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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14
DIR. II. ~ GILLIAN.
SURGEON DENTIST

'AhEo Tins occasion to inform the public that
- he has removed his office next door above the
Aue''o" room o' Vol Charles Phelps, and directly
opposite TO Ii b. Richards's Hardware store wbe,.
he can at any time be found ready to perform the
duties OF his profession,
Dec. l3 an,
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LabOurers Wanted,

l WILL GIVE liberal hire for a few able bodied
L NEGROES for year ls39.--I wish also ia hire
some BOY = say from II TO I6 Yeas old.
JAMES DOLAN.
Dec 90
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Board OF Public Works from borrowing money al
greater rate Of interest Than } per ceut
l. Ill IL

Board OF Public Works from borrowing money at a
greater rate Of interest Than ) per oeut
Contested ELECTIONS.
The Chair announced a communication nom ROD
ert Anderson of Williamsburg coniesiIng the eiec
non of J John Tyler, the delegate from james Chy'
&c on the ground OF nelis lbi,ty at tile tine oil his
election
Mr. Tyler made few remarks on the subject oil
the communication, the substance Of which was mat
lac was a member not by his own solicitation put
by the commands OF the people-he stated that the
nueston of contest turned upon point oil law when
he believed was in his favor. and which he thoush'
| he could demonstrate 10 be lie declared that
he would not hold his seat however ii even doubt
G,I construction of the law entitled him To H. lie
moved he reference the document TO the CEN
mi,tee Of Courts Of Justice, which was agreed to.
Mr. Broadus presented the memorial OF Robert n.
| Banks with accompanying documents, complaining
ol tb, undue election aud return OF John Booten'
Esq as a member of the House OF Delegates ifom Tue
county of adison. ,
Mr. BoIls presented the memorial OF Layton u
Coleman complaining OF the undue eleet'on OIL nos
/ II. Wilcox the member returned from tie counties
OF Chas. City and New Kent.
On Motion oil Mr.. May, tie House then anJoufh-
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W'OOLE.v' GOODS.
Second Supply.
Dec. 18th, 1887.
ENNPECTED, this day, a fresh supply o(sinee
~ and double width Ful'd Cloths. Merinoes,,
Ladys Silk Velvet, Sheetings, Laces, &c. &C.; all
which will be sold very low.
BURTON & ROBES.
TO E.YR.HEKS.
We particularly invite the attention of Farmers
to the above, as also to heavy stock OF Blankets.
Negroes Shoes, &c. which we disposed TO sell
unusually low BURTON q ROBES.
Dec, - ITS
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SENATE

WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 9, 1889,
The Chair proceeded to announce the following
as the Standing Committees Of the Senate
CoumHec OF prirtteees and eiectionS- Messrs Nash,
EIoIlernau, Opie, Robertson, Billngsley, Campbell
and McCany
Committee 10 crdnline The TrcdSurcrs accounts
iointly ,ciH n Committee from he House Of Delegates
.-Messrs Hunter Thomas, Unyie, Bland Boul-
din, Dye and Wooahouse.
10 eranine the Library Messrs, Fontaine, Me,
Carly, Me Camant Baptist, Bouldn, Faulkner aud
Todd.
Ciaims-Messrs, Holleman, Nash, Smith OF Z.
Cater McCamaut, llunton and Good.
Internal mprorement-Messrs. Pateson' ope'
Smith of X, Anderson, Carr, Harvle Baptist, Nc
Camant and Bondurant.
General LairS-Messrs.-Smlth OF n, Anderson,
Smith Of c., Nash, Faulkner, Todd and Good
Nh. Nash presented petition from DIR. Ed T.
Scott, claiming seat in the Senate Of Virginia
from the Brunswick District.
Ca motion Of llaye.
The Senate adjourned.
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Take Notice.

NN the Sd of June, Horse ran away from
" dge'ied Village, with Saddle, Bride,
and Saddle bags. The saddle-bags have since
beem found, and restored. The horse has also
been found. but the saddle is still missing I,
Is expected tllat some person may have taken
the saddle oil. and turned the Horse loose
The saddle is not much worse of wear. IL
has surcing:e and girth much worn, with
Bra s,irrnps. Likewise ON the same night, n
pocket hook was lost, containing 81 or S3e in
Money of the different banks of the State; 80
dollars were folded in piece ofphper. and or
dollars were in the leaves of the Book. The
Book is what's called Preston's Pocket Wallet,
and tied with blue string. The owners nanc
is written on the inside and he believes il 10 be
dat d rhe 2stll April. 1885,. ANY person finding
any of tho above mentioned articles. upon giving
information to Major Thomas Bacon, of the
same. will be literally rewarded. +
June lS, 1889 c20
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PROCLAMA NATION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA,
.IpIGi .l1th. IS39.

