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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-18

NKoiNiA--iTs HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES
This is the title of a work laid on our table
by the author, Mr.. HENRY Howe. II compr;-
sea ooo octave pages of closely printed mat
ter, and is handsomely illustrated and hound
we have only had All opportunity of cursorilv
examining u; BIZ, have seen sufficient 70 ius,i-
~ W. IN the remark that il is the most mo rfcct
history OF the State that has ever been nreson.
ted TO the public. Ii contains a general col
lection OF the most interesting facts. tradit-
ions, biographical sketches and anecdotes rcla.
ting to the Commonwealth. which are in,or.
spersed th'o.,gh the book under the head of
their respective counties. The cnrr,v;ngs
over 100 in number-are views of the d;n,',cn,
towns (among them Wheeling from West
"heeiinS) seats of emincntyirinians. natural
cuhosi'ies, historic localities. relics of anita
uity, &c, which were drawn ON the spot b,
TIE author while travelling over the State col.
icet'ng materials for the work We co,,,. ,I,o.
following strong recommendation from fl.
best sources with a high degree of pl.s.r,..
g., RIcnMoND, April 22nd 1914
Dcdr oU:--AlihOUgh We have had ,,, -.
Pott"nlty OF examining yOnr Historical ri
iections OF Virginia with as much cr;t;cal
care as we could have wished. we have nc,...,'
ulclesS examined II far enough to be- satis0cd
loit u Is work OF decided usafnlcss and
ir,n'' not only comprises large and val.
.,,i, us o, general matter relating to the
s,,,;.,;,' ~. VIZ progress. the legislation and
statistics oil the Stat, bat il cotnpris.s ~ H.,
si'ae time 50 much Of the min,,tcr ,,,,t -, ~
history ~ much ihat relates to scenes AMI a.
hHidsnis 81 local and hiosc,plir,i int. -
Wpich y ~ dcslr'bl" topcrpctuite fhai /, coy
i'oi I1n 10 bec"n', even inIcpandrnGv ~.
@aHidi cngmvinss. most ad,srt,ec9,, ., ,'5
sufacnYc volume To every description ~ ria
~ But 61sid this your plan Of eSeCntima
H'e work. b. giving separate gcogranbip.5
uiiu historical account fevcry city. town and
'oul''y ~ the state, is, IA our judgment an
'e'''"i'S'y Judl,iou5 one. You thus ronl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-18
ANECDOTE OF MATrUEws I,,,,.,

ANECDOTE OF MATTHEwS.-Tnn
cradle stories are told Of the pranks Mathews
ucIgiited TO play under different disguises and
~ Ilnerent Characters. No doubt there is
, ,uIil exsggeratlon in these. was Inyselfsc
; ;iIa, a. 10 Malhew $ power of concealing his
ITuIel'l'y rom persons TO whom he was known.
happened TO mention this to Peter C,oy.. ,yb,,
assured me the following instance occny,eJ
under his own observation.
~ u was invited" quoth Peter. "to dine At the
Pinza COilee-house 10 meet a selec, 80 Wv
miong whom was Mathews. The rpo,o zoo
unied IN mad two doors. Mathews SAT nm ,bs
TriSit hand OF our entertainer. by who's des;rc
: SEATED myself next to Mathews Dntino
olnhrr, The latter mentioned that am ocon,int'
ance Oh his an obstinate .opinionstcd oil Lncb
''"f whom ne bad known in n. north vas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-18
CITY OF WHEELING, ,

CLErKs OFFICE. June l6. ls45
VIE Assessors At The City having this dav re.
inrncd The assessment at The Real Estate sn,y
'lihenbles Tor the year 1915. Notice 10 hereby
given, that the Board of Appeal. ,o examine tho
assessment. and hearing all complaints touching.
Inc same, will meet nj the Council CHAMBER. on
wednesday, The 2Sh juno 1916. nj 10 o'clock. A,
NJ
Persons desIsous Of examining said nssessment
PRIOR 10 the meeting Of said d lard can do so a. nv
office.
The said Boa I'd CONSISTS OF
Messrs THOMAS HUGHES. from 1t Ward
ARClfD TODD. from Cd Ward
GEO MENDEL, from 81 Word.
EDWD COEN. from 4Ih Ward, md
BENZ + KELLEY. from 5h Ward.
Jun IL JAMES 5 WHEAT, Clerk of the CITY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-18

