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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-04
PRESIDENT FiLLMoRg-HIs CABINET

PRESIDENT FILLMORE - Ills CABINET
The PoPULARITY OF ms Administrations
We repeal em rhatlcaiiy what we said he
other day, HAT the measures of the present
administration are more generally approved
and encountered less dCnuaciaiion than those
oi' any other admuis iratioa t.,at has existed
IN this country within the last tweuty-six
We RS. Even the Democratic organs gem
rally, and almost universally. speak OF The adj
minoirauon with great respect. The WASH
ingfon ion. the central LocOioco organ
says: The course OF President Fillmore has
50 lar, been general, commrnI.rl." lnietd
:, far as we know. the Louisville Democrat
Is almost the only paper that has spoken of
the administration with disrespect aid vtu-
pertti'n
We ask public attention to the following
just paragraph from the Petersburg (Va.) ln-
ielligcncer:- Lou. Jour.
President Fillmore and his Cabinet
the last iwen'y years there has not been us
perfect Il calm IN politics is now exists III the
Umied States. aud Tie reason OF 1t is 10 us
very II in. Thus FIR the conduct OF Presi-
dent FIlluore's administration has been such
rs entirely 10 satisfy those who were ins,ru-
mental in bringing him TO the lofty position
which he row orcupes, aud 10 silence those
wh6 predicted great calamities 10 the country
from his elevation. When Mr.. Fillmore sue
ceedrd 10 the Presidency the country was in
IA crisis from which nothing but the most con
Summate prudence, tirInnrss and sayucly
could rescue it. At tia, time a false step, or
an unmaniy and time serving paltering with
The tremendous issues which were pending.
would rot only have been fatal 10 lis Admin
is,raiion, but TO the Union itself. The emrr-
gency was fearful one, but Mr.. Fillmore
proved himself equal to 1t. His message 10
! Congress dispeiled all doubt and all fear, and,
after twelve months OF fearful agitation the
country breathed freely, aud all was calm
again. Ii may be- SAID that. in avowing hi<
determination To carry out the legislation OF
Congress aud TO resist all attempts 10 disturb
the compromise. ne merely did his duty
This is very true, but, il all men did their du-
~. there woulI be no necessity for govern
mtnt or laws. But how often have we seen
men high in office listening 10 and needing the
Suggestions OF selfish ambition on the one
hand or urmanly tlmdity on the other i'll
stead of being guided by The stern sense o.
duty. Those then. who, in spirit ofcavi..Say
that President Fillmore has 'only done hi;
duty" pay him the very highest compliment
What greater need OF praise can man re
ceivc from his Maker or his ftllov-man thar
that lie has done his duty?n Of how MANY
of us can't be truly said either al the bar o
huL an opifon or at the tribunal OF Omnisci
ence2 Neither Mr.. Fillmore, for himself, o.
his friends in his behalf. ctn desire for him
brighter page in history, it, at the close of hi
Administration, it can be said truly, He Oh,
his dury."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-04
XnlenfinRRi

st. Valentines Day, the day when Cupids
arrows, enveloped in letters, re scattered
about over the earth, and are sent quivering
int, the hearts of fair madens and noble
youIhs-will be here very soon. Expecta-
ton among the young folks is on the riz. OF
course all manner of sentiment, fun and fol-
~, is anticipated. The missives of love are
already being prepared--some blazing in
gold and colors-and others IA plain unvar-
nished tale" in every particular. We have
looked over great variety Of Valentines at
Mcssrs. Conyngton & Cawson's Book Store.
They have beautiful selection, embracing
every variety and price which will be demand
ed by the custom. Call and examine them
early before the finest are picked out. Last
year they flew around merrily in Evansville;
this year there appears 10 be IA disposition q
make the affair general. We hope however
hat an occasion productive Of SO much limo
cent amusement, will not be converted by
any one into convenient opportunity for the
exhibition Of malice. This ,ras done las
Valentines Day. But we again refer those
Interested to Messrs. Conyngtcn s. Cawson
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-04

