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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-12
wan Gam 80 MaIsr,1

II you viii stop all your extravaga9t ana
wrong notions in doctoring yourself and fsrsi-
lies with expensive doctors or humbug cure
alIs, that do harm always, and use only
nature's simple remedies for all your ailments
-you will be wise, well and happy. and save
great expense. The greatest remedy Tor TINS,
the great, wise and good will tell you, IL hop
Bitters-believe it. See Proverbs IN an
other column.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-12

A Washington letter says: There lies in
the treasury department to-day 81, AGO.
900 of unclaimed interest on govern
ment bonds. The sum is getting larger
every day. The treasury clerks are not
permitted to notify any of the parties
to whom unclaimed interest is due.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-12

Messrs. Ely Bros, druggists, owego, N. Y;
About year since gentleman from Orwell,
Pa, called my attention to your Cream Balm
as a remedy tor Catarrh, Hay Fever, etc. He
was so earnest in asserting it to be positive
cure (himself having been cured by it,, that
was induced to purchase a stock. must say
that the Balm has met my best expectations,
having already effected number of cures IN
this locality. Respectfully, 2. f. Hyatt, MD,
Bordentown, N. j. October 26, 1880.
Messrs. White & Burdick druggists, Ithaca,
n. Y: My daughter and myself, great suffer
ers from Catarrh, have been cured by Ely.
Cream Balm. My sense OF smell restored and
health greatly improved. G. NJ. Stanley
dealer in boots and shoes, Ithaca, N. 7.
Price, so cents. Ely's Cream Balm Co.
Owego, n. Y. Will mail it for 60 cents.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-12
There are now $50 cities in the Unite
CAN'T Prenrh Gnna

No man can do a good job ot work, preach
good sermon, try law suit well, doctor
Patti MT, or write a good article when he feels
miserable and dull, with sluggish brain and
unsteady nerves, and none should make the
attempt in such a condition when it can be 50
easily and chea 2ly renovated by a little Hop
Bitters. See "Truths" and Proverbs"
nther cntumn
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-12
GREAT HORSE NrED4CINE.

DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE L1NkMENT In
pint bottles at so cents 80 years established It Is the
best in the world FOR the Of Collie Od Sores SgTains
Bruises, Sore Throais, etc. TOBIAS CONDITION.
POWDERS are warranted to cure Dstemper, Fever
Worms Bats; give fine coat; increase the appetite and
cleanse the urinary organs. Certified TO by Col u.
Mcdaniel owner OF some Of the fastest running horses
in the world and Loo others. @ cents. Sold by drug
gsis. Depot--43 Murray Street, New York
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-12
FCairo 1n.) Radical Republican. ]
What We KNOW Ahout II,

What do you know about St. Jacobs
Oil P" said one of our Oldest subscribers
This was a fair question. and we an
swer, that we are reliably informed that
q gentleman of this city who has suffer-
ed untold agony, and spent mint Of
money TO get relief from Rheumatisn,
in desperation bought some and tried it,
and declares that it is the best remedy
for Rheumatic an he ever heard OF.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-12

Sound repose is so essential to good health
that we feel surprised to know any one would
risk loss OF rest from q Cough or Cold, when
. battle of DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup would
., go ratreshinp slumher,
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-12
A Rloated Body

does not always belong to an inebriate. Kid
ney troubles will cause bloat, but Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has never tailed
70 remove 1t.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-12

The manufacturers of glass cloth claim
that by a new process glass building
blocks car be msde as durable rs stone,
and at about the same cost.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-12

The gross income derived from to-
bacco by the farmers OF the United
States Is about 1872 900, 900.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-12

A black walnut tree of average size,
cut in Wisconsin, shipped to England
and reduced to gunstocks is worth fro N
1000 to $3.50
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-12

Ten millions OF cattle are slaughtered
annually in this country to supply the
home demand for meat. which is valued
at S400 600 600.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-12

Illinois manufactured half the farm
ing machinery made in the United
States last year.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-12

Pure COP LIVER OH made from selected
iivers, on the seashore, by Caswen, Hazard 8
Co., New York. 1t is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken it pre-
t,r it to ali others. Physicians have decided it
superior to any OF the other oils in market.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-02-12
AGmosr Dsscot,rsr.d!

