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ftrimttitnxnil BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS, MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 12, 1875. NUMBER 25. TWENTIETH YEAR. 1 i i AMUSEMENTS. OREA.T Springs (Col.) Gazette, was fatally poisoned fin tVio 9WfV li Hia nhvslcian intended to sent from all the regions so far this year is LATEST NEWS; NEW STORE.

ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE. We respeotfully. announce to the Citizens of McLean County that we have opened a First-Class Clothing Store, together with a full line of Gents' Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Valises, We have adopted the popular system of Selling Our Goods at Strictly ONE PRICE. Boys' and Children's Clothing a Specialty. LANGE BROTHERS, No.

20 Center-st. ALL TIIE Latest Novelties is GENTS' Furnishing Goods. DUNLAP 5TH BROADWAY SILK HATS ARE NOW ITsT STOCK. give him black draught for a trifling ailment, and called for the article (verbally) at the drug store. The druggist, misunderstanding the word, put up black drops," or acetated tincture of opium, which the doctor took and gave to Mr.

Liller. He died during the night. A farmer named McKenzie was murdered in his bed, five miles east of Greenville, Bond cqunty. 111., on Thursday night, and dragged to the stable and thrown under the feet of a pair of mules. An inquest has been held, and the wifn and son arrested.

TUE MARKETS. Tbe Ural a Market. Bloomikgton April 8. White wheat. XXX Flour I 10 1 SO 1 40 1 25 80 1M 90 7 109 I 00 1 25 8nj90 804fl 16 57 175 65 62 90 l.l.Vfil.18 Red fall Sprlnii Kuckwheat Graham Rve White meal Yellow meal, per bunliel Shorts, per lnoiba Bran per 100 Ibn Ship Mil ft per 100 Wheat, white winter, per bu Wheat, spring Oats, white, 83 lbs Oats, blaek, 36 Iba Oam, 100 lbn Corn, white pr bu Corn, yellow and mixed Kye Barley Counlry produce.

Bloomisotok, April 8. Selling on the utreet at the following uotatlonn FoUtoes, 1.15 for choice. Onions, 1.0mi1.2.V Apple, OOnil.2.1. Butter, 2.10 per pound, and plenty. Kkk, 12ifC per iloieu, and plenty.

Honey, 26c. Lard, 12 (jc. Side BaevD, 12i(i)l5. Hamii, Shoulder, 10c. lireiwed Cblckena, C(pjHr.

Turkeya, l)reaed, 10 cent. Timothy Hav at 12.ooiai3.lK per ton. Straw, 4.oo6.oo per Um. Kat Cowi at J.504.50 per lOtt pounds. Calves, S4ik- ir jiouuif.

Sheep, 4 1 4ft5 ie per pound. Wood, H5.oiNftJ.25 per cord. Llv Hog, 6.0Oi7.U0. Tba CtUeaco Proaaea Market. Chioaoo, AprU 10, 1875.

Tbe following flgurei show the receipts and of the uiideVmeiitioiied article, for tbe part 24 hours: Flour, barrels iu.0'; 36,5.1 Ki.urt 3-VJ II 20 Wheat, buibols Corn, Oata.bu Kye, bu Barley, bu 'i80" Heef. brli Pork, I ti.111 nil llreiwed Hogs, No Cattle, i.i...i. Hnrina Kitraa 800 I brl on p. t. SalM luneaits eitra.

st S56. WKKATJ-Salea No. 2 spring at ll.04i.Wl 1 024I.02 a-ller Aprllifiouy 'cuKN-No'VwLd a. WOK for regular Jn-fCvnd lier iuijected add at Mark.t a- OATS-No. 2 at MVl for regiilar, and Sue? April, and Waller May.

Marksl lair. a saie oi wi BAHl.KV-No.-i,. OS a.h: 1.0. April; ana n.wieii" jnseller AprU.04 2l OK.i.22.00 HU.r M- 'f'f- I.AKII Slllll 81 sio.no HAMS aweet-plckled, lUWlilj. LivsaruoL, April W.

WHKAT-Wiiiier. 9 MW i l-rtnf I 1). 2d club, Mutf lod. api.iKK.-7Hs. UAUD-S7SM.

