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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned having entered into co-partnershp
for the purpose Of carrying the TAILORING Blsl-
NESS all It's various branches. they would respectfully
tender their services the people Of Richmond nd vicinity
They hope by strict attention their business to merit and
receive share of the pubc's patronage Garments cut 70
order short notice. Their shop Mr.. Turner:
store; stairs between the bank and
II. p. PAYNE
+. VIChERS.
Richmond. Oct. 6. 1898. 39-3m
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s<ANDIES-A quartiy of good T.4LLOW GIN
DIES and for sale. (,choIesale and refnii)
nv .HORRiSSON q THOR
Richmond Oct. 10, 1885. 4Dtf
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TAINTED, a large quantity of WHITE GOOSE
w QuILI.S. A good price viii be given for them, by
ISAAC b. SOUFFRAIN, his Chair Manufactory a
the northwest conner of Front and Main
Richmond Feb. 10. 1888. t.
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GcntIe,ncn's & Bow. Can.

n different qualities and n variety OF nat,.r,..
~ Fur tapss and Boas; Fur Collars Tor coa,. ,as -
For sale by MoRRI,Soy s TvI IN -
Eleventh month 1th, 1898 a.
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Al. Annual Exhibit

Of tie Receipts and Erpcndifures Of Wayne co"H-
ty. from, the 9th day Of Norember, 1887, to the
18th day Of Norember, 1888, inctustre
RECEIPTS.
Amount in the hands OF the Treasurer on the 9TH
dav of Noyonber Ie37 $50 Ola
Reed of T. c. Noble in full OF tax 1887, 5I2S IS
John d Morrison on acc't O tax 1898, II 40
:! J. III. Huchenson rent for public ground, Is Oo
Sundry persons to yend foreign merchandise, 2S IS
.ndrv nergons for tavern license & permits as 90
s. Sunday persons for grocery license, 252 0o
Sundry persons exhibit shows, 100 VI
:. Hannah, CLERK, Jurors fees - ID
Sundrv persons 70 vend wooden clocks, - 80
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-01

Bleeding s Tooth-Drawing, by John souiira in
viii be Pfafafe f6R On 6in al their own homes or al
his, Vest side Of Marion the Richmond
Hotel.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-01
INDIANA MUTUAL FIRE-INSURAACB
COMPANY:

Chartered January 30h, 1897.
Office, No.II. Biake's Building. opposite bF'
niag's Hotel, Indianapolis.
JAMES BLAKE, President and i,reasurr.
Cp.RIEs w. CADY, Secretary.
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NOTICE,

Richmond, Nov. II, 1888.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.
,guD.cS EslrfI. assd kaal,0trhu S,,,
IEOeG1tFRf.

4 Public Letting will be held in the town Of
I.yuchhurg. ON thc12'h september ucNt Of all
the work not no" under Contract, on the line OF
the Canal between that place aud the cty Of Rich
monA,
Tins work consists Of 30 Locks, ~ Cuscris, ,
Aqueducts, Towing path bridges, tone of which IS
across James nFcr) about 100 Farm and Road
Bridges, and from 30 10 10 sections, besides several
heayy sections between Lynchburg and the Blue
Ridge.
The Locks will generally be ct dry Masonry sheath
ed with plank,
The situation of the work viii be pointed out 10
Contractors by the Assistant Engineers on the line
aud the general plans and specifications will be cx-
hbted at the Office Of the subscriber in the CIV of
Richmond, until the oh ot September, aud IN Lynch
buzz N the Time OF the letting.
The valley OF the james River IL remarkably
healthy.
CHARLES ELLET, j.. Chief Engineer
OF the J. X. and H. Company.
July pc rl2S.
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Tract of ! and.

