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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-04
POETRY.
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Musings,
ron TIE CECIL WING,

IT'S evening, beautiful and bright,
The stars are shining, and their light,
Is mingling with the shades ofnight;
Nature is hushcd in calm rcpose,
No sound is borne upon the breeze,
Save the winds sigh mid leafess trees,
And waters nurmur as it flows.
Yon small dark cloud that's tinged with red,
Tells where the suns last ray was shed,
As sinking to lis burning bed,
Calmly and slow he laid him down.
That ''less ming ray" of "lingering" light,
deem is like hopes sunbeam bright,
That sometimes gilds misfortune's frown.
Now in the east like red blaze,
The moon her full round orb displays;
But paler grows, while yet gaze,
To siv'ry hue, her quiv'ring BEAM
Fair orb! how often Gas this night,)
I've watched thy trembling shadow bright,
As it lay mirrorcd in yon stream.
used to think [pcrhaps It's SOY
Some magic spell, thy light could throw,
Round the lone wand'rer here below,
To bid his woes, and sufferngs cease
| used to think my heav'n would be
Resplendent orb, to dwell with thee,
In endless happiness and peace.
On such night as this, | love,
(When stars in silent grandeur move
Through the deep vault oflcav'n above,)
To be alone, for mem'ry then,
Tells of the ''sccnes Of other days"
That transient as yon motcors blaze,
Were bright-lhcn dark again.
| love i'll memory 10 rctrace
My rambling steps from place to place,
To recognize the well known face,
oft have met before;
To love-to hopc--to dream of bliss.
Or meet again that blue-eyed Miss,
And be Il fool once more
love to lnger for awhile
In memory, neal loves bright isle,
To bask in Lyras sunny smile,
q fear she's Il coquettc.)
To spend with her some happy hours
To call for her Springs earliest Towers
Lore and torgire, but not forget,
I love to think Of old friends Sat-,
q wonder if he has forgot
The muses. haunt-Thut well known spot
The song to "Katy DID,
Or speeches made on rotten logs,
To hooting owls, and croaking frogs,
By way oi serenade.)
! love to think-but bark! hear
Portentious sounds; a storm is near;
The muttering thunder grcets my ear,
With hoarse growl from yon dark cloud,
Around whose base red lightning plays,
Its merry gambols. Whata blazc
Now peals the answer long and loud.
IT'S heav'n's artllery-let it roar,
And shake the carth-l love it more,
Than Memory, when she fingers DER,
The gloomy past with her dim light.
But the rain s pattoring on my head,
seek my shelter and my bed,
And bid the world GOOD Night"
W.C.P.
Utopia, May cath, 1912.
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SPRING AND SUMNER
Fashions.

lust received, the French, English, New
~ York and Philadelphia fashions at
MOORE'S fashionable tailor shop, oppoate Nc
Culloughs hotel, where all orders in his line will
be thankfullyrcceived and fulfilled with the ut
most despatch.
N B-An apprentice wanted to the Abov
business August l
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A Card.

nR. d B. TRIMBLE, having remov
ed to the village of Rising Sun, Of
iers his professional services to his friends
and the public
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Geo. IL. VeaZey.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, offers his SER
ces to the Public, and will attend pune
tually to any business that may be placed
H. his hands.
Office one door below the Washington
Hotel. Elkton, May 14-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-04

The citizens of Hartford county, Nd, are maxi
ing preparations to celebrate the 18th Of July by Il
grand temperance festival at Abingdon in that
county.
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A e. A IL ID.

DOCTOR JNO. ALRlCnS offers his
professional services to the Public; he
will always be found, except when profes
sionally engaged, at his office, opposite
Nc Cullough's Hotel, Elkton, Md.
Oct. 9th, lS4l-
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CLINTON MACKALL

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office opposite Dehaven's (late McCullough's)
Hotel, Elkton. VIII practice in the County
Court and Orphans Court, of Cecil Co.
April l6, lS42-tf
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DIR. y. OWEN.

kpespectiully, informs the public, that
-A~h he has taken an office in Elkton, two
doors above Dchaven's Hotel, and will en-
deavor to promote the well being ofthose
who may place themselves under his pro-
tessonal care. may 9Th
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