MW toaa, April 10. nof.lt Clnscd at 115- v. WHKAT-No. 1 Milwaukee, tl.4 oV. Chlragu, II.

tiiKN-xk for Western sili'd alloat. OA I -7374e lor lid WsaUirn, and 74J 76r lor wblls do. 1'OltK-New meas, 122 75. Haltimere Barhal. BaLTiaoaa, April ri.Ot'K -Western super, l.2.1t4 1.

WHKA No. I Welers red, IJ4. CliHN-Weaters niiied.We. 11 Als-White KVK II ofVal.lo I'OKK-Mesa. a M.

Pallaaela" Harass. PaiLADStrsi. April I. ri.ol KMlnneaot family. k'i gra.lee, II KAT Hd, SI -Maun; I'dKN Yellow.

OATH-WblU, 7.i-i V. PUltk-Mai, l.a0ia23.lie. Talaaa Haraas. TuLsno, April 10, WIIKAT-Aajber Michigan, 1121 seller Ms); i. .1 a I 'Sat rs) Willi- ir, 7 CuHN ansed.

7ke; atlstd, I'. t-kleace Use alack Harks. Caioaao. AprU 10. CATTI.R I'mlsr Ibe Inloenesof llgbl rseelpu and a rd Inuulry on ablfflag aeesaiit, tus aaar-kal ruled actus fur Haluiday.

and prees rated higher a. rsngra I mmA aualities. ai ine Tieady. Tba freak ree.li.tt rjs "-'J" bsad st 3.70ai4 JO lor aoca at-era. and I rota i 4 for muK eiirs BMa.in i.

ii.alii. it reelitt and as ae- IWa Inquiry for New Vstk, Hu.u.a. New Msva sad Phil J-lpkla. prlei ruled psr la te I. aJtUitiiiiaf a kltr im IIP lr wiswhs a rboira kits were a-sres sod saiiled.

I ll park-era did very Utile la Ike way of parckMag. Hr.r- ranaed fra 7aW ft tu li.M.tnuotu, and Iruai 1 masss fur rCules beavy weights. The fieeh iweslpla wets LAaSkesil. aslee. besa a.

Igursa. Garden Vineyard FOR RENT. rplir plaesof 41. M. COl.MAM.Wwess Utooav 1 inguiaeaa ori, Miawberrtee.

and slher rait, ws rd koa-e. snd sverythlng euBvealent fur awasy staklag puaaeaakis given Iwateilialelr. aft if I'AKi rtt. Airee e. BLOOMINGTON SHIRT FACTORY, r.Movri to No.

512 North Main-st. Tru fit gaarantd. Band for maar ihL Pattrn cot to ordr. HIRST JACKOf. ft.

Mala-4 aaaaasi rJlara. BANKRUPT NOTICE. lui'irkl nl N.B.al, la lha sssnly o( M. l-eas 11 atau i ilMnTa. w.lhi.

said dMKrlrt, whs keBB a.Uded bankrafts sb ls.it saa Ball-Jn kVTks I'HHrirt CH sf -l-l diwrlet. Schroder's Grand Opera House. One Night Only, Tuesday, April 13. LEW JOHNSON'S Plantation Minstrels, The only Original Slave Troupe now traveling. 4 F.ml Men, 4 4 Hang ami Uniiee.

Men, 4 And a Fine ttnnrtette. Ailmiwinn 3.1, SO and 75 cents. Reserved teats a7-4t FKKI. CCKTIS, Business Agent. Schroder's Grand Opera House.

Positively One Night Only, Wednei-day, April 14, 1875. Mr. ALF BURNETT, MISS HELEN NASH, Having Just returned from an extended tour of Kngland, Scotland and giving at Kgvprian Hall, London, M0 eonsecutive pert'ormancet, re-fuectfullv inioriu the public tliat they wiU give one of their parlor entertainment. Inirodueing a popular programme of comical sketches and elocutionary gems. The Musical Department will be under "the supervision of Mr- J.

R. LOWRY, The renowned master of the Concertina, in hia Scutch Medley, imitation of Bag Pipes, Arkansaa Traveler Comic Song, 'ood-bye Susan Jane. ay- Ueneral admission, St cents reserved seata, 7 allerv. cents Sale of seats will com mence Monday. Iioors open at 7 entertainment at 8 o'clock.

CARPETS. FITZWILLIAM SONS Now have open ready for inspection the richest as well as largest assortment of Car-petings they have ever shown. The range in price is very great, from 20 cents per yard and up. They Invite particular attention to the rich assortment of all wool Ingrain Car-potings in NEW At $1.00 and $1.25 per yard. Carpets made and laid by competent employes.

