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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-02
Wines, Liauors &c.

rINHE subscriber, having been Importer and Dea
Of every description, old and pure, in wood and bottles.
AIso general assortment Of the best selected articles
IN the
GROCERY LINE.
Ur The Bottled Wines--upwards Of 800 Dozen,
packed in cases ozone and dozen esch-have been
selected from the most approved Par.
tcular Madeira. part of which late from India very
old; Tinta and Burgundy do, serciaI and Bual do,
Gordon's pure Grape Juice do Old Sherry, Superior
Burgundy Port; do. Dry Port Old Hook, with vari.
ETY. Of French and other Wines.
AL Of which will be sold at the most reduced prices.
GUY ATKINSON SON,
dec 4-eotf Fairfax street. Alexandra.
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came visible; and the various SUGGESTIONS and
combinations Of colors, consequent to this opera
ton, produced effects on the sight which his fan.
cy assmlated to the impressions made on the
ear by melody and harmony!
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Steamboat fNr " ashipgt0n.
UUrparati0M Notice

1TVHE following persons are appointed Commission
ers for holding Elections in the several Wards, on
Tuesday, the 5th day Of March next for members to
serve in the Common Council for the ensuing year. viz
John A. Stewart, Alexander Mckenzie. James p,
Coleman: at the house of Anthony Rhodes, on Union
street. for the First Ward.
George Johnston, Silas Reed, Guy Atkinson; vt the
old Reading room, for the Second Ward
Joseph Smith, Andrew Schol6ed. James Douglas:
at the old Indian Queen Tavern, King street. for the
Third Ward
william Fowle, Benjamin Kiusey, william A.
Williams: at Miss. Mills, corner Of Prince and Alfred
streets, for the Fourth Ward.
feb l8-dl0t
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Ten Dollars ReWard

nor the discovery Of the person who lin the
l. habit Of taking off the Fences, now belonging to
Samuel b 1.armour. at the Village: If the person
wi apply to him, he or she sh.Il be furnished with
more Hrewood than they possibly get by the pre-
sent method. without the risk of life now incurred.
and no discovery prosecution for the past. Apply
at the Warehouse Of
feb II SAM'L q LARNOUR & Co.
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ALEXANDRIA, I'd. CO.
n,,po,y MORNING. MARCH 2. 1883
, ,,,,e, 10 the editor. dated

w,su,SeroN, Feb. %, 1883.
,a,. ubieh have lately passed the House
o D., .sOta,ives, and one which has passed Con
NSp' :. hab,If of this District. have together
I'D III. credit of the District.
T0s., Bills. combined with the Virginia SUBJ
.;.n 70 the Canal stock, and the certain
r.. e sentiment, in our favor, now rapidly
=, Annapolis, place this noble en-
m secure ground. And l have niue
~, ,ba, BY the lapse Of another session Of
80 shall have our entire canal IRON
49,, Ranch and Alexandria to Cumber-
anJsr contract Two years from that date
...,, section will be completed, and the
y, # coal in our market reduced to 10 CENTS
"a =, the decline in this district.
~ p,,,;more papers we're received yesterday.
m. l. 5 Telegraph is now received very IRE
.,,,y We have also to complain OF tue very
mar receipt of the New York papers.
a.. r,,o,v nnb'ished the Bill for the regulation
e., Corr,a, ,ionaI districts of Virginia, as 1t
|, ,.,...I ous branch of the Legislature. Since
,,,s the bill has been further amended, out
:, :. 20, not decided On the 25th ult' the only
oos,,ion Of dispute between the two Houses re-
I,,.J ~ some arrangements west Of the Blue
ul,, The Senare's amendment, which attach
al the counties Of LoudOun aud Fairfax to fa"-
c,j,r. has been accepted by the House OF Dele
s,,e, We shall publish the amended bill as
,oon a, ever it passes into law.
III, o,tempt, made to injure Mr.. Rves in Vir-
oD,, BIZ exaggerated accounts OF his recent
,oeeeb IN the Senate, seem to Va to be very I'M
,r,t, We had the pleasure OF hearing MIR. RlNes'
spaeeb. He maintained and defended the rights
Of the Sra,rs-he supported the Virginia Reso-
laons Of '9S-he went for the old Virginia doc.
time, To lhcr utmost rxien,--but he repudiated
aplh6 a,ion as a modern heresy. ensraited upon
the State Rights principles This is brief view
Of the srouad taken bv Mr.. RNes. We repeat
what we have SAID before, that the speech was an
abe-a very able one. As we cannot be accus-
ed Of any political par'iality for the Senator from
Virginia, Ne feel the more disposed that he should
have justice done him.
10 the Senate on Thursday, Mn. CHAMBERS,
from the Committee on the District OF Columbia.
reported the various bills from the House, refer
red to them, without amendment.
The resolution offered BY Nh, CHAMBERS, re-
ative to The printing Of the Code for the District
Of Columbia, was taken up.
Mn. CHAMBERS repeated the explanation he
had made yesterday, as to the cause which had
led to this motion.
The resolution vas then agreed to.
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The United States sloop Peacock was at Ba
tayia, all well, September 28th, 1882.
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New Books.

