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STATE or LOUISIANA
PARISH % ORGE City VI Ne OIlaana /
ss rsne9erol 9t on Tie 18Th Of Janusry is59 bere NC The
'ab1ri9eta Justice the Peace IN
sly APPEARED AeIandsr Rrnb.r, President lanes t. weor
secretary ct the Home Mutus Insurance
oeug dy secoing law mad So that the above
accounts Just and true from Ike bookso sa
company gpOTIIEE pvss,dsnt
JAaEs H. WHEELsR, Secretary, ~
Sworn aud subsled 18th day OF Jaunrv
G. V. JCNIE, Second Justice 81 the Peace
Of the Parish Of Orleans.
X The Board Of Trustees declared dividend FortyNue
r cont on the earned premiums Of the Company ending
eeemher 81 1882 for which certificates will
tbs LIST OF March
snd loss or damage by Fire, the premium ONCE
lamp street. ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
P praaid
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~ vERMT U6Es.
Tlacr'n Canadian
p. "A. Fnhnessvet't,
Swsiu'B,
Baiiey's,
JAYne's
Challeu's.
6ARshpARn.LAs.
Ar. rowussndig.
Rsilsy'n,
5apic'7,
Wintoap's,
Hrnt1l5,
Esod's,
Fuii'a.
PILE,
rlwharr'G Sugar -coalcl Tufsa'iy'
f4Er's Life.
IoEa'tn Life,
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Fraajitth'G Vegetable Un.va -sAi,
slnYison's Hyseian,
Lec'l New London,
Coopsr'i,
AHdersou's,
wistar'H Gentle PurgAlivo,
Hieoard's Anti bilious Family,
Swayne's Sanalive,
Hsrriek o sugar-coatcd,
Sappington's Fever and Asgus,
Covel'a Rheumatic,
Grgehenberg,
speu0er's Vegetable,
Winer'a Chhinomiis,
Persian,
Allgbssia' Health,
Allebasia' Agpe,
EyEnai ChGmomile,
vandtI'r Anti tili5ur,
lngoldGy's Pile,
iayne's Aguei
flalsey's Gold.
Couch REMEDIES.
ST.. maze Balssin,
Buohlp's iiuDeayiNu,
Dr.. paya's Mid CHEEKY and Ta.,
Winar'a npAne,
Wl.tar .'HHE,
rhrmpfJr ..rarl S4p'he.
Jayne Hl t-rui,
DuueAl rstnrEt,
Bartholr- a-hgl ttor4uk,
Bailey "li Lbr-ry,
asayte ( WA Cherry,
SchncrE' Isi 1H'r Syrup,
New Ew monte SyruF,
Taylor s-iaan L7rfYyor,.
Mohal' P1sn
Elh.sfi's Wild Cherry,
WH8Is Niid Cherry,
Ets aromatic,
tierr,rk's.
Ph-@Rt, as.
swsinl-
Flo BE,
CG'tao's tHI.an Fegetaoll
OINTMENT AND sALEES,
Daley ,iRrr-l Pam "a s-ar'cr,
Ebavisy NaecAsia,
o., Of Ros. i.r
AHbaE El ne
FoSsey'a Master Of pAu.
COM lin,
BrIlg'a yu.ter,
MeAi't,sr's stEgts L
Dsr'orthp @ognt.h.H,
tlarUsob'a SPECIFIC.
TlSiGS.
Rowana's Improved siulgre,
Southern Mixture,
SouIa'I Mixture,
Jayue'6 Han,
fot'F CypriNn Hair,
East India,
Yea Reed :,
Wynknop .,
Bale "a.
az All articles r. the Medicine
will Dr. Hurplied on equally favcrAb
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/ PLAsTERB.
Shrrnsn'sPoor Mans
Allshasl Mans
AlisbRsm diahlhbofBAch,l
The lmpro, ed Poor Msa's,
Jew David'sor Hebrew,
POIer'H Vegetable,
Rrspp'sliiian,
White's Machine Spread SttenEts
aninE,
Whilina'pSsren thcnlrg,
Siti's Imperial,
/ Ha~rick's Royal,
! LINIMESrS.
5u,isT's Zone and FdYer,
H..tIne'a lotion,
y visa iioras,
Iflrnt'a, liaysE', 5siars', - ~,
TOOTH PASTES.
Sherman Compound OuisTooih,
Tnoupron'a Aromatic Tooth,
.olea's Telthache.
LOZENSES,
Fhernsns Cough, Worm Campho
ChiaY'l worm,
Wistar's Cough.
DROPS.
solnmon'H Too,hssho,
Sherman's Toothaehe,
Williams's To .Saohe.i
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thorn's Extract,
Winer's Atrsnum Extract,
CRr,er's Spanish Mixture
Mothers Rene,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial,
vaughn's Dithontrptlo,
lOug0od's Indian Chologozuo,
HHlHsy's Forest Wine,
birs. Haye's Dysentery Cordial,
Cullen's Female Specific,
ICullen'p Indian Vegetable Rsms
Rowand's Magic Lotion,
Bells Army Tincture.
Dagis's Depurgtlye Extract
lAyne's Alternative,
JAyne's Hair Dye,
( Haynes Carminaiiye.
Rowsnd's CaFmiaHtivs,
calm Columbia,
jphan'. Pile Els''usry,
ISnos's Chemical Scar,
Craap.on'a Balsam,
lTl0npaon's Eye water,
Ms. Hsye's Eye WaieT,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Icaes's Hair Restorative,
Iones's Lilly White,
Beal's Hair Restorative,
Soda Powders, C9!ogusi
dera f'ua,
lCiFeAsa'hn Balm,
Balm Of 6 lead,
Roay's Hair Curliug Fllls,
Bgiley's Shaving Cream, ..
Tay,Cr's Shaving CTHau,
Har.fusis Fi.ir Islion.
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J1hn 50aeafsApNr la o. she s4.r5
10 existence. IN hose Wore The
lated Ihe essEed, eios
weak dsheeG. pro1 overweight
and eooress the strength feeble and yielding spirits
dprs5sed me hea broken mind shaken happl
ness desoysd then sSaIsaPala remedy.
nature IN he Performance Of her duty bHces the whole ys
permanently the natural ohstTnona checks
creates and healthy blood ard uparta
Were ales generally adopt he Of world
fSf disease aud nhAppnss7 among
health void h place Of disease would lqceed
ne pad t10e should rave smiles instead CT t1ar pcrtaps
tong ne instead q ono cut abort by eaae m,bls non
continued a1IrrEs aIl Hfdagl. Al that
lls which ds-
hAEaparlla found TO elect 4 t.gs an
preaching tI sioud be Bnpris Of elT5
Of ssllpa ed
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hEAR SIR commenced the use of your
E-F KATHkTRON by accident having little faith
the Of a much service
great pleasure making the fact known for your benefit
bald for some eight years.
Yours, etc. J. CAMPBELL, Rochester, N. J.
tS Sold by JARVIS WOODNAN, corner Of Common AZ Mas
Eine streets, new OfleAls mh2
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Office Home Mutual Insurance COMPANY

