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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

Ii will appear from the following tina,
there has been a fearful loss Of life in
France, by an ava anc e.similar 10 rha;
which has lately occurred at Troy in New
York:
Dreadful Aralanche in FJance.-The
Courier del lsre gives the 70 lowing ad 4.
dI:londl details Of the Cyerwhe ming Of
the greater part orthe village Of Palcen-
estre. The avalanche after reaching
the foot Of the mountain, was carried o.
yer a space Of several hundred yards by
It's OWE impetus, before it could reach
the village and then covered it VITA
snow and timber, and pieces of rock,
borne down with il in its course, to the
depth Of from twenty to thirty feet, Blu.
ryIng eighty two persons beneath its
weight. OF these, seventy two have
been dug out unhurt, but the ten others
persisted. To accomplish their release
aPcrluIes were made over tho chimneys
OF the houses, and through them the liv.
ing were drawn up; but the dead were
not reached until transversal cuttings
could be made. Several animals were
also saved alive. The avalanche made
so little noise in falling that the inhabi
tants who did not suffer from it, were
not aware Of the disaster ill seven the
next morning, three hours after it hap
] Pened; anu even those who were cdugh
by It, believed it only to be heavy fal
Of snow that had crushed their roofs
and, stopping up their doors and win
dows, waited patiently till day, expect
ing their neIghbors to come to their 70
lease.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
Correspondence Oftie 81. Louis ReptiJ
AUBURN Mo, Feb 10th, ,43.

FOUL MURDER On the evening
OF the 18th inst, a rccuunter took place
IN the DelghborhooI Of New Hope, Lin
coin county, No. between Reuben Jack
son and Jordon VI Gibson, which was
bout as follows:
difficulty had arisen between them,
respecting prescription claim; and on
the evening mentioned, Gibson and wife
were turning home from neighbors
house. and met jackson; some warm
words passed and Jack son drew a pistol.
upon which Gibson ran to a tree, jack
son pursued zap 10 the tree, and after pas
slng round the tree twice or three times
suddenly stopped and met Gibson on the
hther side immcdiaieiy fired, the
BAL passing through his heart. Jackson
stood looking upon his victim, until Glib
son S wife came up, and tanned him o
ver.and found him life 'ess, he then broke
for the woods, AID has net yc; been ia
ken.
The above is rs rela.cd here and pro.
sumed to be substantially correct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

The Boston Daily Advertiser. in noticing IN.
statement Of Mr. AssIin's appointment Of Juds,
Advocate in the Naval Court Martial npw in session.
'nys--"This statement is not altogether correct
We understand our ovnsman. Mr. Austin received
'nch an appointment from the Secretary Of he Navy;
hut finding. on conference with the Judge Advo.
cate that he could make 10 arrangement with that
officer by which he would possess cou,ro ling
management Of the eause. he did not presen, hrs
commission TO tho Couri. but returned il to the
Secretary the Navy, with his reasons for declining
20 accept it,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
BOLD AND VIGOROUs.-A Cores


pondent Of the Charleston Courier thus
records noble specimen of manly ami
high toned parliamentary retort, that DC
CURED in the North Carolina House Of
Commons, at lis late session:
The other day on entering the Com
mons Hall, / found member on the
floor, inful blast. Ills decidedly vulgar
appearance. and an air Of consumat Va
nifty caught nay eya, while a string of
long words. In the perlecl BomJas,es
Fur style, burst upon the tympa
mum IL seems he hId ben engaged in
prl ing into the expenditure Of the Gov
ernor, who was entrusted with some
money To buy furniture for his house,
which belongs to the people. \ NOM
Der had suggested some sinister mu,iye.
or design To make poitica capital Out
Of the investigation
ST." said he, "what rig has the
gentleman from Gujlford 10 O estion me
| reply to hun, evil communication cor
rUpt good manners, as ); Paul SAYS
Sir the gentleman in his incontlneL I
lnterlogue and miserable attempt TO ab.
use M, he has the ocean into tempest
tost, To watt weather and drown a tlv ,
In his much ado about nothing, and his
ahominnble and unfoundcd assaults, that
gentleman has ploughcd down noun
tains, played the devil and split tree
Nho,slr is the gentleman from Guillord,
who undertakes To- lecture pre? on thus
fJor! | will correct his crude and
mistaken apprehension and say TO hun
cease viper, you are gnawimg file!
and he had better keep his temper an
save his ammunition.
Sir the magnani'nous variety and
tremendous so.ldily Of thlt gentlemen,
are only cqualed by the lubricity aud
tergive sa'iUn Of his course on the q ,ori
But sir, as il is sail in holy writ, you
may bray a fool in u mortar under an
iron pcstle, and his folly won't tn N
leave him;and again | say, sir, TO the
gentleman from G1ifo.d,l spurn all indi-
rectio1, but will rebuke all hypo1r tiical
professions aud defy gorgons, hohgob-
Inns and cnamcilonS, or even log cab
in, hard cIdor, coon skin Go"ernor. So
the Gent eman from GuIford has no
right under the glorious conslilu ton
handed down imnltabe by our iore ia
theirs who fought and 6Ied on honor'S 90
ry bed. No, Sir, he has no right to pop
questions at NE on this hoorii'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
RELIEF OF CLICKED CATTLE.