Sosr-' .fHa ID rrriHrs of .lss Institution arc now
.n frs 1rI "l.I Boz $50 sro ufrmoIj rfcpa.
r.I 1 .IE 1r $3.50 ro sIts'g The Community as @,
iUr srHr-e vs. ...I r'I N- adopted Hv Ha Bunk
On. fIur mIT o.. 600 down Gel certain Tho HrrL
.i ILLINOIS U'.I Resume s..... payments ..urlurBr..
" wl Hc Fans ui Is In..y .styf5h juno. 10
rp. hefre Whenever .Ua 15y o.. ftcf no That .-.us
HIlEc 1Il.IH fyi. srffIo down into .llrfer.r and
there H-s be- 70 rrtiHlI Tlaa...uu u Iy.l4n--a ....
-r.a heuursy, iId.lHa 1nG C.r.t au1u funds
RII t.a1. of course. Cow Drra1 boil. as tH5y will Na
u5 1-frar ftar 1havrec'8un Bills
we are .Hfsri.aI f1 1y tt1t H.e aH'ro s.rrr.
'r'..ulf He sI1wHse.1au RaHk .s Ics taa au.
rl.. I4.i II...-sa-11I of f..saEIGnl ue may .r.a.
by .rr Coo. frr.f 100000 era hell boo f1.s city.
-HI m.. H.I % meet lHe ElrY business rlf.
n Id. rIurrwsr. .lrfa ilHs r.Iuci1g r1e aruaI 1.
u.YHf 81. .eI.I flc BIus will. ll ai likelihood. bs
IftH.au 500 OlG1I Of winch rs irrbs.rI tIfragh.
,.' rIst rrrlfof county. ald clalui Dol e.iI.ei.
~ HrHlu' I degree ID cE.r .Ja uJt hhs'y 10 De- u-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

The s'upru'ious ball at the Iullrriss on tho In
fJanuay. has been the subject .fliscrssion and
ie.crpion in The 5eisn letters and it Is represent
cd not rnirNquently ss row among lhe great and
he little great. Mr. Walsh thus refers to i, in one
tins letters To the Inic!ligunccr
What aighi appear d:scrlrcful rlw al the ,loors
'i The supper room, Is suscepi!ll, o. palliative cv
1'ann"s. When the 70 ,nst ~ uarous, Gee, rush OF
several thousand guests Instantly follows; rs sru aS
ne I'VE hundred tlnt can ne accommodated At the a..
DIES are within the I-Irals -sse anI the adjacent
mas remains under TIE pressure uf the multitude
advancing frum behind Hats must he put ON b.,is
because they can no lpaces be held o!csN here; hc
''ns o' even stout geniieGeg m Iangsr aud The
setN ct Iivcry serv ants sia,5ned ~ the thrung m
striving :" rnainiain Sp.uc order. aud dccnrum. get
'uiiS' Voluntary and involuntary Which ey,.r.-nte
'"tm To the profit of retaliation In the dancing
''' even me pressure and heat socn became nearly
"snpior'Hhie. When -Ssu ascend into the galleries.
ana Ionk do'vi,yo see a complete raas-; Won can
scarcely Distinguish The groups h. endrnyor, IN ra,vo
~ "''"rInnce with the bali si1ed uaasie The SIR.
Ns us'fes IRE the samc 6lty Iona rsrs i'm r,,frr-
Gus 'eu r''ais WIN. from time time renew the IN.
az "c ''hres al the saisins. and support them.
serves IN The midway air yua ,unno, perceive how
:" '~ crowd the effect Of any particular dress is
'"s'i 70 Rave an idea of the elegance cat yp .I
"
>peod tours m moving in every dirscii,n. ar.l
'hrns'ing Yourself into every recess and corner On
ms occo''"n among the lldies who swo,ncd f-on
.I'sht or sHA''caiion were two American one from
View York and me from Troy. They were removed
nm ar'e-ehn'nber prepared as an infirary. where
TWO piHScians, attended c1.uflirio THIS citsun-
stance i"iica'es' s'Icirnb'ihe nature Of the scene
INC dangers Of the splerdid mob-ih. rlea.,,r Of
nom i've eight hours--from seven NJ nerht urr,l
w" "r ihrse IN Tho anrnng. acrordinS 10 the sue.
'ossiTt dirbi"n of supper hunters in which Won han
pen 60 ne thrown Bat il must be srkrovIc lodged
hat the fTuvsiun CIR the sumarN IN. se-.iee, the
scnrr'ral coup da'd. Rre glorinus beyond oil com.
petition IA Europe. Louis Philippe is sometimes
'hn'sed with economical propen~ic-; nssuredIy CIV.
'V .hing ~ these entertainments nj the TuiIeries
would argnc the reverse: There is n nr,diyoli,v ,1
NnnieNcr The Confectionery nnd culinary arts cnn
furnish Tor the palate and the sy,; the unremttipl
'FrnInied. hceSnr nl description as TO quantity and
qualify. TIE King observed TO receive m,
N'ssln charge f"h'ires with particular tninplaccn.
cy'a- his appearance b,iokeurd rcconrili,iion m
'fn'' NJ least. With the hnnghiy Cur OF all the R
sas QIecn Christina shane lriumphau,ly ia in,rras.
ed '"' 'npsiHt and regal uItre near 10 the Queen of
France
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FORElGN SrEANirpS

