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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-25
NEW GOODS.
1876 /!


THE Subscriber would respectfully 50.
Il licit the attention of his friends and
customers generally to his fresh stock Of
Dry Goods,
now opening. suitable for the Spring Trade
consisting Of the best styles Of English
and French Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestings, Tai.
or's Trimmings. Croton Coatings, Tweed Cas-.
simeres, and Drap DEte. together with a com.
plete assortment Of summer stuffs, suitable fOs
the season. Also black and blue black Silks
Stripe Levantine, Satin Stripe, Wide Sinceure
and Gro de Rhine, I'd wide, black bine blk ana
fancy Bombazines, Muslin de LANES. new pat.
terms, Printed Muslins, Balzorines, Black, blue
black and half mourning Bareges Of different
patterns, some entirely new designs, English.
Null Muslins, Book Muslins, India Camhrics,
Bishop Lawns, Thread and Lace Edgings. Mus.
lin and Null 1nsertings, Do. Edgings, French
Lawn Hdkfs, Linen Cambria do and Shawls OF
all denominations, worsted, cotton, cashmere,
barege, broche, plain black Silk and Gro Grain,
superior article, &c SC. Also Love Wells,
Green Barege for do. black and blue black
Grape and blk G. pure silk Lace do: together
with a full and complete stock of silk, wo, sted
and cotton Hosiery; Ladies' blk and colored
kid Gloves; Gents blk kid and white elk do. !;
Gents blk Italian and plaid Cravats; Scarfs ::
Pocket Hdkfs; Silk purses; Suspenders; I'm.
brellas; Parasols; Sunshades; Parasoletts.
And complete assortment Of Sheeting and
bleached Muslins; Cotton Yarn; Carpet Warp:
Carpeting Of various styles; and large supply
of
OIL and PAINTS,
which will be sold cheaper by the pound, GAL
Ion or larger quantities than any other house
in this section can sell them. Also good sup
ply Of
Water Cement,
constantly on hand and warranted first quality
Also a very large quantity OF
Cut and Wrought Nails,
Window Glass OF all sizes Hollow, Earthen
and Tin Ware. Peg Boots Of all the different
varieties. Calf and Kip Skin Boots-in fact
an unusual assortment Of all the different class
es of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware and 9th.
er articles usually kept in a country store.
Also. an extensive assortment Of Satin Bea.
yer. Pearl and Nutria HATS, Of the latest
style, which will be sold low for cash, or Farm.
ers' Produce.
N. B. Highest prices paid for all kinds OF
Grain, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, &c. sc.
GEO. w WHIT1ELSEY.
No. l Main ss., opposite Judge Perrys Office.
New. Milford, April Is, IS46. .
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Broke Int,

THE enclosure of tie subscriber
l. on or about the 2sth a May last, year
ling HEIFER, of pale red color, lined back
with white under the bell', and white tall
The owner can have her N paying charges.
NATHAN TIBBALS
Goshen, Halls Meadw, June Sd, '46.
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Attention All!
FOURTH OF JULY,

THE coming Anniversary of our
~ National Independence, will be celebra.
ted in Mortified on strictly Temperance prin.
cip'es. A PROCESSION will f>-m
at 10 o'clock A NJ, IN front of the Congrega-
tional Church. and march to grove at little
distance. where appropriate speeches will be
delivered, and ample provision made for the
supply of the bodily wants.
o. Friends of temperance in neighboring
societies are invited to attend
GEORGE BIDWELL, !
A. G TUTTLE,
JOHN CATLiN. Comm. If
HIRAM CHURCHILL, arrang'ts.
ISAAC MORSE, Jr,
SOLOMAN WEBSTER
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-25

III Court Of Probate hOiden at Lifeafeld
scithin axd for the district Of Lisehfeld,
on the 5th day Of June, 1876.
Presenf, Ralph q. Camp. EGG Judge.
ON motion Of the Execuirix of the last will
Osnd testament Of James Pierce, late Of
Litchfield. within said District, deceased !:
This Court doth decree that six months from
this date be allowed and limited for the cred
itors Of the Estate If said deceased 10 exhibit
their clsims against the same to said executrix:
and directs that public notice be given oil this
order BY advertising in Newspaper published
in Litch6eld county. and by posting q copy
thereof on the public sign post in said town Of
Litchfeld, nearest the place where the deceas.
ed last dwelt. Certified from Record,
RALPH G, CAMP, JUDGE
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~--A~HE@o

