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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-23
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
ALL persons who are indebted to the undersgu-
ed will please call ut his Drug Store and make
payment before the first Of April next.
March 81, 1913. r. KENNEDY.
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Gut Lots for sale.-Eyerv man II =,

Gut Lots for Sale.-Every man in town
wants an out lot. have six one acre lots, beauti.
luly situated on level pat OF ground, and all ad-
joining each other; enclosed, and well set in timo-
thy and clover. will sell them separately or TIN
gether, as may suit. They are 9Th Of a mile frog
CarrOllton, adjoining Mr.. Kintner and Mr. Hastno,
and front the State road leading from Carroton OF
Lsesburgh. Jan. p A. L. LITTELL.
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CAUTION.-Whrrpasm my wife NARY ANN
alclNriRE, has lrtny bed aud board without any
cause Or p!ovlcal,on, hereby iorwarn al persons
rom trusting or harboTiDg her on my account, as
am determined no, TO pay any debts Of her con-
iracI,g. WILLIAM McENTIRE.
Feb. 81, l943. l7-3t-paid
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TEe stale Of Ohio, CarroII ConnIT- :.
LOekt O LOMMUN Pleas.
''''n %''"''''' :. In r.ni.ion.
JImss Wiiherow. st.al.

" ttHttA " ikltlgNt
vs. y In nartitinn
James Witherow, 81. al
Join ~lThEROW, Hugh Wilherow. fudnor
William Lad, Johu Elrl, Losion Earl, fniner. MA
EaH, Beilada Ear, and Susannah Crox,on Ia
>nSannah WiIheIOw.i OF the County OF Carroll;
'sines WEherOS, Michael Clark, William Jarkson
ish''ow, Jale Taylor, and John Tayor. Of ,hs
county u Knox; James w. Grern, Of The counts
'i Lucia, aud oil Of :Ie State Of0ho; Eliza Small
d Eh' county o. Knox. aud State OF Indiana: and
o'.oh Wuh'roS, Whose place OF residence 10
FoHr peu!ioIer II unkaown; will ,ake notice thar
ph!i!Oa wdsfird against them at the Novembsr
!'fm' A. u. 1917, in tn" Court Of Common Ptsse.
siid william NGheTow, and Is now pending.
|h.rein the sid William Wilhsrow demands
1af'Hol Of the following real estate, to vii: the
r2d'a-ea-l quaurr Oi section numbered iwehiy.
h7e' l(5.l OF toTnship iiiean. (I5,) and OF range
Ave, o. % said county OF Carroll, aud At the next
!efh .. sl.d rour! app,rsIion vii! be made Ly lie
,ai william WI.hsroE. Tor an order that partition
n'y te made oi said premises.
VILLAIN WITHERoW.
BY w. Morrison, his Attorney.
Dec. 3, A7-G.-pr g. so
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James Davis Administrator Of the estate Of Eze-
kiel Davis deceased
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POST OFFICE, Or PLACE LEFT.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-28
VOL III.
WOodcock's Patent worcesteree.

his is the easiest and most comfortable riding vehicle
ever invented and superior to any in use The fol-
lowing is description:
Its superiority consists in the compact combination of
cnase or buggy body with axle pair of shafts and
nan elliptic springs, SO arranged that the entire weight OF
the body and its load suspended the axle (neither
vehicle is kept perfectly steady and is prevented from
violent jerks or unpleasant notions however rough or
uneven the road may be.
II constructed pass the weight under the axle
instead of oUer as in the old way 1t balances on leve
ground, bears upon the horse in ascending and relieves
him CT the weight in descending HILL
The proprietors would respectfully announce to the
public that they ready to sell State County Town
Kgns to manufacture and sell the above named carriage
they will also sell rights TO individuals manufac ure
and sell limited number.
WCODC0CK, JONES g. CO.,
GTOfce No. l57 Main Street, LIST door north Central
Exchange, WorceSter, Mass. If May ST.
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FOR. SALE.
FOR SALE,
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FER SALE.
- NOR SALE, valuable FAR VI in Leicester, a
f,sIA Il miles from the city of Worcester, containing
l.ss- 125 acres-neary 1910 valuable Fruit Trees. and
arge Meadow fer Cranberries and Peat 1t is excel
ent Hay Farm. Terms reasonable and price low. For
urther particulars inq ure at the Spy Office.
Worcester, March g. If
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NOTICE.