On Thursday 40 tho House. Mr. k.nae,iv. OF M.
rylan' asked leave to rcpori ifo,o the G n,m re
Commerce bill iDprcNeui the transportation OF u *.
-sers or ic'ics colsi~ise by lOrsisa shss or YES.
sris
The bill Is IN the f,'lowins form.
4 BILL - prevent the transportation OF pa.s,en.
gers OF letters c'ast wise BY lUreign ships or
vcsssls
d u enacted b. tIs Ssu7,s ard T,gse IF R..rss.
sng',rss o' ne Uai,ed states Of a-rict IN Cyrsss
sss"ss5'ei, That fom and after the pa.-lge nf this
net. II shal! not be lawful Tor any ~hip. steampsck
ct or oihor vessel. belonging wholly or in part To
subject or sr'lrrisu any foreign Power or S:aie to
receive on bnard AID carry Cor pay. hire or reward
any passenger or passengers irJm any une p,ri or
district therein. Mr. shall any such shin. Steam
packet. or oth@r vessels receive boanl an carry
~ aforesaid rem any one pnEi district in the L.
nusd States in any Ihcr port district therein any
letter nr letters. Addressed 60 peIsonS within the Il
ni''d States eHecpi. such eliers may roncs IN the
cargo or lad"g ut such ship sIearn packet or other
vessel or DO directed anil addressed the con.g~cc
or agent thereof PrOUiloi That ,his ari shrIi no,
apply to ssch passengers may arrive ia the United
STA on s'ani s'sh shipSielm2lckc or uihor vessel
ir"'n i"s'gn pars;nor shall eI,cnd TO shirs cam
packets or other vessels navigating tho lakes Or hc
rNer d Lawrence And. also. prOrifei That th:s
SCI shall not be construed 60 repeat rr impair any
law now IN t"rc- reiaug the ma, igni,n Of the L.
nred States 'r tho regulations tor the delivery oi
letters
SIC AHa Be u fsrfler eaaric5. That fnr overy
Iniraeiion or evasinn of this net The captain or com
nander Of such ship sieumpa-kei. or nihcr ve.srl
sha'i lnriei and paw. br the oi the United State,
one ihoHs"nd d''llrrsS whUh penalty ur forfeiture
shhI DO sued Tor, recovered. mud accounted for AMI
! may he rcmItieJ, in the same manner
and accounting b. the proyi'ons OF the revenn- laws
OF The UuIsd States in vlher cases OF fines and for
| FIXTURES,
The bill having been read i-s ice by IL. tile W,
fei-fe t. the Committee vfthe Whole ua the slate
oi'he Union. md ordered to be pointed
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A MILLION or EACrs