Such expressions are very common amen.
those sffi icted with a Cough or Cold. They
have called on the doctor and he has pre-
scribed. They have used nearly everything
which has been recommended, but are no bet.
ter. Hope abandons them and they look with
di-trust upon ali medicines. But there is au
old family remedy advertised in this paper
which possesses true merit. Aliens Lung
Basam will cuIe your Cold or Cough. Try
it, and you will receive new hope and per-
feet cure. II is pleasant to take and perfectly
harmless. The city druggists all sell it.
There are now $50 cities in the Unite d
States supplied with water-works, in
volving 1900 miles of pipe, 10000 OF
which are of cast-iron.
, 1881-01-13
and there arpeata To l,o II general ini'ftss1oM
That tho next Speaker will not come frnn;

,NN IIVtNtFIENI'I.F: STEEEIIt
fE~tfal DisEhtleh 10 The Chttnoo 7rtbHnf.

AN ilUxtttsA1tE SPEECH. .
Arrtfae Dfsrtleh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsfiISoros,, u; G., e.. Jun. 1a.-Srnatot
BlAtip, rplrlnei'tlt1g lo-sldy u,mM tho bill to
placu ten. siraht 1T, tho Retired Hat, anys tint
Il ought IL he tlonc. ut, tho grou,.d OF fnIr
play, "Tl,o reoplu: of tho Unitc.l Stntcs,"
sattl Sot,ntor 1slalnc,." tonk t;et,. Grnnt frnm
u good lfe post'tot, anltili'hde hin 1'resEtleut
There IL III many cuscs-4l good deal IT no,i.
seslso taikcst nbout tho 'oflico sucking tho
i|lns,,' Int. IN t;e. t'rnht'a c,sr. ut least fof
Ills Hist terin; tic nl(co I'LL seek thu hnlt. :.
Ttif:' lEut't.E Asked ltlS.
to give up his 1tfo tus[ti0ltuini setye them III
MI nil!ce Of short tenure, mid think now, III,
tho gro'ad vi mir nlny alnl s.uare lca'iug,
tic peoula owG It tn tietl. Grant 10 Iunye him
wElnti they demanded tint he shotitt serve
them ns President. I
THE DEMOCRATS ouanr 70 VOTE rol, IT
rs welt M Tho Republicans, md l,bjo III tho
end they wilt do 80. 'r1ity arc, Ut c0itrse,
feeling snr ntnl cruss Just now oyer tllclr .lc
fent, tpr which thuy consider ten. ti,nnt In
part Responsible. but tliat feeling will wear
oil IN time, niml thu justice .l,sl propritty
Of bearing t'ri!. t;ra1,t's tlHniu oil thu UnftGu
States nr,ny.rutl. Il Is llnlptl, will bu s, up
parent TINT eycry ono will be tlEsposelt IL
yuto for IT,. =. -;
r~woGLt, tsEQurnE EXPLANATION IN IT'S
TONY
It Congress Should rcfuaa In rcstore to tho
nrmy.list tho 1lnnin Of llle General Ut nil the
arIilics that conquered tho ltebellnn:"
"ijnt yusl were reported, Sltiiatdr. short
time sisteg, III betng opposed tn President
llnyes' recommendation 10 confer tho runk
OF Captafn-tene'll on Grant."
Sesl and anl opltnsrt to It now. Cnp-
intn-ucnrln Ia all infcllct0Ms title, which
tic President prbably recommended With
out giving It sufficient consideration. Cup
taitt-Ornural, ny Used Ut, the Aimerluan coll
ttient, IS n Span1sl, ttslr, ltiltmnte'y
nsaacEatctl, tn thu public mind, with the or
l'ressnn Of ECu!m MD with tho ctHrltics md
atrocities OF tlv slaye tratlr.
rtfE ltASK OF uENf,kAL
was crcAtett for tiramt, aud Is ona to will ell
lie 'siIonHl bu restored with full pay 6nd
eilolnmG,lts. Whether Gen. t'raMt be worth
hliiIit:, or nMly thonsantf, has nothing to
tl0 With It. II the United States owc any
thing to Gen. Grant they hayo i,o right In i'll
tlnftG fnto thr circumstances rs preliminary
to payment. think it In very bad thsto to
hc taklnE M Inventory Of Neti. tiratit's prop-
erty, or tn, be discussing IN any wny his llnn,,-
cial condition. That belongs to him as:t. pri-
yate grntlomdn, mud is hot matter for public
tllsetssiul."
, 1881-01-13