WUI1VEI,
THE Manufacturing of Cdssineres, Frockings FlanneZ
and Stoctng Yarn will be carried on usual, the
old stand on BARRE PLAINS. Having improved the
chinery and having had long experience shall be
outdcne in quality of work. in prices for works.
cts per yard for manufacturing Cashmere and 25
hr2ek ing- nti1ar Srssl
~ b Cloth and Yarn constantly on hand and at low
prices In exchange for Wool Wood GRAIN and other kinds
of produce. HEYWOOD & co
Barre Palms. May 81
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WORCESTER BOOK STORE.
Established 1884,
TUCKER & RUGGLES,

BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
SUCCESSORS TO CLARENDON HARRIS.)
TAViNG purchased the stock and taken the stand
would call the attention of their friends and the pub
lie to their assortment of Books Stationery and Blank
Books. We enabled to sell lower prices than
heretofore having purchased the stock price
cash.
Connected with this establishment is Ruling Machine
and we prepared to make BLANK Work 10 order, a
short notice, in the most approved style.
BLANkS Most OF the Blanks in common use, printed
good paper and Of the latest and approved FORMS
April "a. If
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TOHN A. WHIPPLE has taken the old stand
~ formerly occupied by Liich & Whipple, No. IS Wash
lnSton Street, BOSTON,, where he will give personal
attention TO all who will be pleased give him their pat
ronage The public respectfully invited call and
examine large collection of specimens of the art.
Boston, June g. If
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Green Mountain Morgan.

FACTORY ana water ROVER 10 Lei.
IA A MILL, 40 by so feet, three stories and attic,
fTs6M n with water power situated at Worthwhile, in
A4 w orceser. part or the whole of said mill and
power will be rented the favorable if
applied fo Also Tenements belonging to the
same. For further particulars apply to
April %. If E. B. CRAWFORD Worcester.
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BOOTS BOOTS BOOTS.


My facilities for procuring THE BEST and most dur
able Boots complete-having made arrangements
be supplied, by of the best manufacturers in the
country, made to my order, for the retail trade
good assortment of FORKS FRENCH BOOTS, just
received from Paris; French and Am Calf sewed Dress
Boots; fine Pegged Boot an Imitation of sewed that
hardly be designated from the fine slich Common and
cheaper kinds Pegged Calf Boots of any size ness,
high or low on the instep, broad the ball
OLD MEMS Sewed and Pegged Calf Boots, with low
heels, broad full; Cali aeets esr
in Massachusetts,
MEMS, BOYS and YOUTHS Calf Goat, Seal, Kip,
Calcutta and Cow Hide Boos-cheap!
SHOES-SHOES.
Mems Kip, Goat Seal, Calf and Grain SHOES; Boys
and Youths do do do do do.
Mems Slippers
Goat Grain Calf and Kid (sewed and pegged Slippers
Fancy Worsed, black and fancy Velvet and Count DOr.
say Slippers Also, Boys and Youths of different kinds
Also, fall supply ofCONGRESS Pat. Lea. CATERS
and BUTTON OVERS.
p The whole comprising positively the largest
and best selection to be found in the County of
Worcester. The purchaser can here find more
general assortment than elsewhere, and variety
that will suit the most fasidious. People in
want of the same will do well to call at
Thompson's City Shoe Store,
and examine goods and prices.
% Merchants can here obtain as good selec-
ton as in Boston, By The Case or Dozen, on the
most favorable terms.
GP Repairing done at the shortest notice, by
the best of workmen, in the neatest manner.
o. F. THOMPSON,
opposite american Temp. House,
Mays. ITO Main Street.
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Ttle 79atIp @pp.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor
Terms.