Esti- mat08 iurnisnea ior sujjijr-ing houses of three or more rooms on a plication. In- on the outlook or bargains in Spring purchas s. saae I AT 1S)I flloomington, Juarcn 10, iou. The Donmark Saddlo Stallion BISIATICK, u. u.n.l.n Tiieluva ill roaai n.

and Wedin-edavs. at my alalde In northeast part i i k' a.bl Matur- Ol a.i davs al Hargelit's Mahle In Hhuiuintou. Terme. to Insure, ten dollars Im paid lu sutjdaja Hi.marck is a dark har. Id bands high, and weighs UM iM.nnds, strong well muscled, tne lengih.

ainl g.i all tlia gain wllh s-d and rase, lie has tak'-o al a.iue ol the heal fairs In Keutucsy. lie all at LeI.am.ii. In a full riug of saddle stallions. Ilisraarrk Is hv Washington penniark. a direct drnM-eiwIanl of the Uui.iua old Denmark rarer Ilia dam was a lcniiik ruare, a noted K.

lu.k, lair. m-imM SHERIDAN. On the Hay of January, b75, I hats Urm-liM-l ii. i l.osl' MV rrvra n.a' dale I eU.il! da STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS. a M.kr II ti.eeerYiHMli's Interest bajr no.

sr I rail siHTta. which are Hie choiivst imwtrl auver- ica. Having i a irg TT aisd bring a I I r.a.r-lailrrii..g pi.iea.nl which I will al the es i.nree I aia Mieler luanv ohhg Uuiu hi the leaM rail end prires belues buying elsewhere. All g.la d. IKered fres sf charge Ut any pari i.f llier.

iv. All knowing ih. iu-lvee ludrh r.l S.S will plrase rail and set He al once, and Iherebj save trouble awl ril. AV. T.

HLAIHi 507 Weit M-i Blooraington, I1L jii tr WHY, MY DEAR HUSBAND Where did you get those fle apples Al tsa QUAKER STORE, mu, brlier. end Ihrv Irlivet so prompt) thai It I. a pleasure lu buy ineie. No. ai5 North Contcr-Bt.

The UM Tblntc In the Wot.M Attliixin, lovU Santa Ff Kailruad IjA-IS sis KANSAS. il.000.OOcTACI.KS tZZ' Tied ureal "-e gardes of Us eel. ea le-V srselll. I.T per eal s4 a ler Impewvewewla. FA UK IM-JFUNDKD pu'fha rs of laa-l.

I sms. living fuU larrs- I loll S-OS. j1J- ONE DOLLAR SALE OF HOSIERY, AT Earl's 209 Main-st, East of Court House. We have just opened five hundred dozen Ladies' Misses' and Children's Hose, which were bought sometime ago, when cotton goods were 20 per cent lower than they are to-day. We have a full line of all qualities from 7 cents per pair to the finest silk-clocked Balbriggans manufactured.

We will close this line out in ONE DOLLAR LOTS at 50 PER CENT LOWER Than these goods have ever been sold in this market. We will sell pair Ladies' White Hose for 11 pair Ladies' White Hose, $1 10 pair for $1 8 pair for $1 7 pair for 6 pair for 5 pair for $1 4 pair for $1 3 pair for $1 2 pair for $1. We offer Brown Silk-clocked Balbriggans by the half dozen at $3.25. The regular prioe for this quality is 60 cents per pair; $1 Balbriggans for $3.75 per one-half dozen; $1.26 Balbriggans at $5 per one-half dozen. Ladies should call early and make their selections, as the line of sizes will soon be broken, and you will save money by purchasing a supply for the coming season.

We also make a display of Hamburg Edging at LOWER PRICES than ever made on this class of foods. mia-it HOLDER, CO Stoves, Hardware, Farm macninory, FIELD AND GARDEN 8EED8, BUILDING HARDWARE. Msehsnles' Tools, Tshis sna roraei Forka and HiH.m., and panned Tluwars, rt oousu bio, Belling, DRAIN TILE AND SEWER PIPE, u.4.1. li Imn and I'haio Punil'S. Clot liea Wringers sod Wseblug Maauiuee.

