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The Arkansas banner., 1844-04-10
MD ITeII.


 THs is a formidable and fatal disease of cattle, mostly confined to the western states, its cause hitherto considered unknown, and medical treatment almost useless. In the October no. of the Tenn. Agricuturist, we find the following, which is deserving of con- sdcfation from the fact that the disease appears, so fir us we have learned, only where cattle have been fed on stalks, or where that is almost their only food, as in the vest Cattle fed on cortsiaiks cut in straw cut ter, do not suffer in this way.
 ssGENrLEMEN-l know of but one remc- dy for the mad itch, and that Is surgical.- Open the second stomach and extract the corns!alks. This fatal disease among cattle is produced by cornsinlks. The flores being indigestible, haug in the manifold or duodc- n,tlt, and irfliate and iallame until the poor animal is driven 10 madness. Farmers feed their hogs upon green corn; the cattle fol- low and pick up the stalk chewed fine by the hogs, which by superior sagacity he spits out, and this ready made article does all the mischief, and so il would serve the hogs ol horses if they were to swallow 1t. Separate your cattle from your hogs in cornstalk chew ing tiale, and you will separate your cattle from the mad itch. An ounce of prevention is worth pound of cure. Farmer, this Is the remedy.-A BELIEVER IN PRoRER REM EplEs.o The Cultirator.
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Esh'y e400iIs, EsO0ss, ssIaOe@. lSsc. EuS'r RECEIVED per steamboat Gov Morehead, sB choice lot of Dry Goods, Boois, Shoes, il1fs, HafzitoaJe, Sc to be sold low for cash, by
 PRATT So B0GGS, Lille Rocb, Dee. ?. I2tf Ma,baiam-d.
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long residence ln the stomach, nor ia it's pas- sage through the intestnes, is 1t productive Of either inconvenience or mischief1
 have been prompted to offer you these extracts from seeing, in your last number, sage tea, '..tar,o and, Gaa!ly, a purgative," presented for bolts.
 After all, what puzzles me is the great horror which horses an mules evince towards this particular fly, the oestrus equi. ! have never seen them appear so sensitive to the approach of any other, as if they had an instinetivc dread of some terrible mischief Yet what can we say against such high authorities It would appear strange, too, on the other hand, that Providence, for the propagation of an irl- sect so worthless, should ieopardise the life of so noble an animal, As is my wont on such occasions, mustlall back upon my old resource, acknowledge my ignorance, and pray once more with Ajax-'sgive us but light.o S.S.I.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1SA3
 REARING CALvEs.--I would beg leave to drop few remarks on the subject of rearing calves, having had considerable experience i1 that branch of rural economy. When first commenced farming had topay heavy crosc ratcs every year fas the term was) 1 never could get my calves through the first winter without losing one or more. They would grow peortowards spring their backs would assume the appeamnce ofan arch-the scoit- CTS would set i'll, and they would die in de- spite of all nay care and attention Eyperi- ence and observation have convinced me that lice was the primary cause of all the difficult ty; and for several years have adopted the practice of destroying them in the fall, or torepaft of winter, since which time have not lost calf. have tried many remedies, but the best lining have tried is sulphur. Take two parts of lard and one of sulphur, melt the lard, aud when nearly cold mix the sul- phur, and rllb 1t thoroughly on the parts most lrcquented by these troublesome vermin, and they will soon disappear. Ii sticks close l to the hide and hair, and continues to scent until they shed their coat, and prevents any
 more from getting on them from other ani-
 mals wiih which they may come in contact i l keep my calves by themselves, and have q
 warm shelter-lor lhem 10 go il when they choose, in addition flo IS much good hay as they can eat. give them each half a pint of oats or corn meal ground ill the car night and morning, and l never was troubled with having my calves gel SO fat in winter as to die with the black leg as your correspondent Ill the January No. ol the Culiisator com plains of. JASON SMITH.
 Tyre, " Y Jun 1911.
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'lII UdSgdgt 10 IIle IiOIlse. There are two tri-weekly and a semi-weekly line of stages, that arrive and depart from this house
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PROCLAMATION.

Coa00sS7oncf of fRe General Ldnd ON February 20th, 1S44.-23-l2w
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IlAtcHIJI5 UI JOatpH " dTsO New York, Feb. 2, lSfi.-n26-9w
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By the Governor
PROCLAMATION.

