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HATS AND CAPS.

q HATS AND CAPS. -
ram FASHIONS F0R 1852
fEsll Il subscriber lbs received IA New York,
Hlrimore aud Philadelphia .yies Of Gentle mems
W. | Moc.kin, Silk. binrk md white. Bcuycr and
Brush HATS. which. Tor duu5ty and beauty, cannot
be .1ifpae -cd ia tbs any other market His stock Is
largc and complete, em1,nroq all 81 the l7ca and
J r,ill,aas e n IIIo.sli. aDGRsloa
tn ehlhhc most cordially invite bis Of friends and
customers nud the public gouriaIlY, eiec him n cal
before pur'a.in elsewhere. liz tor. will be found
n cheap nancy other establishment ia tho city All
inds o Hpts nude order nrat1.rss nnd dispatch.
u CU~omeys HtS dyes,rf or9 tree II cd0Re
Gull nj the siga Of tn Blue Hat.
Oct 2.4 Nm. SITTER.
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CONCERN.

NEW GONCEgsN.--rhc subselibers as socm.
ted thcmselyes together on Tie frs instant fort he
- .9-sys-,, pusposc of conducting The nnulucure
~ 9.sfs.sxastfJ Of CABINET WARE. otthe old and
~ ~~9 rel kaolga siaqd ot =. Diuruid un.
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FEskEE LADIES are respectfuily solcircd Il, call
Z ig and look q. u lsags aud heaa,4l stock Of rich
DRESS G'1QDs, French WorE, Cfspe 2hitls Sc. u.
50 fhe rrestast stock Of SlLkS 10 ue fipnd IN tl.
~ Fer, c'r'Y Sept 9l-,lf.fs
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1 CAMn.-rlE LNnEeIaNED MnrLp re.

Cifb.-IlIE UNDE4IbAII) WOULD res.
Z 4. pectl1lly asa continuance al tbr patronage
ong bestowed upon him. 10 The couccrn aud in
this connection he losms Il proper ash all who
indebted to linn come forward all settle their az.
counts ~itho, dthlY.
There are nan4 claims OF long saneiing which mus
elose up, and il expected that all WHO know them
srvesto hr indebted will pa, attenioito this notice.
Ian 9--lt- u DIUGUlD.
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4 YNCHBuRG MARBLE wORKs,

- ADJOINING TIE POST OFFICE, LYscHHuRd.
Va h. G1DDESS g. BROs Pfoprlei7S, (for
me1fg NJ Balfi,gore Keep hand and mike 10 order
Al Northern prices. Egyptian md ltnlinn Mnrble Man.
ties. plain and ornaaeatal Monuments, Tombs, Head
md foot Stones, Gnrden Fnscs Counter Table Bureau
and Wash-stand tops made any size the shortest
notice. Also. door aud window stills
Any order from town country, entrusted TO ~, vii
be fnitLflly executed with md dispatch
Aug Bids !. -. GADDESS & BRO.
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G,PLsLNaa aTOGK ZOE Gsae.-mOYD

w. FEsHISSd 4 OSEA Il PaS AS0 @.-bpAD
~ q. BROTHER Main STREET. LgRctb1fg Ia
Importers OF c INA and Earl IiENWARE and beo!'
crs in Ont Dressed and PiaiH Glass IVnre, icoiug
G1asscs Giroadoles P9olsd aud Brjtania Uare. al,
ers, Casters, Sc; in receipt of their Spring
supply of Domestic and Foreign Goods of ther own
mporteton-wfich embraces every article USUALLY
found in such Establishments. Our Stock is Of the
largest offered in this market and having been
fully selected and bought othe most favorable terms,
determined not to be undersoId by any House
in the country, either North South Merchants and
others wanting anything this line, would Go well to
MISUNDERSTANDING confident We can plense al style,
quality AMI price Of Goods. The Ladies particular
Iy invited to call and examine Stock.
march 29-fs
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MERCHANDISE.
CONF AT sT.-JHARLEs