We notice that "a meeting has been held at
Paducah relative 10 the Western Armory, and
the appointment oil an Inspection Agent Of
the Post Office Department Tor our Western
rivers. We have received a couple private
letters asking our corporation OIL this latter
subject, and we had intended ere this 10 have
replied We now do so publicly. There is
already an agent who is Il most competent
nun. and whose principal duty is the inspec-
ton of these river mails. We know he has
been active in the discharge Of his duty, aud
he is now engaged in endeavoring to secure
those very objects Tor which the meeting nj
Paducah was in part cdlled-ihe removal oil
certain contractors. and the regulating of the
river mails. We have had many private con-
versaiioirs with him, ard know that lie will
spare no exeItion to b., ing about the object so
much desired. MIR. Slickney has thus far
shown himself IN active, enterprising and
faithful agent-ano we think this meeting al
Paducah, urging the appointment OF spe-
Gal agent for the rivers, may leave open the
inference thar MIR. S. has not properly atien-
ded TO his duties. We think the result Of hi,
abors viii soon be made apparent, IN better
mail facilities than we have enjoyed for years
AT oil events we know the Department, in
listened TO the request OF the Paducah meet
ing, and appointed ii special river mil agent
would lose by the g; me in turning out MIR
Stickney, and giving that portion oil his du.
lies to almost any other man.
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I. Q. o. z.

MoRNlNG SrAR LODGE, No. 7, l. o. o. F.
Meets every Thursday evening. Officers ioi The
present term:
2. Hornbrook, p. g.; I. Walker, +. G.; ii
Nelson, V. e.; 1. A. Crane, Sect'y.; L. Howes
Ireasr.; M. A. Lawrence, c.; Ii. Plumer, " &C.
Singer, 1. g.; A. G. Hallock, O. u.
EVANSVILLE Lodge no IS, l. o. o. f., meets
every Wednesday evening 1T Shanklin's build
ing corner Water and Locust streets.
OGicers.-Jesse Burns, N. GIL G. Hatcbiu
V. e.. L. ID. Allen Secty; Ii. ]. Hart, Treasri
Giles Colvin, c.; John P. Henderson, WI G..
Hammond. !. G. @ Glover O O.
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During the last year Mr.. O'Rey, erected
near the corner Of Locust anu Water fine
ice house, the dimensions Of which are as lol
lows: 20 by 81 feet and 26 feet deep. Ii cos,
$500. During last Friday and Saturday.
20 Wagons were employed in filling it. Sure
Iy there is prospect of plenty ice next sum
mer. MIR. O'Riley intends To supply steam
ers and the public during the season. His
ice house is The largest in the city, ami is now
nearly filed with the best 90 ,Iity OF ice.
MIR. Joh6 Farrell has also large ice
house. and second to none in the city for lis
preserving qualities. He Intends to run Il
wagon during the summer aud supply clii-
zens. II the experiment succeeds he vii
continue it hereafter.
MIR. John e. Taylor has an excellent ice
house, principally intended, we believe, ,c
supply sreamhoas.
Alessrs. Burk, Of The Sherwood House
Mckinney, Crawford Bell G Mlghee, ami
probably several others, have ice houses
generally private. which have been fIlet
with an excellent quality of ice.
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net have demanded So few alterations aS> urs'
Even if they were right, we may BIZ wrong
If Mr.. Owen did mol evidently think the
length of this session was wrong upon '''e
people, he scarcely would have ventured
upon such a labored defence of it-and now
to tell people ofat least ordinary Intelligence
that this session is not tedious. because Con
ventious IN other States have sat just as long
when the people know the work could have
been done in half the time, is doubling thel'
common sense.
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iStonIsninu Dcye,opmeut

IL is confidently asserted that out of the one
hundred and fifty delegates composing the
Constitutional Convention, on. hundred and
seventeen Of them are looking forward TO "a
seat in Congress nnety-seven TO the U. S.
Senate-and sixry-thrce actually aspire ia
tie office OF President of the u. States. II
tbs state OF iacts does not account for " the
milk in the cocoa-nur," it may serve to ex
PLAIN certain Phenomena very prevalent Al
indianapolis in the shape of votes and speech
ps
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-04

MALPRAcrrcE ~ MEpIcINE.-On Wednes-
day Timothy H. Smith. pracicing physician,
AT Boston. was arraigned on "a charge of man
slaughter in having caused the death OF
three young children by Observation-Disclosures
of medicine. The children were named Ed
ward Bowling, James L Joice, and Edward
Johnston, and were believed 10 have come 10
their de tbs by overdoses of physic; 80 grains
of "Dover's powder" having been given in
one rase, within two hours; in anoihrr opium
and camphor; ann in a third squils and anti
mony. About twenty five witnesses were ex-
amined by She Grand Jury. The case was
continued To the next term and bail required
IN $780,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-04

AZ Sanders, of the Evansville Journal
has been reminded by paragraph in the
Democrat Of two jackasses.- Democrat.
That's IA very moderate number Of jack.
asses Tor IL reader of the Democrat to b.. re-
minded Of Lou. Jour.
We t0ink so TOO, considering how often we
have occasion to mention The Louisville Jour
nal. That paper has some half dozen edi.
tors. We can't tell why Sanders thought Of
two only. Wen get him to explain.
Lou. Democrat.
Because. a'luding to the Democrat, we
were only aware OF that PAPERS having Two
editors. If there are more jackasses cdanec-
ted with il, we make the amende honoia able
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WAsHIHGroN, Jan. 20.
SENATE.