UNlC6 hUme MUtuaI insurance Company
OF NEW ORLEANS. S0 "a 90
EF The following s- <y$HsA<tA llsfsyA
'ira Of his company is published in sfsA
rmiiy with the requirements Of their SSS4SsAsZt
AArter
Amonnt premiums policies issued for the year eung
flbt eb3 Il
or Marine
Total Premiums siss,srI 80
tetlfn PREMIUMS F6s9 81
ess Premiums iks terminated (esetye) sSsss
Earned Premuns for the year sss 4s 5s
! aid during the same period for Losses,
Lhses f32,5sh "
Losses. sS,lsl Is
.---. .- si4s ,2S6 %
Amoant reinsurance and lpenses lSsa interest,
Vet earned Profits for he year erding ST. sss 90
The corPany have the t1llowin assets via
Bis receivable, being subscription notes fs4 5In N
ls rieelNaols AT ahors time, premium
a io premiums IN coarse Of collection
~ oh u" 224S n
Total ahiorut OF assets ts1S 800 AZ
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EHOICE VINES. AND LJOJORS -Rptx-
~ IES--S1 q LIE vs 1925. lf5s I,0l and 1906 O.,
saal'tss t'- ~ ~ ''''''' ' ''iio's Pi'es
Oh f. fTrr Psh-,ulo s1r.h side a. Esrt India aI
~ pI evi Gt tt - pt gy,s liberty Oil
a. ,Aly ne tf-ns te t0y, Frag sl,fy Hei.sGk
0 all guniti. - ~ " @'''
fl tln l2 les h 81 CiVll Old Roanoke
.saoi Nyt Wki hiy Fluils Jee; Cordms
every tesenPt9ai GERS bers 4 &c Bt.s hing
"a shs way Of vi N+ and LtU which will be sold
Aol9 ter q a eau D. l1uu5 rs4si or city paper
f g. 81 "a
=" hEN IT. T. r. - YIhR, IS f. va street..
S,tfRAUBS CORN MIhLS.-The subscribers
=. 4@ys always Ca h'ni sa y sss superior o.ya
fieHs Ha with ~ without Con Cfush..s ayaut4.-
slr- Nils IN tta-srt 10 al d. ~ w ID ia
't 81 we ar sig 40 " . tH- .t 'En-5g rN4I14,
- ns h!pnF'. & "a SlfN. - Ni.esl4- s-Fa-t i.r Il
M HlTE LEAD-ln %, 90, 100 and SEQ h.
kag from tbs Atlantic Unon BROOKLYN PseiHe Use, ,D5
ssH 6, FaA&seafs ", u Hsssass, NJ ss
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/. SIRAUB. X. HAZLETT.
Corn.r % Er-lt ard John ars-ss, ii e. matt. Ohio
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,o-,.i-h..- PsILApxLpHIA, September 10, q.
or more since atacked with obstinate hacsDr
ma ,h s.d y tonmoh remedeg such paresour
cry Hud Jar e3E IN few doses three fsarhso Js
atrF cured ne. NJ 'nher, wlnis
spts -" IT, lililsanI paregoTc has been aling D.,
e.7- ''t pest a. slYsfef cough is not 'hslf leo
.-,.s.,s-,., iH0HAs aHILlR 81 Escesi,s,..
'-.'- by rl' tf-oe0l q lF4 laf t-r1 An
'.til i ,fslHEr
1n'rN atl NJ r. iFr5s,f.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-16