JUNE 24th. 1899.
BIZ his ElceNsncy PATRICK NOBLE, Esq.
Gouernor and COMMANDMENTS Chief an
md ouer the State of South Carolina
WW7HERAS, information has beenreceiyed
w at the Department, that ontbe 18th of
Nav, last,between the hours of IL and3 o'clocF !,
p M. two negro child,eh. Harry and Sary;
the property OF Stiles Rivers, were stolen from
his pIanta,ion OH the Horse Shoe, ST. Barthol-
omews Parish CoIle,on District South Carroll.
na by some person unknown.
Now KNOW YE. That to the, end, justice may
be done and tina, the perpetfaior of this offence
may be brough' to legal trial. and condign pun
ishment; do hereby offer a reward OF Two
Hundred Dollars, for hisapprehensiona and con
vr,ion in any Court of this State.
Said negro children are described as about
seven years ofage, likely ard well grown
They arr capable oftelling the names oftheif
parents, and probably the name Of the planta-
ton, "May Bauk." larry's parents are Prince
and Fanny, and Sary's parents are scipio- and
Diana.
Given under my hand and the sral of the
State at Columbia. the 24th day OF June.
in the year Of orr Lord one thousand
eight hundred and thirly-nine aod in the
s;xty third ycur ofthe Independence oftbe
United States OF tmerira.
PATRICK NOBLE, Governor.
BY the Governor.
NJ. LAuoRDE, Secretary OF State.
July %.
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70 o { ice.

fENIlE following properly. in the Town Of
Il Hamburg 5. T.. having been levied OH
by order of the TownCouncil, To satisfy an as
scssment for double tax, issued against MI.
merous other lots belonging tu different inLi.
vidllals, will be sold in said Town. on MOI day.
10th Juiy next, within the legal hour oi sale,
TO piy cost, and charges Of Execution unless
discharged by said owners, viz:
City Hail. levied "n III the proper
t. OF Henry ,hutz lax. S303.6S
Lots attached 10 ahutment OF bridge,
as the property o! q, l'. Lamar, Tax $4,000
House and IUl, 10. / III. as thu pro-
pcrtS OIL. w. 4 J ~. Heard Tax S2O.GG
House and lot No. ~, rs The pro-
perty of Robert Mcdonald. Tax $57,a4
The Curotnla Hotel, lis the estate
Of J. " iiliaurson. Tax $175,eO
Stock and .raGe consisting Of drugs
as the properly OF jas. I.everich. Tax $1,000
Lot No :H,as The property Of 3. II.
Rodgers. Tax sl5,CO
The upper war honsc Iin.wn as
Adams d Walkers. as the property
of. D. Cnvinst ton Tax $1,000
Two Lots, Nos. lS3 and 1Si as Tic
property of the estate OF L. Richards,
Tux 60
The warehouse known by the name
OF Covinginn < Fairs as the proper
ty of Covinston & Fair. r., $1,000
Two lots, Nos. 2lO md !0G as ].
w. Walkers, Agent; T,X Gu
Lot No. l39, as the properly Of a.
Walker. Tax $3.50
House and lot No. 81, as The pro.
perty of Charlotte A. Cobb. Tax s3l.OO
House and lor NJ 75.a the proper.
,y of VIM. Crozicr, Tax $500
Thr American Ho;ei ,as The proper
ty of Charles Lamar, Tax $1,000
]. W. CUNNINGHAM,
June "a, 1899 b % 1own Marshal
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Commercial.
CHARLESTON July 6.

Since our last review, business of every
description has been totally suspended, aud
up 10 this moment The weeks transactions
are scarcely worth noticing.
CorroN.-We have hut single sale IT
record since our last, viz. l00 bags Upland
at Is cens per lh.
II was confidently believed by many
in the early part of the week, thar the
frs, favorable intelligence from Europe,
would cause a reaction in the business of
our staple, but The result has proved 9th
erwise. The accounts per the Liverpool.
which exhibit decided improvement a.
broad. have failed to excite correspond
ing influence here. and business is worse
now than hef0re her arrival.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-07-11