on James River, IN the county Of Bedford a,lloip
1ne the lands Of Nllh J. Manson aud otl,r,s-ond
SAID 10 contain 2l21 acrcs more or less /, il the
Tract OF Land mhcleon Ihos. Holman Sncad IS al
thls tune residing.
Al the same llmc ana place. there will be sold a
Likely Negro Man, Que bay Horse, one House cant
aud II uucss, ouc Cow aud Calf - Hogs one sad
die and Ijtdlr, Boat and utensils Feather Bed,
aud Furniture, one Sule Board, o1e Chlna Press
one lock, one Book tasc, Que dozen Windsor
Inns, Illtes, Dishes, knives aud Folks por.
Ovens and many other articles OF Household and
Kitchen lufnliurc, one Saddle and Bride polr
Saddle Haes, Axes Wedges, Ne. Ac.
lthMs-oGc fourth cash. the balance IN tlucc
equal Irsialments, PAYABLE on the LIST OF June ls3p
Ii and II. Sor the sale ii the Land bond with per
sond sccuu.N, and trust deed will be required; TO,
the othcr property bond and good security will be re-
qurcd.
Ihc sale will be made in pursuance OF a trust
deed executed 10 the undersigned by Thomas II
Snfad ON the 10th day of June lS59 aud recorded ~
the clerk Office OF the county count OF bedford The
ldle 10 the property Is believed 10 be good but as
lfnster shall sell aud convey such title on, as the
deed aforesaid vests IA ne.
JOHN NJ orEl, Trustee.
July 10 to1A
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4 Public House.
Il T. - 4. 4 s WILLIS,
S X 10 IA TIL ~, X ".
fNllE SUBSCRIBER having lately pnrchas
Z the KlilGA llAllSE ~. Ii nr1llnr Al \

'INlE SUBSCRIBER having lately purchased
the HNicA HOUSE o. At Pcdar Mills
heai the Mills, is ieplrnS lid the same, aud
building comfortable stables --2..A &c. Ton tho nc-
commodatlon 81 travellers and the public generally
lie hopes therefore 10 share part Of the public pat
ronage. Ills stables shall Al all times be furnished
with the best PRONENDER the country en- at
ford. Owing Ia the llteness OF the season WHEN he
made the purchase, he had not IN opportunity Of
getting Ice, which makes the cooling daneht SO
palathlcto the weary and thusls traveller IN the
warm season but he fatters himself with the con
ISOLATION that he Is To good watet Ia the
mountains can afford. and tina, thctnvcllei will not
complain. lis rAilE AND BAR shall b. sup
plled with tile best Diet and Liquors that his
tcmotcucss nom market will admit OF, aud h,s
charges shall be low. He thluks II unnccessnr, to
say molc, Is he hopes his accommodations 10 those
who give hIm call will be such ~ 10 furnish \ bet
tel recommendation Ia The public lhan viii "A mul-
tiplleiiy oi mords in an advertisement.
kltlI. j. PRYOR.
Pedar Mills, July 30 =.
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NGE'7e's..

WAS committed to the Jail of Grayson county
w ON the 9th day of January Last negro man,
ave, five feet SIX inches high, stout made, aud of
yellow complexlon He calls himself llcnry, and
says he belong, to Mr.. Bailey seems to be ac-
quainted liz Lynchburg and buchanan, where he
says he was engaged IN driving atcam. The own
cr Is requested to come aud prove property, pay
charges, and take him away, otherwise SAID slave
will be deal with according to law.
j. JENNINGS, Tailor.
June 3m
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EcdiCai Department OF thc Tin
esaaaaes College.

FENilE Sessen commences the last Monday ot &c
tobcr and terminates the last Saturday oi Feb
ruaiy but by late regulation of lhellenty, ioui lee
lures will be delivered daily by the professors during
the period Of examination Of candidates tor degrees,
which will, ander no circumstances, commence until
the regular SESSION shall Lave expired.
SptclH and SWgeW IHdomB by Joseph N.
Mcdowell, NJ u.
General and P0thoioe5cH Anaian4 amt Fhysoto-
ey. by Samuel D. Gross. NJ. ID.
SWeCry, by Willard Parker, NJ. u.
OddeUc,, and the Diseases peftiiar n ilomcu
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4 IL. persons indebted to the estate Of the late
n Patrick u. Cabcl are requested to come for
ward and make immediate payment. as indulgence
cannot be granted and those having claims against
the estate are requested 10 brlng them forward tor
settlement. ELIZABETH ). CABEIL,
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EbsYAa'EsEi'
Itch Ointment!