ID. BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
Reading Rooms, opposite the st. Charles and
Neranda Hotels, Is agcn, Tor this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements for il or orders
for new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention if left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-18
From the PENNSYLVANIA b,ovir,r

EXTRACT OF LETTER TO THE EDITOR, DATED
WAsHIYGToN, June III. lSl5.
Dear Slr:--ln a recent letter promised that
III a few days would send you a list of the
persons removed from Office in this city, by
President Polk and his Cabinet, since the 9TH
OF March last. In accordance with my prom
Use, now send you the names of all such as
occur To me; there are doubtless Others whose
names do not at this nom mt enter my mind.
The list, however, is sufficiently large TO show
that the axe has been welded TO an alarming
extent. How much farther the work is to b.
carried, time only can tell:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-18

Mcssrs. MASON * TUTTLE. No. LIS Mas
san Street. are our authorized Agents i'm New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
an contact for Advertisements for the Times
AMI Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-18

Locusts have made their appearance at Lex
ington, Missouri, in great numbers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-18

To Henry HowT, ESQ, Author of the
Historical CcilcctionScf Yirgiaio"
MIR. Chas Tu,,le, the agcn, for Oil, and the
naighborins counties, will call upon our citi-
zens and give all who desire an opportunity of
purchasing the volume. We hope to see it
well pa,roni1ed, as i, is work of great labor
and one which eminently appeals to the pride
OF Virsinians for their support. 1t is for sale
by agents only.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-18
TYLER CoUNTY.-we ar, i,rorn.e, q

TYLER COUNTY.-We ar, lfornc on
good authority that although several gentle.
men OF that county were in Clarksburgh at the
time of the Rail Road Convention, they all e-
clined the invitation to take part in the pro
cecdings, except one who is named, we bc
licve, among the Vice Presidents. The pee
pie of the county had not held a single meet.
ing or appointed a single dclegat,, an |, al
though i'll a Convention of that nature il was
prop enough for any citizen to unite whether
appointed or not,ye the gentlemen present did
not go IN, either, We presume, being opposed
to the proceedings themselves or satisfied that
the general sentiment Of the county is opposed
10 IT, IN. Mr.. Stephenson, the late able delcg-
a.c. was not III the Convention, the gentleman
OF that name mentioned in the proceedings be-
ing from Wood.
The attitude which Tyler county so wisely
ASSUMED AMI so firmly maintained on this oc-
casion convinccs us that she sees her own true
interests very clearly. She is BIZ no m ans
disposed to play second fiddle to Parkersburg.
She has, no doubt good remembrance of
Some former occasions OH which the money of
The State was 10 be- expended on 1.-THE shortest
and best route To The Ohio. Parkcrs5urp then
showed aside the just claims ofTyler AMI. as
usual, took the money TO herself as the repre-
sentative and general trustee OF the North
West The North Western Turnpike trav-
elcd forty miles further, through wors,
country toayoii Tyler AMI reach Parkersbarg.
We need not repeat the higtou of ''rvstu:n-
ton ss1-a.
Now the sagacious road-makcrs Of Parkers-
burg proposed in their late Convention to OBJ
tain charter for citizens of Virginia Oivingi in
Bdltimorc) TO makea rail road to some point
on the Olioabovc the Little kanawha: which
point, as we understand it, is TO be fixed i'm the
charter. Oar ncighbors of Parkersburp have
been so successful in out-generalling the rest
ot tn. North West anl particularly L yler coun
~ Iii thc L;Sia laturc, that they prefer to have
tina point settled there, no doubt. instead OF
leaving IL 10 engineers. We believe that the
citizens OF Tyler perceive very clearly the adj
'antaSes OF the present law to that county,
aud are opposed TO running the risk of throw
ing the whole OF the North West open TO the
Company. They would, ofcourse, prefer sucb
change in the law as would permit the road
to terminate at point in Tyler county; but if
the officers OF the Company were sincerely de-
sirous TO obtain the shortest route TO the Ohio
(Which would terminate in Tyler it is easily
seen that they would long since have signi6cd
Their Willingness toaccepta right of way linn
tied TO Fishing Creek or Sistersyille.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-18