DAVID B. GREER ,Secretayy of State. March 27, lS44-2S-2w
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And again we find in the seventh edition of the s Complete Gsazier,n page 3l0, chap ter 5, begins by asserting that, of all the do- mestic animals, the horse Is the most liable to disease, and under the head of bofls, after giving | brief sketch of it's natural history, the author proceeds; Neither during its
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DESCRIPTION

By the Governor,
 DAVID B. GREER, Secretary of State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18

MU4ABAL ANa4A- D4-LAslAA0S -
~ PHELPS; has or hhhd choice col.
icelioh Of Victims It5m 9&;50 % %.
One Of the last Breton Violins remaining un-
sold IN the country Is aFpeng them-the
death nf Bfeion and the limiied supply ren-
ders his inssfuneHls more and more yaltia.
ble. Also. . Assas5
- BEST COCOA FLUTES. ) ss.
Mitl1an6 without 1sOsy Tsps full silver trims
naings and silver bounds their strength and
quality Oft viii recommepd them sumo
cientIy, Fine. lockwood Effes for 81 l-2
cents VioIincelI6 and Violin Bows, and
Strings, Bridges 1ass boanls. RosiBs &c. &c,
{ Itneea only BE said ia Recommendation Of
the above articles thai they, are from the
nsannfactOFy of IL 'sss ss.s ssssse
FIRTH b Hath
Any infcfihation that may bs desired
touching articles in this line fnEnished g any
time, ana any Kind Of lhssrrN neFts furnished
promptly 10 order at The Enahntac tpseEs very
lowest prices. 800 'ssSss. ssssss.ss ~
3 One door West 6f the Congregational
/ Church. ~ -
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18

EH GRANT has just received 4 full sup
\ "a ply DC New and Seasonable Goods
from New York and other markets. con-
ssisting in part Of the foil lowing described
sallof which shall be sold at prices calcula-
ted to- snstainthe reputation of the store.viz:
Y Rich striped VeIvets and CashIneres, new
style, plain and striped Chnsans, and Alpa-
Cd. plain and striped Muslin de lanes all
scolors, Plain BLK and blue BLK Silks and
mbazines, superior silk -Velyets, and 9TH
ser Over Coat Trimmings. plain and fignred
Beaver cloths foraO Over sCeats, cheap and
good plainand figured Saiinets and CASH
ii1efes,rheap and good Broad Cloths and
Vestings full assortment, cheap and good
Chusans, Muslin de Iains. aud Blanket
Shaw,s, all colors, Hat, Cap and Neck Rib
bolsf full assortment Rich Merino Gloves
a1d sIitts for Ladies, sGentlenen's Wooden
Gloves, best Leather, Silk and Cotton
Gloves for Ladies' and Gentlemen, Silk
Fringe and Giinpsfnli Assortment, Rich New
Prints from 6 to % cents per yd. Splendid
Velvet and Silk Craunts for Ladies, Cap and
Cardinal Laces, Edgings, Dmniiy, French
and English Merinos, Boots, Shoes, Caps.
and Rubber Over Shoes of all sorts and ST.
res. q - & -
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18
Consumption 4 Liver Complaint,

ENR TAYLOR IS Ralsafs, Of LiyeF,.ort from .,7s
~ Bowery, New York. for the cure Of coughs,
colds sa.aI,es. ashma sossnsss q shs Chest. psi ia
bronchitis and ali those Infections 6f the throat and
tuiga which are source Of so much suffering, and
uuarrsssd 90 often tef,inats in consumption This
ysegetahies mid and geHtis ID is effects nno he
syste and can be taken IN the most deIcaie caves
with aesaty 40 well A. utility. Phyeici1ua aAare Of
in sxtrshie aud 40 some Instances apps ready alosf
hopeless cases often prescribe Il in their practices
both as palliative md q remedy and with The Me.
deal Faculty generally has met with great appro-
Cossumpiisas The following en,arls were ssken
from the last number 65 ihe Medical M mine
SURPRISING effects produced by the eei,nine Dr.
= 5slsam e ssswsfs .ssas sls Bos
thrilling interest thfonehpu the World We have -
believed this disease (co1sumption) ineufable Thar Il
= sesi 2 csss, Sss senses yhs zee
actof daily oecnfieHce.s 90 IS 'i so q -
Certificates tom the hghess and most rsspeesabIc
sonrces OF persns ~ko have either been eress.s ~
she Lsnes and Liver, could is f,s,s;sseS \; ss,,.
dance but We insert nnly The fooWiaa - =.
Being conslit1iionally psedisnos<i "a eansu,,n.
ton e number g nv family having az Ibis dss
aeeompanied with cough ana saisine mater snS
blood together with sgtexa main IN lisg r; -, E<s~,
tll was supposed Be tsyond seosrarg. Il We ;s
ass y ssxss 2 4 e issl
bottles n AZ hsea taimpsoFe with re fsSi So.
do and whie taking The third WAS - IN x.srrs1
e % ee abe % get about SINCE which Tine ~ con.
70 my usna business s persons y; ssss
coughs and aI'6dt66s 81 sls EnnGS { Is 10y -
commend j. Signed - -
Ehsase,h sisy i. &. nss Ia.h sAs 2. SCOTT.
" hest remedies ever diag1t6iad. ~ y =
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18
!. q ..R..S,Is0 Ne:

6ONTJNUES to carry on business AT his
~ old stHad, a few rods west Of the Court
House, under the sign Of 80 "a
Harness and Trunk Making
where he isready to furnish customers v n
Harnesses Saddles Brides, Halters, Trunks,
Valiees, &c.
THOSE who wish to purchase any thing ia bis
line will do we'll to cali, ms he is confident
they can be suited III price and quality.
IA Cash and Produob taken IN excha6g for
Work, and all articles sold as cheap Us can
be bought in town, M
Litchfeld, July 5. 1643. 6
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18

81 81 Rood Oh MI N arr oF' M sYS.
Scrof.la or K;nSs E;';l R6sa01ss Obst;a0te Cmta.
,,eogs isSnrt;oss ~ Pustules on he Face.
Bloickes. Biiss. Cironic Sore Eyes, Ring Worn. Of
TS,ser ScclI EjeST Engayremssf ma min ~ Ire
Bonss NH WIKI Z JL XVI Svmp TO-
fonlSS Sc;ofc0 81 Ia,sbaoo, and D;ssoses ar;s;ag
from an uss u asscnry Asces .or Drop.
sa Er,os,sre n Topg,fRsnee x; sLsfe Also Chronic
1EyfiIS man rafioss NJ cNmb;natior heretofore nm
Known IN III h,sstsYv M Mes3iI.;ne Differing an
,;rev +, ;,a chs ana fro I'LL "a n.
o,,s nreparas;os If Sarsanayiila which have been nj
= w, ~ ,aa VI ~ hcA Il, ac,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18
UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT.

z Supreme Court is held at
the city Of Washington, on
the first Monday in January,
annually: at Hartford Septem- !
Der nth !; at New Haven, last
Wednesday in April.
District Federal Court is
held at New Haven, 4th Tues !
day in February and August /.
at Hartford, 4th Tuesday i'm
May and November. 81 ! n,
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18

embracing one more pntternpf Cook Stoves,
making the assortment MOST COMPLETE
Also. d lot of PARLOR ,ST0VES Of eensire
new model. and tor, taste and elegance we
think cannot DO surpassed. which will be
sold at prices astonishing low, ranging
from to ~ dollars only. Being satisfied
from the united testimonials Of our custom
ers that our new COCK Stoves are .workias of
the first order, we 4earsHe scontradiefioasa
run loshaxard in warFaniing their
as first rate mo mistake. Those Wishing,
70 purchAse,or curious TO examine, we shall
be happy 10 wait on asanytine. All orders
thankfully received and faithfully executed.
M MosEs MdRsE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18
NEW LONDON COUNTY,.

Supreme Court q Errors.
Sd Tuesday in July alternately
1T New London and Norwich.
Superior Conrt.-3d Tuesday
in March, at Norwich, and "a
Tuesday in September, at New
London. County Court. I'D
Tuesday in February, alternate
!. lyat New London and Norwich,
and Cd Tuesday III June, at New,
London, and "a Tuesday In
November, az Norwich.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18