- COME AT LAST. -CHAtLko a
~ -EV1RD. WArcn MAKGR < JEwELER. Lyman
A1s hug "a, would respectfully call TIE IN
ION OF the citizens Of Lynchbafg and me sur
.,,,,r, II. gse and splendid assortment oil hateh-
- silver ,,are received frcmthe Norta,
Of the --latest .yo. and patterns, selected by himself
,b g,eat care N suit this market. From he Long eS
perience in The Watch and Jewery business be iiai
A. e. .I.r,,sr.I ir be- leaves it those that he
In. done work for to Judge All lie ask il uia, ~ d
II yo are not perfectly satisfied and if his goods are
not exactly what he recommends them 10 be- he Dih'
himself 10 reduuble the money aud 10 charge ioi t'
Old Gold and Silver taken in ezclurgc for anything
in my line. u a. Il ~
M1reh 80 9 doors above Exeiange corner
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lNEGROEs WANTED.-Ihe sebaerih

N EGKOES WANEEB,-IHe aIbscribcr
Y having located N IHnchhtrg Is giving tie hgheat
eash prices Con negroes hetwcru he hgrs IT 10 and 81
years. Those having negfues ton snle, muy find il 10
their interest To call Oh him the Washington Ilae.
Lynehhurg OF address him 10y letter
All communications viii receive prompt attention.
5-dly b MoIENDpN.
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Gbr DaiIu l)irpinian.

From the Philadelphia L. 5. Gazette.
WEBSTER-.sI STILL LIVE
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: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LIVINGSTON PE40 SEENtsS.
"a The subac,3pgg ANS ON hand large lot of the
celebrated Livingston" Plough Castings, and viii
continue receive eaatipga ga his >soeh Tom the oun
Try that there vii. be 40 difficulty il getting any
at the pieces belonging % them
JAMES B. RGNWICK,
fte t--dNcts the Bnsin.
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MERCHANDISE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ENBk Z l. u E1A OR = = 80 LbOls y HOLT
4 Kyfs's CoRsE1 are nb~ receiving T. . i.aes4 al
,,-t complete assortment Of Gooas Tor Ladzrss H.
faye ever Lad the pleasure OF eNIhiiing. The ia.5a
inc ure 45rne Of the articles they prepared L. s
DO Who vii favor them with "a eatl-:-Fg'd No
from . 10 Il per yard; do Cnshnfefcs Satin de 4.
F,o,cb Alerinos Persian Cloths. Satin plaid Six r.
i,fo. Brocade ditto BID ditto in great variety CIosI
and Cloaking ooen aud CrPe hha~is' SKINS. under
ierv. Velvet and other Ribbons. lace md other CHM.
iiasn car,hrir udk'fs, Mnn.. Gloves Mcrino and SIN
ye.ts. Sc. &c We respectfully invite all in waat O.,
Dre cIfop and good articles, Ia give US call before
purchasing tocf 8dts
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REsvRY's OLD Apple p,,,.,,
L,fsLEENG TACKLE

II Hf1EAA4SU 2 y IA III lshIUu tod. In -,
Of Lapce wood and Ea2t IndJ. Bamboo. If ,l i.
and prices, Rsels- &c. Limegick Kirby. yireirin and
Spring iiook-; Silk Hemp aud tltass s.io5. .na En.,
finished, Siouds. Bait boxes. &c. Asv IA ,tog Epsi III
Huntag whips. Sc Neem furnish = ..eaiels Al iiaf
more Pre- VIM .. < e. FISHER.
oet1i-ts Opposite the iranl>iia Hotel
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RNPURIIGATgNN NE ,slfsN