VOLNEf Is. PALMER. is our authorized
Agent Tor receiving Subscriptions and Advcr-
,,.enen's Tor the Wheeling fumes and Gazette
His Offices ate
10 State Street, Boston.
30 Ann Street, New York.
% Pine Street, Philadelphia
Corner OF Baltimore and Calvert Streets.
Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-18
RATES OF DISCOUNT.
WHEELING ".

OHIO.
All solvent Banks, discount 5tol
Farmers Bank of Canton, 25
Bank of Hamilton, Il
Miami Exporting Co. no sale
Lancaster Ohio Bank, 10
Commercial Bank Lake Erie, 5
Urbana Bank, IN
Granville Alexandrian Soy so
Bank OF Cleveland, =
Commercial Bank Scioto, 10
All Others no SALE
INDIANA.
State Bank and branches Atol
N p' KENTUCKY. 10
All soiv0nt Rauks to
State Bank IN
TENNESSEE. :"
All solvent Banks, 80
All Banks. IN
NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA. ~
GEORGIA.
LOUISIANA.
PENNSYLVANIA. to-
Relief Notes, loo
Bank Notes, IN D
Pittsburgh Script, 10
No sale.
EXCHANGE.
Baltimore, }
Philadelphia, per cent premium.
New York,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-18

II work not only of reference To every BODY
but you subject the fidelity oi It's n,rs,iy. a.
mpre searching and universal criticism. and
create a more certain desire to supply what
ever that narrative may omit
Regarding 1t therefore as an instructive and
entertaining volume we cheerlully commend
II 10 every one who carcs to know any thing oi
the past or the present OF the "Old Domin.
ION"
With great respect,
Your uh't scrvts,
IA. MCDOWELL,
THOMAS RICHIE,
JAS. Z. HEATH,
J. BROWN, JR..
JNOSzsl. PLEASANTS,
Gil. L. Bolts.
To Henry HowT, ESQ, Author of the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-18

eW READING BOOkS-Cobbs New Nor,l,
= american Reader, or Finn Reading Book:
meuuneys Rhetorical Guide. or Fifth Reader. Of
,he Eclectic Series. continuing clrron, e,,,oc,s Il;
foe'ry aud Prose. Just published. For sale hy
ju. II JOHN JuAswEII Ws;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-18
THE LAND ANDRIA
GAZETTE AND THE ENQUIRER