Mr.. Hale presented ii petition Tor the re-
peal OF the fugitive slave law-lad OIL the
table.
MIR Sturgeon offered petition from the
soldiers who served IN the war OF 1872. ask
ing for bounies OF l60 acres Of AID. A mum
Der OF others Wee presented.
The post office committee reported with
amendments, the bill from the house reduc-
ing postage. Also ii bill Tor the reli.i OF il
WOODEN Company in Vrginia-whici: Vas
debated for some lime, amended and finally
postponed.
The bill to settle the private land claims oil
California was taken up.
Pending The amendment of Mr.. Walker
declaring hat tie patent issned by the U.
States shall only he deemed as a reIinguish-
meut OF the title oi the government was, al
ter "a long debate. r. Jrcied.
MIR. Benton submitted an amendment ex-
tending the land prescription 10 claimants
was debated without action Il adjournment.
HOUSE.
Proceeded 10 the discussion Of the pending
que iion. heIng il motion 10 reconsider the
vote by which The Homestead bill was reies-
red TO the Committee oil The Whole.
MIR Julian advocated the policy OF giving
the lands TO actual settlers, and the question
was informally passed over.
The House then went into Committee oil
the Whole OH the deficiency biil-uhe ques-
ton pending heing on the revolency ct The
amendment offered yesterday by Mr.. Strong
of Pennsylvania rhe Chairman decided il
out OF order, and The Committee sustained
the decision by yeas l02, nays 81.
Messrs Tackett. Tuck AMI Schenck. sub
sequ"nily pos poned iarif amendments, with
Tie river and larbOr bill attached, which
were ruled out OF order.
Several other amendments were offered
when the committee rose and under the iFe
vIous question the de iiciency bill WAS passed
The House again went into Committee
OF the Whole. and took up the bill To establish
branch mint la New York and San Fran
cisco, and without action. the House adjourn
ed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-04

H7Col. Powell, of Henderson, has writ
ten letter to the proper committee. signify
ing his acceptance oil the nomination by the
Democratic party Of Kentucky. as their can
di'iate Tor Governor. Having personal ac-
quaintance with Col. Powell. and feelings OF
y arm friendship for him, he has our most
heartfelt wishes thnt he will be-;he worst
licked up Lacoloco in the State at the APP
preaching election.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-04

S-S@A man in Memphis, calling himself
Armstrong, few days since got out a search
warrant against respectable farmer of that
county, allrging that he had been robbed OF
broker was Immediately sent for who recog-
hized the p!ottcr, and testified that he had
given him the money. Armstrong Was lodg.
ed in Jail A strong game, truly.
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PITTsBURG. Jan. 30.

The river is rising with feet 8 inches in
the channel. The weather is intensely cold
and unless it moderates, the river will soon
be i'm the decline.
p. M.-The AIleghaney is rising slowly
and there are feet 2 inches water in the
channel. The weather is excessively cold.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-04

Meets LIST and 81 AoE,ay evenings, in SHANK
Inns Building, c. ner OF w alter and LocusI SIS
OGcefs.-W. Hubhell, ~. NJ; h. T. Cosby, s.
w; " Brown, J. w; A IL. sanders Sect; J.
o. Heberi, Treas; NJ Ross, 5. d.; H. J. Hart
J. D.; p. G. ORiey. T.
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CINCINNATI. Jan. 80.

The weather is intensely cold AMI Tie
canals are closed The river is low and fall
ing. Much ice is running. and It is very diff
cult To effect freight eng igrmrniS. Flour 10
New Orleans 75r; Pork 81; Whiskey 81 %.
Underwriters refuse risks on h1tbodis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-04

~ The Organ OF ST. PauPs (EPiscopaD
Church arrived here short time since. and j.
pronounced the finest instrument of lis kind
ever made in this country. We shall give IA
more extended notice OF it Tomorrow.
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NSWe are requested TO state that Sc
ries OF meeting are now being held in the
Rev. Mr.. McCarer's chuch OH second sreet
and also that public service may be expected
there on this and Tomorrow evening com
mencing at o'clock. The public generally
are invited 10 attend.
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Sir. LOUIS. Jan. so P. NJ.