license system, MS It retatcs 10 Tie Hale =,
liaior ns II beverage, Inns bcen blottctl fro.a VI
tho etatute-books Of tho Slate. 'Vo ns nna
look to the future. 'not forgetting lint # ~" NV
hero o,a our soil wt'cru tho first L;os
was glven that hkoI'y'"' frsnltcd III 'Hs II.
emancipation Of a fAce'' trdtt, slavery, IT, IT,
have nowdttcrmi,,etl uphill Arcoutl eII,an.,
pntion, which ala', FREE not only the hI hoar
hut tho aoul Of t,ati., Nqw.as III tho past n.
aiytllzcd world WATCHES Kansas, a,,d ans ,re
lo,'siy awaits The result. .nNp.asops should i.
taken backWnrd. Lot. !t;not 10 salt Tint an, !,
evil exists ~. ,o,lr mtdst, t1p powcr VI wI,ls
is gtrater tiiAp tho peonle,dt,. S4
, 1881-01-13
TIE l)EnArE.


IL the tst.tt'n A,.aeasta I'rs.,.
WAsntSuroS, D. e.. JAli. 12.-Oh motion
Of Mr.. nnc'Snar, thu morning hour WIS dis
penscd wltll-l@5to ~. .. ;
Mr.. I. Wood IN. ~ moved TINT wlien tho
1lonsa next went into Committee of thu
Whole MI the Funding bill thu tleoAte Oh the
pcndlng amendment Should bu limited 10
thirty minutes. Agreed tn--l41 to .t-Colr-
roth, Stevenson, Humphreys, nn1 Weaver.
The 1lousp then welt Into COMMITTEES of
tlu Wholu Covert ih tho e.air) OH tho Fuliu-
lug bill.
Mr.. +. Wool sa|sl that for, htrnsclt lle. saw
nothing inconsistent III tho establishment pt
G-pcr-cellt rnte of Interest for hnll.s. mud
the shortening of the option, Indicated III tho
bill. llu would 70 further: lse believed lhat
Will, tic removal Ut tho tlx OH bunk .le,a,sIts,
u1,d the establishment Of II 1nlo Ut :. prr csnt,
tho question ot option wns absolutely nllu,,-
terlaI. BECAUSE tile b1,lls n,ul certificates
.y0ul( not be likely 10 risp to any great, pre.
MUM, md would bu ut nuy t!n.u within tho
, 1881-01-13
TIE SPEAEERS1T1P.
AN ACTIVE CANVASS, ,,

w..s.',~,r,n~ ~ ~ In, 10 .tr.,'. ' "",v,,z
;om,,y ns,u,h1cnns t for ti,a srsni,,xi," M v,T "T
~ ,.. it".,n,' T., ,ar.. 49, H opo''".t1:p
s,,u.s .u s"a a.,.,,'. 10 'v.s net'9. ies's. @
80. .,,,'.,. .',a ~ a'e"s III ~ ns'u'
,,.n ~ .eatt wa H.. s.''1 I..uso
"sa ,: retts:. ,sa nuss''..'E -. 4,a .ss n.ne
NUN w., 1S!sM n's sen. '. ~ % Iao oG'asS Ge;to
e',u H.. ~ t!t ,l"c iesls'@l"te.
n,lu ua's o,s tep!esen.n'No .p ttye "ulM ~
eagG.s" s1,,s ~ n.a ;'.o sncncs AclnE ulh !nts
.t Houe' ss'e,a! ll'e!l'oe!s VI Jug Iiomso Ea'e
a.,,,n.aa s t.e'1 :" '.e's ,. .'n1! toy Wsso ,,,
, 1881-01-13