New Backs.
1NlIs day received, per Brig Token, and on sale by
Il WA Il. MORRISON
Lempreres Classical Dictionary, for Schools and AGA
denies containing every name and al that is either
important useful in the original work-frst Boston
edition.
The second Book Of History for Children and Youths
being sequel 10 the First Book Of History; by the
author o Peter Psrey's Tales, illustrated by engra
wings and sixteen mars
Conversations on the Evidences of Christianity; sdspt
ed to the Of schools and families; by the Rev. j.
l., Blake, 4. II
The new American Orchardist, or an account Of the
most valuable varieties Of Fruit adapted to cultiva
ton in the climate of the United States, from the Ia
titude Of $50 10 $40; b. VIM Kenrck.
Grsndnams's Book OF Rhymes for the Nursery.
A Compendium Of Astronomy, intended to simplify
and illustrate the principles of the science, and give
a concise view of the motions aud aspects OF the
heavenly luminaries; adapted to the use Of common
schools. as well higher eminares; by John Vose.
NJ. late Principal of Pembroke Academy. and su.
thor Of larger work on Astronomy.
" Creation Of Archanges is the theme "-Dn YouSo
mar
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-02

Employment ,oanted.-On Saturday morning
we inserted an advertisement from commercial
house for clerk. at salary Of SlOO for three
months, beyond which period his services would
not be requlred. Applicants were requested to
address V p. at this office. How many per.
sous. does the reader think, have presented their
claims as competitors for this station? Answer,
sirigsir-N T. Jour. Com.
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sAM'L o HARBOUR & Co.
Notice

l IL persons who received Muskets from the Arse
\ nal during the summer Of 1881, are hereby re.
quire6 return the rue within ten days from
is date; after which ~arraps will be brought against
all deli:quents BY order:
feb 5-eolUt KINSEY GRIFFITH.
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Aaoiuistratur's Sale.

an ,Taesda, morning, (5tb instantly at II o'clock,
~ will be sold in front Oft JAIL as the property OF
the estate Of Capt d p. Finley,
A LIKELY SERVANT WOMAN.
about % years OF sge with her Child abou, two years
old. d. No'i, hdm
mar 9
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Variety Auction

Narle'y AuctAOA
VUy,IIs EVENING, at Whites Auction Rooms, com.
i mencing at O'Clock; consisting Of variety OF
fresh Dry Goods, Hardware Japsnned and other art'
eDes, Jewelry. Watchep, &c. ,
MARI oho' Will 6'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-02