4sU.NDON QI.IRIEHLI, TIE IDLNNtTn
TIE NORTH HRIliSh NM II 'EST1ILN-
iSIER REFiEHS .hNl RLa4tkVOODS
.H7G.8ZLNE.
LEONARD. SCOTT y co. prmisurGs
10 futnn. and - (nLl .lrrcl-. N,.N Nnll..
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C,s4rl,rcd March IN. l852-Copi1of 100000.
WITH toerR 40 INCREASE rms sAag II 5000 900
fEslils COMPANY. having brru duiy organized, j.
now ready tafeoeive applications and issue Poll.
cies aud offers ohe elzen.o Virginia The iduccuirnt
of a home Company for the safe insurance oil NIL kinds
of property merchandise, &c, far and equitable
The Directors assure the public iat hi. Com.
pay v III be conducted with Wow permauency, AMI
the strices principles Of equity, usiee and close
regard to economy aud the safety of the insured
PPEGDESr-JOSEPH s. CARSON.
SEcHETARY-G. S. FUNk
AcTUARf--O. T. Dresser.
losEPH =. CARSON, = WV. l.. GlAnK,
JANIS T.. RELY, } J JANIS II. BuHoEss,
LLOYD LOGAN, : ! n. W. RicuAHpsoE,
JoaH KERR.
~ Office Piccadilla street nom the Valley Bank
Winchester i. d, CHRISTIAN, AofKr.
Sept 2-dly Iynchbug.
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ssnzpsON q I0Nns

SIMPSON * E0RpS
vi u,Ls1lsIIo ana Rrlqfk Gfoctrs and Cog.,s, -,
ttcrcl,ots lioia sy4e,. LgachJvg, IN. are now re-
: - l,vcip store their fresh Fail sunpI,. If y
c +,a'.s, ~. ~
IN t,gy Pic Inruira. Java and MraicaiIar.5 H.,
a. il,I.aad Ibls n Orleans. Porto Ricoal.l ca.
fled Sugars.
On lI,as and bbls y Orleans and West IBai.l NJ.
~ nm tas.es
% I'LL. E b,xes crushed powdered Ionl sao.,
On Iiiss1ncrior c oaee sugar
GA s..ls Iiycrpool and ground alum ali
Eoo laa. mil. sad spikes, all sizes
5oo r. $40 Leather
"a to-. rallied and country iron (nar on co,sf.
n,crr consisting Of square, round. ba,.
LaIfropnd. &c &c. all sizes '
10 o0o II Cotton Yarns (5alt ON Consignment ba,
brands
oooo rs Majors. souare aud octneon casi-st4el an
80
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Recommendations

IVNN.
We have In use Mr.. r. Briuiuqhnm Mitchell ri MP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them most valuable MP.
peRdage a great convenience aud an efficient rrutrc
ton against fire.
CHARLES MARN. Richmond.
r. Il. TYLER. do
DIR. ROYSrER, Huguenot SPRING.
ARCHER VAUGHAN, fnrmyille
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
Il. J. GAINES, Chlflottee.
The Pump can be seen in use at DR.. Nm s Morr,s's
Dngud's foundry, and4ul many other places in Lynch.
burg. all Of whom approve their utility and uscfd
ness. The Pump be in Rirl nond al the W Ing
office. They warranted L nh, we'll Tor one ycui,
III NOTICE.--Al netsnr- buying % selling IL,
above articles, are responsible 10 me FOR il,
r. BRlTIlNGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-dts Proprietor.
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HNsURA ECON E'ANy


VALLEY or VIRGINIA. Ar WINCHESTER
Claai,rcd Morch IN. ls52.-Coy31af fJ0.0o0.
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Worms

ne American publishers spcrtllN invite tho uiten
tion OF teerfcllow citizens 20 thc merits al tr uhqve
works feeling assured that uorr Nil atso notu thel
persal wit'oui being eany.rfc cha, they anh-cryc le
best interests 90 Poraas iut"'eenee, md add IN an
eminent degree. To Tie general happiness c uaoo.
by importing a public mind hra,lul stimulus lur
Il liiei. oadOr of intellectual pleasure.
Copies Of ali the above wurks can be un the ia
bles ot The 'YtRGtNAN READING RooN where ~pb-c,ip.
tons will be received. SEPT i-lfs
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VIA SBG!EsssEsiS.- ht growth Of East Ten
y los.as let just received by Roilroad, in good
order aad f., sale by Il. F. SACkEIi
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June 30, 49,
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WnAr ARE THE WHIGs FIGHTING FOR?