Some two or three years ago, | began
to feed potatoes TO my cows,and the first
time fed them, one of them got chvkcJ
and b'Oalcd like a bladder. took my
knife and stuck /. into her, just forward
Of the hip bone on the left side ;thc wind
poured out the bloot went immed ately
down; | turned her out Of the stable, and
she went TO the field. After some two
or three hours | went to see her; she
was lying down and the potato was ly-
ing on the ground before her. Some
two or three days alter, / had another
COW choked. She went through tho
same process, and with the same result IL.
Sometime after that, one Of my neigh.
bors called for me, and said ono Of his
best cows was choked with potato. /
went with him and tapped her as before
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE-On Thursday
night, between eleven md twelve o'clock We were
visited by another earthquake, " hich. many Of those
who fell % IhILk the shock and duration greater than
The ono which Oc.uued short time aEo. The ap
parent agitation or vibration, says ono Who was a.
'akc 90 TIC time, was from west 10 easl, and then
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
s2I472SIg
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Thursday, Feb. %. Is43.
SENATE.

Thursday, Feb. %. ls43
SENATE
Petitions &c. pressAtsd.--l}y Mr. Stanton. from,
ciirEons Of Logan county. fora Bank charter. with
100000 capital in specie &c, under tho Law oi
last winter, and aoy additional restrictions which
may DO enacted ~ the present session; tho bank p
be l0Caied o. Bel mnaino, Los an cJuuiy--rsierred
60 NJ Stanton. By MrPirker, ho proceedings Of o.
meeting Of ciuzanu oi Licking county, on The subject
OF Tho assumption Of he Stale debts by the GcnornI
Government By Mr Walton. fruu citizens OF
Washington, Guernsey county. l1r an act supple
mentary to The charter of said town
Mr. Newton from a majority of the committee onI
the Currency, reported back the bill 90 revive and
amend The act entitled "an oct to incorporate r.s
docshoIders Of Tho Wcs'eI1 Reserve Bank" rms
ed March ~ I''tr recommending r passage
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
ID o = q = G. 1s i % Z ,


FihE AND LOSS OF LIFE IN CINCINNATI.
By an extra from the Cincinnati Gazette, dated
Sunday mprrIng 10th. We learn that at fvs clock
Z. VI. on Saturday n FIRE broke out in the smoke
house Of Me-srs. Pugh Il Alyord, corner Of Walnut
street aud Canal To protect tho nam building
the smnke-house kept closed there being a
passage way between them When the flames
burst through the wooden door explosion took
place. The ROOT thrown high in the ctr and
came down ia fragments on thu crowd. and the
walls hurled To the ground. From eight To twelve
persons were Killed on the spui and many others
severely wounded. The killed. SO far rs known
were Joseph Bnnsal, Caleb Taylor. H. s Edrnun,ls,
Chamheriaine. John Ohio. Severely wounded
Geo. Shrlliin. III iiuTpe, L g Snaeifsr Mr. Alvord
Shoo'y, Mr. Finch. Biackmprc, and prob bly,
som" twelve or twenty others. There was a loss
OF 100000 tbs. bacon, all insured as well as the
building.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
a JOLLY RED NOSE "a