Lewis Bertrand Castei. Jesuit of Montpel-
lier, whose Physical SYSTEM ranks amongst
the best philosophical works of the early part of
the last century. and whose '.Optics Of Colors"
is so greatly esteemed. studied vision and the ma
ture of c0urs, as blended, or contrasted. with
each other, till his Imagination getting the better
Of his understanding, he confnunded the eye with
the ear, and associated the harmony Of tnts with
that of sounds. Infatuated with this idea. he
invented What he called an occular harpsichord,
which was strung Nth colored tapes instead of
wires. and being placedin dark room, when
the keys were touched. the transparent tapes,
which respectively corresponded with them, be.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-02
JAMES SMITH,
n Ranger under Captain Boon.

examination Of Mitshipmen.-The Secreta.
tyoi the Navy has issued a Circular, anpou nc
lug that Beard will be convened a, BA,,more.
'" o' nrst Monday in May next, for the exam.
'"a'ion Of Mldshlpmpn whose warrants bear date
p''O' 10 the LIST of January, 1928. All entitled
10 'acn examination will report to Commodore
'a'Oo Jones, President Of the Board.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-02

:, i"e extensive type-fOundry. originally that Of
u"ey q Sonadson, Of Philadelphia. has passed
:. a'' the hands Of Johnson & Smith. This wa.
.~e n''' successful foundry IN America, having
'een established in 1896.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-02

AN East Room Accounts from Washing.
WI STATE that an appropriation Of fifteen or TWEEN.
-! thousand d"'lars will be made. before the close
~ %e session. to renew par, Of the furniture Of
Inc Presidents House!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-02

relish as upon the best kinds of fodder tits said
thai some cows, kept there several years, will,
when grain and fish are placed before them at the
same time, prefer the latter, eating the whole Of
the fish before they touch the grain. Like one
OF old, were rather incredulOus IN this sub
ect. till we had the evidence of ocular demon.
stration. We have seen the COWS at that place
boldly enter the surf, in pursuit Of the offals
thrown from the fish beats on the shore, and
when obtained. masticate and swallow every part
except the hardes, bones. A Provincetown COW
will dissect the head Of cod with wonderful &C.
lerity. She places one foot upon part Of it. add
with her teeth tears off the skin aud grisly parts
and in a few moment. nothing is left but the
bones. -Barnsiabie Journal
.2fair of Honour dur readers will learn
with singular qualification that the celebrated
Calvin Edison. otherwise called the Living Ske-
Teton, has not been killed by a worm, as has been
felon,ously reported, and circulated by the news
papers with intent no doubt 10 injure his rppu-
taliun with posteritv We have the pleasure to
announce to our readers that Calvin is at present
Jumping alive somewhere 10 the neIghbOrIuod Of
Boston, in pretty considerable health and spirits,
though but it,efe,h; and thar he contemplate a
vIs; to New York in the spring, in anticipation
Of which he has desired us to certify to his being
a giniwine man, lest his friends and admirers
should mistake him for ghost. 1t is with re-
sret. however we state that Calvin, being a ske.
Teton, of undoubted courage, and not having the
fear Of death before his eyes. has challenged the
editor Of a certain newspaper who was the first
to give publicity to the isnomnious story Of the
the worm, and swears he will make worms meat
of him. The editor aforesaid, though person
Of equal vaior, demurs to the meeting, being
somewhat curpulent, unless Calvin will either eat
himseif to his dimensions, or wait until he has
starved himself 10 the dimensions of Calvin, and
thus the Atlas rests at present Heaven grant
there be no bloodshed on the occasion
". =. Cour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-02