Among the clever 5n1Ss recrnily rereiveI from
London, Is nus with the above tile containing "a
ri"ty ct inform IliOn 10 a small space IL nil pya
sIhly be reprinted m America hut A. that j. yF
prnhlnm1iical, offer few extracts frlm Il which
viii serve 20 exhibit It's chIracer while ihcy con
vcy useful information.
The sci - To- The land IN round millions OF sqnart
milHs. ~ 30 Iu.ID ~ IT,
Frnimlpifcr ~ hts optical experiment. n mic q
marhinc with whigh no could draw $4,000 lines IL
an inch breadth
There 1000 veins in IN inch Of cnlared mo
her pearl lris urn'ments all r,lars arc made hy
line Of steel from 2OJ 10 the .OOOh par, Of or
inch
Tho apprehension of Tho flilnro IL snpaly Of
coal IN England - n del usion. Ia Yorkshire alnnc
there cIhsusilcss beds which are sold at 4l S,
| per ton.
| TIE coal mine. in SnfETdshire hes been h,rn
! ing for 200 years, CONSISTS Of pyrifcs subject "
! sponinnsous combustion waior will not cIIiugusl
Ihem bcenuse when drawn OF tho pyrilcs burn,
more Than 5elura.
The oinrous matior Of loyer is inaammab!e AMI
arises frum an essential oil. Whom growing in The
DARK their ndour .. diminished bus restored IN the
light and u Is therefore stronger in sunny eli.
mates.
ehrsnu, Tree grew NJ Tamworih. which was
% feet rinnj. IL was planted in the year 500 nnd
N The reign of Stephen, 1855, was made hun.
day and called the great chesnut tree. ~ 1889 it
bore nnis which prrdnced young trees
Branis's record S. 900 sr5cics Of various plant.
a"d $4,000 are 10 be found in he csta ogucs
Lime combined wiib phoric acid IS the basis
1T tho bnne. snd hund also % fluids. Shors con
si't ef cifhonnio 80 lime aud hence their remain.
have been cDusidsrcd as tho basis Of lmost nc
mountains Sirilu,and ma garcsc ore fund IN the
har Iron with phosphonc acid. constitutes pafi ol
the blyrl
The fluids of q, imals contain nlkalies. especially
soda
The sense n feeling - created by The purilla.
Of ihc sSia, r0nsivlng pf snail white nervous r.
hf's. erecting themselves when tbe sense u touch
Is exrrsI
The heart bv be- muscular rpnirrcfirns Distribute.
iwo ouores 81 buoI from seventy 20 eighty umes IN
a minute
There is enough ir.n in fhc bond NJ a men
10 make ploughsharo Of twenty four pounds
weight
a nam b. taller BOZ DC mrrlnr Than 90 ntgbt p,
Tho extent of haitian inch ~ rD9rc; owuz 10 r..
relaxation Of fIp cIri'agr'
Tho human hr1s b. ibe 2S.h Of the b.ly l,, ,,
The horse hut f0lh
d has been computed hat nearly two t~sr, ~
sickness BE- experienced by every person before he /.
% years old and ihftherof0rs but ton DAYS Dor m
mum 81 ihe average siesrcss a. Lunan life. nH 90
' bot h'!L ond aftc, so % rapidly ucrcasos.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21

IN recent patriotic speech In The Senn.,, M,
NTe'. "i va mus expressed hiniseln believe freo
not doubt that each. would fnd II. bi,b,s, -
'agr IN IT. II oil would adopt it. But Will. lar, a
m'rHy'o 'h" m inns of Tho earth seek 10 build I'm
inc peculiar interests of their own national l,ho,
nnd pfoi"o'"n. by regulations Of resirciion and
eins"n' Other nations must share their uoIcv IN .
g'eH'e' or loss Jserre. 20 TO shield themselves
nun me effects OF ihi~ selfish and antis,cia sy..
:rm. IL other naiionS -hnt us hnn ,b.ir r,a,I., -,
must indemnify uurelvcs by market nj hmm. :,
'h'' Is exactly what the American Sysiem Ian. Al.
Ways aimed A. and ofwhirh the whole country ', IN
sooner or iniorses the wisdom and nec.ssity.-,A
Ter Gc-.
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rI.NIIt.,.r,n,1

Ciy'1n had III ~ mt OF iniral,rinr a.. n
p"niluc. ~ used 90 inl,; anil hi. sic-e.-,, ,.'-
Picl 10y dom eiltains iho z ,rlln letter Tho 80
'Os 'crpsniscniar line. ihas . was the unly ,,,,
in'i"1 they used. Il wa. hpwcyer d,.c,vo,,'.,
that ihc criit OF P'inlin. well. u.-d tn maxi r.
sentence very light The elegant copr,,
S'PPan'ed the bug. uncOlh the colon wa,
h'n'' showing that there Is 10 cume
Bur thc -rinicp'on was Lain del;,-,.,. -.
The ohinss Eng,.h iyp,sra cher rosi.teJ :, IA.
rs '"JO' nenii-ss On orihrgroph, 10 not s,t recog
NE any '"ea innoVaNor. The Bible OF 592. though
printed WIN p 'r'praie accuracy is withant .sr,
'''o,' oar IN 1888. 'ts fall rights arc ssiablsA,I
oy Csnrle~ Bcilers English Grammar
,nS entomology OF the 4 pn,nls Of punctuation 4,
,e'""h' ,iA' ShnSespcarc could never haven sd
The ss'ncolon,-a circumstance VIII. ch M. nr,,t,i
George Cha'ners nourns over. npining ,hai semi.
roo'' would often have saved the poet from ~,
commentators. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21
PUBLIC MEETING