vlNE extensive sale aud established reputation Dumires
l. Itch Ointment encourages tn proprietor To recommend
with renewed confidence tine public most innocent
well as powerful application for this .nnoyihS dsease-
The have been cured III one hour by
dis esteemed Ointment. Ii Mercury, other
noxous Ingredient. aud may be confidently applied even 10
thu Youngest Children pregnant females Prce 81 -
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a SMALL. Invoice oi this justly celebrated
A Ornament, tins day TO hand, OF new shapes
ind designs, aud beautifully flushed.
ROBINSON X ELLloIT.
AWhl9 =
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PEYT0N a JOHNSTON
~ Isl 10 dispose of their entire STOCK OF
DHh GO0DS, GROCERIES,, &c.


The appointment Of Clcrk of tho Suno,or
Court Will compel +. Johnston to retire from the
,oncefh ana II Is the desire of both partners to close
~ p,eeent BUSINESS with as little delay as possible
io any one wishing to engage in the Mercantile
we ohef an opportunity of DONG so on adj
sorted. The location IS an a,,ir3Ll. n,o g., =,
,ouo'fy Store, being in the heau of wealthy nrpb
. "o'nooa' The Store House and usual appunenan-
80 are Tor sale Immediate application is desired
1 johnston has very comfortable Brick Dwell
npe ne'F tne Store, which he wishes to SELL. The
man Of business or Professional ~enllem, amen 'ot d
Big Lick, Au3. 10 /,
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Law Ei',rar. for sale.

The Law Library OF HE late Patrick IL. Cabe
IS offered for sale, either the whole or IN part,
very reduced prices.
August Nv
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E.F.s'ss EfD7s SHE.

II PI RSl ANCE Of Il decree of the county
Il Court OF Amherst. pronounced al December term,
So, III the CASE ol Davies, &c against Davies, &c.
We, the Undersigned commissioners will, ON
Thursday the l3th day of September next il fair, If
not the next fan day thereafter, Sunday cXcepted)
proceed to SELL by way of public auction. upon the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20
Office.

IsI virtue ot Il deed OF trust executed to me by
, James fsnelay, bearing dltc ON the 18th day
OF June, 1887. and dul, recorded in the clerks Of
flee Of the County COult OF NNhc, wall SCH before
the front door oi the Courthouse OF Wythc county,
tor ready money! the first day olSeptember coun-
~ Cour next. certain
;aSSSsa. TRACT or PARCEL ofLtND,
sfaStR3fsS@ lying Reed Creek, in Wvhc county,
WF TKE supposed to contain about I've Acres, ON
.ucas--. winch SAID james 'Ionolav thcn resided
aud On winch lbs Mills sui House, Shops, Ac
We sifuaicd with all the appuitcnanees 1t aay way
apperIaning or belonging.
Il Is supposed that the title TO SAID property IS in
dis uahIr bat acting is trustee, Will only convey
such titic to tie purchaser is vested IN ne by
said au~t deed. ROBERT hEAl, Trustee
Aug. - I'm
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Ffr. Relics
ANTI b | J. l. u u : u | |. l. s.

For Indigestion, Loss Of IpPs'ac. LbHesmcss, Head
ache, Costipcqess, Elataieaee, Cioite Bilious If
fcctioas, 81.
Two comment The efficacy of these Pills, after
cessful experience of ,ears England md Amc-
rca has established their regulations, needless Suffice 10
observe that for redundancy of Biz F4 encc, CnsNenes
IIeaa che &c &c. they viii undoubtedly Prove far
servreable than those drastic parses too frequently EMPLOY,
ed aud will only the tend the of
cndng by gentle motions, ind 10 strengthen the di
gcsve organs but 10 improve the app ute and rono'ar the
system. Price % cents.
DIR. HELFE's VEGETABLE sPECEFsG.
For Sick Hcadach, ~ Price 40 rents.
. Nom genuine, unr-s seemed the outside print
wrapper by the sole Proprietor, T. I>lDDl.H surces~o tie
late DIR. Conway. For sale, with all the other CnnwnN
Medicines, at his Counting Raor No. ~ ncN door i J.
kiliaIs prne Saf corner 81 Count aud Hanover Street,
Concert II III. Boston AMI, by his special appointments
by n i, n,Fn' 6 Hlii{ tsen0., r.,o.naurs.
Iarge discount 10 those who hus to sc II a23in.
.Iuuc : l2m
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.S'Dy'S(E.