HOI.IiEK, HILNER outs lid Court Houss, Bloomlngton, III. fl7-d HARWOOD BROTHERS, AGENTS roK BLOOMINGTON STOVES. A sun shirk ars tbf Celebrated Coal Ck Hluvs CENTRAL Whlek took the Elr Prise f.w Real Merit, St tin Mials sir st I'euria. Tna Well Knows ami rsrorlts Cook W.HTHKN I'MUV" Tbs f.w Wood, rruved M. hnrwr llralliig Kit Ml IlAt hi KNKK." wilh a large earl'lr of bulb Heating and taking niueea eiouu wn mi AIM a full etock and Targs arlet of llAItnWARK, NalU.

Iron, aieal. and arrlags Mlock Tlansrs Mlo.li snd Tina are. Belting, Seslea. Draia Tile, AgrleuHiirsI Tnidi, WboBjaate and Retail. MARWooU HHH.

West of Court Ituuas, niooaaiugiuo. BUNN HOLMES, BANKERS, Will reoeir Mercantile and; Savings deposits. Interest paid on savings de-noaita. If allowed to remain two months, at the rate of sliper cent per distil annum K. BUFFHAM, House Sign Painter, GRAINING, CaldmliiliiffniJ Taper lUnging.

A ereelalt mad of re -bmnilng ebsnileller la lull HroBH, Uresa and Hrunas, sad srds ABlHBS. Shop, 104 East Washington-st. Mla-BI NEW RESTAURANT. M.ICDKI.MAN kae slsrted a Boarding llvuas aad HaMaaranl, at TM- R1 Vrtrth Mftin.lt.. HV.

sease w- Aad Is saw rssdf Is keep bo.r,l.r. be the d.f a tom. as. J3 3,019,092 tons, against to me same period last year. The decrease in the supply of anthracite is 927,395 tons MISSISSIPPI.

Destructive Fire Greenville, Miss. Memphis, April 10. A destructive fire took place at Greenville, at 2 o'clock Thursday morning, supposed to be the work of an incendiary. The loss includes the large flouring mill of X. Johnson where the fire commenced also the warehouse and office of Johnson Co.

the large two-story building owned by E. Enos as a general store, and a hotel kept by Newman the drug store of 1). White the bank of Kctchmau Farrar the store of J. Heidingsfelder, and of Nathan Pohl, wholesale liquor dealers, and the dwelling of J. Newman.

A heavy wind was blowing at the time, and the lower portion of the town was in great danger. The citizens worked with wonderful energy aud determination, and saved much property. The total loss will be inside of $50,000, and is only partly insured. Several citizens were badly injured by falling chimneys, Ac. TEXAS.

Urease its Over the Border Konia Rmtded. i. n- On 1 I Aoril 10. John Valt, the Deputy Collector of Customs at Roma, Tava t-oiu irt a nftii-iullv to Colonel Havnes. the Collector of Brownsville, that on the night of the 2d iustant, at 1U o'ciock, noma was aurrouinleu oy a party 01 rouuem, itft.wenn thirty and lillv men, ou their return from the Interior of Texas, who had Intended to rob the l.usiora iiouse nere, as ii.airintiin(iiLs to the Mexican Drison- ers whom they had taken while on their way here.

Captain Boyer company 01 uoj were here, aud were very soon ready to uinn ua the Mexicans found t-1 I this out, hey loft and crossed the river, most of them at Sauzes ranche, one tune oeiow, and the balance at Los Arrieros, above here, rin Mia Ii Inafiuit. an ambulauce was stop ped between this place and Kio Grande City by another party ot lour armea iuexicans, but being aloue and having nothing, wa al-I. Ulu Citv Is fif teen miles below, and half a mile lower is KingKold barracks, the headquarters 01 me 9th cavalry. FINANCIAL. ratllarc-Btosh QuoiaMlans Unsik mtmtm- memt.

Halifax, X. April 10. T. E. Pe-if 'i mniniiiuiiin and sliinnine mer chants, have failed.

Their liabilities are re ported at H.W,0W. Nkw April 10. No loans and money nominal at 4 and 6 per cent, tiold, 115J. Government are active. Sute bond are quiet aud steady.

Stocks are dull but teady. The weekly bank statement Is as follow Loans, decrease, $1,21,400 sjiecle, Increase, legal tenders, decrease, $1,4 deposit, increase, circulation, increase, reserve, Increase. 187 OXAT.0,. XW Youk. April 10.