meeting Of the citizens was called on Tuesday
evening last a, the City Hall 10 express lhc views
90 sso 'he words Of the call, Of tine ,uzeus Ion the
Improperly Of tho City Council GRADING mo wharf
duHng these times Of disfcs-." The meeting Wal
held aud The subject OF the Proprciy or imprupric'
OF grading and paving a wharf discussed pro and
con the ocion. a, last the question was taken on
The following motion That tho meeting a,-,-oyc
'he course OF the Council IN making the contract
ond respectfully rcqucsI them To- or. c it to compile
mons and the motion carried without dissen,ipy
voice although the meeting WIS very large We
raail n2w have the satisfaction Of having n ,,,rl
wharf with he appreciation ai the crizrns loudly
c1rrcssci.
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Frum tho American Farmer
TO fROrECTTRUlr FROM LATE SPRING
lnnGr

IROST
Sir.-Nlany cHpcdisnis have been rrsorred To f,r
the prucciion of fruit rum tho hiighting ina ierce
OF late ir-sis- Throwing sheet over lhs tree:
hanging iron up,n ~. kindns q fire under IL. Sc;
having each been fund To- have beneficial iua
enee. bur sun, have been more ELI .len. than thai,
which am going To dos .ribe
My iriesd. Major Ruff VIM is a virrnnsn tNtely
Ri'r'ncd me TINT many years AGO he 81 n stated
IA Ffciu'h piper. thai by throwing n hcmpen =, pe
over the top of tree. vhpr ia bloom or near the
time OF blooming ana by letting lie lower end touch
tho grnnnd, The cree would thus be protected
iFon the iullusnce o. trust This | thouFhi ouilc
rational and Ph'l"soGlii, 4 accordingly made the 81
pcFinenr.U prove more fully the r1pJHS operaadi;
] look t~o dl-hcs hall filed with water and gel
ihcfn low feet disian- Hrdrr thc tree, the n.eht
before an expected r VI. the trees bring aesgly IN
Tall blossom. Throwing tire nope nver Ihe top OF
The tree ] let the other cRi hang IA the water Of
one OF the dishcs-'he event proved IA. curreclne.s
81 The theory. There was a hard irI-t entc IN r.
ming "i ihe 2T'h n.sr. md the d:sh la nhch she
'ope Nss Deposited contained rs 70 the. thickness Of
dollar. While Ih-t titc ether dish wa. s,airrelr
| the ihi,kn' 1T paper
Tic phil''"pi'y of Mo ah,yc c,ncrn.nt is tn.
'ic mPe Which v,s previously wciic,i was a cqn:
iHriof 81 heat ih- AR. of cuurscIhe hrrs 81 The.
tree 5cflm" colder ia the HiIhI Ran the e-rh--
Ike rcpc rn4"rici rlie heat fr,Hi he c,rrh p, the
wing th" roc from 80 fr,si
- Tar A. nv ~. rv1uI eTrn j. tho rr Ic-l ii NJ
Tor inII u u'g i-i,rr It - ia blossom; BIT a Is
Rev'rcIrH true hat srv.Ts and prorac,.d ,,,lL NJ
'ha iIrn", or even later y u DESTROY tis fnii -
This was rha c"s, last year. The irGi, was killed
hY srvrTr iItrI.
There - rri "a my m.nI Z. dp.iu that bT al.
iaching rape tu each Tree % ,h,ic, ..,t and rhuy
letting perm ~" Hty frniaI- though the winter
and spring. that the ifuiI would he -ecursd srou
The c;Trci, 81 !fu-i
To The The r,rr"lu'r1s md surrfcilio ~ who la.
ianre their =r'-i all f',-Ir lives with n hg stone
Shr Is snili''r'y Wis. dcspISe knowledge aud IN.
Slrniri'on. The above appear uu-vari,y their at
attention. Let Su-'i he ui,rrn-d that Il no les,
fh'l"'";ric than lightning lod, ailsch-d T., dlngs
." project them from the influence Of Vlectficifv-
let them Ice ufirmrl That
There arc more Elins- "a lIcrven anil esrih
Thin all their p.iooply Ia. cvsr sIr-1m.I Of
w l. HORTON.
'"oodla"n, 'ssuiurd. c., March 3Jih. 1874
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from he Prsi5y'eriaa ASta-o,e.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE

