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ESTE2.E "a u

TAKEN up by the undersigned. near Royville
L in this parish. one black creole horse, with
a white spot on each side-about or ten years
old, and branded. Fac-Simile of brand to be
seen at this Office.
The owner is requested to come forward and
prove property. pay costs and take his animal
away. E, r. MOSS.
March Is, 1882.
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Bangs on the brow of hison and fair woman
are tame and insipid as compared to the pend
ant birsute ornamentation which decks the fore
head of the callow young gentleman ard when
to this is added the tentative moustache. soft as
downy pillows are, upon a conntenance glow
ing with insane and ineifable innocence. we feel
like waving all questions OF age, Sex and pre-
vious condition. and kissing the dear thing with
sweet kiss and sending him home to his dear
do ~ ,y7ath~r {; ,st,,a transcript
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The Burmese burn their dead in all cases ex-
cept that of infants under twelve years of age,
and persons dying violent or sndden deaths,
Among the Burmese it is ''grander'' to be burn
ed than b ried. Deaths from natural causes arc
rmtd good deaths. Sudden deaths and deaths
from epilemics are styled green deaths Tn.
former entitle the deceased to burning the lat
ter necessitate burial.
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"Don . talk TO me about the advantages of an
education" Indignantly exclaimed certain
manufacture lately. Here | spent $1,000 on
that boy 0. mine. He came out of college
with flying CO. rs. put him in charge of the
factory while went of for littlo vacation.
and what do you suppose he did =? Shipped 50,-
coo of my new patent improved snow shovels to
South Anne merica."- "-[Phila. News.
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Bands of music are forbidden to play on
most Of the large iron bridges of the world.
This is e TO the well known phenomenon
that n constant succession of sound waves. es-
pecaly such us come from the playing of
good band, will excite the wire vibrations. At
first these vibrations are very slight. hut they
increase as the sound waves continue to come,
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T.gNE .y'OTKCE,

a LII PERSONS are hereby warned not to
IA enter or pass through my enclosures with
out permission. Any trespasser will lie prose
Gated to the full extent of the law.
Aug i3, 1881. II, I. GIRAnD.
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NEW STORE! NEW G0ODS!!

ns undersigned having opened Grocery on
main street respectfully informs his friends
sna the public that he will keep constantly on
hand stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
FINE WINES,
CHOICE LIQUORS,
HAVANA CIGARS,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco &C., &c.
salt Meats, Butter, Lard, Flour, Rice,
Sugar, Coffee, Canned goods, &C., SC.
La fact all kinds of groceries that are gencr-
ally found in frstclass establshment
oct. 22; 1881. ARTHUR NEVEU.
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List Of Jurors

Drawn pursuant TO an order from the
Honorable the lodge Of the 25,h Judicial
District Court. f,r the May term Of said
Court to comneGce on the Sth day of
May 1882. as follows. VIZ:
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FOR S.HLE.

sd,HE improvements and lease of the land at
Cenireport on vermilion Bayou, together or
xsparately, the lease having about seventeen
ears to run, on very reasonable terms. This IS
6pe location for country store. lumber and
nick yard, cotton gin, grist and rice mill, etc.
rnlv 70 Al MOSS.
3pf Yezlailioayiila, La.
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Here rests his head upon the lap os earth +;
youth to torture and to fame unknown too
much benzine crept underneath his girih and
played .bc mischief with bis temperance zone
IWaif.
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A true snd correct copy of the origina!
list of Jurors drawn for the Nav 1882
tern Of said court on aie and of Record
in "v officr, this 18Th day of Mach A.
d., 1882.
A. NJ. MARTIN,
Cle,k Of Court.
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BA1LEY's SALINE APERrENT, is pleasant and
cooling cathartic for the immediate cure of head
ACHE indigestion, constipation, heartburn, acid
stomach, biliousness, etc.,
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CDps'esS .EegassDer.