4 JOLLY RED NOSE.-A conitoI
story Is told in the Salem Reg ser, of a
man with most rcsplem1rut and fery
pr"boSis, who went t. Absnv for the
purpose Of asking an olfi e Of Governor
bouck. Il ing cautioned not TO appear
before the Governor (who is strong
temperance many in that nose, he, by
the advice of a waggish physician, ap.
Piled a tirXseeI pou'tice 10 II before GO
ing TO bed. the night previous TO the
INTENDED cal on the Governor. The
next morning he appeared at the break
last table of the hotel, with his nose
bleachrd aud parboileI, looking for oil
the world like waSherwoman's thumb.
he doctor was himself an applicant for
Office living in the same hotel, and had
advised the poJtice only in Joke; but
when he found the man had actually ap
piled It, he let the cat out Of the bag
The boarters were accordingly on the
look out for the patient in the morning,
and whe the nose appeared, there was
such a roar Of laughter at the table, that
the poor fellow had 20 change his lodg.
rigs before calling upon the tenn perancs
Governor.-NsU n tDeH Register.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

and looking more Like man receiving
sentence than applause
WI n Al came 10 mis- turn 10 reply, he
iaitcrei GU; lrum paper in his hand
the brief words he had to speak: ana
Only when they were spoken, aud thy
tormality of the circle was b. oxen up
.dId he recover, aud then, most i'm the
language of Hull, his first words were
that he would rather 90 into fi-ht a
g"Inst almost any odds, than through
Such a scene again.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
UNITED STATES AND GREAT
BRITAIN

The following Is an extract from the
despatch from Mr. Everett, our Minister
TO t.nglanI,'o the Hon Daniel Webster
dated London, Feb ,, 1913, which was
read in both Houses Of Congress ON
Thursday:
''FaritIncn: was opened bv commits
sion yesterday. The Qleen's speech.
sud the very interesting debates unop
the addresses IN The two Houses. will be
found IN the papers OF to-day, which ac-
con pany this despatch. attended the
debate IN the House Of Commons. You
can Jud Sc Of the surprise with which (
listened To the remarks Of Sir Robert
Peel ON he alleged fact hat Lord Aber-
deems ctter to me Of the 2oth Of Dec.m
otr, l84l, remained to thus d.ty Eunac
know lodged and uplnswered.n IL was
ackr owledged by me in note dated two
days afterwards, esd December iS4lA
which, however ,unimportant,w was trans
mltted 10 Mr. Fox by Lord Aberdeen
and afterwards communicated 10 the Par
IiamcnI aud printed.
ain this note Of acknowledgements in
formed Lord aberdeen that / should a
vail myself OF an early opportunity OF
making some remarks on the very I'M
Portunt topics treated in this letter |
pursued thiS course Of an immediate &C
acknowledgements of the receipt Of Lord
Aberdeen note, with notice Of a pur-
pose replying in due season to its con
tents, because, being just arrived al NV
post, had not received the instructions
winch you had informed me might,
soon expect on this topic, and which.
as Lord Aberdeen's note modified the
ground sud dIsclaimed the language of
his predecessor, IL was my duty TO await.
Such instructions, ! should, no doubt, i'm
due time nave received; but on the eth
o! December, Lord Aberdeen informed
me that the special mission had been de
termined on that Lord Ashburton would
go to Americo, with full power to settle
every point in DIS ;ussion including wha,
was called the right Of search, which he
deemed the most difficult; aud EXPRESSED
the opinion that it would hardly be worth
while for US to continue correspondence
on matters in dispute between the two
countries; and, though he was willing to
consider and reply 20 any statement |
might think proper TO make on any sub .
ject pending the negotiation that might
take place at Washington, he supposed
no benefit could result from slmglta
neous discussion here.
''Such were Lord Aberdeen's observa.
tons, as reported by me in my des, ,atch
Of December 81.
"The negotiation took place, and q
mode Of dealing with and setlling the
question was happi agreed upon, hich
made it unnecessary 10 resume the dis
cussion SO long continued upon the sub.
ject. In fact, from the moment the spe
cial mission was announced, consid
cred The discussion as at an end, and as
litl!e 10 be resumed in reference TO search
and as visitation as the Boundary or the
Caroline"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

The Baltimore Patriot gives an account Of an
insuueclion in H1yn. received by tho brig Joseph
Atkins The people had approached Aux Cages
10 tho nnmher Of eight thousand, ell armed and de.
manded the doing away Of the military despslisrn
aaj lbe establishment of Government like that
of tho United sate, The shipping bad all Ten
tho hlrbor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
The Arxv. call. upon u. to pror. ,b,,the Ionic,

Inc ArEv' calls upon Us to prous Ihatthe Uui,ed
e'a'e' Go1'iie id not say what Iiat paper attributed
10 ha bout Mo JOhnsons plan Of Of government
stock IL 10 not often that enc IS called upon r.
prove q Negative OF Ihis characrc- aud we do MT
o''o'' which we can Do so fer to show Ihci the
Sazeitc never in the Argus Office. md
therefore the Argus editor could not. probably hay
seen H. We. furthermore, on the Slh inst. publish.
cd an able article from that paper in favor Of the
plan, and osr worthy neighbor Chandler, doe. no,
change has opInions wilhou, good reason.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