THIS Institution i' located 81 WASHINGTON r. %,
ihF national rood. sDI IN The heart Of n d,.,,,-, y,
.'T1.y rTrr'rf Hy a01s on bs1uty. Grffy al
he'.lhin'nsss % will be- gratifying r. fbc Gc,J, y,
pc college 70 learn that under iis present. able AMI
.'''i'ni I7eniT' is siuauonarj prospects arc biyt
ensog' sing HIyIng enjoyed 'hs pr,,re-s H.,
week. "i 'ri1s present 90 ihe usual contest s.tyasr
1. '"' IIofliy s3~ioiss, Sc wofe d~r8Jy ir--s,s.
WIN ''' gees advantages oupvcd atibe in.tltu.
''', I'' acquiring thorough education The ersr.
'.- '''.f'ti ,t select urafJrs. original rrslvs
's.11. lrIrl1la. end debate, anil we DO bot give
uisr1nra OBJ ihe ounesi universally erpress,d. o,
Gee sru'.nent universally expressed ~ rlr a. W.,
"1i gfIrr 'h1i ior msfIriiy OF ihJac'u. firco AMI
HHfrag 10 driiIu. 1uI ease and energy sf deli sr
's performance were highly IYu1rabls 90 the ID.
IHs'rg lnd a.cuf OF Che yyuzg rrat.sueu. o.. we'll
1s suIraHty cred lIc f1 f..e eiIi.rrry aud sLft r
'lsIf instructors Never before were We g, f,-.f
mafcs.ad With .he pIEsI of education rn .,e,,r..
nr anI training ihs Localities sftle m,ni. ir r-s.i.
.ng Bob sH1s lus feel ifs own usi.,e .trsr-,r. .f
nurUg fien.e o., re'y ioar.cs,iy nt.,- II. 49,.
.-1ureas 80 ro.i 90 ,sp.lu.ivs s. ffr... ..f ~.
fInts..i.. "-H.#.....- f.e HsIrff.r
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was row at an end. asd the committee went ou
sNimm.nsly
The amendment 70 abolish the Mexican Con.
mission ani hat ts reduce appropriation Tor the
austrian and Pru>siIn Missions, were Withdrawn
The items IN relation 10 iorcign intercourse were
'h'n gone through with, nuJ various amendments
submitted and rejpctvsl
The only iinpsrtlul item adopted vas an sppro-
pHaiion ioF Charge de Ad4irs a, Creuda IA
Inc Post Ollie Establishment fnrm,d the con.
c'nd"g items Of the Bill aud between four and
lion.
Between two and three ,',lock tho chairman ol
ihe committee reported inc Bill to th. House.
ne Hens adop,ed IN the committee were then
fead' consuming aim - 49, hour. Those 10 which
mere were objections were passed. over for future
corsideSniion. aBd ihose To ,shici there rer. mo- Oh
l'ciOns we're concuuej in at snce. The contested
nme"c-enis wsro next Brought nj. beginning With
an a'oerdmeui drrcd 10y NJ BoIs IA relation To the
Printing Of the Departments
The Prcviuus Question bar ins lpsoa moved. Nlr
Sprgs ni Ny. naked Ia Ice excused fyuJn voting The
n0iipn was made peg which T.. hang spcech.
and Mr. =. said what hc could and wns called To-
order. and compelled 10 take his seat.
Mr. Spsigg. however, wls excused nv acrl,~,o.
unn' when The yeas aad nays were taken ana the
amendment adopted BY n vote % I29 to II
An amendment to the Erasudmsnt wa, moved
the effect of which would have been IN .irik. out
the item altogether aRd to have lost the preyio D,
amendment THIS notian 10 aBeni did not pr..
vail IL vas lost, ayes Sc. noes 95. and tho House
derided 10 retain the amendment aud have the
printing OF The Departments d.ne by contract Pro-
yisOs in the Bill state the manner IN which ,be..
contracts shall Ne made.
The House thcn adjourned by voto Of about I'll
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