"A. y. MOSS, VermiliOnville, I 4.
HAVING made arrangements to supply any
i l. demand, have now on hand and will con-
Time TO keep on my Lumber Yard, near the
Railroad Depot. large and full assortment Of
good cypress lumber sawed and split also pine
eeiinEn1d fopFipg--at lowest market prices.
OrdefB will be received and lumber pr omptly
idelivered at any station on TIE Morgan o. La.
Western Railroad. Feb l8, 'S2.
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FSs'e Ea2Gsge'v 'vssce.
j. p. H0DGE:& BRO, General Agent,

]. P. HODGE.@ .BKU., GeneraI Agents,
At Judge Moore's Office, Opelousas La.
DROPERTY surveyed and policies written
[ direct and recorded at this Office, and losses
paid without delay.
Sugar-honses, gins. mills, stores and merchan-
disc all insured at reasonable rates and special
inducements offered on d'celliays and farm proper
tn for one. three, or five years.
THE FOLLOWING OLD AND RELIABLE COMPANIES
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NIENInRS audssss A,trsstlLew LoSos and I"PsE Pat.

ent Solicitors, Washington, d. c., for references
and advice, sent FREE. We attend exclusively to
Patent business Reasonable terms. Reissues.
Iuterfercnces, and cases rejected in other hand
! specialty. Caveats solicited. Send model, or
sketch and description for opiaion as to patent
abity. FREE OF CHARGE. We refer to the Com
missioner of Patents, also TO Commissioners.
Fstablished 1866.
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Maine.

e5to Ge1 per day at home. Samples worth S.
W w $ss free. Address STINsoS Co., Portland
Maine
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THE ClRNEyAE,

s. past and gone, but T. Nrvrn Of tbs
turned frou uaas M Z Neveu, has just re-
'eieesed spring stock of
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS,
BOOTS & SHOES.
c,,., GROCERIES,
IU0nely, IN t,ey, iin'ware, Wooden>ware, etc.,
at tho Io,,s.! arss-csss assortment of goods and
,tors aa1 a1'Ss are especially invited to visit our
show with the greatest Of Iou Sessr @"In htSsr tSau
sl'h to buy or aot. Honor rs With yisit and
every respect.
BREAUX & NEV3U.
Main St. Verrilionville.
March 4. 1852. '-'
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Correspondence with responsible property
owners solicited, and their risks will be inspect
cd and rates Gxed when desired
will visit Ver,niionville and other sections
Of Sonth and Southwest Louisiana every month
Address. j. z. HODGE & BRO.
Genl Agents. 0peiousas, La.
March -, 1852
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-10-04
GEN. VIII. 3. BATE.
Enthusiastic Reception.

The distinguished standard-bearer of
a united Democracy was escorted to
town from the residence of Ex-Governor
Marks yesterday at about II o'clock,
almost the hour when the Home Jour
nal has to go to press. However, we
delayed Il couple of hours to listen to
him. We have often read his oratorical
displays before Colleges, but had NJ
idea be would SO capsivate in polit-
zeal speech. We cannot, possibly,
make much mention this week, except
to say that grind reception was given
him--that at least 500 were present, in
GLIDING ladies--that every one was
pleased. Gen. Bate, we must shy, uses
the most fiowery, grammatical and ele-
giant language we ever heard from any
man. lie seems to be perfect encyclo-
pedia of history, poetry and bellies lettres,
as we know he is of noblcness, honor,
courage and-Democracy re wish
we could say more this week. He was
introduced by Capt W. Ell. Brannan.
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a FULL FACULTY


regular teachers assistants full Of and val
DR. baldwin author School Management the Prerident
W Terril teacher
Huntsville impressed the best / had visited
X Rothwel William Jewell College OF his
III
practical Teli"
Presn
educator rank presiding
veryf equals
gentleman
accomplished While
teacher and graduate eolged teachers will
Free from the restraints Of the cid colleges he has readily accepted NATURAL
Normal, methods. !.
graduated College 1875
she the preparing
herself work of teaching She lady fine ability,
of the eooloo combine teacher
both natural and acquired viii be admitted by those who
work.
Collie Tl Principal Preparatory Department
rience of twelve teaching branches and little children
1876 Winchester; viii be
benefits schools In Primary Work she without
PROXY VIM
Mheran She has experience teacher We
for a student of President TerrilFs in Missouri.
In this Department she will aoab
of othersc
of Art in
OF
schoo
Mss Maud Terri well known the friends the
half her in the be
Send for catalogue
JAMES w TERRTLI4
July oath 1882 Winchester Tenn.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR Congress.