X
GAZETTE AND THE ENQUIRER
Richmond Enquirer makes the best defence
possible, under the circumstances, but il
cannot escape the difficulty in which il is
involved IN our present discussion. Ii will
admit that in Virginia all the elements of
prosperity exist In degree hardly eaualed i'm
any other State of the Union. IL will also
admit that Virginia has fallen in the career of
prosperity, lar behind younger and less favored
States, and that its capabilities are not deyel-
oped and put to practical and successful use
as they should be and as they ought to have
been. Ii will, also, admit that the govern
Inent oil the State, the popcr To expand its
latent energies, and TO unfold its agricultural
commercial, mining and manufacturing re-
sources, has been, Tor years and years past. i'm
the hands of the present dominant party.-
Need we add an ergo TO the fair and legitimate
conclusion that follows from these pTcmiscs7
La THIS country, as in all free governments we
nod those IN power responsible for the Effects
Oh thelr Polcy--as well as for the policy itself.
Has That policy been beneficial, or -otherwise
~ virginia. Let palpable, known, acknoy-
lodged facts, answer the question.
Nor are we inclined to let the ENQUIRER of.
upon the subject of the refusal to take the
Land Distribution money. cts all very well -
as Mrs. Cdudlc says, TO pcrk up nor, and
assume airs oil superior public virtue. But
pray, why was the Distribution fund, las MANY
instruments Of it as could be procnrcd) so
readily dc6optod in Gen. Jackson's time? The
party. Then, took, with all thankfulness. the
Public Money, and applied il to the purposes
of the State. There was hea no "bemming
and having about the matter. WHY the dif
icrcncci The pure hands Of the State have
been "soilcd" Once-nor is the stain washed
OIL by the aiiectation assumed now. We
grant that Fund now refused would not nav
az the expenses of Educdiion-but as we said
bclofc-lt would be commencement--it
would be something to 20 upon--it would
He'PtGt grGgi cause And we repeat, that not
a single valid substantial reason, can I've urged
~ support of the persistence Of the dominant
parry III the refusal TO take what belongs TO
the State by idIo.
me Enquirer counsels us to the very course
we have always pursued. of our own Ino,ion.
ana which we have followed from own con.
,'cu'ns and dispositions. We DO appeal to
me reason Of th@ people, AMI W. al1ro~s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-18

In addition to the above, there have been
number, who were temporarily employed, dis
missed ON the ground that the appropriations
under which they were engaged, were exhaus-
ted. Since their discharge, however, a num-
Der oil genuine Democrats have been employed
IN the same departments. Whether the APP
preparations for their pay have run out, of
course i am unable to say. The salaries of
the persons named above, amounted i'm the az
greSate, TO the sum of SSl $3.50 per annum.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
FLORIDA EyERGLADEs.-T T.

FLORIDA EVERGLADE.S--l'h The labors of the
surveyors who have recently been 10 The sm,hera
tons OF Florida demonstrate The correctness III
tho opinion which all who have carefully examined ,he
subject have entertained upon the accabity Vi drain.
ing the Everglades They are iound io be considerably
above the level Of the sea- and II is supposed that
argement Of The Miami. and other rivers flowing fr,u
them into the Atlantic will drain the waters lroM nil.
lions Of ncres II ihs be- done Suuth Florida will
indeed be the garden of country; . In addition To
It's ada pa,ion to The culture ii tropical fruits and hemp
this immense ,rac, will ard uueduaed advantages II
sol climate and position for the sugar. cotlon and ,obscs
planter. kry Wesi Gaseiis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
THE ROOT plGGERs-ia Lieut., r,

THE ROOT DiGGERS.--iu Lieut.. rrsmen,'d
journal there IA description Ut the mos, degraded kind
Of Indians yet discosered, called the Roo, Dges Thst
scattered over the great region west VI The Rocky
seeds and grass every vegetable that Affords any
ishment, and every living animal, thing. nsec, worm
they eat Nearly approaching TO the lower animal cfs'
aion. their sole thpo, is to obtain food, aud they
constantly occupied in struggle to soppor. exissncs
They are mseraby poor. armed only with bows and n.
rows or clubs and the country they inshil ID aimoet
destitute Of game they have means u Obtaining bet.
Ter arms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
INDIAN AND yANKEE-The water i. M.c1i.

INDIAN AND YANKEE.-The water al Macki.
is very clear aud very cud cold TO be sltst
uncomfortable. 4 gau,lsman lately amused himself ~
throwing small gold in 20 feet wafer, and giving
il TO any ladan who would bring II up. Dawn thsy
plunged but after descending 10 or l2 feet they csms
up SO chilled a, after several Intellectual attempts They
gave il up. Yankee standing by, observed that "fhs
would give il To him Tor getting it ted swing Il up
quicker ian lightning" IL which he consented; whsa
Jonathan. INSTEAD ofpungng IN as was expected quiet:
barrel, reached il down 10 the coin aud brought u ups
and SLIPPING ii in biz pocket walked of to the smate-
Of the Indian divers and the small chasfh ofihS
donor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11