The Charleston Courier Of the 1st inst.
has fallen into an error in relation to The
amoun, of profits The Commercial Bank
for The last 6 months.
The capital Of the Bank is SS00,000
The dividend was $4,000. ur 1,25 per
share. being at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum.
The other dividend Of 81 per share, or
$4,000, was from fund reserved. from
nearly the commencement Of the Bank, to
meet contingencies, but which has al last
been divided, but does not shew an annual
rate Of profits. The true rate of profits is
10 per cent per annum, and moi lS as sta
ted by the Courier.-Columbid Telescope.
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The President of The South Carolina
Canal aud Rail Road Company returned
yesterday from Washington. where he has
concluded permanen, contract with the
Pos, Office Department for the convey
ance Of the Mailon the road for 4 years
from the Isl inst between Charleston and
Hamburg. Schedule as fnllows:-
Leave Charleston 6 10 7 h 10 m. A. NJ:
arrive at Hamburg a, P. NJ: leave Ham
burg S to Z A. NJ; arrive al Charleston 10
m. before 5 2. M.-Char Mer.6 inst.
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FOREIGN ITEMs.-The ratification of
the treaty between H"lland and Belgium
has been exchaneed: and that long pen
ding quarrel has been finally adjusted.
Engiand-lu the H. of Commons the first
business taken up was the election of a
Speaker. The Tory nominee was Mr.
Goulburn-ihe Wing Mr.. Shaw Lefevre.
The latter was elected by a minority of Is,
the vote being, for Goulburn 1919, for Le-
fevre 3l7.
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Mrs. Winifed Gales, consort Of Joseph
Gales, Esq, and mother Of one of the edi-
tors of The National Intelligencer, and
The wife of the other editor, died at Wash
ingron, d. c., on the 26th uI,., Ill the 79lh
year Of her age. She was a native ofNew
ark, England. and emigrated TO this ooun-
try with her husband and then living chill
dren, in 1875: resided in Philadelphia un-
Ill 1899. and from thence, except the las:
six years, in N. Carolina.
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VIRGINIA M1LITARYINsTlTUT

pihlIlNl:i Nl ILL - IL llNko ! " -
The conversion of the Public Arsenal
al Lexington, Va. ino MililaryAca,lemy,
and the substitution of Il schouI oI young
Virginians for garrison OF hired soldiers,
isperhaps The most felicitous improvement
which has characterized the legislation OF
Virginia for many years. We understand
that the Board of Visitors have recently
organized The institution by the adoption
of rules and regulations for its government,
and taken steps for increased accommu-
dations for professors aud students-and
that The institution will go into operation
a, some time during the present year.
Al this institution will I've taught militia
nv Science and Tactics, Civil and Military
Engineering, the Modern Languages, anu
by happy and libera connexIon with
Washington College, The whole range OF
Sciences necessary to complete and per
feet education. A number of cadets equal
to The number of Senators in Virsinia,wi
he received into The institution, and edu-
Gated at the public expense. Besides The
cadets proper, other vouns men will be ad-
niled at an expense of about l2O dollars
per ar,including every thing except their
clothing.
Francis Fl. Smith, Virsinian, and a
distinguished graduate of W est Point, now
Professor of Mathematics, and Civil En-
eineering in the College of llampden sgd
ney. has been appointed Principal Super
intendant.
The Board of Visitors consists of the Ad-
iutan, General of the Stale. Col. Claude
Crzet, Gen. Peter e. Johnston, Gen. L.
ii. Bolts, Col. C. P. Dorman. J. L L.
Preston, ESQ, John F. Wvlie, Esq, DR..
Alfred Leyburn. James Mcdowell, Esq.
and Hugh Barclay, Esq.
The Board of Visitors, we understand,
will again ASSEMBLE at Lexington about
the first of September. of which due no.
lice will be given by the Proclamation ot
the Governor, for The purpose of receiving
applications for admission iulo the In
sIitute.
Qualifications for admission are limited
to good moral charac,er-the student to
be not less than lG, nor more than 20
years of .ee, ahle to read and write, and
in the four grand rules ofarillImeiic, inclu-
ding decimal and vulgar fractions.
The expenditure Of The school is the
same as for the Public Guarl-so thai no
additional charge will be made upon the
Treasury.
We we'll remember the exeriions ofCol.
Dorrnan 10 affect this excellent improve
meni; ard we congratulate the citizens ot
Rockbridge upon the reorganization OF
their eminent Institution of Learning, by
hich The moral and intellectual advance
menl of portion of the youth of the State
will be promoted. Washington college
will soon be enabled 10 perform for Virgin.
ia what West Point does for the Union.
Situated in one of the most beautiful
and healthy countries in the world, 10 the
midst Of moral and Intelligent communi-
ty, norhing can preven' it from becoming
a most prominen, and useful institution,
provided the fostering hand of the Legis-
Iature shall he extended to il, so as to ena
BILE it TO get fairly under way.--Whig.
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sHp21OI1s a27aeNlS.