We are authorized to announce A. L. Lam
dis, Sr, OF Bedford county, as a candidate fol-
Congress from this (the 5th) Congressional
District composed of the counties of Cannon
Coffee, Franklin, Lsncoln, Moore, Marshall
Bedford and Rutherford. Election, Tuesday,
Noy.7th.
We are authorized to announce Hon. Rich
ard Warner as a candidate for reelection to
Congress from this, the 9Th, Congressional
District.
To the citizens of the Fifth Congressional
District:
Respectfully I present myself as candi-
date to represent you in the next u. S. Con-
gross. Election, Nov. 9TH, 1882.
Is III. L. CARR.
Winchester, July 9TH. 1892.
Weare authorized to announce Hon John
NJ. Bright, of Lincoln county, SO a candidate
for Congress from ibis, the 18th, Congressional
District. Election Nov. 18th.
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FsFa;srs IL this neighborhood are
sowing wheat. The acreage sown this
fall Mn be as large, or larger, than
usual.
i There seems to be a good deal of sick
mess in and around through the country.
Our physicians are going pretty much
all the time.
Elder ]. NJ. f. Smithson died yester-
day evening, about 8 o'clock. He suf-
fered greatly during his illness, which
was of about six weeks. duration. He
leaves a wife and three children. Mr..
Smithson was about 80 years old, and
was seemingly man of great physical
constitution.
Mrs. Mary knight, wife of Mr.. B. F
KNIGHT, Of the 9Th district, and daugh-
ter Of Mr. Samuel Holland, decd, died
on last Friday night, after sudden i'll
ness. She leaves q husband and two
children.
Mr.. B. p. Stroud. who has had con-
sumption SO long at his son-in-law's Mr..
Ashley Hessey) residence in the 9Th
district, died yesterday morning. He
was about 81 years of age.
On Wednesday evening, Sept 20. at
the residence Of the brides father, (Mr.
L. F. Kinningham) Mr. Aaron Harp,
of this place, and Miss Sallie Kinning-
ham were united in marriage, Rev. w.
3. Watterson performing the ceremony.
M. Harp had an investment in Nup-
tial Benefit Association He relieved
the said Association of about six hun
dred dollars, and is now going on his
way rejoicing. <.
Decherd, Tenn, Oct 2, 1882.
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For the Legislature.

We are authorized to announce DR.. Lewis
Metcalfe candidate to represent Franklin
county in the lower house Of the next Gene
raj Assembly of Tennessee. Election first
Tuesday in November.
HUNTS STATION, Franklin Co., Tenn
Mr. w. j. Slater, Editor Home Journal:
We, many voters, authorize you to announce
w. A. Larkin acandidate to represent Frank
lin county in the lower house of the next Gen
eral Assembly of Tennessee.
MANY VOTERS.
S. d. Mather, of Bslvidere, is announced as
the Republican nominee and State Credit cam
didate to represent the people of Franklin
county id the next General Assembly.
We are authorized to announce Geo. w.
Byron candidate to represent Franklin
county in the lower house of the next General
Assembly of Tennessee.
We ars authorized 10 announce Ben p Hunt
a candidate to represent Franklin county in
the lower house of the next General Assembly
of Tennessee. Election, Nov. 7th.
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Son-Resiaent Elotsce.
In Circuit Court of Franklin county
Tennessee.
tBill for Dirorcc.)
Alice Linville VS.. James Linyille

Alice Linville VS. James Linyille
In this cause, it appearing to the under
signed. Clerk of said Court, from complain
ants bill, which is sworn TO, that the defend
ant, James Linviile, is a Nonresident of the
State OF Tennessee, SO that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication lie
made for four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, a newspaper published at Winchcs-
ter, Tenn, requiring said nonresident defend
ant to appear on or before the fourth Monday
in November, 1882, before the Circuit Court of
Franklin county, Tenn, at Winchester, and
plead, answer, demur or otherwise make de-
Tense to said bill, or the same will be ia
ken for confessed and set for hearing ex-psrte
as to him.
Witness my hand, at Office in Winchester.
Tenn, this September %, 1882
NATHAN FRANCIS, Clerk.
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Non-Resident Notice.
Circuit Court of Franklin County,
Tennessee.
(Bill for Divoree.)
Emily J. Woods VS.. j. w. Woods.

Giuhy y. ~ oouo We. u. w W Opus.
In this cause it appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court from the bill of complain
ant, which is sworn to, that the defendant
is a nonresident of the State of Tennessee, SO
thatthe ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered by me that pub1ica-
ton be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said nonresident defendant
to appear at the next term of the Circuit
Court for Franklin county, at the Court
house in Winchester, Tenn, on the 4th Mon
day in November, 1882, and make defense to
said bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed, and set for hearing ex-parte as to
him.
Witness my hand, at ofice, this Sept.
25, 1882.
NATHAN FRANCIS, Clerk.
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Marks, Fitzpatrick 8 Gregory, solicitors
for petitioners.
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NEW BEEF MARKET.