The weekly statement Of the U. $. Treasury Depart.
meui showing the amount Of moneys its credit In the
various Banks holding tho public deposss. Is published
in the Washington Uu'on Of Tuesday. The statement
Ia made up The 25lh Of August aud shows that the
mount deposi,e wns 50. 800 637 3d. which snh
ject however. 10 drafts drawn but yet paid though
payable, amounting 10 81 $40 s24 o.; and making tho
neil amount oh deposite 81 .70S. Sl2 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11

PETRiFACIION.-There is gentlemsH II tRis
city who has taken patent for peirying dead BIZ
dies almost any other Substances Of similar nats.
The body after the shur space Of Euresn days u rcn-
dered solid block of mable The cost Is but TIT
fling compared with the lasting benefit rendsfad I" those
who may wish to preserve and look upon departed
friends He Informs that bouquet Of fresh flowers
immersed in Tho liquid will. in few days. be as sud
and durable as though they were cut oat of marble.
Troy Budget,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11

We have thus given, at length but In less spscs
than would do justice. asynopss ofhs very Interest,"
ing letter. Il ia cest,anIy worthy Of Alteration,
strong and earnest argument, the par II the S0ushs
against the erces and unjust crusade which hes
ever been Set foo, ngans. her peace and her very e.
istence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
TO FAMILIES.
ROWLAND'S PATENT CONDENSING
COFFEE BOILERS,

The only thing erer offered 10 The pubic That WW
preserpe The good properties Of the Coffee.
6NOFFEE made IN this Boiler is decidedly better than
~ that made in any other ,ay. ii preserves all
that rich aromatic flavor much desired in coee-and
in all other modes il flies off in steam. This Boiler
qures from 0nequarter 10 one third less of the grain
none OF the aroma escapes--and much less and
sugar. as there is less of the bitter asrngent in it, and
will retain the favor and freshness long the con-
denser is kept on-a whole day If necessary. The
Condensng Boiler Is much less trouble for the cook
than the ordinary one, il cannot boil over, the
densed steam dripping back keeps down the frUth
Persons are respectfully referred to the following
named gentleman. WIN using the Condensing Boil
ers, and highly approve Of them
Hon II. l.. Ellsworth, Com Of Patent,
Hon. Judge Cranch, Chief Judge of Dist, ,v,.h;,r
Hon. Judge Mason, Sect. of u. S. Navy. w.. n =
Doc Sewel,
Doc Lindsey.
For sale by ii. b. w. A. RICHARDS.
May Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11

Soap 0mH CNnd!c Business.
VIE SUBSCRIBER having bought OF Mr. F.. ii.
Il Folkes bis entire interest in the manufacture of
soap. Candles, &c,
will continue the business Mr. Folkess former facto-
ry, Poes tan yard. He has on hand and will
constantly keep large lot of Soap of different qualities
lie will shortly have hand Candies OF all Nos. made
of the bcsi Iailow.
lie will exchange Soap for Ashes and Grease al fair
price.
ANY one from the country having 'Fallow for sale,
will find ready market for cash, by ealing hin.
ALEX. SIMPSON.
Sepd. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
VNiMMbye Land for. Sale.

VMfMNbye Land for. Sale. '
YNliE, SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell his Tract
=, Of Land. lying in Campbell county. on Otter
nvc' twenty miles sonh west of Lyuchburg, adjoining
The Lands vi Capt. Charles Anthony,
% continuing 222 acres,
Abon 100 Of which are valuable river and creek low
grounds. This Land is well watered and well adapted
the growth Of tobacco, and lies in healthy and agree
hbie eigAborhood. There will be alb III forty bushels
!" Wheat sow'n ON the plantation this fall Possession
can ne had the LIST day Of January next earlier if
cessary farther description of the Land is deemed
unnecessary as any person wishing to buy can examine
AfIms liberal, and mace known application to the
subscriber living liz Leesve, Campbell.
SAMUEL {. TARDf F.
SepS I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-11
..era 30 CENTS
o5- UM sacs a great many dolln,. 80
HENRY BEDIcvzMER,