'"e S"ah SohWuhiCdleu uie proceedings OI
The Court Martial, on Lieut.. Randolph, reported
in obedience to resolution Of the Senate.
Ascs from the Uest-The Western Mail
brings US the follooing unlooked.for and very
unpleasant Intelligence from the Western iron.
teTs:-
LOUISVILLE, FEB. 19.
Indian Uar.-We received last evening the
following letter, which contains Information of
considerable moment.-Journai
CASroNMENr GIBSON, JAN. le, 1883.
Dear Friend: | take this opportunity of in.
io'"'ns ynu OF our situation Capt Fioyd's Com
Pi'y oi u ;. Rangers left this place Oh the 5lh
ms''0t' os order Of Col, Arbuekle. on an expe
luton against the Pawnees. out to their surprise.
"e' we're attacked on the 9th, bv a band Of Ca.
.''osoa Indians, live hundred IN number. They
"uSaI'"lth great bravery for the space of an hour
dou na'i, bu, they we're surrounded and over.
r'"e'sd' and compelled Ia surrender themselves
F""ners OF war. was at the Fort whea the
',Pres' came IN. One Of the Lleutenants made
nv escape, and brought Information that the "a.
''Se, at the time Of his leaving them. were mas.
s'''e'ns Their prisoners |, is supposed that all
ave oeen put to death. Five COMPANIES of Re.
Srar'' on the receipt of the in,elIise nce, imme-
s%! Mar'eh to rescue such as might be still
ae' ihere Is every probability of blood
VI" WIN the Camansha Indians.
JAMES SMITH
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In the Senate on Wednesday,
The Chair communicated the proceedings Of
The Court Martial, on Lieut.. Randolph, reported
IN obedience TO a resolution Of the Senate.
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Hibernian society.

1 STATED meeting of this Society will be held
\ next Monday evening, at O'Clock, (the 9TH Of
narch,] in the room the .lylrauons. Market
square CHARLES MURRAY, Sec'y.
mar L St
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NJ Baltimore papers we're received yesterday
m. y 5 Telegraph is now received very lrre'
.,,.r We have also to complain OF the very
mar receipt Of the New York papers. ,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-14
ANDREW JACKSON.
w AsIIINGroN. Sd Dec. 1888.

UPPER CANADA.-Almost all the principal
papers received at our office afford ample
proof of the rapidi:y with which this province
IS improving lii population, cultivation,
wealth and trade. The stimulus afforded
by our enterprising neighbours in the States
is not without it's full effect; for 4l;hougn
we may not .dvance altogether so rapidly,
or speculate so deeply rs they do, still our
more slow and progressive improvement is
At lest IS sure IS theirs 10 the t city they
enjoy of inland intercourse, by which they
can not only transport themselves, bat also
Their produce. over hundred ofmiIes in less
time than while we would be contemplating
all the difficulties of such a movement. is
unquestionably to be traced to the true and
only cause of their outsrpping as as they
nave cone IN the requirement of wealth and
in national Importance. There is, however.
some Just reason 10 hope. that IS we have
discovered. SO we VIII take advantage of
their secret. A meeting is to take place
here on Monday next. TO consider OH the
importance of a rail road TO the head Of
Lake Ontario from this town. Our neigh
pOurs of Oxford. equally interested In 50
important measure. appear to be equally
on the alert: they have called meeting on
the following Thlrsday =, and further meet
mo. in concert with those. is TO be he ID in
few d.ys after at Dundas. Tlls IS Us,
mater should bc. and If the Canadians ere
once reused 20 i sense ot.he importance Of
the country and is resources. we viii soon
see hundreds Of carriages converting their
thousands of passengers, as are now in daily
motion on the Anboy or the Schenectady
rail rods. passing through with incoacesssa-
bic Tapidity Whist were few years ago.
lmperyious woods, with 10 otheT iElpetus
II n Whist these very woods aiicrd.-Los.-'
don e.. @ Sun
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-14

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION Con
vened at Indiana pol = at the appointed time,
10Th insf-) and wax organised by calling
Gen. Samuel M:lroy = preside, assisted BY
Messrs- Culley and y Entire as Vice Pres
dents. Alter some dIscuss;on resolution
was adopted, continin3 the Delegates from
the several counties tof vote accori,n- 70
their legisl tive repfese ration, and on he
second b .llottng, JAMESG. REID receiv-
Cd fifty votes, ana WAS deelsrcd duly nom
mated IS candidate for Cox rnor; and ON a
subs eauent ballottins DAvR v. Guilty..
(oi' Dcarbornl VAS nominated - Leutenan.
Governor. Several speechesswere made
on the occasion, and before It's adjournment.
the Convention selected " committee.
:wenty-thrco delegates 10 4 General conven-
ton (siould such be ho.jen) TO nominate a
can,i date lor pres.den. and Vice President
of the United States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-14