The price of TIE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
annum seventyve Gents per quarter paid strictly
In advance.-Or
Four Dollars per annum or One Dollar per quarter, if
not paid in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
published weekly the office. Terms,-$,75 in
advance, or $500 ifnot paid in advance.
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B. il. HIITCHIMSOM.

Successor to VIM. LEGGATE,) 166 MAIN ST.,
MANUFACTURES and Dealer in HARM ESSES, SAD.
1Vl DIES, BRIDLES,-Coach, Chaise and Draft COL
LARS Also, Trunks, Taltses and Carpet Bags. Coach
Gig and Twig WHIPS, &c. % Reaiprng done at short
Office. 8 Worcester, Jan Is
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ROGERS PATENT STEEL
Self.sharpening CultiVator Teeth,


HE subscribers having purchased the patent right for
the above named Teeth for Worcester County, are
manufacturing CULTIVATORS which they would RECON-
mend with confidence to the public they have driven
all other kinds out of the MARKET wherever they have been
introduced.
lst These Teeth are made of steel plates struck into
shape with dies as to form the shank out of the
piece
I'd They wedge into the frame better than any square
shank because they shaped being thicker behind
than forward and hollow that the wedge crowds them
forward and sideways at the time.
Sd. They sharp instead of dull, and when orn
up short spread the lower end and dropped
little lower in the frame and they will last another
Of years.
The above CULTIvATORS and STEEL TEETH will
be kept constantly On hand at place. mile north
New England Village. Grafton Depot-a!so, at A.
BILLINGS Store, Front Street, Worcester and all orders
will be promptly attended to.
Persons wishing for these Cultiyaters or Teeth, will
please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
N. B. All persons cautioned against purchasing
useng any Teeth made according the above description
without the Paenees Them as all violations of
right will be promptly prosecuted.
T. s. J. @. MERRIAM.
Grafton April 5, l848. Sm*
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.


THE PEOPLES MUTUAL. FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY of Worcester, Mass. continue to effect insur-
ance all kinds of buildings except those Of extra.
hazardous character and upon Neat Stock, Hay and
Grain, Household Furniture Provisions, Wearing Appar.
ell and Merchandise generally and also upon all kinds OF
Manufactured Articles and Stock in the process of manu-
tacture excepting Stock Cotton and Wooden Mills,
property alike hazardous such terms cannot fail TO
give entire satisfaction dividend of seveny~eight cents
on the dollar made by this Company the Policies
which expired the first of this month and it is con~
IDENTIFY believed that still larger dividend will be made
in future under favorable circumstances the past.
With these inducements offered the public sespect-
fully invited to examine the basis which this institu
tion is established and avail themselves ofs benefits by
applying at the Company's office,
No. 3, under Brinley Hall,
opposite the American Temperance House, Worcester.
DIRECTORS
E. H. Hemenway, Worcester. Joseph Pratt, Worcester.
George Bowen, do. Joseph Boyden, DO
james H. WALL do. Warren Hunt, Douglas.
Amos Brown, do. iona. Warren, GRAFTON.
James Esabrook, do. II. A. Denny, Leicester.
George A. Dresser, do. J.W. Jenkins, Jr., Barre.
Horato N Tower, do. John Edgell, Gardner
E. H. HEMENWAY, President.
o. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
Worcester, Sept i, l847. H~ dwtt
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INSURANCE.