'FHE Court Of Probate for the District
Of Litch6eld hath limited and allow
ed six months from the date hereof, for the
creditors to the estate Of Henry w. Brown late
OF Litch6eld. in said District, deceased. in
which to exhibited their cisims for allowance
and settlement. Those neglecting to present
their accounts within said time, properly at
tested. y III be dsbarred a recovery All per-
sons indebted TO said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
L. w. VESSELS, Administrator.
Litrhheld, June 10th, 1916.
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Spring Fashions.
NOW GOODS!

NLU uUUUDt
THE Subscriber will in few days add
u to his present stock full and beau
tiful assortment of new
SPRING DRY GOODS,
consisting in part of Fancy Silks for
dresses, Cashmeres, De Laines, Balza-
rines and figured Muslins; Bombazincs,
Alpaccas and Mourning Goods; Fashion
able styles of Prints and Furniture Cali
Goes; Organdie, Scotch and English
Girghams; Brocha, Cashmere, Bprage
and damask Shawls and Scarfs; Laces !;
Plnin and figured Swiss and Book Mus
Inns, Jaconetts and Cambrics; Linen and
gimp Edgings and Inserting,; BIeached
Shir,ngs. Diapers, Brown and colored
Table Cloths, Linen Cambria Hdkfs-
Gloves, Hosiery, umbrellas and Parasols,
together with good assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, SATINETTS
and VESTINGS
Flanneis. Tweeds and Summer Stuffs ;
Ticks, Sheetings, Drills; Yarns, Bats,
and every variety of Domes,ics.
Paper Hangings-Looking Glasses.
Hats and Caps of the latest style.
Boots and Shoes.
Hardware and Crockery.
Paints, Oil and Dye Stuffs.
Fine and low-priced Teas, with full
assortment of choice Groceries.
Fresh Superfine Flour, best brands.
Sack and SaIina Salt, Cheese Hoops,
Pals, &c. constantly on hand at VERY
Low prices.
It is the intention of the subscriber TO
try the CHEAP system for good pay, and
SHORT credits.
All kinds of produce taken at market
prices.
My old friends are particularly invited
to continue their patronage and The pub.
lie generally to examine goods and pri
ces. WIN. LAWRENCE.
Norfolk, April 8, 1916.
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NEW GOODS

M ISSES MILES have again received and
w are now opening fine assoriment of r,cS
and ssasonable goods; consisting Of HAS.
silks, Laces, Cambria, Edgings, Flowers,
Ribbons, Superior Kld Gloves, with a ,hou-
sand other articles too numerous to enumera,e-
which they would be happy 70 dispose of on
more favorable terms than they can usually he
procured. Also, variety Of Tuscan and Ne
Litch6eld, Nav 18th. le46-S9
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-25
2TRAYED or stolen from the
~ ~ enclosure Of the Snbscr;her
On Or about the Goth March, six
.W SHEEP tewes,) marked with a

- Oh! IN llIe eIIu OF the lett ear, and
ha't penny on the under side of the right ear.
Any person who will return said sheep, or give
inior.natlon where they may be found, shall be
JOHNSON LOGAN.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-25

Housatonic Institute.
VINHE Housatonic Institute at New Milford,
l. Litchfeld Co. (Conn.) will commence its
summer course Of instruction for pupils of both
sexes on the first Wednesday (6th) Of May next
under the superintendent Of Mr.. J. P. Brace,
Principal
Terms Of Tuition per quarter of IL weeks,
payable in advance:
For the ordinary English Branches 80 90
nlghef do do A 90
higher branches of Mathemat.
Latin and Greek 800
frehch language an extra charge Of 5 90
When pursued as an independent branch 90
Music on the Piano orte. including the
use Of the instrument 10 90
Incidental expenses, including Light,
Fire, Copy-books, sc. SO
Pupils received at any time and charged only
for the time they remain; but no deduction
will be made for short occasional absence.
Board can be obtained in respectable fami.
lies at from 81 SO to 81 per week, including
washing, etc.
New Milford. April 8, 1916. Al
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FRESH GOODS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS would say to their
i friends and the public generally, that they
nave been daily for the last two weeks, receiv-
ing large supplies of
N~~
Consisting ct almost every article which can be
inquired for in Dry Goods, Hard
ware, CrOckeFy and Glass ware.
Also LARGE QUANTITY or
& 0DS@R&H
which will be sold at the lowest prices for
good pay or approved credit.
92tf SMITH 4 JUDD.
Litch6eld, May goth, 1916.
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PR OBATE RECORD
AuCGROM SMae