Navigation Is entirely suspended to-day.
on account uf The ice. B,as have been ior-
hidden To leave The barhOr Several boats
are now between Cairo aid this place. unable
Ia get here. The weather is verv cold. 1t
WAS degrees below z'o last night.
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MORGAN &KEEN

ETAVE just received per steamer Lafayette
( new supply All hardware and cutlery, as Ia
lows: Knives and ioiK~ at various styl.s- ana qua
lies, pocket Kuives, butcher do; metallic strength
euto tiDie spJJn ieavy ron 10, German silver %
10 uo .sas9 ,ons; British plase 90 do. Butts screw
AMI paIiocK- hnicLeis Collins andSimnloEs' axe'
auglr~ qmi let's and rlnTy combs, Scissors, shear
ana thimbles; hand saw files, iacKs trace ehaiI.
&c.at low ,,,ices.Sxsl dee
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.oD . IL pun.
Whn,e nnmhpr

SNow.-Last Sunday two or three inches
of snow fell at this pont-ennugh TO turn out
the sl'ishs, AMI set the bells to jingli g
Yesterday the ground was covered with snow
but weather mild.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-04

sPBoats have been scarce the last few
d VS. and mails OF course Irregular The
Fanny Smith brought down Saturdays mail
yeslerd y morning.
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CINCINNATI. Jan 81.

1lNCiNNaIi. Jan o.
The river fell inches last night, but is
now AT a Staud
The riv r is fall oil. floating ice. Boats de-
cline all ireighis 10 any point
The Weather has moderated but is still
cold
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-04
BALTIMORE, Jan. 81.

The robhrr of Adams & Co.'s express has
been arrested. He is AN Englishman. named
Chester V. Childs. and was OIL the road as IA
hreakn,n. About $500 OF tie money has
been recovered.
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New ORLEANs. jim. %.

The Delta SAYS that Gen Qnimtn has re-
signed t. attend lis trial at this city
Tie jury ia the Case of Mr.. Hend rson
stood eight Tor conviction aud four for ac-
quiital.
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ptrrsguRG. Jan. 81. p. NJ.

The river is falling slowly. with 6 feet 3
inches in the channel The weather is mod
Grating.
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STRAYED.

--<s About the LIST OF sep emoer. IRON Il
49, subscri ror in Evansville, a red and VIII
--y colored Cow. three ears old last spfins
un lied with sli under The LETT ear. Any perst'
returning sail Cow u subscriber. will he..i5e
rally rewarded. [jan25tfl JOHN BURBANK.
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SI00 REWARD!.

H, uni,regned, SheriTot Vanderburgh eean
u, lni.. will give the above amount tor IN
arrest o; JOHN CLARK. who escaped rom the ia
of nd county. on the evening OF SATURDAY. Janus
r, llth Said Clark is probably about - ysars
aye, apbut leet ) inches M height, black har,da
ewes sallow complexion, and sharp features. j n
hair from the top his head had been cut OF Tor ,'
purpose ofGres>ing wound lately received oy nm
The wound i no, vet healed snd is about an inc
and h ali long. JND :. Ekhl SheFiu.
i.vans,ie Jln IL, lS5l-l3 Il. H.
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- A LERATUS.-63 boxes SDleratus. prime
y aTuce. Just received and for sale Cheap Tor cash,
by Uan4) ORlLE.I IL MITCHELL
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NOTICE.

4 Il n session OF Tie COGIm III Council of the city
~ of evansville, January IS n. ic5l.
Ord red That tie Jwaers VI Lots NJ. II, Is, 81
anu 80 in the low enlar cement OF tie Ciy. be
quired to grade the Alley from E.Ei streets,
), tar rs bounds said cots. - REFUGE said parI
ut said Alley near possible 10 the established
ga lie of me cir without causing the water 10 silnd
IN said ally. ABi II - iurthef ordered mat SAID
owners de- said giaci,g 10y the 18TH day
f February lust JOHN j. iANDLER,
fsbi 3.s City Clerk.
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WAsHiSGToN: Jan. so.
SENATE