FROM THE ARGENTINE AND ORIENTAL
REPURLlCS,-Dales have been received from
MnnlyIedO Ia the 22d December, and from Buenos
Ayres % the l5th. The French and English min.
isIefs had offered the meditation of their Govern.
nenIs for the termination Of the proIracied war be.
tween the Oriental and Argsnlins Republics hnt
The mediation had been declined by Rosas.
The Odontal army Ind been defeated by Gen
Oue on The 9Th December.
The Oriental army, commanded by Rivera in
pc rsOn. consisted OF 500 men: TIE slaughter il
said 10 have been very great and the whole Of tbs
iianry artillery, ents baggage and munitions fell
into tho power oi The vciors only the cavnlry Is.
capped by flight holly pur'ued by the Argsnnnes
One Of The letters, dated tho 7ih s1ys that Riycra
himself has been made prisoner. In a word, tho
strength Ofthe Uunaran party is represented M
compile ielY broken.
There Is no confirmation ofths important intel
Igencs IN the National Of MDntsyidDe bit neither
Is their any denial Of g. although extracts are made
from the Bueuos Ayres paper Of the 18Th in which
% Is given.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
By TIE GOOD INTENT LINE.
TWENTY. SEVENTH CONGRESS-
WASIl NGTON, Feb 25. 1914
SDNAT'E

resolution was adopted calling on the Pr.si.
lent of the United States for copies of The desnoic n
from the Hon. Edw. Everett. dated Feb 3 Ia43.
also the desp7tch OF The British Secretary of For
egn ARIIts, relative To the INTERPRETATION of Tho
reaIy on rlpe right Of search
The Senate adopted a resolution TO meet Of o
"'clrck daily
Bills regulating The cu' rency Of 0reign coin. md
'sI for The cOmputaI lion of oreign com were order
ed TO he engrOssed for Ihird read ag.
The Senate refused TO lake no hill prnyiding
Ipr permanent contracts with rail road coinpanie.
Tor carrying the mail.
The bankrupt bill was then taken up
IL was debated by Messrs CrlIenden, Smith of
Conn, Chnaie, Huntington aud Others
After a long debate, pro and con. and several ef
InrIs at amendment the bill was passed in the form
II came from he House. without any amendment:
yeas 81, nays 3. as follows:
HEAS-Alessrs Allen. Archer. Bughy. Bayard,
Buchanan, Calhoun, Gratis. CrilIenden Cuihbcrr.
Dayton, Fulton. Mangum, Merrick Graham Hun.
ungdon, King. Linn, MeDuflie. McRiherls. More
head, Phelps. RiVcs, Sewer, Sprague. Sturgeon.
raPpan, Walker. Wilcox, Williams. Woodbury.,
w ishl aud Young-32
NAYS-Messrs Barrow. Bates. Berrien. Clayton
Choate, Evars. Kerr. Miller. Porter. Smith Of Ind
Tallmadge White and Woodbrdge-I3
The bankrupt bill is, therefore, repealed The
Senate then adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Williams ca led mp Joint resolution di-
rectng The payment of Awards made by The comm 5.
sioners unde the Cherokee treaty as Ear as the a..
preparation OF 100000 would do the same
Alter debate Of two hours the resolution n.
nended. was adsp'ej.
The House, as in committee Of the whole, 10 K
up the general appropriation bill.
Alter several amendments had been offered anil
acted on the committee rise and reported prngress
Several communications from the Depart HienIs.
were laid before the House, setting forth expenses
&c.
AT late hour the House adjourned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

Wagon yrci shE-C.rerei q. aoihng a,ipg h, ,,,-.
ons TO wheeling. We continue 10 quote l., P.lts.
hurgh at 40 cents per 100 ib. To Wheeling ooj
Pittsburgh by the Ballimpre aud Ohio Rsil,o1d 10
Cumberland. the rate Is 81 eenis per 100 his. for
Dry goods &c and az cents io' heavy goods Tor ibo
whole rOute
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