opfe1o3 0lspaseH 70 1ae ChteH9o 1floAht.
Gov. st, John. % Which viii bo delivered s' to tho us
Legislative il Jdnt sessiqf to:.idrtow, opens
wltha reicrcicu to the.proeress of the State,
tic incrcaso In population, ami growth OF
'all kills of biislncss; astrtbfhg th5sb feslils
M thd itgltnldtu fruits Of i t,d'icy tlat pro-
tects tho l1fe, property, 1itt ballot bt ull ttl4
;zcns; a1sl mikes an'plu provision for the ettu.
rliE srArE rtSAScKs
nro Shown to bo lii excellent shape, MI the
funds rropcily protectGtl. lid 'iicW t!obts be-
Ing made. money on lula to meet. ali ol,ilEn-
tions Ms they mature, mil lib bohds Of .thg
Stats commanding largo premiums, III the
markets dk tile tollntry. 4 detailed exhibit
Ut Tie affairs Of tie several statc institutions
Is given, showing pr,tt1Gnt md etonomlcal
management tllroushoilt. Uf tne work III
ritz cd,st, stIArrt i
: Mt Ledycnwottii t'enttetttihty, ti,t Goyhfnor
, 1881-01-13

Spfelq| DEFFa15f q TFt EkleaQ0 IfIGaNe.
3ltLwArKRA; Hjki, Dec. la.-At Elkhorn
to4lay oceAtt8}. ,lft tweIlty.e1ghtA annual
meeting ot:.ti}i! suAworth County Agricult-
uraI soctet31dr !5satIon ot olncers. william,
Meadows WIN Ytuya I'res!dtnt. William kln-
lais Vice- e-MtnlAnnk HALLS LnttaW Treas.
Mrer, and 'aYpia.. .Motr!sml Secretary. The
Society Until nut $40 fur prulMas1ls, altt rI-
celycA sI,IM during tho yepr. At tlo ali,lua!
fair there WUrV ,Gl0 Hittrfca. In AIl respects
tie orEanlxNtl4u ts very prosperous.
!: ,'-fIf-4~----- -
, 1881-01-13
''%.W1stoSs1S,'

6AkA} AHxt.
,ssss. s" 1tt,o y ~ ~ ~ I"'Sago II ar'nant'
- 10 sst,!fa,,.s, " 10, oa". 1"th pfahcaA
ria ~ @ 1""s et'n1 tye ~ as " noc ioaas
~ ~ I 1,.,'.t'.s, W. f,...S .u w.. oy Lieut.
~" oh,s, G.lts ,'n; IL 11t9ss' OF Mad
~ a; ramas,e n"e Ee'e. Smv' o'ctk ~ w. hake
Soott % ~,na;,os. ns.ao','''nr's , ,,,,. aa u
s,o.,a .'Isn. ~ ., .s. -" usun' reselu
1 1nI'.S wsas sn.,i n1opsea m S t9
Inn Ti,ran - a. Ieu af - t,,o oiaes taet ny the
1,', r. +, ts,n,,fs, ~, - ius.. tl.o ,st session
sn"nknr r,ro ~ ai" VIZ. I"'c; r,ns, w,.s eesiel
t. s,,rrl, - arcaa't. -, eu s.aa oaG1n' .E ai y.
arv % rasIt,n,'s t",s ,,; H. H.. CUSTOM
iJ al.nn,io,,rn1 "Jto "''op'eo '''''' t''' sseaa'
~ ;rhn 'o ,"s',},ars "mcI. ,.n.. ,,o,,, ,,,,,,,,.
tnia of,,,ri,ann i +, 'A'o o'o' ous''s e"saged
s'''' WV: ''''' ~, :" ,
a,,, ..,,z III. - = lHa 7Ents
a M,a. eSt@ts 3,, iea.Is aol ~atH tomorrow Nov
s""a,i s4'.' ~ +, M s... VI o onsnne OF tho
H., - oyni' % 'tss! nntueniIY returns b
samvo" ' ,,e'. 'a.s' a..eS.'9 " ahe !r'c.s ot III.
ray.. H"mye. acsiaoms s,. ~ poo'n!nE .lle Thug
e,o,,,. "vs, oe.olu. ., ., 70 seeure to.inorroH
,,l,. ssSlE as t,a ea'g aoI 1ie cgnmenceneto Of
n,,oa,t.;1 = '''o y, 4' cauehs Inc Aeyes meg
Hio1eS.su iog ,' . ~ LUIS ses'n.E . ll!lsto, ahd
, 1881-01-13