We came across the above in an exchange. It
is so easy to satisfy the querist, that we cannot
refrain from doing so. Perhaps it will reform
him. There's much truth in the line While
the lamp holds out to burn &c. Well Sir, the
Wings are fighting for the man who has been
fighting for his country more than forty years
for river improvements-for harbor Improvements
for railroad mprovements-for American in
dustry-for the development of the resources Of
the countIy-for the elevation of our people, so
cially, intellectually and rehgiousy-for the per-
petuation of the Union and the liberties Of our
happy land-for all the vast and varied interests
of the country, which We oesre shall be placed
on a stable and prosperous foundation-for true
men and tired patriotism fine, for SCoTT, Ora
Ram, OUR COUNTRY and VICTORY That's
what we are fighting for. Are not the prizes
valuable beyond comparison, and worth any strug-
gle to secure them! They are-and they stall
he secured. y. y. Bulletin.
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Grand Rally of the wings Mt Syracuse.

On Tuesday evening. the Ire Wings of
this City assembled In front Of the Chippewa Club Room
to the number of over Two Thousand filling the plat
form and street, crowdiDg the bridge, and extending
into Clinton square 1t was, without doubt the largest
meeting in which the City alone represented ever
held here. The cOngregated mass seemed 10 be thor
ougbly nbued with the spirit Of 49, and the demon
strston of the most gratifying and satisfactory
witnessed. II was glorious evidence Of the
feeling Of unanimity and confidence OF success which
pervades the Wing ranks and an additional guarantee
10 those which come to from all quarters OF the
country, OF the strong hold which the noble old Chief
has upon the hearts Of the People Compared with the
demonstration the part of ,he LocoFocos the other
evening, the meeting of Tuesday evening takes the po
on OF an impromptu tribute from the People to the
Man who has devoted long and active life 20 the ser
vice OF his Country PacifcstOr and It's Defender,
the fzzng show Of honor and respect OF those I'M
der the dictslion OF spoiseekers and political hacks.
kellOggs Brass Band was upon the platform, aud pre-
faced the proceedings of the evening with appropriate
music. The boys were, meanwhile, engaged In
building a mammoth bonfire 10 front Of the place Of
meeting, which Illuminated the interesting scene, aud
gave II pleasing effect
After the meeting wau brought to order by James NJ
Tsy or the President OF the Chippewa Club, The Chur
ubusco Glee Club sang campaign song. Daring the
evening they also several other songs In handsome
style, which were duly appreciated by the meeting
Gen B. f. Bruce, OF Madison Co, was then intro.
duced and he proceeded TO address the meeting In
able and forcible speech of nearly an hour He made
powerful argument 10 favor OF Big principles ana
closed with a comparison Of the merits OF the candl
dates doing both good justice His remarks were list
ened 10 with the closest attention, and received mani
fest approval.
Col Jacob Richardson, of Oswego followed In some
very happy remarks and at considerable length advo
Gated the Wing doctrine Of Internal improvements.
There is considerable fun in the Colonel, which he dis
played good advantage and the amusement OF an APP
pTeCiatve audience.
The last speaker Mr. Marsh, Of Oswego, who
made few very excellent remarks. He served up the
big warrior of New Hampshire State after the most ap'
proved style, and not less just in his reference 10
tho Wing candidate.
After closing song by the " Churubusco Glee Club"
ana nine tremendous cheers for SCoTT and GRAHAM.
which will echo In the Of Syracuse Loco Ocos till
they finally "laid up In ordinary In November, the
meeting adjourned. Syracuse Journal.
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The Lnz,ness of Congress.