FNHE WORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN
L sURANCE COMPANY, incorporated February II,
1923, and charter renewed 1847, continue to insure
buildings every description and use, except Cotton and
Wooden Factories Paper Mills Furnaces and Blacksmhs
Shops Tanneries where furnaces used, Carpenters
Wheewrights Charmaker's, and Cabinetmakers Shops,
buildings them to be exposed thereby, and
buildings in which power is employed shavings
made in such quantities to increase the risk, and
buildings used for unlawful purposes or in which unlawful
business is carried with the consent and knowledge
the assured.
They insure Household Furniture including books,
wearing apparel and family stores, kept in dwelling hous
es-hay end grain. live stock carriages and harnesses,
Except the stock Of livery stables
The long and successful operation of the old Worcester
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, and the large dividends
paid the expiration of policy, have secured the conf
dence of the public and the present managers gifts
DESTROYS that the people should be in possession
the above information. The amount of their cash fund
exceeds One Hundred Thousand Dollars, and with their
vigilance in looking after their risks they confidently be-
lieve il will continue increase. The inducement, to
persons owning the kinds OF property which the Company
INSURE to be protected against loss, is as great not
greater, in that office than in any other.
10 Office in the New Court House.
FRED. VIM. PAINE, President
ANTHONY CHASE, Sec'ry.
Worcester May Z, 1847. l9H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19
THE TARIFF OF 1913.

We have OF late retained from investiga
Ting or exposing the mischievuus effects Of
this Tariff upon the country, ia the hope that
the isct OF the almost daily expectations OF
spt cie to pay tor foreign goods, &c, would
50 tell the whole story that not word would
be necessary from US. About seven millions
OF dollars have gone 10 Europe within six
months
Btti another fact has been brought home to
our attention to-day, by the writer Of our mo
ney article. viz: that here at this port the inn
ports Of lofeigng iods. under he larilfoi SAC
have been The last six months, $40, 529,0 34
over that OF 1912, as shown by the imports
OF Si6,-but that from thrsA excessive i'm
p5rtations we have only 1919 525 additional
Reveuue
The Revenue" Tariff of 1916 therefore
has made levy OF over ten millions and a
hall upon American Industry, in order to
raise less than million OF revenue.
1t VIII be sen. (see money article.) that
the average rate OF duties here collected is on
ly fraction oyer 3 per cent. less than il was
under the Tariff OF l0i2,-so chat, to save
this > pei cent, we have paid these ten mil
lions and half to foreigners for n. York city
alone. and within the six months past. also
sent out from this port alone fall seven mil
Mons OF dollars in coin, solid, hard cola,
But tor the enormous expectations of
Bfeaj,luiis, in consequence OF the starvation
In Europ-, Abbott Lawrence wOu d not have
been ~ bad DIS prophet as he seems.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-19

\ few days sine. a vessel from the Africau
coast arrived al salem, Mass, bringing pas
tFger one OF those enormous Boa Conslric-
tors that 1--WE read OF, but which never before
has been captured by Man. Ii was cought in
a heavy rope net made for the purpose, and
while coiied UP, this net was thrown over
bin, and the Captain Of the vessel soltmnly
AYERS thai it reqHired The united cForls Of
| % negr0s for more than strsa hours 10 So
cUre his sadkeshipl lie measures 30 feet in
length aud the morning before his arrival
81 eggs Were found in his cage, which
were deposited in a single night, aud the az.
gregate acei2M e these ShaAes eggs is 70
pounds! One Of the eggs being broken was
found TO contain Young snake seveu inches
long which enediately upon emerging from
the she'll, crdwled about the cage with great
rapidity. A lew days, therefore, will doubt
lts- bring The other SO young snakes to light.
What a nest OF serpenls
As soon as the arrival of the vessel and its
extraordinary fright were know, several me
ua3erie companies dispatched their agents f, +
Stem, aud Barnum also dispatched his mana
ger Hitchcock, A telegrdphd tspalch OF HIS
morning announces that neither OF the ''shoN-
men have has yet purchased this monster
lis owner demanding 81 / 900 Tor it, Ange-
vine q Titus agent offered $1,000, and Mir.
Hitchcock of red 3 SEQ but neither Offer has
as yet been accepted. This is truly vaua-
Ike reptile. --Atw Iorh paper.
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. Roses Celebrated Remedies.