FOREIGN NEws-Tnere is nothing very
interesting from from EuEope. tiinugl some
slight lnsurrectionary movements appear to
nave broken out in Spain. The accounts
are SO contradictory i: is difficult 10 ascer-
tain the extent oithcm. Il appears, how
ever, that two divisions of the PROVINCE Of
Biscay is The only regular organized resis
lance TO the Qiuci4s government, and they
are too feeble TO eject any material change.
Mliguei's army retains is position in front
of Lisbon. Eoa Pedro is attempting to
raise loan in London. and rcinforcemcn,s
are constantly leaving Engl nd to join him
Captain Ross and his party nave returned
ilom tie Ar,ic Re gons, after an absence OF
nearly tour years. All reasonable nope h ID
fled even of their existence.
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.Neubargport Herald.
Sale Of SCHOOL land ia Gram: coaas,

Will offer for safe at the Cour. house
door In the town Of Iarion, Grant co.
la the sixteenth $. elton Of township tw en,v
TOUR, range eignt, Oh Saturday tie 32Dd
SAID section, and the n,nlun prices affixed
by the Trustees Ill be made know, on
The day OF sale. Sale to Commence ~ II
o clock 4. ".
5. WRIGHT, s. G. &C.
NoTcm Ger >0th, 1893 IS
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One OF JoN,rsIAN's NrScuAus-Ss.

One OF joNAruAN's NuScuAus..Ns A
Yankee, III conversation, was Illus a.inc
the magnificent growth of p:ue forests in
the State o.NiiGe. tmca- Instances
of prolific trees he mentioned on. Of ma
vicious bulk and stature. According to MS
account. & h1if dozen wood cutters ned be-
gan upon one side % tbs tree, md he'd CIR
with great .sigor and prs aysr nee for s;A
months, when Trey d tefInnad 20 take "a
spell on the opposite site. -Afer hard
days journey, they reached THIS side
when 20 Their greet surpr.s :. e.. discover
ID no less ti.an Il dozen Wo.si cutters WI,
had been lastly at WORK itr twelve months
there. The s;gat VS. SD dseouragng ;l,at
they conciud d ssvs tie story tell r, to
give ,up for bad iui,.
Mediterranean TfoyofI
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ADVENTURES BEHOLD
Esas: LAST LOTTERY

That VII be drawn in petn-l ivAul..-
Four Prizes Of 2lo,0n0.-'i.cActs only
five dollars
UNION CANAL LOTTERY efPana-
svlvanIa. Glass NJ 81. lor .f2:;3.-fo
re drawn IN Phiiadetphia. On 50 u az,
Dec. -, l>,s3. SIS Number Loilefy-Io
drawn ballots.
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IN sen Ale.
IUEsDAY.Dec. 3. 1873