HID Monday 2ith inst. al Siloam.- Tuesday,
at Fellowship "Wednesday, al, Damascus
Thursday. at Mountain Crcck.-Frilay, Mt
Stephens Creek.-Saturday at GilgaI.-Sun-
day ut Red IIill.--h1onday, at Antinch-and
Tuesday. at Pleasant Grove.
Minstering and other brethren, who may sec
these appolntments,w will make them public.
WILLIAM p. HILL.
juno 3, 1889 10
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NOTICE.

1geIE Subscribers being dcsirous to close up
their Dry Goods Business at Edgefield
Court House, will commence, from this time,
to sell their remaining Stock of Dry Goods at
Cost for CASH or at ten per cent advance on the
Cost, with credit until the 25ti day Of Decem.
ber next. SMITH d FRAZIER.
July 10 1899 If %
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SSO Reward.

STOLEN on Monday night, the 9th instant
~ from the residence of Capt. Z. B. Belcher,
n Patent Siirer Hatch. with n Silk Braid Chain,
and Brass Key attached to it.
Whosoever will deliver the said Watch TO
the subscriber. and proof sufficient to convict
the thief, shall! receive the above reward.
RICHARD nj. JOHNSON.
4 April u. 1889 till
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4 gin u.,viae- loafsr.-"I say, mother, "
said regular street loafer tho other night,
after he had deposited hottie of something
in ricket'v old cupboard AMI laid himself
down IN The floor, II want you TO wake
me when get dry!'
How do know when you get dry?"
ooh. just wakcn me any timceI'm
cI,ccas .dry!a
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LOOK HERE.

rgVHE Subscriber living Jonr miles East of
U Edgcfield Curt House, offers for sale
likely young negro Man, warranted sound
Terms can be known by applying 10 the sub
scriber. THOS. DELoAt ID.
July II 1899 IF 23
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Cfxa1lD Meeting.

THHHE Baptist Church at GgaI, Edgefeld
IL District, have appointed a Camp-meet-
ing to commence with them, on the Friday be-
fore Sd Lords day in August next. 1t is ex-
pected, that, during the meeting, the honse now
in building, will be dedicated to the service of
God Minlstering Brethren are invited to at.
tend. BY order of the Church,
J. NJ. ClIILES Pastor.
Innn lifh 1890
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Lost.

GhN the 7tli ofJune, near Mr.. Benz. Hatch.
W ers, q dark invisible Green Eroek Goat,
with a Silk Velvet collar, faced with black silk.
The facing OH the left side, d little Turn, near
the ouiei edge. Also, a new Sak Hat, with
white trimmings on the inside, and the name
A. G. Dibble, Broad-st. Charleston. Any per-
son who will leave information Of the above az.
ticles at this Office, will be literally rewarded.
July J., 1889 If % s.
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AGDa'aa's,,.

yHVHF. following lois and sections Of land
b in the Town of Hamburg, s. C. have
been assessed Tor double Tax. and will b" sold
OH Saturday the 18th July next, 10 pay cost and
charges unless discharged hy said owners:
Nos. OF Lors.-245, 249, 239. : 81. .;36, %,
IA, 2l9, 201, %, 277, us, 271, 269. 266, 1891
1870. l9l, 132, 279, 278, 90, lG0, 2s2, 2s3, 284.
2s5, pa, lI9, III, 2371, III, 200, 23l, 96. 26
a72, 40, 26S, 269, 240.
Nos. OF SEcrIoss.-l, S, II, 9, 8, 10, Z, G.,
d,3.
Nos. OF WHARF LoTs.-l, 2, 3, q, S, 6, Z, {,
9, 10, 10, 20.
S. w. CUNNIN CHAM.
Tovn Marshal.
Hamburg, June q 1899 b2
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HYNHs. N s. Al.
h" The siikea tie that binds i,ro ,0aling hearts
Al AR RED

On the 2s'h May, in Louisiana, Hon.
Jesse A. Bynum. Member Of Congress
from North Carolina, to Mrs. Elmeiinr
Bray. of the Parish of Rapide, Louisiana.
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The Planters g. Mechanics Bank ha:
declared a half yearly dividend of One
Dollar per share, being at the rate of 8 pei
cent per annum.-ibid
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The Bank of the United States has de-
clared dividend OF four per cent. for the
last six months; payable Oh aud after the
18th inst.-Ibid
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-07-11

Robert Dale O,oen, one Of the Admins
tration candidarcs for Congress in Illinois,
is the son of the celebrated Owen, Of La
mark.
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MATAMoRAs, June S, 1899.