Gold, 115J; Money, 2i VVertern Union, 77! Northwestern, 45J ITeferred, fH i Boi-k Island, u. i ik htfrnA. fill! r.rle. in- MMt Shore. New York Central, 101J Ohio Miasiwlppl, w.hn.h.

164 L'uion raciflc. TM i Atlantic A I'aciflc preferred, 131- FUHEIUN. 1-aUrrsltjr Am. pMblvas Drsaa smj tsaalac llama, u.mim Anrll 10 Tli head Dosltlon lu the Madrid University ha been conferred upin La Kuente, tlie former editor of tlie Car list uewspaier. i.iwmi cept the Kit.

There I much disaatlsfactlou at tlie appointment, and the student are signing a protest to the gorerumeut. 14MHI(, Ani IV. tin I'aul lloynton (Aiiierican), started froui 1 lover to cross to ranee In hi lif-avlug dreas, and at 7.15 was fourteen mile out, with Cat (irixne lu light, going along uely. and lu pirit, aud smoking. 'Hie piess boai cci.uipaiiylnK him I telegraph cable a It progresses.

i li.i Mliil.ier of the I nlted Mate to AusWia, ha ail-d fr the I ulted Slate. GEStUAL AA'H'A Tlie liniieaota Mate Kair Is to be la-Id atM. I'aul tlie timt week In October. Judite Love ha Used tin time for liear-lug the Allen bankruptcy cae ou Friday, tit IDJi lnU, lu Keokuk, Iowa. Tlie numlier of emigrant westward hound at the present season I uiif recedeiited.

Ninety-three hundred haleft Omalia, sine Match I. I-Urly Friday morning two or three prisoner In lite Tutnam county (I ml.) Jail litf linkliiv a aater-olia and climbing thMiigli a bole made in the wall. Imnnaaibllltv of accent I nc the dmrmaof Infallibility the reaam assigned by tlie iVMmo alhulli- of INilaiid fnf Hi HiHiilsh Church aud embracing tires oniMHioay. i-i n.a liiivertior ItoutL of C'olorailo. i formally Inducted Into oflh.

The Kxecutlvr quartrt have bten removed from tinieral Mi-Cook'i old pin to a more central nart of Denver. t.i....i..i mmlinl al Kt Ieavenworth aav that 'J. of the captured ludians under gUrd si ins iw) wiiii nuirnliia. 'I In iTMina alteinlKrd rimv to retake lliein, but were repulsed, and tlie Indians 'iiiaiu met orovlib-a that tits) of tlie Treasury shall arrange to substitute silver coin rnr iraiiiiai cnrr-m-y i- ru4lralila. Tba Duller of til fm pari hrcreury seems to be to accuniulai a large amount ol Colli anu wiumraw livnuun rur- tncy.

Over filly emigrant trains, with 0 per- utiitieii lust west of Council Mlufts, oa, awaiting Uanierttlon over tl Mist 'lirl. Tlie lerr-'a roianienrsu nui- I. I'lva liiilulrad tuailad frelulil- IIIUK 1 1 i ran ar in lite yard at tlie transfer awaiting shipment. A burglar who visited (he dwelling of sn i 1 1 r. IrUh woman in i nioni hj, iiiuiaoa, a irw i armed villi a revolver and a Set lliuill i of brass kiim klesto urn In chae ciuiUict, If innrsnsry.

P'll nigni vj ine nnmrraa tb Imiusk, who eoony coiiiniiiieu nun who Uofi table. im a r. I.i. rllnra i.l I'. OtlT a f'n.

at Fort Wav lie, I wholeaal and relall dry goods ml millinery oesier, naa rrviuieu wr i.i......,i l.li, a eliiapit uh hv tba t'nlted a "i Mate Msralisl. Tlie liabilities prov to upward oT and tb faius iu on hand to Dot mora than tlO.OJW. i J. E. Mller, dlUir of Um Colorado NEW GOODS West Side of Square.

WE ARE RECEIVING on SPRING STOCK OF holt and Stiff Hats. AVENUE HAT. Dewenter Kreitzer, ont-wss Comer or PUBLIC BQUARE BLOOMI-OTOSf. Solid and Plated, MONEY by looking through oisowuciw. CASE, EMI ei.i.

Arlsma.ttt. CHICAGO. aiiio I mmA H.llsns BEDDING at tii towrst roMULirtici. ITAMMMII-W. Mutilated Currency.