uucstton REQUIRED on MIR. Woods nmend-
nlent fixing tho rAtc OF interest upon tho
bonds nrNl ceftllicntes Mt = PET cent.
Mr.. Nnwhrrry tlthnolldrll'a division 'of tho
question, md vote was itsHt tasett OH liking
thu rate Un tl,u to1,tls ut - pcr cent. Agreed
tu-1331 tn ~,
! Tin grcus body of tho Democrats vott1t In
t1le affirmative. an.l q majority Of the hel',lb.
Ilcans In the negative.
T'he'sccnl,d branch Of Mr. Wootl's amend.
1nent, arranging ratcs o., notes at y PCT eel,t,
WIS a)So ngrcctl to without division. 4
Mr.. Sanford offered ah amendment proyid-
ing TINT bcfnro my Ut thu bonds Of notes
authorized by this act are fssMctt It st,nl1 be
El,t duty 1T the Secretary Of tfla rrcnsnrS' Il,
pay OH thu hontls Acernlng 'ttllIng tho ycas
tSSl
/. All. SILVER no1r.A,ls nr iioli 0nA1Ss
dnl alt aold over antl al'oye aiU, OK. 900 i,bw
'rltl IN tic 'rreisury for Redemption, p,r.
,'oses' lls argued n"ftvort of his nncli,l.
tllant.
Afr. 1}|ntld nrglcd In favor nr mn amun.t.
lnent whicl. l's proposed to oiTrr authorizing
the Secretary OF tho 't'rcnsury IN coi,l tho.
Maxtln,,n nlnuurt Of silver dollars In rc-
le,nt'tlol! Ut tho maturing debt.
alr. Sanford's amendment WIS ntloptetl,-
yeas, ST; itnys, a5,-ttle Republicans refusing
IL vttG. desiring ~ 81, 1ua.l llDwll Thu bill tat
Il substitute offered by tl,em would be
AaHptull.
Mr. Mcmillan offered MI amendment link
i1,E tll8 bonds llereln authorized
sulh1Ecr RI, TAXATION.
At 1rst Tic Republicans showed n tl1sposl.
ti0ll to rpfralii fln,li voting, mid soMo few
.tvcn yhtctl II, fnvor Of the amendment, III
order tt, nttael It to thu ILL., Int iinntly they
IN a botly ratel nentnst It, md It wns re-
'lectrsl--yras, ii; nnys. N.
Mr.. 1snlNlnlt offered MI amendment nnk fng
Tho substantial part OF tic section rcn.1 ns
follows:
Tho Fccrctary Of the Treasury Is hereby
authorized n tasifG bonds III nn amount not OK
ccct1EtE s0;0 00o.oN' which ahnll bear interest ut
tho rate Of per cent per n,s,l''l.. rqtecmablc mt
Tho plcnsl,rr Of tho United Stntcs aftur 49,
yeurs. THO binds sttnlI be. etc.
Mr.. flnnttall stntu.l Tint
1Irs INTENTION
was to make q bolltt Ioall exclusively. lie wnutd
ht tho prt1pGr tinD move tu I'LL au the blnnk
In the amendment l'y tic Insertion OF tie
word "tw0." 80 rs 10 make the bombs re-
ttcclnnble In two years. 1f1 wottlti a1so otrtr
MI amendment tint interest ott tho her cent
bonds shall ccnse nj the expiration nf thirty
days nfter notice lint tho snilo have been
designated for retlelmpt!oi NIr. Randall nd
socatcd with confirmed. Judgment % per
rent bond. liz would (
D.. COMrEL TIE NATIONAL. lDANKs
to take ! per cents NJ security for their ctrcu-
lalian. There would be f,,ull.t M Immediate
lnnrket fur tn0ro ttan SI00, ,000, COO Of = per
ceftA which left but s3tn, ,00o, ,000 to be pro-
rittcd for 1Iow would llg&tpvltlo for TINT?
, 1881-01-13