ferref
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Aug. ii, 1882
A visit to this city during session OF
c,press. will soon convince the most casual OBJ
.,,xer thet different set of men must be sent
I,re to lesisIste for the country, or the Nation
n lose is character for Republican principles,
ssd the people become the servants OF those who
ara intrusted with the wmaking power. Over
.,ht months Of this session of Congress has been
,opsumed and scarcely one single act Of any i'm
srtance to the country has been passed.
The people have expressed their wants in me-
sorals ard petitions, containing statistics coll
scted at great expense and labor These petit
IONS have been referred to Committees without
gsding then contents, and only three regular
Committees in the House have made reports; %
g26 other Committees have all these petitions and
r.morials locked up in their desks, and the country
deprived of the information which they contain
The whole eight months Of the session have been
wasted in frivolous and unmeaning debate, while
,erhaps GO or 20 members have been constantly
bsent from their duties, visiting their homes,
|ODg themselves at watering places, or pro-
noting their own personal popularity by making
tump speeches. Another large portion spend
heir time in franking public documents, and flat
ering their constituents into the belief that they
re very busy here taking care Of their interests.
There never was a session when the cOuntry
smanded more healthy aud judicious legislation,
nd vet the present Congress have done no more
10 the eight months Of this session thaR a bust
less set of men would have done in one month.
Now, what popular regard is due TO such Con-
ness They come to Washington under the
lalary Of So per day, and instead Of discharging
heir duties, they compel the Nation to pay them
The IS, while they are wasting their time
out Of the House during the business hours or
perhaps absent hundreds of miles from the scene
oftbeir duty. IL the people could elect a Con-
uess with sufficient patriotism to deduct the pay
fthe member who did not answer to his name
hily without q sufficient excuse, then selfish con-
alterations would induce them to attend TO BUSH
pess, and we might get clear of this tyranny which
h now practiced. For hold that the Committee
Or member presuming to lock up the memorials
and petitions of the people without acting on
them during the session, commits greater wrong
10 the principles of a Republican people than the
Monarch who would refuse to grant their petit
hOns. In the former case, You are deprived OF
The means of correcting the evil until another
election takes place, and in the latter case the
subject knows that he has been heard and seeks
some other remedy. A lOOkFR-ON.
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quarrel" threatened between our Government
and the Cherokees. lie settled that quarrel
promptly, wisely and humaney. There was
quarrel" also with Black Hawk. That, aiso
was settled. The argus may also have heard OF
the "quarrel" with South Carolina. Gen. Scott
omcably adjusted that quarrel" "a he also did
the quarrel" on our North. Eastern and Canada
borders; and last, though not least, BY his skill
with Mexico.
For every personal "quarre " The Argus can
prove Gen. Scott to have instigated. we will
agree to prove national square" that he has
settled.
The only important "quarrels" in which we re-
member Gen. Pierce to have been engaged were
his "quarrels" with American Industry, River
and Harbor improvements. the Widews OF the
Soldiers Of the war of 1872 and the venerable
Widow Of the lamented Gen. Harrison.
Alb. Eve jour.
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From south America.
BALTIMORE, Friday, Avg - So
=.