Scrip nd Legal-tender bought bj BINS HOLMES, lUnlem. 113 N. Center-Ht. TYPE FOR SALE Sovoral complete fonti of TAkiPimA hut littlo worn, and for Amateur Print. ors and Small jod vmcc, salo vory choap, at the Pan-tacrapb Offlce BILL AND NOTEHEAD PAPER A LA ROE STOCK OT Bill Note Head Paper Jo.t ro.lrtd tht PnUgrph Of-Ac.

Bill fornlshl nd orlntta LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE. Not Hd Trr low. PIMoll ad xamlna prlus CHICAGO. Drain Inspector Harper Suspended by the Governor lie uecuon Hi nnian Himself Suspended Another Inspector Acting In Ills Place. Cmr-inn AnrillD On Fridav t.hfi Chief irain received the followine telegram, signed by the Governor "Springfield, April 9, 1875.

W. II. Harper: Sib Yon are hereby suspended from any further duties pertaining to the office of Grain ononti. Vnu a rp aln rpaiiired to turn over all books and accounts to the Railroad and Warehouse commission. Poilivinil ami Warehouse Commission.

represented by Alessrs. I'earson and Steele, called upon air. uarper auu maue a uciuauu l.im ti rpaiun. Mr. Harrier asked r.

1 tiuie to consult his counsel, and to-day presented tne iniiowing couimumcauuu iiuiu his fitfirnev. a codv of which the Commis sioners took in their possession i i. T.i Wllliain 11. narper, x.m., vuici vnaiu in spector iiiri Sir I have received your note ask ing my opinion on certain points. You state the Governor has suspended you as Chief In spector.

I have examined tne warenouse law, and find no auiuoniy ior suspensiuu. provides that "upon complaint In writing," supported by reasonable and satisfactory proof, the Governor may remove you and nam a successor, but there Is no authority to i I nmlrtnd thai the Governor' IU3JJCUU JU' bas directed vou to turn over the property of the inspection acpmxiucui, M.m iulnners. I find no author ity for any such proceedings. The law does V. not muKe tnai oouy mo cusiuuiau nrr.nsrtv if the deoartmeut.

They do not ex ecute any bond for such purpose. Their bond is only lor aim hui. ik.i thov shall have in their rjossession any of the funds or property of the institu tion. Vour DOUU IS reqinreu lur me pruper execution of the duties of your office, and I cannot conceive that they can assume duties not provmea oy law. You are undoubtedly responsible for the department until your successor Is appointed and qualified, and the Governor has no authority to confer any power on the Commissionersthe law fixes that.

Yours truly, James P. Koot. P. S. I have do doubt you would be liable for any false Inspection occurring, should you turn over the property to the Commissioners after that event.

In view of the above opinion, Mr. Harper declined to suspend, and as Mr. U. L. Parker is acting in bis place a crisis Is hourly looked for.

LA HALLE. uirlds. La Sau.k, April 10. Eber aged years, a prominent stationary eugi-ner, of tills city, was found dead In tlie liay-i ham it an arlv hour this uiorninE. kt Krmt it timimieit that he hail died of Uartiseabut OtiTKlPDiPrii! Vvrv.

i i i JiiKular vein witli Hie tinau oiaue 01 iKK-kft knife, and tlmn stabled hlmaelf In the i.rt iii ilia i.fr aiilp. leavinir tlie knife sticking In the wound. He was a highly rei.wctabln citizmi, and at tb tim of b' bl erg9 of tlie construction of the foun dations for the lK-avy machinery or tue ann-eral foint line rolllng-nilll, In process of erection in this city. After breakfuat yesterday inonilim, he went to his work, but U-R that about ckeic, anu, as nw sy.ta, went directly to his barn. At the barn he took otf bis coat, bung It up, unbuttoned his vest and shirt irolii ana lay unwu iu nir hj to such a maimer that tlie bliKid flowed freely, withoul staining hit clothes or hi per- nail tutral ioil Slid a fixed- Pill, VMIIUH, Hli ,1 lies of purpos.

mm eviuenc eiuneu tlie Coroner's Inquest, liowever, It appears tliat be was laborluf under teinKirarv aherra- tlou of mind. Jle leave a win; auu iimigiiirr, who are amply proviuea ior. 1VKW VOIiK. n.r..t m.t tka Bills A I law I nr. Aaalawt Their llaabssiel Prmal snllsial Me laakey-Wt- mmrf.