tTTTAKEs BUT FEW DAYS q. cure Jausdice, loss
PAsp sT BITERs y yB sSs IN r
be taken with voter or wine and Dyspspsia. BIZ
ios Diseases, and eamatsm. impurities Of The Blood
Headache &C. areas spesdily cured By PAsls' IONA.
weather and change II Diet fs ssa,i,ss, &c.
AL the numerous ai!en1p.s tosnpglant this remedy
q invent sHs!itpts have utterly asd and Phy;
~ ssgssatls iayssssd;
saifed e aA ard Gges; gnd
s ossJ dsst = ,sss,isg cd esF'g HILioUS
soms NJ .ss c,sss e eSton;c ;a.ses co,ed 81
hesa Pills truly astonishing tsee cesfcates in.
the agents hands, aad all ordinsry easesol deranee.
nent oiths siomach and bowels, and bilious dseas.
.Mr! stoweIL d South Bsooklisid, was cured 81 an
nicer on the leg often years sfandings
Mr.. Coleman OF Saratoga Springs, wasreasoredte
perfect nfs,sh K talng three boxes si,sr the physi-
Justice Bloodgood. Of NsN. York city, was cured
sofdysyePsia, when no other medicine would give
Rev. NJ Eass.isn Il lie same place, saws .hey
saved his life. His complaint was chronic infama.
ton Of the stomach and liver. ~ a ssss
pr. Johnson, of New. Haven Ohio, prescribed them
ior csloeL He never q saw dissase weld
eorapidy TO medicine =
Dr. ]. of ChiekDpsa. cased III obstinate case 81
drSGs 5s As ssss S s gu: . s,9 srs
chronic inflammation of DE liver which had been I'M
der the treatment Of diiaerent physicians for six
{ MI Andrew vredenburs, IL Rome, N, II. was
cnred Of painful tuner the bteast pronounced 10
he canssroas andincarables BY onesdozen boxes of
81. MeNab, ofvermont, found ,bemn SOVEREIGN !.
specific ii 81 eases, for tape and other worms, an
|. MT. Pilgrim who had contracted fnaFsanilis hv 4
IesideRee 90 Iexas was cnred BY few boxes Of
food but barely cruel Tor months, unsl he CONNIE.
. ced taking the pills. IN - 1850 s ~
Three iadiesin Gonnaciicus have been cured of
csssSs sass gs. =
sseofthis medicine without me addition pf any OH
iS's' isaq.siarP PHELPS TOMATO pills. and
PlELFs, Nj. b, Psiee 81 is cents .a $3.50 = =
!. For Ra'A bY The DfuReists throughout the United
States, I'D merchahtsih III shs eSunlsy towns IL
ms SiAieG where rnay also be had
DR.. RlAeIps' Cough Pills,
The most sure Fsshedg 81 coughs eelds. cous.sp-
ass sssssss s. ss .ssss ss a''' q. ess
This valuable remedy - combination efthesmosl
epprcved vegetable expectoflnt or cough remedies
which hase hsen found ssfsicsabie Ia coughs. asd
e''s candies and liquids 81 The day which are ofian
AWoeneu Willis menssfum frequently injurious 10
~ system Jbe proprietor has nesss known 40 IN
and i eoniia they arc he BEST COUGH II M y.
~ exef oasEed g ne public. Price = conls per
SisEE1s hnsTonA4Ivs. o. sAUsplos srrrxns.
zlilg tls stomach dyspspsa asnd'es iiss ~ sb5s
Iiis Sc. ffis1 re- cpn's Per bon. lps mebihs one
Samuel 3uol and Ii III. WoSavu6: fiiekanla; I'M.
ram Webster. Burlington; Keil5aR q nnHnDL, H1r.
8l.'qn; Hhud4taea " Co. az HaelIIa Nuthan
Smith. Toulpniofai lyman g Pasiars Goshen, J r
n1,.ssns Nnv pstss,,s 81 n isf a.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18
MIDpLEsE4 COUNTY,

Supreme Court of Errors
End tuesday IN July, alternate.
" at Mid letoWn and Had dam.
Superior Court. 4th Tuesday
In February at Midi etowIl
4th Tuesday IN Angus, at Had
dam. County CouFt. the
Tuesday folI ewing the LIST Mon
day, in April, at Haddarn, and
on the ga Tuesday in October:
at Midd letown. Il /,
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18