We have opened a beef market at our store
on the Square, and propose to furnish the
best beef at the lowest living prices. We So
1ieit a liberal share of the public patronage
Highest market price paid for beef cattle,
sheep and hogs.
Sept. 20, '32. t. JACKSON & SON.
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e@- Carter u Bro. keep big line of
Farming Implements, Wagons, Heavy
and Shelf Hardware. ct
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Ssg- Go to Carter & Bro s for Field
Seeds and Plows. ct
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Orr schools are receiving new mini;
EVERY day.
Look out for the cross mark on tb
margin of YOUR paper
Inerels. great demand Tor chicken
ana eggs1n our market.
oi . = D. stony. oi umnon'i' n''
A WIN NC ''noo o1' ''ss''
Itispredicted that the approachin,
winterzWill be a severe one.
:,
we guess the appearance OF most WI M
eFiDess. mS1 ael21 s
-. M. N..,, E c;.;. e.
r,larl hss aa,o;ntsd e. n p No.
T. ss '!,.r ~ -'-|''
.,' AZ - ~ nis uoPu'y $3.50 $50
80 The Womans' Missionary Society will
smeet ut Mr.. As. Embrey's residence
Ex>G Governor Marks spoke in Mem
Rhis last Saturday, in Bolivar Monday
aud IN Jackson yesterday.
EN. sf,on
oous iVo 'scns loi d cni'-c''at Ma
9rel PREPARED a Tor tnis issue are CROWD
TVS = vexing-eo u.s.
c 800 49, Las ..,n.nad -
~ @'1sr;soy saloaI, az 49,
e X9rei I 1' 10y. - Z. : ~ '-'oAof'' e'
sr7ssa ,-t
The adjourned term of Chancery
Court, which convened here on Monday
of last week, adjourned over until the
18th Of this month.
The County Convention met, last
MONDAY and appointed delegates to the
Ekuiiahoma Conventton.A The delegates
: we're not instructed
r.: q ,c..e ,,f.- s,n,ai,1nox has made ;,s ,,
No. rancs IN W;iI;.,ry,s 1,ouo 49,. g II
,,,;ies fro,,, to,v,,,' .srhe n..;art ;s . CO..,
of Mr. Jobn Cawan : :
7 ~ 81 ~
5the cor.,orst;on Nv Mr. Wilev Emhrev
h.vs heen mt - nos;t;oncave On socb
: Corner Of IL Eoro r. e''
: ''-S- = Wy = :
Mountain Council No. 694, American
Legion of Honor, meets tomorrow
. Thursday night, Octx5sh. A prompt
: and fulf attendance is earnestly re
quested. Hour for meeting, 6:45.
The Normal Monitor is being printed
~ Nasnynle. HE hrst number Will ap-'
pear on The 18th INST. The managers
wanted this ONCE TO print the pa
PER, ana are NOT 70 blame In the matter
! 4 ,,,Ezs,,s5r.,Y &c
n iass "; 1iCwaru wiz preach at ! TN
= ,."1' NJ suay evening a,
ser c.eSes ~ gHi i.olnnS az clocH
the 1oay Sonmunio1 VIII oe ceieoraIed.
-apo Oh SUNDAY at \ Q CLOCK services oy
ysoa'e Az II
Attic Fair grounds in Shelbyvi'le.
Hast Saturday. the hoor OF the amphl-
theater gave way, precipitating about
AZ persons 70 the ground, a distance OF
ABOUT lo ieet, A number OF persons
were crippled ana nadly bruised among
the number four or hve iadies-
.1,.., co,r. f.r.rto.,u to.,, no.
IN MA. S:y $500 me-
,'' s.ssS'u sno n.s.usss De.Ice -
lssst r10ss<Aa ~ VII - P'ooSScea inSo
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r. Society Goods and Trimmings.
~ cHAs. ". MANNING CO., lea Elm.
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nGs- For good Sugar, Coffee, Lard
and other Groceries, go to Carter &
Bros. 1t
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We will either sell you your goods, or make
some one else do it, VERY CHEAPLY. In
either case We will be some advantage to you.
Ii You have the money. to pay for your goods,
don't buy from parties who do credit bust
ness. They have to make
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-10-04

Forty years. trial has proved BLACK
pRAuGhT" the best liver medicine in
the world.
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BeT Wool and Dried Fruit wanted a
Carter & Bro 8. ct
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Large Profits to Make Up for
Bad Debts.