ESDAN OtC. - 1000
Mr. Siglcr moved the adoption OF
the folio wing resolutions:
KeSoicea, That the committee on
The Judiclarh be instructed to enquire
lnto the expediency of aboiishing the
present system Of doing county bust
ness, by boards OF commissioners, and
establishing for that purpose boards
composed Ut the justices OF the peace
IA the several Counties--which was
read, and, on motion OF Mr.. DAILY.
laid On the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Harrington, it
was
Resoloed, That the judiciary COM
mittcc he instructed TO enquire into
the expectancy of providing by law,
that mortgages Of personal property.
shall be in writing, signed by the par
" making the same, and recorded in
tue recorders office OF the county
where such mortgaged property snail
be situated; and that mortgages Of
personal property, not committed to
writing, and recorded as aioiesaId.
shall DE deemed fraudulent and void,
is against creditors and 0Jaa tde put
CD lsere.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
TUESDAY,, Dec. ), 1888.
The Speaker also laid before the
House communication tom John
Luther, contestlng the election OF " n
has u ocun, Representative from the
county Of Clay, With accompanying
,.ocu rents; which were re!crted to
the committee on elections.
On motion Of .Mr. Smith OF knox,
Reso.ued, hat the committee OF.
Canals and Internal Improvements, be
Instructed 10 cnqulIc into the eApcdi-
eucy OF providing by Law. for the I'M
provemcnt oil The navigation ot the
Wabash river, between ii, mouth and
the southern termination OF the Wa
bash and Erie Caa"l; aud more espe
cialiy that OF said stream, over winch.
the states OF Indiana and Illinois have
concurrent jurisdiction.
MIR. Wiliet gave notice that "n to-
morrow, he would move to amend the
rules OF tie House by the addition o!
the follow standing committees.
VIZ:
\ committee Oh the election and d.
vision oil counties and towns.
\ committee oa Blinking Currency
and Incorporated toinpai ies.
Tn motion os NJ. Angle,
Eeso!utd. That the committee OF
militia. ALTAR, he Instructed 10 cuGu ~.
into the expe,iiency oi adopi'ns. hy
legislative eisas :ffscnt. seine more IL
cicnt mode ei collecting military fines.
imposed for delinquent da',. as a sub
statute for tic present lax Oh that sub
jecr.
Mr.. Huntington moved the following
cesolu;ioE:
Resc.y..l, Tia. the Judiciary COM
.nittee be instructed 10 iuqHre INTO
the expedlency Of aboiishing imprisor-
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GRAND CONSOLDi TED LOTTERY.

Adventures YOU hive but fine TO order be
fore Lotteries GEES in Pennsylvania
Behold splendid scheme Of zoo prizes of
81 900, and tickets only So. Grand Con
solidsted Lottery, for literature and cllaf.-
ties, in tie states Of Delawere, South {, ro-
Ina and Lo.isiana. CIass No u, far 1888.
To be drawn in Wilmington, on Tuesday,
the 23th Of Decambcr, ls.I,. 10 Number
Lo:terv-li Dr .wn baIlo:s,
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q T4KEN UF

ny Jeka Wright Sen. of White river
- township, randolph CO. Ind sorrel
n are colt. supposed 10 be one year old Tact
spring. with a blaze IN Ter face, neA. tore
leg u bite from the knee down 10 the foot.
a - i,Ite streak on the near hind leg from
the ham dow To the foot. No other narks
or brands perceiv able-appraised t. ten
dollars and fifty G. nts by George Hunnao
and lillian right. A true copy from
.ay tray ook.
December lith, 1883
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER "A, 1888

We ere iniebe 10 he Hons ,Iesz-S-
,I'car'y and Ilend rks for their polite at
.en:ion in forwarding copies ofthe Pres
dents message.
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nsent for debt. Which ~;.s laid on
the table at the request ofthe mover.
-
IN SENATE:
H. f204
WEDNESDAY. Dec. 4. 1874.

On motion nf Mr.. Wallace. IL wae
Resoircd. That th committee IN ca
nais aud internal Improvements he re-
qutsted to inquire into the eNpedien. V
81 making an appropriation. equal 10
one made by the General Assembly t
the State ri Illinois. at their last se>-
sion for tie impro, einent Of the " "a
bash river. aud that they report BY.
bill or otherwise. 90
On motlon Of Mr.. Sigier. the ~ -
luton submitted b, him on Yesterday
on the subject OF changing the modeQf
DOING county business was TAKEN ur.
ind Nr. Whiicomb moved to 4me nd
Tie resolution by referring It q a Sc
lect committee. which Was decided%\
the negative, and the resolution wa2'
adopted.