A letter received Il, THE American ONCE
= C..,5.s Bava- rnie- date lI.h uls contains some
noIte,l and commercial intelligence. The elections
we're going or. srd created much excitement 4a s.
American residents celebrated TIE FoUT'A Of '1y Wa"
ua,lep., ss.s,s. and grand 5All In 'as evening
The thlrd of TIE Oronoc0 conP-1y 5 -aHas'' vas
- bs launched On the lst Of Aug The Company haa
carried all oppo4.tiou ss.--e All was likely t. prove
monster monopoly.
TIE Lewly e.s-.sd Archbishop @. N9a1z~a'.
msde lis e1tle into Bolivia CT ias ll'A TX AL'
vss received v.h great -n7. lie vas s.-e.ed y .es
present Congress q. WHICH ls Was member sac Us
veto be confirmed By the Pope should the 'oAA- ia
e5r be refa,e5, IL Venez-ear ch--ch i,,eA''A' u
declare is ind pc. ie-cs q. Rome. ,..-.
The crop OF Cofse W. not reach Ioss ;aa- ~ $50
.,i Tobacco atsut 10 90 baskets. MoFs tran 'oo'l
Tje, We expsc.stto - shPpsi that pei' aOl7
H5es rus s: lac Cc4ss &C., Tobacco l1e., Co'o'
=, sE.-s sc s,d i-igo 7'c. UP~ari o. '0', q.
o..- ssr.u11j b, dipped 13."s'' u: a'''' 49,
t-tN -c-wic-
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. OLps reported a bill establishing
certain postrou,es, which was Immediately passed.
Dir GORMAN. from the Committe on
Military Affairs reported bill to restore the civil for
the military superntendency at the National Armore'
AZ Springfield and Harpers Ferry IL referred 10
Committee Of the Whole on the state OF the MON.
The House resumed the consideration OF
the bill declaring the Wheeling sad Bridgeport Bridges
legal structures and post routes.
Mr. WOODWARD concluded his remarks
from Yesterday arguing that under the constitutional
Cau6s 10 regulate commerce among States, Congress
tHd not the judiciary has power over the subject.
THOMAs NJ. HOWE cOntended that the
WheelIg Bridge is serious obstruction to navigation,
and public nuisance in It's present condition
The morning hour having expired, on the
motion Of Mr HoUsToN resolution was adopted to
close the general debate the Army oil In one hour,
and the House then went into Committee 90 this bili
nv. MACE replied 20 speech OF MY
Stevens, Pa) who be said had sough. to make sec.
,obsl issue secure votes for Scott He spoke gen:
ersy the sub ect OF party politics, and la favor Of
Pierce end the Democratic Platform.
Dir. MOORE PA. advocated reform in
our system of Light Houses, saying they will not com.
pare al for utility, efficiency or economy with tnose
Of Europe, and particularly Of England and France
The Committee proceeded to net on the
bl and added an appropriation OF 100000 for extra
nay tie coming year TO the officers aud enlisted men
serving IN California NewMeXico and Oregon.
propriatng SO 900 to the praccsblity OF cames
u be vsed Onthe plains substitutes In part for horses
he said durp. the last two years tnis sub ect
has occupied the attention Of the Secretary OF War
who, from tie evidence beige bin, had come to the
conclusion that those annt4e may be introduced with
great propriey on the plains
Mr.. EVANS advocated the amendment,
giving the qualities of the camel incudin Its wiftness,
whci is superior 70 that Of horse on long Journey,
and has capacity go without water for long periods
Dir. GoRMAN opposed the Amendment
as TO water. Mexico had provided water tanks over
Der Deserts conveyed thereto BY ipouts leading from
the Mountains
Nlr. BI-sELL said he had often seen those
tanks as Dry powder tsik.
Mr.. GoRMAN replied there was no doubt
about tia, but il YVES the most convenient way Of obtain
ing water across the aired plains Sometimes the water
In the tai stagLant butwhie In the army ne was
compelled 10 drink il and make his Coffee OF IL and 90
with the gentleman from Illinois Mr. Bissell)
Mr.. VENABLE spoke in favor OF employ
ipg these ships of tire desert.
Air. MCCoRKLE opposed the amendment
saying the idea Of employing the cameS was novel and
ridiculous, for the northern route 10 Calforna'
q ere was no occasion to be without water for single
hour.
Tie amendment wa, adopted.
The Committee rose. when all the
amendments were concurret In, except that tor The
CANCELS, pen Ing which the House 40 burned