TsR JACOB :. ROSE the discovercr and sDie propric
lS Tor OF these popular aud beneficial medicines,
aud also the Inventor of tie celebrated instrument for
initiating the Lungs, in eitectmg cure of Chronic dis
eases. student OF that eminent Physician, Doctor
Pbvsic aud il graduate of the University of PennSyl
vaHid and 1f thirty years since has been engaged IL the
vest gation ofdsease, and the application OF remedies
thereto.
Through the use of his initiating tube in connection
with ms Ptophy aetic s. rup and other of lis remedies
he has COINED unparalleled eminencc in curing those
dreadful and fatal IHaadies rubercular Consumption,
Cancers, Scrotuia Rhenmatitm. Asthma, Fever and
Ague Fevers of all kinds Chronic Erysipeias aud all
those obstinate diseases peculiar to females Indeed eV-
of disease vanishes under the OF his RENE
dies which humanity is hernot Ivy the use OF one
compound only for that Is Incompatible with Physloo
gca Law, hut by the of his remedies, adapted to
aud prescribed for each peculiar form of disease.
nr Roses Tonic Alternative Pills, when used are in
variably acknowledged to he superior TO all other as
pUTgative liver pI, nasnc as they leave the bow
perfe tly free from cost veness as also his Colleen
Pills. admitted by the faculty, possess peculiar pro
pcres adapted 70 female diseases. but being satisfied
that bare trial Is saiceat 10 establish that has been
said in the minds of the most s&eptiCa
The afflicted invited to call upon the agent. and
procure GRATIS one ofthe Doctors pamphlets giving
del aied account ofeach remedy and lis application.
Fors.le by the following agents, as wen as by most
Druggists throughout the country.
Pryor PAUL.,
Wholesale Druggists and Agents, Wheeling, Va
AGANrs.-Dr. +. \. BRESrLIHGER Drui gist, Wheeling
III, PRYOR, Druggist, Main street, do.
WALKER & kEMMEL, Drug'ts, Wesburg, Va.
JNHN REA Al, Druggists, CadH, OHIO
JAS. \. GKAY 4 Co Bridgeport,
}. H. Pal rRRsoN, Druggist, ST. Cairsve, o.
bl9-dtyi-wandw
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NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRIDGE.

The Rpches er Democrat gives graphic de-
! scriPtlon OF his novel work, which he calls
| The most sublime work OF art on the cont
| nent. 1t makes the heal dizzy 20 look it,
and yet il is traversrd VITA as much security
a. any other bridge OF the same width We
were present while the workmen were engag-
ed in hanging the planks over the fearful
chasn, 1t looked like a work of peril, but
it was prosecuted with entire safety Not an
accident has happened since the first cord was
carried ocross The river al the tail OF kite.
Ii Is impossible to give the reader clear
idea OF the work. Immagne foot bridge,
| eight hundred feet in length, hang in the air
al lie height OF two hundred aHd airty feet,
over vast body OF water Rushing through d
narrow gorge at the rdte OF thirty niles am
hour. II yUu ore below it, il looks like a
slnp OF paper suspended By cow b. When
The wind l. strong The rail gossdmef looking
structure swlys TO aud fro, as il ready 10
start from is llslenings and ii shakes from
extremity To centre under the firm tread of
The p ds slrian. But there is 30 dagger Men
pass over ii with perfect safety. while The
hrad OF the tImld loOker-un sWinlo with APP
prehcnslon.
We saw the first person pass over it-Mr
Ei,et, the btider. His courageous wife soon
followed him. and COR Two days hundreds, at
Alo|'VU' " tHc HCNtIt} Vi tHG tuluI, TOOK the
fearful journey.
lis worth trip to the Falls to see this
great work, although it is not probable that
one IN twenty will nave the nerve lo.cross it;
Tor, strange as it m1y seem, there were those
who had no hesitation to Slide over The
awful chasm, Ia basket, upon d single wire
clbl', who could not b. intuced to ualh over
the bridge. And this @rial excursion is
!nr'lingly exciting 4 seat onl locomotive,
travelling at the rate OF sixty miles an hour,
IS nothing to H. When you find yourself >us-
p-ulcd ia ibe air, with the goarlog, rushing,
Mage two hundred and ilty feet be-
low you, il your heart does not futter. YOU
Will have nerve enough to swing over Vesu-
vlous. And yet the sensation is uot oljoeeIh-
81 unpleasant. The nle Itself, as The old lady
sold about SHINING erls is nothing when
you gel used 10 H..
La man, we will show you bridge better
than hat, and longer, in few months, oil
siye the big tea-kettle beneath, " hich we eau
not quite come up to, unless we throw Wheel
iug hill iulo the river and make an artificial
Niagara.
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VIRGINIA CITY