TIE LITTLE BEN.-This splendid boat ar
rived here yesterday with upwards Of hundred
passengers. who nearly all Jeff it here. to take tho
great Central Route eastward. The Swilsure ar.
TIycd ON Sunday evening with 90 nassenreIs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

appeared 10 be tires IhsSss or shocks succeeding
eaeA other nj very short intervals accompanied by
rushing noise. "a Was Eo!eIL ~ make the
Rep.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
TOR TIE rIMra

do not steam boats start from tho port of Vince.
Ing ior ports below Ond above7" said stranger
with The Tunes in bis hand, aud The Gazette on
ms Knee Il see no advertisements in either Of
these papers. In Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Louis
Ve' The daily PaTers always give me full notice Of
The time of departure and the destination Of every
boat. by advertisement" The bnals are cerr,inIv
mol awake 10 their true interests. or they would
ADOPT This most certain Of all other means TO keen
The travelling and shipping public posted up in re-.
speet to their movements Any boat leaving the
foH OF Wheeling without adopting This cheap and
etcacous mode Of notification TO the public. through
the medium Of one or both the daily papers. loses
four times The cost OF an Advertisement, nv their
failure TO DO So TRAVELLER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

Capt Conkhng. on the barquo Inca. at Baltimore.
from Rio DC Janeiro. reports the severe shock of ar
ssrIhq uahe on The 9Th February. in LAT 80 long
oo' The nearest land Wos The island Of Antigua.
distant about 100 miles. The shock was 50 violent
that those IN the Inca who were below rushed 10
the deck, thinking Il vessel had struck a rock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

The 81 Louis Evening Gazette gives an account
Of an excitement GRATED in The town Of Jackson.
vile. III, by an attempt mode by an absltionst,
named WiSon, TO run of negro girl belonoi,c Il,
Ni'' Li'e' who was on visit there. Wilson got
The girl into brggy. and was making for Chicago.
but was pursued. overIaken and bro ught back and
arrnIgned Tor stealing the RI The slave was sent
10 Missouri. whIIhor Mrs Isle had removed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

Mr. Waters, ut the Arkansas Legislature died last
week from stab by one Of the pilots on[S ferry
boat with a butcher knife
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

Mr. Joseph Gray was shot in the Market house in
LOUISVILLE by man named Shelton Thomas. The
ball lodged in the abdomen. and the wound is con.
sldered dangerous
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

The City Council Of Cincinnati. refuse to comply
with the engagement heretofore made. to light the
city with gas. That body thinks il has made n
bad bargain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

Col Charles Mcclure ofCumberlund county. hu,
been appointed Secretary oflhe Commonw ealrh Of
Pennsylvania.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
ENERALAssEMBLY OF VIRGINIA

FIIuuYI ttU n.
TIE lien bill Tussed the Senate and is now a
law
The bill establishing the county Of Barbour pas
sed the House
The resolution for the reception Of the land fund
was isdeffnIey postponed.
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Saturday. Feb 25, lS43.
SENATE.


Mr. IIazeliine from a select committee. reported
back the hill 10 Incorporate the Bank Of Dayton in
Montgomery county, amended by reducing the CAP.
iia stock from Two hundred thousand dollars pa ID
into one hundred thousand dollars. with The priv.
Iege OF increasing the 10 five hundred thousand
dollars Inis amendment was agreed lo-ycas 30.
nays Is,
Mr. Barnet moved To rccommiI the hill with The
view Of amending so as To allow Of longer time
Than the LIST of September for taking the capital
stock aid organizing the bank. Losl-yeas IL,
nays a.
The bill then passed, rs follows:
Yeas-Aiessrs Afen. Barnet Barley. Clark, IInr.
RE, Huzelfne, Johnson Jones, Lahm, Laudon. Mil.
Ter. Michel, McAnely, Mcconnell McCatchen.
Parker, Riiclie, Stanton. Wolcuu and Speaker-2O
Nlys-Messrs Denny. Ford. Franklin Fuller
Henderson. Jackson. Koch Newton, Nash, Ridg-
way, Robins. Updcgraf, Van Vohres. Wade aud
WaloH.-l5
The Senate took recess
HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The bIll providing for the reorganization Of the
Board Of Canal Fund comm .ssOneIs was read third
time, when
On motion Of Mr. Kelley it was rocommilted viii
Instructions
Mr. Henderson from the committee on public debt
reported back the bl Co provide fur reorgan zarion
Of The Board Of canal fund commissioners. amended
on conformity ~Ith the Instructions Of the House
which agreed 10
Mr. Meredith, from the committee on the Militia.
reppuod bach he bill 10 amend the act providing
iJr Tie organ IzauCn aud J,soipline Of the Militia
without amendment. recommending rs passage
Mr. Bow moved % amend by adding a section
providing that any person liable 10 do military duty
may be released thsrsirom by the performance Of
two additional dnys labor ~ each year on the pub.
TIC highways
Mr. Probusco moved TO indefinitely postpone Tho
The bin and pc ding amendment, when, without "a.
Sing The question,
The House took recess