VENN61 1LF AN1As
llAnhlsnuno, ra., jail. ,1s.-1n ttlo lioa's
Of Representatives. to!lay tlI!rty-elght n!Is,, :,
wore put t4 nomination fur thu .ofce y, "
Unltod' atates Seiiatot. Tlla licpnblleSa,uu ~
United States Senatorial caucus Is otl!eia;H! ~.
announced for to:inotr6W eyeiiIng. rhe sM
aatIoa tonight seenis 10 Ii Rya aguhli liiatIo"'ss
dow! to Grow qna Oliver, with the chau%S~
Iii fuyor ut tie lattef.
, 1881-01-13

WEST VIRGINIA. 49,.
WNEEt.tNa; ". v, Jan. la.--'rhe s!s~ :u.
Legislature met at nom to-day alid ofsaat
lied III both branches, The 6enate ca'''
, 1881-01-13

spfetat Dtspnteh 10 1ke chttaao 1}tbuns.
LASsINoI Afieh., jan. 1a.-'T)ie Iieg!slasur
cbtyelltal this 6senthe,; wllcn tlic Colnhilttee,
were announced. Tho following is the per
sonnei Of tho inord lniportHnt Cotiliaittess:
Senate University, Senators Brown; Upsou,
and ''r0ker;. Appropriations atlu 'Flnance,
Nlca,,: Loyoll, Amber, Stomton, Ind Hose;
Liqi,or Traffic, Fafr, Durktr, nntl Strons;
judiciary, upson, Patterson, Dickcrnlant
Farr, md Cah!Is; Railroads, Chandler, Glib
s0n, and upsnfi. I1ouso-Untfrrsity lsepre.
scltattyes g. II. Hopkins, tiatilcld. Fraser
Seymour, md Wolcott; Ways and Means
Bull. Ward, .Catiley. Alv0fil, Austin, C6bh
Corhln, ktels, and Knapp; Ltuaor T'rafI,
Iadtic; perlla''t, ::at1tl .lyatrins; Jutllcia.1,
Campbell; Earl, KINNEY, Edwards, .Tyft
Dlbdtl; hid !l'urnbull; Rallioitla, White. q.
II. Hopkins, 'Essabrook, Yale, Cottre!4
NORTH. and. Parker. The ,Colnlnlttcea ghs
ge'ioral sastafacttuli, mid are regatlet1 rs Ell.
c!ent nul juulclous selections.
NEW, York. \
AthASr, jnh: 1a.-Thcte Is Il ritmor thd
tic Democrats will vote for Depew iut
United States Senator, mid 1t Is cullne.[ thl
II they do 1!o will be alcctcd. And.!ler II
port is tb t1.d atYaet tltht both Crowley and
Morton, Will withdraw III favor Of. Patt. bp'
botfi ules6 RchtlGhlen's frtomtlj insist tha
they ntd III tho fight until tho first ballot ID
Tho caucus y taken. ~
Iiu Senate Commtttco Inns Informed lh
Assembly Cdn,nittee tllht II IL 'reddy fur th
calling uf n joint caucus 10. nominate He
pubileAii cant(tlnto TOR United States Sclatot,
1T tl!e dArliest pdHstble inofiicnt,
,AlnANi, .,tail. l3.--lt Il thought here thu
niortilny ttlat platt wilt, shteIy rttetyo ths
ndth[nntion for tho United Statos Sunnto q
THE caucus to BIO held fliuisday evening.
=. MAINE.
AuhpsrA;, Me-, ja,i. '1s.-iu tue Senate,
majorlty anil minority REPORTS on the t'ubet'
natorIal v6ta wero submitted. Tho ,ninor1
olai,ncd tue question Wds iii grave duubt
After u lohg discussion tlio n'a]brlty repo't
Was adoPtstl.
Tho Ilptso without dabate accepted the r.
port Of tho majority Committee OH duEr,
.iatortal Yotcs, declaring 1'latsted elec!sa
Governor. Iliete were seven opposing votes.
Tho prcblualit aud Speaker WorU requests
to notify 0by. l'laIsted Ut tho result.
TENNIsssEE.
NASHVILLE, TUnn.. Jan. 13.-uotll boda
met fl joint convention ,li.tha House tolu
md counted the yota fur u6Yer,lor, wh!ea
stood Us follows; Hawkins, Republican, les.
00J; Wright, ,Stnte-Crc1tt Democrat, 7s,7a'
tVlIr,,, En,uutrnx Tt.,tr orn$ kY taH, LstWGFIA
, 1881-01-13
WASHINGTON.