GREAT sale of lots at auction al Virginia City, in
&c Hancock county, Va, on TUESDAY the l2Ih
day of September neXt rare ehauce offered
for persons 10 invest capital with certainty rapid in
crease ia valne.
fhe undersigned would respectfully invite public at.
tenton 10 sale Of lots at the above and
place, th tie confidence of It's possessing adj
rarely equalled Tor building up iaI manu-
featuring town. lis situation being Immediately the
EAST bank OF the Ohio river at good landing all sta.
gts OF the wateri about mid way between Pittsburgh and
~ heelin., Two miles south of Wesve, Ohio-lt is
also immediately opposite The mouth of Biz Yellow
creek. Jefferson county, ONO, and al the Junction
the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad with the Ohio
river, on an extensive river bottom of than five
miles IA length, and average OF more than three
olrths of niic III widt and entirely above sh water
mark, \the greater part 80 feet) and nerseced by
any one considerable ravnc that would olstruct
communication through any part OF said bottom which
mas gentle ihcudti1n from the base OF the hills
10 the baHN. Stone coal found ia different stralas
Immediately Al the base of the hill back of the sad hot
tom, from three TO feet i'll depth, ineXlausible IN
Quanty and superior in quality lime inle: and
every material requisite Tor building IN abundance.
In addition 10 the ahove, it may be necessary 10 men
lion, that there asirung probability of the present cite
OF Virginia city icing selected the county seat for the
new county ofHdhcock. JACOB BRENNAMAN,
July 49, rs. K, b. & G. &. BRENSAMAN.
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Washington, july Il, Isis.
SExlrr-Nr. Niles gave notice that b.
wonld move that Mr.. Whi;ney's Rail Road
Bill be taken up tomorrow.
The Naval Appropriation 81! was 'men3-
ed, aud discuss,d d, when it was liId aside III
formally.
The bill modifying the Pilot Laws was ta-
ken up. The Senate adjourned without taking
a vote.
HOUSE. MIR. Cooke submitted resolution
calling Tor the amount OF money paid to Casa
aud TAYLOR hy thc Guvernment-discrlmm
ting between salaries aud extra pay. Agreed
On.
A resolution was adopted, giving the can
non captured by Col. Doaaphou TO the State
o Massachusetts,.
The Naval Committee were instructed TO
inquire into the e1pedieucy of reducing The
Navy to tie peace establishment.
Mr.. Burt offered a resolution calling tor a
repoft OF the number OF Indians III Oregon
New Mexico. and California; aud an estimate
If the number OF troops aud forts which will
be required to maintain our authority III these
territories. Agreed TO.
The Seuate's amendment TO the pension
bill was agreed to.
The Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation
Bill was taken up and debated until the adj
Jurnment.