IL ii u GULF }
~, and lat TGesdSy IN 6ber. !,
County Couft. list Tuesday IN (
March I'd Tuesday in August, 4
and Cd Tuesday In Deeefnbef.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18


yEvtEfs rpnsra,ion has now stood the test Of fifteen
,.s.ts, fr;al. and IS confidently rec0mmeudedas
sale AM snse' IN ',srsmDIed success shSt lad
w rs n vefy case where the
,ss rssi 1i;eted with worms certainly
EpsvSsrs 4 Sporsnv re attention of Physicians.
hs nrosr;einT has made il point to ascertain the
,asny II IL wsa IN s,lch cases as came within his
EnosSls5gs ana obseryaon- be invariably found
tito produce the most salussy effects nos uniEe'
queny after nearly ell she ORDINARY g,
commended for worms had been previously yssqgted
90 without any permanent adyausaee. ng mct
II attested by the certificates ana oE nun
dfeds Of respectable persons n pare o. tne
couutry--aiid should induce tamies ats9ays tok eep
viaof the preparation IN sheif pQasessioas a y
warranted to contain no Calom,t soIIoslye Suonmaie
/: Is mild in It's operation. and may DO adminiseud
with perfec, safety tothe most delicate infant
e 8. Il ,sse...-. .--z-........>x,,v :, 49,.
THE FOLLOWING TESTlMONI " It's 4
GOOD EFFECIS as iS O ~
From the Pittsburgh Advocate. March II, isAo: J
.FAHNESTocKS VRRMIFvGE,--We have made ttiai
Of this medicine incur family, and bind 4 q very eth
cient for the purpose for which Il - designed The
high character Of the prgprietoIs e sufficient guar
The following from respectable citizens Of Pits
burg where the article is prepnreds are respectfully
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18
w1NDHAM COUNTY.

1 Supreme Court Of Errors
! 4th Tuesday in July, Superior
.. ourt.--4th Tuesday in Janua-i
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18
Dr.. RheIps' Cough Pills,


Samuel buql and r. N. WOODRUFF lil0kn1l1; IN.
llm Webster. Burlington Keil5aa q N6HnD|l, Hnr.
8Insqns Hhndateea ~ Co., ~ HaFlIN|a Nathan
ERli'h. Tomlnniorai LPmaR e Ppglfr. Goshen J n
4gmlipeon. New FfDtten B J LaonIIa. B8lhIem
q 09al n CO. Waodhn.f y Gii'sy WnloIi0Wpi
1 HNfEe q oeH itHlouth .SseeN bganon,6 ID
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18

Il60VNNEDNR
DE NNIBNR.

q . 8 4 s. 6 z
8 8 10 H. l2 10 ~
15 is ~ 10 10 20 F2l
90 23 "a rs 26 ~ 90.
20 80 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18

~ TcH PRINTED FETVET pREssEs.--A7
6s..s na s'''I ..e''. ''''''' r. rn.s !
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-25
Fron he Ohio StGtemas.
OHIO DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION.

= TUESDAY gMoaNINc, o'clock.
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment
The Committee appointed by their several Congress
sional Districts composed Of the following named gen.
temen5 to wit
Il 1st DiStrict-ThoInas B. Drnler,
w I'd Franklin Stokes,
Sd VIM. H. Baldwin,
4th Thes. ]. S. Smith,
9th George w. Andrews,
9th j. B. Larwill
%, nh Thomas ] Buchanan,
9th Asa R. Cassidy,
9th I" William Mclaughlin,
10Th B. B. Taylor
1lth Thomas Strnger,
18th
18th Aaron Johnson
18th I" George W. Manypcnny,
d 18th !" r. H. Miller,
10th !" B.M Alherton
l7th Edwin NJ Stanton,
18th Samuel Lahn,
18th =" Daniel P. Rhodes,
d 10Th Samuel Starl1weather,
2lst I" John McGregor
reported through their Chairman, THOMAS B. DRINKER,
Of Hamilton the following Address, which was addopt-
ed by the Convention
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-01-05
~ sENATE-pec. Is.