RI Virtue Of an order Of Court Of p,o,,.,.
- whi be sold At Public Auction N
"ednesday' the 9Th day Of Jolly next. n the
FACTORY lately occupied by H. Welton = e.
assigning debtors, all of the Assignee Es,.,o -
SAID WellOn's. remaining unsoId, cons;s,;no ~
Zeal Estate, Clock Machinery, Clocks. CiocI
Posts, and Fixtures, Wagons, Horses. Home.
hold Articles, and many other articles NOT
specified. "O'
ALBERT WELTON, 1
SIMEON PHELPS. Asslgners.
per HEMAN WELTON. AUeDt
1T Court Of PROBATE h0lden at SkoTo1,
scathiH GDd for the District of Sharon on
the 18th day IF June, 1916.
PTese"t, Charles r. SedgsOiek, Esq, Judge
ON motion at Myron Harrison, ESQ.,, Ad.
~ mlnstrator on the estate Of Rev. Cad N
smith, late Of Sharon, within said district de.
ceased: This Court doth decree that SIX months
IRON this date be allowed and limited for the
creditors Of said estate to exhibit their claims
against the same to the said Administrator. and
directs that public notice be given Of this order
by advertising in newspaper published in
LItchheld, and BY posting copy thereof on the
public sign post nearest the place where the
deceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record,
5 CHARLESF. SEDGWICK, Judge.
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THE Subscriber would respectfully So.
4 licit the attention of his friends and
customers generally to his fresh stock Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
TO OUR READERs.-we -, >

~ WIN 8iC otN0
tempteito believe that mankind are peculiarly
unfortunate in entertaining 30 great a diversity
OF opinion In matters which relate TO the
preservation Of health, but our better judgment
uonsinces las that, however prejudicial Il may
prove 20 particular Interests, IL Is nevertheless
a wise provision Of the Creator, FOR equalixing
the pecuaiafy privileges OF his creatures. snd
ioreaialling ,hoss petty i~ealousies and conlcn-
tioDs which are so apt 10 mar their happiness.
Although our charitable feelings might incline
US TO wish hsaith and long life 10 the whole
human fsmily, they are still az liberty 20 enioy
their natural privilege in the selection OF such
remedies as their judgment or inclinstion may
dictate 20 be the most hene6cisi. The
consequences certainly Will not rest "a our
shoulders. Our ~osldiy prosperity has been
sufficiently promoted by the succesk which has
aI5eedy attended our endeavors; and when we
tell the isvslid that Clickeneris SEGREGATED
Vegetable Pills are the oniy rsseSy that ean
Be d<pezd<d on IA headache, salt rkenm, dropsy.
goat, tt<rs ofallk kinds, jauadice ,censwmpfisa.
and Bthcs diseases which arise from impu-
rity ofshe blood and irrcgnisrity ofthe diees,iss
organs, we have done our whole duty. III the
community are not convinced by the numesoo,
and well authenticated testimonials already
published, we saEcely know in what wav 10
carry conviction to their minds. For seen,s
see advertisement. maj
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
ID