A IL persons indebted to the subscribers. are
n hereby notified that satisfactory arrangements
for the payment otthen debts must be made by the
Isl Of August next, as longer Indulgence cannot be
given. JAMES I. HUNT y TO.
June Ii Is
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OH hundred and ninety Acres,

OiET EtsbWEFN :tsIN fII11CI! 4fTVS,
more or less, portion of which is cleared and
about three hundred Acres nncleared and we'll TIM
bcled, aud some very fine TOBACCO LANp to clear
here Is also fine situation for a Mill, with water
sufficient to turn any Kind of Machine, within few
hundred yards OF the mouth of PedIar. The Land
will be shown 10 any person or persons that wish
to purchase by applying to Whiting Davies, resd-
iug two miles above Bethel.
The terms Of sale will be one two and three
years credit, the purchaser purchasers giving bonds
with approved personal secmity, and the title Il The
Land retained until all the SAID bonds are wholly
discharged.
WlIITING DAVIES.
ADDISON TALlAFEREO, ~" -
August I'm
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Tri-sscehbs Lime Of Post a'Oac cs
\, FROM EE.sE'sgEsgRss
VIA NATURAL. FRIDGE tNDy.EXsNGT0N)
TO E.EsSESHssrssG.. VA.

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
i inform the public, that they have just put
line OF Post Coaches, from L,nchbufg by the Natn-
RAJ bridge to Lexington. Va. connecting there with
the Malllinc of Bedcu, Walker & CO. which runs
from that place, through the ncIghborhood of the
naggers Sulphur Springs, by the White Sulphur
Springs, 10 Lewisburc, Va.
ms (besldes being overthc best road) is decided
~ inc nearest cheapest, and unqucstionaby the most
pleasant route altogether, between Lynchbutg and
'ew'sbnrg' from which Only Mail Line runs reg
M'afly on by the Blue Sulphur Springs, through
'natleslo"n &c. 10 Guyandouc.
his line leaves Lynchbu = on Mondays, Wednes-
Ways and Fridays aud returns to it Tuesdays
thursdays and Saturdays when it connects with the
P1LS Mail Line to Richmond. Va.
travellers from Lynohburg going to any
Piace beyond Lewisburc, 10 the Wesl. will, by ta-
%,"s ule Line through Lexington, arrive at then
uh,o.'1a'on about twcnty.ionr hours sooner than
"''y could by taking any other Line.
BOYD & EDMOND.
Aug. L. CIV
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nN FRIDAY the 2ith day Angus, 1898, there will
~ be sold upon the premises, al pubhe auction,
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TRACE OF LAND,

q. lying on james and pedlar Rivers, be
SF longing to the estate of Nicholas Davies,
decd, confirming about
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August IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-31