Merico.-Thcrc has been another fight
at Satilln. The FederalistS attacked that
place, with about 5b0 men, under Gen.
Lemus, and captured it.
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FOUND,
just Received,

a LARGE. supply Of superior LEMON
IA SYRUP, delightful Beverage for the
Summer scason. For sale by the bottle and
gallon. by II; Z. COOK g. GO.
Sranburg, April 10, 1899 .fn
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By entertaining good thoughts, we keep out
c-d ans.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-04

Marks, Noble, Ridgely, Robinson, Ruggles, Sey-
niour, Silsbee, Smith of Md, Thomas
Those who voted in the negative are,
Messrs. Bell Berrian, Branch, Chandler. Cobb
Dickerson, Ellis, Foot, Hayne. King, Macon
Paris, Sandford Smith Of 8. c., Tyler, VAN
buren,, White, WOODBURY..
1t will be seen that the patriotic and veteran
Harrison, was in opposition to Van Buren,. He
was then as he is now, true to the great interest,
OF the country and of the infant western states.
Who then can hesitate in voting, between a
friend of Harrison, the friend Of the West, and a
friend of Van Buren,, the enemy Of the West?
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-04
From the New York Courl er.
HUMILIATING CONTRAST-l794& 1888.


Mr. Senator King, from Georgia in the best
speech which he ever delivered IN Congress, re-
marked that more gray hairs had grown upon
the head of republic within fifty years, than
ought to have grown there in centuries Of peace
full and constitutional administration.
We were forcibly impressed with
the truth of Mr. Kings remarks, we have
been in perusng the letters Of General Hamil-
ton and Mr. Walco,t, in relation to some of the
early defalcations in the department of the Treas
ury ANY who will read these letters, which
we .cpublish below, canno, fail to be struck by
the Illuminating contrast they present with the
letters Of Mr.. Secretary Woodbury., written I'M
der similar exigincies. 1t will be perceived that
the rule adopted by General Hamilton and Pres
ident Washington, in regard to defaulers, was
peremptory 1t admitted of no evasion or excuse
When public officer so far neglected his duty as
to suffer draft of the department to be return
ed protested, after he had given notice Of funds
on hand to meet such draft, he was fortt,oaA dis
missed from office.
If Mr. Woodbury. had but followed the prece-
dent thus established in the better and purer
days of the republic. official records would
not exhibit the endless catalogue of pecula-
tors and defaultcrs which is published in the doc
uments Of the department.
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Treasury Department, June Is, 1894.

Sr:-It is with regret that | inform you that
another colec or has suffered Treasury drafts to
return unpaid, which were drawn upon moneys
reported by him to be in his hands-Abraham Ar
cher, Esq, of Yorktown. Enclosed letters
of apology on the subject All the drafts which
were at first declined were afterwards paid.
perceive nothing SUBSTANTIALLY to distinguish
this from that of the collector of Tappahan-
mock, who was lately superseded on similar ac-
count. Nor can forbear, however painful the
task, to submit it my opinion in this case,
49,. aha good of the public service requires =
dispia~a.-@~. e N, Tunrtuali.y
respect Is too indispensable not to be made the
invariabe condition of continuance in office.
With perfect respect, &c.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON
To the President of the United States
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Van Buren, opposed to the Cumberland Road
We cannot find it in our heart much to blame
the Van Buren, members Of Congress for their OPP
position to the Cumberland Road appropriation.
Their great head and master, Van Buren,, whose
'footstep' they fill with remarkable precision, is
and always has been opposed to the road For
the following official record of his opposition we
are indebted to the Wabash Courier, which paper
extracted it from the Senate journal. No one
can say that Mr.. Van Buren, has changed his
views in relation 10 this matter. We challenge
any of his supporters to produce the slightest evi
dence that he s now more favorable to the Ma
tonal road than when he was a United States
Senator.
IN SENATE-Janunry2 %, 1898.
The Senate resumed, as IN committee of the
whole, the bill making an appropriation for the
construction OF the Cumberland road from Bridge
port to GAINESVILLE. in the State of Ohio. and for
continuing and completing the surveys of the
Cumberland road from GAINESVILLE 10 the seat of
government in the state Of Missouri land thro'
the young states of Indiana and Illinois,) and no
amendment having been made thereto, 1t was re-
ported to the Senate: and, on the question.
"Sha this bill be engrossed and read third
times" On motion of Mr.. Harrison, the yeas
and nays being desired by one-fifth of the Sena-
tors present, those who voted in the Affirmative
are.
Messrs. Barnard, Barton, Batemen, Benton
Boulgny, Chambers, Chase, Eaton, HARRI-
SON, Hendricks, Johnson, of Kentucky, johnson
of La, Kane. knight, Mckinley, McLane