They sell to Tom, Dick and Harry, all per-
fectly good, leach one better than the other, J
but Harry will meyer pay; then 335 per cent.
of our sales are lost Can we stand that 2
Oh, mol Tom and Dick must make that up
to US. But the credit merchant sayst to Tom
and Dick: We sell you goods cheaper than we
do to Harry--sal.o nerer pays But that viii
not do. We can't give ene-third of our goods
away and sell the other two-thirds SO very
cheaply
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Gentlemen, Stick to CASH ;
it will! payvou to do it.

We will always pay the highest market
price for barter-in cash or merchandise
Bsr All our Zeigler Bros Shoes at COST,
to close them out
p & s.. LENEHAN,
f-qs2sr Successors to Joe Lenehan.
Decherd, Tenn, Sept q, 1882. 1y
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State Comptroller Nolan has just
made his October apportionment of pub
lie school money. The total apportion-
ment for all the counties in the State is
S75, $500. franklin county gets
S796.07. The warrants for this fund
will not be issued until JAN LIST, 1888.
at which time the interest natures.
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County Court Quarterly term) met
and transacted the business before it
last Monday. We win give proceedings
in our next A goodly, number Of peo-
plesNere in town. Speeches were made
by Co.'s. Keebie and Carr, candidates
fdF Congress, and Geo. w. Byron, can
didate for the Legislature. s. 5.
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AT the Fair grounds in Shelbyvi;le,
Hast Saturday. the floor of the amphi-
theater gave way, precipitating about
40 persons to the ground, a distance of
about Is feet. A number of persons
were crippled and badly bruised, among
the number four or five ladies'.
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Where send our sons and daughters
lib WINCHESTER NORMAL
OFFERS SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES IN
English, Latin and German,
Mathematics History and Literature,
Natural Science, Music and Art,
Philosophy, Bookkeeping,
Primary Studies, Penmanship,
Theory and Practice Of Teaching.
THE FIFTH AMnuAL SESSIONS

Begins Tuesday, prem
The enrolment
healthy
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D1ED.-Near Newmarket, Ala, Sept.
26th, 1882, Mrs. Lucy ID. Coleman,
aged 70 years Deceased was the moth
er of Mr.. Charley Coleman, of our
town. Mr.. Coleman, on hearing of her
sickness. FASTENED to see her, but she
was dead when he arrived. She was a
devoted christian, and was beloved by
all who knew her. e ~.
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Rev. DR.: Howard viii preach at Trim
@ity Church Thursday evening at Z
o'clock Next morning at 10 o'clock
the Holy Communion viii be celebrated.
Aud Oh Sunday at IL o'clock services by
1rySualc. 81 i-s-s ~ ~ q.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-08
CONGRESSIONAL,
MR.. SPARKS APOLOGIES TO Mr.. Cox-THI
DEFICIENCY BILL FuRTHER CONsIpERED.

MR.. SPARKS APOLOGIES TO MR.. CoX-THE
DEFICIENCY BILL FURTHER CONSIDERED.
WASHINGTON, ] une -Hous..--Mr Sparks
apologized to Mr.. Cox for remarks made by
him yesterday while debate on the deficiency
bill was going on, and Mr.. Cox accepted the
apology in the same kind feeling in which it
had been rendered.
Mr.. White desired TO call up for present
consideration the report of the Ways and
Means Committee on his resolution calling
for information relative to the conduct OF
Commissioner Raum in recommending the
passsge of the Dunnell bill to extend the
bonded period for distilled spirits.
The Speaker replied that the report had
not yet come from the printer.
Mr.. White suggested that it would not
come back until the whisky ring let it, but
subsequently, disciaimed any intention of
rejecting on the public printer by that
remark.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole and resumed consideration of
the general deficiency appropriation bill.
Alter concluding the consideration of
thirty-two of the sixty pages of the
bill the committee rose.
Eulogies on the late Representative Allen
Mo. ] will be delivered June 231.
The House then adjourned.
Seaote.-The bill providing for a public
building at Clarksburg, w. Va, passed.
A resolution from the Committee on Priv
ileges and Elections, to pay the admins
,ratrix of John G. Underwood $4,000 for time
and expenses in prosecuting his claim to a
seat in the Senate from Virginia, met with
considerable opposition, and was finally laid
aside.
The House declaratory motion regarding
the death OF Garibaldi was agreed to.
Consideration of the District OF Columbia
appropriation bill occupied the remainder of
the day and was not completed. Amount
appropriated, 8, ,367, ,767.
After an executive session the Senate ad-
iourned