in In the Mate As- eiiit.ly yesterday, the bill to rnilt a wlfci to a.1 i fl ii iP nr SiraillH IWI uilaiii. vi.i. action and criminal trial was rejiortf.1 ad-vrrst-ly by tlie Judiciary committer, aud the rrnuit wa agreed to. A similar disposition M.K.nirv'S bill allow- mm iiim. v.

inga wife to testify auainst iwt hunband oil i. X.i nil.j.r wtaiiii. In rases of mm. i nn.h.l.u ili.i nu more etlnrta to in HI. tm i.s.

i.t avlik-nre lu anv wav thai u.l.l tlie lib ber trial will be imvle III nm i c.i....;. A carrlaije and a(mn of horse were pre- i nl liiskey. by a r.ilu.lir-a i.f this rltv. Colonel John Ji. Vi well, of Miasl-ippl.

wlw yetely watlHughtU be recoerliig I.I..I. lu. tiall fruiu Hi eliws nBirjiiiiiir, i fi liut iiluht. IVevloilS warn um "ji to the rebellion, n.loiM-l INiwell wa one of ii and must liifliirntlal planter In Weilih ll riiillll OIM re- oiarked of hi estate, that "cotton and la' grew spuliUneously on roweil pmuiaiion "MJaSHIMJION. Tb IJiW far KUrt rail n' Anrll 10.

Sum eiclta ii -in Kn nwaliil anuiluT WlliticlaU by lb dlsrofery that lbs law autborliliif the tlirment of ulled Nate Juir lJ i.f Mwiit aar. Biiblle i ni atMiiima -onlr tlK Judifes of urh courts a are pro- i a .1 ldel In aifl orjaniSMi uihht nw i. Claims. whli'O BUM wa rreated by CuiiKreas, and can I bl- Mil. IBIItMl Bl Ilia.

UWI1 eral In.mssliHt ha been llial Ilia Ju'ls of the Court of Claim could nrtlred tl same a the Judj of tlie Mipreni mnr, suu the JuiUtr Uwmarhe liar upel thi to be tb rae. If the law I now Inlerprrwq rorrertlr, and Is iwtlnl. IM Ju.lBes 'l'eck and ronli-letitly prcu-d within a lime, will pmUbly ikiC be f.irtlicniln. which will be a setere dluppolntineut to several Citiiresariien, who fiats been sanguine of securing plac lor lliemseWi- on tlie bench for life. ITEMS.

HwHIwa AeIUe4-l MkMfMim April -TM Ku Klu. mltt In Ujd Mate Circuit Court tly. 1 sllarU reomniiHlln their dlscSiarge Uildu failed to estahlUb their guilt. MlLll.k.rMlA. April VMwfV Jrm4 (ay i Tba lapply of coal WATCHES, JEWELRY.

KaTADLlan md it osv. I have the largest and best stock of goods in my line to be found in the city. I make NO (so-called) SPECIAL SALES, but guarantee the LOWEST PRICES, And the Largost Assortment to select from. Gold Chains, for Ladies and Gents. Watches, American and Swiss.

Ladies' a Large Stock. Bracelets, Chain and Band. Rincrs. Diamond and Seal. Silver, PARTIES CAN SAVE my stock bofore purcnasing M.

IT. (DAI LEY PLUMB, Master Painter, Hm mooted to Basement, Under PUe. Hat Btor: Minerva Bl'k Painting, Gilding, Graining Missing. Cslellli. JONS W.

VS WMOICB. st. lutrist" eruntrv A ROUNDS. ia bvuw. Manufacturers.

Contractors Builders. Wears no. prepared to ree furnish brick (n qu.nlltIM StitIS Ike imhlif will flnd lbel advsntsgs esii sad Build, re. SS- Address Poet-nines Bos 1 W1IITHON. Contractor and Builder.

orritK a.ni nori Ho. 404 Weit Front-ft, Bloomlnjton ti mrlr silvsnls. lu gl ran nri. allkliHl'doiwes hrl c. Ki.iw but th Bx-I loirs'.

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AtUturj sa4 Notary. D. M. GRAHAM CO. I ABITRAOTB ur i i i s.

in MiLKAX COfXTT, ILL. fcT-Ofllr, nqlhrH of UK t'ssrl ll.ma kiasnt, I'1- UJl. WM. II. DUADLEY, OfNorsial, will fatal Urtgtntl l'Uni 8pecincatlon sad give I.

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