Messages IN writing were received from
the President Of the Z. States.
MIR. Choate presented the petition Of G.
Appleton and other booksellers, in refer.
once 10 the Iaw Of copyright. Also. Of
II. Hatch, IN reference to Fr.uch spoia.
lions prior 10 1900.
Mr. Atchison presented resolutions from
the Legislature Of Missouri in favor of re.
storing the second regiment Of Dragons !;
also, asking Congress 10 appon, a com.
missioner to act with their commissioner
IN compromising the dispute between Mis-
sour and Iowa about their boundary line.
Alter some conversation, this was refer.
RED to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Mofehead asked leave to vitbdraw
from the files some private papers.
The President Of the Senate took this
occasion to remind Senators Of the rule
which forbade the introduction Of old
Claims unless supported by new evidence.
Mr.. Morehead moved the printing Of
4oo copies Of Russian pamphlet, rransla.
ted and IN process Of publication as part
OF the report Of the Secretary Of the Ma.
w. The subject vas the culture Of hemp
and It was desired for distribution in three
Or four Of the Western States.
Mr.. klng made some objections; but
The motion was finally agreed TO.
NJ. Huntingdon introduced bill 10 pro.
vide hereafter that the Offices Of Assistant
Postmasiers General should be filed bv
the advice and consent Of the Senate.
The Senate then went into Executive
session, aud after short time spent there.
IN, adjourned over until Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
After prayer, the Journal was read.
Mr.. DromgooIe moved 10 take m his
amendment to The resolution in relation to
the rules.
The Chair stated that the resolution or
hr. DAVIS, Of Kentucky, in relation 10 in.
yesflgating the right d The members q.
Iected by general ticket to their seats
"as entitled TO the precedence.
Mr.. Dromgotie moved - postpone the
Of Mr. Davis resolution.
Mr.. DAVIS agreed 10 the motion. bul
STATED mat he would claim lhn, his resolu.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-01-05


COMMITTEE Of Wdgs and Mems -ncssrs. Nc
my, Lewis, }. r lngersoll, Dromgd ole, Bar
nard, D. l.. Seymour Weller, Chapp5Il, and
Norris.
Committee Of Ciafms-Messrs Vance, Tbo,n
as Smith, Cobb, \. Johnson, Bowln, Strong.
Stephens, Clirgnan, and Ramsey.
Committee on Commerce -Messrs Holmes.
Dunlap, Winthrop Phenix, Preston King, Hale.
LnbFanche. Chas w. Reed, and Mcclellan.
Committee on the Pubtie LaRds-Mesars Jno
W. Davis. Boyd, Colamer, HUBBARD, Houston.
Kayner, jameson, McClernand, and Patterson.
committee on the Post Office and Post R9ads.
- hessFS. Hopkins, kennedy, Grinnell, Stiles,
liafhih, Dana, y 5. Reid, Relfe, and jerks
Committee on the District Of ColurLio-N pssrs
C4mpbell, kirkpatrick A stewart, Willis Green.
leo ". Jones, Clifton, Robinson McCausleu.
and Bower.
Committee on The Jgdieiarv-Messrs wilkins
Saunders, French, Dillingham;, Burt, Vlntos.
Petit, Dickey and Catin.
N Revolutionary Claims Messrs. Richard
d. DAVIS. Arlington, D p King, Lucas. store
aistson, Brodhcad, r Smith, and Senter.
Committee on PA-iie Erpeaditurss-M essrs
linton, Reding Cranston, A II. Read. Mat
theWs, Gfiler, Purify, sykes, and r b johnson
Committee On fritaie Lgnd Claims Messrs
Cross Slideil Dellet, ]. 4 Black, w ] Brown
CaTy' K. Potter, Severance, and Rogers.
toHHuttee on miniatures Messrs Adams.
CeHamer' Belser, HUDSON, Woodward, Irwin.
1oseiey, Llmpkin aud Crans;on.
Coma'ittee on agriculture Messrs. Deberry.
Anderson, Farlee, ST. John. J. Brown. Bvr,,n'
Green, Hays, Henley, and Florence.
Committee on fadiqn Afdirs- Messrs Gave
johnson. }. Thompson, Foot, J. B. Hunt. giI.
lack " Hunt, Benton, Hughes, and Vanpeter
COMMITTEE on Mihtary1gars Messrs. Haral.
30 coles, lyin, Boyd, Mcconnell, Hardin.
D'asieT, Mcdowell, and Fish.
9 NmmEtee on The Militia Messr, Dean
,t'snsd, Aoseley, Tibbats, Moore, Foot. Bower.
Hays, a'd Ffick
p. o91Eatgse an Aaoal A6ars- lIessrs. wise.
=, '' !, farringer, Murphy Simpson Pey,o3
u '2eymolT, Atkinson, and Marsh
'9'tliltee On Forngn dFgirg- Messrs T.
soIi' n"ost' b'ardsiey, GilmeY, White. Day.
w, ~ pic' ihomasson, and n Williams
. ,oa'"'iiiee On Revolutionary Peasioas Wes,,s
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