ESPECTFCLLY offers to the public his self
IL prepared well tested and highly efieclua Ptepa
ration for the determination GRATIS, NICE, BED
BUGS AND COCKROACHES
lie promises those OF the public, whoinay be annoyed
by these destructive vrnn. airer using this highly ei-
'ec'nal preparation for few days. complete radiance
Vi all this vermn.
Ih's preparation possesses the singular property that
"i'nt felng actual poison, it will not only kill the rats
and mice bat will 10 consequence or the smoke it pro-
duces esnlve!y compel those who do not directly par.
lake Of il, precipiiaieiy 10 leacc The house
Tie may be found at the Washington Hotel where
fhis preparation Gao be obtained from him PRICE, so
rene per boz, with directions Tor its USE
ScJi.6 -v'.t..l f.- ot
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-12
LATE FROM TEXAS

By the arrival Yesterday morning Of the
steamship lfcKim, Capt. Pbillip>, We Lave
Galveston dates 10 The 81 INST
Everything was quiet in Texas. One 81
our correspondence, writing from Houston un.
der date Of The "a INST. says: s.l1persthing
Is gong on beautifntly-Congress Cougen4
ton, crops, health, Re, and every BODY Il
N good spirits. The prospects ahead are
certainly bright for tbs ljt(le cquntry."
We regret 70 see that President Jones
has vetoed the bill pissed by both houses
Of Congress- re1nsfae1g Com. Hoore in his
rank in The nays. IL may he recolfected
that Houston, to crafty a. pIifuf spi.a, set
aside the finding 0ttbe CONT Martial which
first tried and ACQUITTED this officer, andainass
much as he, FE, played insos Jones's had
aud assisted TO elevate him 10. thu Pfesiaen-
Cyl the latter must-nee9s repay hhu by thiS
petty aet Of haslility against one Who never
found favor 10 The former Presidsntis eve
faf 20 other cause, thai We caUld see, than
that he wasfearf1t tlJEfe might be sonrabo5y.
IN Texas besides hjTaaeIf. }sny III tie ed
TORS II Texas are Justly Indignant Al This
act W Jones, looking lInon Il al one III rank
injustice. Both boasas of CONGRESS fnfro.
-dnced resolutions apPfariBg ST Tie c0adtet
~ Sa'|a' 'GSSt1 fEHh( III a1tttllI15ttf Qf the fa-
Ny. la the House OF u REPRESENTATIVES, Gan
MCLeod efarad tae fo$lo@iag
Rssolotds by The House Of Representatives
Of The RsPublicyo OF RexHs, That itis the oain.
ION II this Body. that tl4e iriats0f PISS CaD.-
tain 20 w. M5ore, under a joint Resolutions
approved February 5sh, 1874, ty the Eeccia
Court MARTA. convened under that rssoaE
ton, ana the finding Of SAID court Fally ens}-
lies Pest Captain q. y, Hoare to continue
- bis position as Commander .offbs Nav
Of his Republic.
Tic tallowing resolution vas offered by
H. Sml4iE of-F4Dnin.-
Resoaaed, Ilat the thanks Of tho -EIonsa of
Fer q antafiyee df The Republic hi Texaa
IRE Justly die to Com. 70. yV. Moore aud
those underhis c20maad In tie servi,es Of
tha Savy Of said Repubic.
In GIG Senate Mrs. McCreary introduced
fae 4uiioelng resolution -:
RessiGsd, by the Sanafe, That it is the
oftisat body that he tf1al of rha p,s,
y ". floors, under J9.at ResoIu. |
toao the Congress Of This Republic. an
sfoset February 5th, 1884,, by The SpecIa1 |
Court Marital convened under said r~esoiu-
fnal aid Conclusive.
Tire murderer If YeGng Eiornsby. who .raz !
iiiied witb aaa-. Atkinson near 4gs.,p /
Fh:'e dshiog t61aS lit 20 be C.mmlagbs. /