,;s ,,,,,sr becouse he himself was Of opinion tias
come Of those appropriations might De feducea 'o"~
what. J r,,mb,e.
NJ Bell moved 10 strike out the appropriation OF 81
1880 900 for national aruiorles and i:iscrt III lie
100000. be
csnse if the appropraiion was not expended 10 ''e
course of the year. it would not br lost lie Clio NV
consider that there sufficient information IN e "s
session of the House TO justify this motion, aha "'sie'
fore trusted it would not prevail.
Mr. Bell suid he had made this motion hecatse "
The present condition Of The Country IT seemed 10 n'
,hat,it was entirely improper lint the ooVein':m
ought to be borrowing money TO carry on such
operaons as seemed 10 be contemplated by TINS apPfo
priaiion. ,r, ,r;,
MIR Williams Of North Carolina inquired oil the Cl'nc
man of the Military Committee what was The amour. ol
arms proposed be manufactured in The course u 'ie
next year 49,,
the information at hand. The Military Committee,
however intended toexalnne into the matter; ana "nen
they did So they would repor, TO the House IL was
we'll known, however, that the country was very oeh
cicDt in arms
AIR. Williams OF North Carolina was entirely opposed
10 making these appropriations large, when lie iIea
.nry was bankrupt had been in The habit OF max
ing heretofore.
sent if il had not been for the remarks OF The gense-
man from North Carolina (ar. Williams) about bank.
rupl Treasury" We had heard The cry OF "bankrupl
Treasury" so often repeated, upon so many OCCASIONS
that he would take leave TO remind that gentleman, the
House the country, OF its immediate and rheIenl
cause without ndvcrng 10 others associated Win H. ny
which the Treasury had been brought 10 Ills present
dillon That cause The dpposte OF twenty eigh.
millions of the public with the States. thas
sum had not been diverted from the purposes Tor when
i, was intended, we should not have heard Ut "pank'
rupt Treasury.
MIR. Howard opposed TO the reduction OF tins ap,
propriaticn because if reduced It would compel
the supenendens discharge their worknen, and al
forwards would be very Instantaneous to commence
the works again when they out OF ana "heh
perhaps good workmen could not be ound.
Mr. H0Isey must oppose this amendment unless the
ren,leman from Tennessee could demonstrate that we
had more arms than necessary for all contingencies
Mr. Calhoun opposed " the amendment because
if il was agreed to, would be impossible Tor either Of
them TO carry their operations. lie hesltaed not 10
say that these establishments conducted with Inc
greatest skill and this skill dispersed through The
Country, it was almost impossible 10 collect It again
lie ooked upon the policy proposed here by The gentle
man from Tennessee a most suicidal policy.
Mr. Bell then withdrew his amendment.
On motion Of Mr.. Sawyer, the committee then rose
and reported the bill to transfer the balances OF the Pen
sion fund when this BILL having FIRST been ordered 10 be
! engrossed, was read third time and passed.
On motion, the House then Adjourned
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MIR. Vel. moved to amend The amendment pr'vlo,n Gs
that the sum shall be appropriated 10 the Ws.t
The arsenaIs already commenced, and those III 'n'
ern country :, ,to ,,o,;on vas
After some remarks from Mr.. Mckay, the motion was
agreed 10. 1911. IS tho hill
After some further discussion If The details OF he O
The Committee rose and tie House adjourned.
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Uednesday, Mlreh %, 1898.
IM SEN h'IE