a ktatrcIian ~eidiming preeedcaee 6 a
ConHf.--We were yesterday showns Il liter
rom a young gsntlemsl--a nsiisc OF Ken
tucky. Who j. now in Rome-,he Eternal
.Cip-to bis fSiends In this State. lie givcsa
graphic description of his journey rom Paris
%tiiher, AMI r.ciics one amusing incident OF
tnvel which iswor;h ,rsn>cibing. Hcstates
that in Tie boat in which he Travelled oa The
Rhonc, from Lyons TO A,iyncn. he was half
ami,ted with cold. AMI ncsuy whole starred
with hunger. He tried a bfibe 10 The cook,
aud entrraiy with the cspiain-b1t neiilicr
avallcd him ia obtaining q dinner. Aztec
pacing the deck FOO some time, mentally cal
ling ansihelnss on The heads 81 oil Fp.nchm "A
IN general. eni thc s0i, bost-captaia ii
pirticuiar. Who's pa,sengcs JIG was. he hurried
dow TO the cabin Tor the purpose oi getting
. seglr a1l putting II. instead OF blowing M
the captain. Ther', To his establishment, and
not without exciting his envy. b. found a
iailuw faced Russian Count-Count Odot--
discussing a vcrs fine dinner. tha oh~.quious
captain standing behind his chair. aprercutiy
honored with being permitted 10 act e. his
waiter.
II taough,," siil the Young Kentucki,n,
caslinga scOwlat Me captain. who understood
anJ could sPesk a little broken EnSlish-"l
thought you had toll me that you did not
lunish your passengers with dinneri'
"PGrf0Ene, monsieur, dis b. not one ebcry
body p~assengcrhe b. one gnn'Rnssian Count.
And what the - 1.-The hsf' said the ken
tucki8n. who was sn ardent asa WosteTn sun
could make lim-"ll he Be 4 Count. Im
ken,nckian; I'd like 10 Know which you should
nnk higher
"Pardorns. monsieur sail the captain
''Non ~ a kcni-what7-lat be tide OF onc
ncblemsn Anglaisr, chr
No" sail ihe heniackiln bluntly-"thai
l. the title of an AncncBn sovercign,'
"Ah." said the little French captain. shurg.
sing up his shoulders, and bowling down his
head-"ah. excu~z. neutrality-suspicious.. !
did not know you BE- one gran noblcmms, but
now ! get yon dinner. i0Hi suite" md IN due
time the dinner was brought-io which, with
the addition OF bottle OF sparkling hook, the
young hcniuckisn did ample Justice. lie
soys he hes never known 80 agreeable an in
stance of the respect which the American
name inspins abroad. as that occasion atior-
led him.-N. u. DLlia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07

FLUx OR SDYSENTARY, GENERAL
DkBILIrArl0N.-At length = cure for The
above, which nay be most coasdsntly relied
On, has made itssppcsnnce;s care % p~ositivc
that IL never has fsilcd. aud never can fail. IL
properly administered. in proof whereof The
money paid for il viii be instantly returned
IN rvery case where Il does not give thc most
thorough satisfactiou. C~lickencr's Sugsr-
coated Vegetable putgs,ive Pills is the remedy
spoken OF. ani reference II made TO 81
respectable physicians. who will checrfully
give the most unqualified testimony in their
favor. Let any person afflicted with either
oil these diseases. give them bat one trial, and
he is sure 10 purchsse them for lie; not only
t~ecaass they cure them more spe~dily end
better than any other medicine. but also be-
cause they are a. easily swallowed 90 bits vf
loaf sugar. and ere entirely Unattended with
6 iping OF nausea. They are 50 powerful that
{ ,cee oil them will e~doctusliy opente ca .
giant. and yet 80 mild aud pleasant that . CHILD
might swallow half a box full without repug-
nai,ce OF Injury. For sgen,ssce sdvcrtise ment.
marc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
A CASE oFCONsCIENCE.

j. mcs K Snowden, Bsq State TrcssureI
al Pennsylvania, ANNOUNCES the receipt from
$50 sponymous scunce, OF two hundred and
nifty dollars. which ute writer states TO h. due
90 the State for taxes co certain property
which descended many years ago TO collateral
hrin.-ErchaHgf paper.
II the c~iheeholiers, and contneiors.and cS.
oihcers and OK contractors Of Prnnsylyauis
should happen 90 Turn honest and return to
the ircssury the ainoun, they have taken from
il, itwould psy OF the forty million debl and
leave surplus enough TO build the Genital rail
road, There never wa, in truth, a state ~
swindicd. In the face Of God and man, chris
-fian or hesthen, as has been Pennsylvania by
her officers and contractors. ltwoulds lmost
seem 20 q crime, FOR a man TO take Office
unless with the intention Of stealing oil he
can. We may run from the late Governor
down TO toli-keeper. the state treasury 70
them is fair game.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
SOME FRENCH MATTERS.