Mr.. Rusk offered resolution authorizing
the opening oil the California dead letters al
San FraIclsco-adopted.
MIR. Ewing reported bill directing the
payment oil Sl50, 900 remaining Ia the hands
OF The regents OF The Smithsonian Institute,
10 be paid into the Treasury, and added TO
The payment fund for the endowment oil that
Institution.
MIR. Gwn offered resolution calling for
The correspondence relating TO the PROPOSE
ton TO purchase the possessory rights OF the
Hudson Bay Company-agreed to.
The till relating To Cdlliorni private land
claims was taken up, and without definite
action they adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Giddings made an effort to introduce q
resolution calling on tine President Tor copie,
of any correspondence which may have tikeI
place between England AMI this Government
respecting the Imprisonment Of British sea
men AT any Amer can pori-rejected.
The Huuse then took up the Senate BIT
providing Tor IA retired list of tie army. whicl
after debate WAS laid OIL the table by yeas VI
nays SO. The bill finally alter debate wa
/ Iald OIL the table.
The House then went into committee O
the whole on the bill 10 cslablish brhncl
mint al New York and in Caiiornii.
Nj Chandler spoke IN opposition TO tn
mint AT New York.
MIR Vandyke advocated Jersey City as th
best point.
Mr. KING, of N. j., obtained the floor whe
the committee rose, and the House adjourned
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-04

In the city burying ground, Tor the quar-
ter beginning October 3lst, 1880. and ending
January 3lst 1851, as taken from the Sex
toms rernrt.
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MARRIED..

In Cincinnati, onlhe 30th Wit, by Rev Henry
Jewell Mr. EowN NJ. BCRToN. of Gorham, Me-,
TO Miss Lucy l.. FoRo, of Cincinnati.
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Sr. LOUIS. Jan. 81, p. Nj.
The ice is very heavy. Navig ttion is clos
Ed Oh the upper rivers, anu Is nearly SD be-
low this. Ths river fell Is inches last night
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;Nhh Undersigned having sold their L rug Store
L I'D iisssrs kELLLR " FAaNSLEY, would re-
specially call The aitenIIon ui old
tue aoove firm They viii continue the business
at HE same stand, aud being practical druggists
"lii keep constantly on han tie best al ARTICLES.
I'd IN QUANTITIES sufficient 10 supply the largest
wholesale trade J. u. HATCJIIT * CO
teI4i
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WAsHiNGToN. Jan. 81.
SENATE.

Mr.. Turney Introduced Joint resolution
TO give swords 10 the majors and brl2adlcr
generals who served ia tie AIexican war un
der Scott and Thy Tor
Mr. Mason's r, soiutIon OF inquiry relative
10 allowing Spanish claims growing out Of
the Anlsttad case was taken uI'.
AlesSrs. Hale and Chase opposed the reso-
luton, and Aessrs. Mason, Cay aid VIM
tirop advocated It
AR Hale moved TO lay it OH the table
lost. yeas ), nays A.
The suiu. ion Mas Hen adopted.
The rrsoluiiu,l OF Mr.. Foo.e. Calling on the
Secretary OF Stale Tor his vIcws III relation
to adopting d graduated srdie OF diplomatic
salaries was adopted.
The Senate thea proceeded 10 the consd-
GRAFTON oil Ii,e California private iaI.d CLAIMS.
MIR. Beniou's amendment, making ~ ears
pOssessl In good laI.i as evldence oi ii CLAIM
against tile United States, was, alter debate,
rejected.
Vanous others were offered by him, and
were rejected.
The House then went into committee oil
mint at New York. &c.
Alf. VI ~ -. TIT
meut OF a mist ai New York.
Mr.. Disney opposed il.
Mr.. Homes advocated the establishment
Of mint AT Suu tlanciscu, and nOt at n. \
MIR. the.nx i.oke oi the Importance oi the
New YORK nlnl.
Air. Thompson. OF Pa, opposed the one al
New YORK.
Mir DayIry spoke of the national debt be
ing SSO, UuU. 900, and thought there Was no ne
cessiIy iOr "A mint Ill New York.
fhe gu sti0n was taken On Air. Vandy ke's
amendment making Jersey Guy The point,
which was rejected.
Air. Cabben offered the following resolution,
whlch WAS adopted: That ome-.ouriiI oi lie
aggregate colnuge shall be one collar pieces
oue-lo.rth To be eagles and hall eagles. ANA
one eighth To be double eagies. Tie offered
tins Tor The purpose OF keeping the coin from
going out of the hands oi the people, Us was
the case IN The coinage o. double eagle les du-
ring the past year.
Several other amendments were offered
when The committee rose and The House adj
jourued.
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BARLOw'S PREMIUnS DOUBLE-AC
ING PTIMPSt =
FOR RENT.

~ HE brick house connected with my dwellinl
corner OF First and Locust streets, opposite u
Sherwood House Ii contains foar rooms with
back dliiion, good well and for a small tam
wiil prove a convenient residences. For partlculal
enquire Of lIan3ifl r. LINING