The Secretary of The Treasury communicated state
meut of the amount of duty Bonds executed each year
since 1927. Ordered 10 be printed
Mr. Buchanan presented a memorial oil citizens OF
Lancaster County, Pa, against dueng. Laid on The
OF citizens of Philadelphia, for Dry Dock at that
place. Referred.
BIZ Mr. Morris, petitions on the subjects OF Abolition
and Texas r 1,,.uuo
Mr. Allen presented memorial Of citizens oil Cleave'
land Ohio PRAYING Congress to take measures to punish
the perpetrators Of the outrage at desuc
ton of the Caroline. Referred.
Mr. Allen from the Committee on Military Affairs,
reported Joint resolution authorizing the Secretary OF
War 10 purchase Pea Patch Island in the Delaware
near Philadelphia Ordered TO a second reading.
On motion of alr. Powell, the resolution introduced
BIZ him, instuting an inquiry into Inc cxpealency OF
aowinr the citizens of the District of Columbia 10 send
delegate to Congress, taken up and some oPPos
ton being made by Nessrs. Grundy and h9ane, LIE
same was laid on the table.
MIR Preston presented memorial OF citizens OF 20
umba, S. C., for an alteration OF Inc great Soulneln
mail route Referred
Mr. Allen, from the Committee on Military. Affairs
reported adverse to petitions of citizens OF Easlon ta
and Richmond, Va for the establishment oil natlona
foundry at those places
dny) calling on the Secretary OF War for information re-
laye TO the expense Of completing The Cumberland road
and such Notifications now in contemplation &C
Bill for the seiaE III discussed at eng h by Mpssrs
Clay, Grundy, Strange, Hubbard, and others and
motion postpone indefinitely rejected, 81 to 10
The bill then ordered 10 be engrossed for q third
reading.
Bill! directing certain moneys Of pensioners unclaimed
10 be transferred 10 the U. s. Treasury from The House
Sevcrally read twice and referred.
Bill for the relief of certain invalid pensioners
Bill for the relief of ccrtnin soldiers who received
wounds in the Revolutionary
SeyeraIly ordered TO third reading.
The Senate then went into Executive session, and al
the conclusion Of which, adjourned.
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EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLASS.
SMYTH BUTLER Importers, doors above the Bell Tavern,
hnve in store, full aud general of goods their
linc which they offering dealers at Ion prices cash.
the usual terms TO punetual customers.
March "a fe4-Gtif
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Mr.. Taoferro reported bill for the relief of William
Madison.
On motion of Mr.. Garland of Virginia, the House
took up the Senaes amendment to the bill in relation
To The u S. Courts in Western Virginia, and on bis mo-
ton, it was, after explanation from him. disagreed
to.
The bill to provide for the construction of the Cum.
bcrand road through the towns of Salem ond Lewis
burg, IN Ohio read third time and passed.
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House proceeded to consider the bill making APP
propration for the civil and diplomatic expenses Of the
Government for the year ls3S.
Mr. Rarlden moved 10 recommt the bill with nslruc-
tons TO increase The item for the contingent fund OF The
House from 1926, 900 10 273.0OO
MIR. R. moved call Of the House, which was mega.
tiyed.
Mr. Williams Of N C., opposed the motion, as it WIS
intended 10 provide the the purchase OF certain
books for the members
Mr. Cunbrcleng made point of order as 10 the
tim, as il increased an appropriations
The Speaker decided that The motion was in order.
Mr.. Cumbreleng appealed from this decision.
After some debate MIR. G.. withdrew the appeal, and
MI. Cushman moved the previous question, which was
not seconded.
The question taken on The nation to recommit the
bill, and lost-yeas II, nays l26.
Mr. Reed renewed motion made by him in Commit.
lee of the Whole oppropralng SO 900 dollars for build
ing and rebuilding certain Lighthouses.
MIR. lngham moved several additional APPROPRIATIONS
for Light houses, Sea walls, &c.
Mr.. Reed accepted The amendment as modification.
Alter some further proceedings the subject the bill
was ordered 10 third reading and then read third
time and passed.
The House adjourned.
Tuesday, March 27-[Concluded
On motion of Mr.. Cambreleng, the House resolved il.
SELF into Committee of the Whole on the state Of The
union, (Mr. Dromgoole in the char and took up and
considered the bill directing The transfe of pension ba
lances into The Treasury.
ARMY BILL.
The committee then took up the " bill making appro.
pria.ons for the support Of The army for the year 1888
Mr. Everett moved to strike from the clause for sub
sstence, exclusive of that officers 81 GAO 1917 nclud
ing the of $500 49, for the subsistence of the vo
lunteers and militia called out for preventing or sup.
pressing Indian hoses the latter sum- and 10 reduce
The former sum 10 S73S, 800.
After few remarks by Messrs. Bell Cambrelsng,
Underwood, Everett Mckay, and Mercer,
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. Bell wished 10 know under The present circum-
stances of The country whether the appropriations for the
national amories might be dispensed with, as well as
some other similar items.
MIR. Cambreleng explained that he had made inquiry
of the proper departments and The lie had re-.
ceived from them Of character which would not
au.hoise him as member Of the Committee of Ways
and Means 10 strike i, out. The Committee Of the
Whole, however, nigh! do as pleased, in relation 10