We translate a tew hi,le matters from isg
French. 10 show how smoothly and pleasantly
errors are shown up. liere Is one which mas
suii the times very well.
A coartier. b,~ily occupied 10 ministerial
employ inents. and a inemberol the Chamoes
OF Deputies, recently received from one oi
exccIlencies," some secret instruction
with rcgsrl 10 Certain parliamentary cooscicn
ees. which II was thought might Dc easily
purchased.
h minister happened 10 mention The name
OF MIR. Il. "Oh, a. 70 that one, hastily
interrupted the political Mercury. Il canno'
answer tor himi. ! have already sounded han.
and hc seems to be uBcccs-ible.
Bot did you t, il wid a good bank note
in bsmlff
"He - ssil to b. wholly ~inoonuptibse.
"Asrecd-but q good SUM
HIS coascirntiou--is ~Niu0ous.'
"But he loves money very much. lem
assund he is avaricicus.
That is true"
VERY weli-vry well, mvdrorsir kerp
on-follow him mp. U.th Vir n ssi,urdld
6y viee. Il Is easy 10 corrupt nc sentinel
L. $. Gdzeite.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
THE oaio RIVER is one OF the mos, i'm

49, - 49, 49, ~
pss,ani avenues Of trad in thc whole Iuiuu.
IL v~sses. ion, lac junction OF the Mohong1-
hsla aud Allegheny, nesh. halt round the boz
DIR 81 Ohio, one vi the nrh-st agricultural.
snl most ropulous States in tho Union. 1t
soumss bonlsr srs position OF " stern Penn
tvivsnis end the whole OF Western Virginia.
20 which il i, a. iupcr,an, rs the Atlantic IS
10 tn Eastern section Of the State. IL boniers
,he whole OF The north OF Kentucky, anl lhe
south of Indiana aud Illinois. Its trade i,
therefore Of vast iappor,sntr. no, only to- the
West. bat TO The whole country. aml it il ,li.r..
fora well that lis principal characteristics ani
qualifications los trade sho1ll be unlcEs,ood.
aud that truly.
There are nov upwards Of 100 steamboats,
plying on IL. al different seasons OF the year.
mostly n,esspring b:twecn one ani three hun
-dRd tons. There are. hoyvc,ss. light drapSit
boats that can run with a fair freight. npon
twenty inches OF water. This stage Of water
is almost -inssria5ly found at ell points b.
low wheeli.sg but is noislwnys foairi scccs-
sible above. As proof OF hi, VIC CAN state
,ha, there were sixty Elk days during he last
SKINNER, in which no boat attempted to so 10
Pittsburgh. notwithstanding which there were
msny which designed to SO; while there was
not a day in which some one OF these bouts
might not have run betw-en Wheeling and
Cincinnati. During the past winter, the riN
er hasLecn blocked with ice hclow Wheeling.
but ONLY cn one OCCASION. Snl thrn fora shor
timc. while be,w cen Nheciing snj piits
burgh IL hes been closed on hall tie tiue ior
III. lssl timer mos h., anl during IA last ten
dsys, no boat has been able TO effect n PASSAGE
to Pittsburgh. white the river b,loH has been
constantly open. and boats have been con
stsntiy running. This IL a condition OF ihiJss
fthat shows. anil most concla iyely. 20 The uu.
prsju iicrd mind that whecling IL, Tor all az.
' tsL steady purposes, III; hcsa Of navigation
on the 0his-ilst il T., siteil IL sounc,imrs
costs less 10 scnd TO Pittsburgh, the hes, aud
esaicst pcini 20 Which 10 send gocds. aud by far
the b~st point Tor travellers TO land. Tlis
should b. UNDERSTOOD BY the travelling public.
aud rbey should releet that they can place no
scandc0ce tn the romarks of interested rcr.
cone with whom ,hey may ,rascL. |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
SINCE THE INVENTION OF CLICkKN


