!y tssHfy TINT y09f lustl3 ST
isActjol, a i highly ~ eunvl " MI who have ustd
4 h1vo used yulr i,scdtcne With lhe nlu! sasss!s
Njfy fuku1lx uIld can therefore T8cJNlun1 lt4 Na1
Vii troubled With Liver Complaint nn4 Ack
, 1881-01-08

TUhfiat, IT7lFEsE6h CuHHly' III.
DEAR eIlts This Il 10 certify lut !sAxu ess1, esssa,
EIsatx bs9sted .! nslng AL, Ia
KIeMtIy srnubist with Weakness. fuur neh.sdault
llakes ul9 taeI Itko yuunx 1lrI. snu ETsvMaISr!i
Y11NXhlN fuMAdY. ltlI1Dh HA9BlAA'