The Senate Puts in Another
j. Day Without Doing !
= T." Anything.
: - d
The Ha1oyon System Of !" Frank,
r :. ing Shirts Home to Be -:
'I.> Washed"
General Desire Of tho Senators to
Return to Its Mild, :.
Reign,
Nearly All tho Representa-
tives Candidates for
the Spcakers1,ip.
Desperate Feeling that the
Speaker Ought Not to
Come from Ohio.
Blaine Speaks Manfully In Favor of Re-
tlring Grant Us General with
Full Pay.
Stroug Movement to Mako Le Dues De.
partmcnt Cnbfnct lrnncl OF
tic Government.
Cox Confident Of Roapportioning at This
Term-The Observation-Disclosures
Whitelaw Roid.
, 1881-01-13

way TINT the tlel,t coui be refunded Il, . ppr
cents, aud tllat was 10 tnle the tax ut tllo Mt
tlnnal lmnks, aNtl Ito lid not believe tho tenn
per of tho 1lotHe would agrea to that.
Mr., Haskell 0pi'osc.l per eeiit lond. 1t
Ind bcum stated that u n.nrkUt for S400, ,U00,-
0oa of boltis could bg 1oililtt among the M
tlonstE l'allEs. The only question ut Issno OIL
that point was whether. or not Congress
w0ultl drive ont ut existence every National
bank III tho United States.
Titl:lsN WAS no wl:srERy MAN
WHO dared to stnrl OH t1,!s floor all say tint
Il solitary WcStgri Nat!olul bnnl could cul,-
tInug business pla the Dasls OF n 8 per cent
bond.
Mr.. +. vyoo.l statcu that l.o coui., furnish
tho gelitc.ntl letturs frolt 1'rcsttleiits ut
Natlui.al hunks In tlu West In witch they
t!ectnrcd tllat they would glatlly receive MA
per cent band.
Mr., Haskell renltod tint tho statement !,a.t
always buen coupcsi with provision that 1t
shotlll bo n ba1a running some length, ut
time, Mul tint It should b0 accompanied
wilt. repeals Ut Nntlonal.banls taxation.
Mr.. Wurtl argued II, fay0r Of s0lna nnentl-
lnenss l'o proposed to offer Mt tho end Ut
tic pfli. Tlley repeal ali acts imposing Tux
on the capltal a,tl deposits of saylnes-bnnka,
Naltalnl tal,ks. .Stnto talks, and private
bankers. nil laws lnp0slngn
TAX On CALCULATING NOTES OF NATIONAL
B.. lsaNlts,
al!l al! lnws imposing q tax OH bnMk.cl,ccks
Mr. llNnttall denied thAt l,o flali nude my
@ nssislllt oll tll9 NntlntAl banklng systonl; ll3
l!!t ,nYtlySocatetl To- ~ per cent bond, knowlg Y
3tr. Fort-1ha Democratic party noycr
borrowed t!ollar ut less than 10 pur cont.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-21

WYE offer this day the following makes. of the la w test improvement, viz:
 100 Households superior to the Domestic in every respect Warranty of years given to each and eve ry purchaser by the Providence Tool Co.,, which is reliable firm that formerly made the first Domestics
 50 New American, 4 drawer, fancy knobs Will liams Singer pattern) drawer gothic cover New Homes Have few on hand which we will close out at $15.
 Machines purchased from will keep in repair for years free of charge. Warranty of same given.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-21
New Discovery.

Chapin's Buchupaiba- quick, complete cure for gravel, kidney, bladder and all urinary affections $1. 289 State street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-21
New Haven and Derby Railroad. Train Arrangement Conn.
 mencfng Dec. \. 1880.

LEAVE NEW HAVEN, At 7:1s and 1000 B. m, 200, s:so and e:so D. n. -
 LEAVE ANSoNIA, Al 64o goo and 11:45 a. m, BIO and 7:26 p. m Connections are made at Ansonia with paaseuRe nans of the Naugatuck railroad, and at New Haven with the principal trains of other roads centertu, tnS[e. S F. s. QUINTARD, Supt.