ER's -Sugar-coa,ed Vegetable Puuntive
Pills, the mystery which formerly hung Deer
disease has been entirely dispclled. The cure
oil those complaints which originate Ia impu-
nties Of fhe blood. dcangesnent 81 the osr.us
ct digestion, or o~b~trurssons of che inssznsblc
Precipitation, has now bccosne en- every DIV
suair, and pcopis do not mind being sirk, 81
q - only ios the plrssnss of getting well a.
gain. This IL owing entirely 90 the peculiar
" agreeable fisvov cf thr Ciickenrr SuEpr-ccst-
Ell Vegetable Pills. and the psesnntness. -
well as Certainty ofthrir oprnsion; the form
er hcinga natural consequences ofthc coating
OF sugar. and the latter being asssibutabse 10
theis eutir freedom from gripping or nausea.
Besides. Il coasts nothing for trying the expes-
ipsent, - tha inseaios pledges himself 10 re-
fund the money in cser thy do not sfToFd The
Necessary relief. What siroager induce unent
can the public desirf They are constantly
trying other remedies with = certainty Of los
ing their money in case OF fsilore. aud ihou.
sands OF dollars are annually expended 10 no
elect. Then do not hesitate to try The Click
ener Sugar coated Pills. Tn chsncessss fwo
TO enc In ycus kso.. fos sgents ses sdssr.
tisementsA mari
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
Who goes in for England aud English il

Who goes in for England aud English in
ter,sis Read aud reflect.
THE TARlFF-The lns; news from Eng
lani j. calculated to stimulate oil Out effort.
Tor the revision aud reduction Of the ,zriD.
We Sc her councils ruled by more liberal
principle her rsriIment. as we hope. is
aboui TO lcgi-latc in the spirit of the sgc. Let
az not fall back. after having encouraged her
by The victorious election OF the republican
raI,y after the libcral mrssage OF the Presiden,
ana after the luminous report OF tn srrcssury
Department, TO expect a free trsie, and a
considerable relaxation of the sbominablc act
Oi loia. Instead OF falling hack let "a, 20 on.
We must not even b. satisfied with going
in the wake ol England. but we should vet
her an example OF ire tmde, which she may
b. disposed 10 initiate Washington Uaion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Speaker laid befosr the HOUSE a corn
municatiou from the Clerk Of the House upon
the sublFcts ut the expense oi furnishing the
reporters witha copy OF the public documents.
The cost, u was s@sd, would be about 500 a
session.
On motion Of Mr.. HilIisnd Of Ala. = re.oIu.
ten WAS adopted. calling upon the President
OF the United states for a copy OF the contracts
which have bern made by the PosttnsS sic,
General upon the subject OF the s.usm,ssioa
OF the mails OF The United States TO foreign
NEW JERSEY CONTESTED ELECTION.
The Hsps< At an early hour, resumed the
reeonsidssaiion OF the Reports Of the Commit
Mr.. CiapsssR 81 Mich. addressed TIE House.
against Nsa <<Aig Bsessher, e~ontsndiug that
the Studtnsso b frincesos College hsA ne righ,
MI. Jenkins cf ~. v. made an srgunnep,
upon the merits Of the css. and spoke his
hour va dsfenoe vi Mr.. fshee. the Pesessl
claimant.
Nj. Culver OF n. Y. addressed sbe House u
sPly 90 lhe two speeches pferreding. fli,
argument Ssss very strong legal one. snl
pssds oata mosi undoabsed afqirnsng in de
tcDce Of the sitting memb~s.
Ms. Tombs, Ga, made q yery bref arm
( meat upon the same ssde Of he question:. m.
WIS followed BY Ms. Sshsnck who razsx.a,
sfgusnsni elso Ia actsscs u he siui1
krT. This spcetk uas also q sesy ~
and parts u ia bold and e~loqnent desesTf o
lke right q franchise.
Mg Sclenek ysoposcd that the Hoas'
should decide upon each Of The votes shicI
the minority az the cosnmiues GA Elecl,on
proposed "a Eeiect separately. He wistzrf {,
hare "a opportunity 10 DO this himssI N
90 allow etiseFa tbs same opportunity. III,
measufs proposed was mol wilhoat pseoedeni
end Il seemed 10 him mostia st. The heDDrt
made ne esss eiaaT. end snsmhaf.. fherefore
would Or able toaeeids laleiieensly for them
~lvss.
several u,eus<rs sose TO oenuaos shs dis
c~uSsion.
Thc speskst gave he aooS TO Ne Tibbatts