nh city VINO mas troubled
o .he mary qis tor several year, which opposed
ro1nie e NM day and night, recently
ere Cola by the
i cherry ard Tar a1 his VIVA 10 Rui
'Shg the arns, al tat tedious
9S now been several years be has taking The ma c
% t- bladder Is entirely
IN bgsita than before be attacked colsuo ava
uc ana leapyang effects
ne AHr IN Inflammation paltttHtinn
' erF9a rem0rsi ETC. 10 any similarly afeted who
'll u he
op sf SO often deceived by medicine
gtvsuHy rsleo those which good and
are gnaned with the gentleman staterer
hoyslone.l f'p"''i'-Tut'''
as wing sAepsnt sfom worthy we'll known citizen,
mas been for several Director
~ aAs usd v.'sousodbees Of henor and responsibility:
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DROUGHT to the First District Police ..
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

IAI0TICE TO PLANTERS, etc.--The BRIDGE
WATER PAINT lii2Es WITH LtsiE-use iseu Ia In,
ts saaked) mired with lh dry BDGEN IiiNFPh1 ~
reduced to b. the adde Of waisI viii
This North
sesr and found the purposes OIL
sss dry In barrels and bali md gIourd oil kegs
6eVsANs Nv ss II tsassssl ksssks, kss,FT ssa Tssa
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mr.. ELLOIrT. VnrEn1NANy srRaroN. would

the citizens this city and its vicinity that he
prepared serd 20 all business his line to his Dr.
hoTea his long Veterinary will him
share Of the public having devoted his
profession ia France and PruS fer the last eight sciy
With The Doctor found At his Stables UNION
STREET between Csoue end Baoane streets, AZ Several fae
BUGGY AND CARNAGE HORSES FOR SALE. oct25 ~
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VAR. DAvIs's SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

AND rAtn nsetcg yube this and yanslsre.
ne4y for CoNSChF1loN BspScin1is, ASTHMA, COUGHS,
CCis character efficacy
Ne aed cine N'rous te5iinoua uay imphisf Tor
ti1p1 attn whieh sue Invited 70 oeaa.
b. proper that Dr. D. Of
Ja%fu t4ht1f rsnstro f the Uu-lg VI PsLGEylssria,
yA1Sl NJ. JOHN D, MORGAN DruFe.sL
rrvsHpEe, Jan ~, lstT,
hai prrr1,aer: Of
hfineoa u.cla o. nale. 'hA' 10 as At-Asi
! Z =
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MEDICAL. CARDS.

nR. +. CHAPPELLIER, Graduate of the
Fou NJ Paris and for thirteen years tionr Of Medicine
Na'che', Mss, has permanently settled at New oans No. "
fnuou strha
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Le I'll th9s4 who saE rzrsa sSgulaus IGge
they VII uSs thiCinfslliole reIuedg v. ''
Ma. J1fs BUttDsdr FOR Ia.
asetei r,h Reformation 7f is cara-r was II
he esfest agony Igi e-ayy remedy nrors or he
r5.a o. aai 7y tElher.tb 1rti tIcrd zi
rPArAyu 5aaie1 "nFt 70 -tr.iT cures Of y
'd - AIS sF7avd Eo1e al r ttsA have
eFrtd lave row rqu Zee lt1s, .ad E-g %
d0uGt cor Ct
b7at t1Hd.r.ne 10 R.su lsln. t5HASl BEiDgFS
UrigutyEn. Clan rDustT, Eg.. bl8y ie 'Ht3.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Anew ADvERTIsEMENT--Let every DO

EW ADVERTISEMENT every body
B. BEAD III.
NO. l.
R. r r.
RfDWfT'S READY RELIEF
u LIE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED - rHF
hEnlSAi. tisIOhf OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
o.. THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
sl stop TIE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINI res o.
~, and VII cure the most obstinate paf RHEUMATIC
slOuRS, W 80 ~ " "
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
hsvartas 10 gyn insan. the
irhg AIMS. "'N
20 TUE SICK AND PAIN.sUFFFRINa OF NEy,
ORLEANS.
Tho are ~ Sys With gilst q th osns complaint,
algI RADWkYS R. ADY RELIEF wg ,uiaethaiT VIII
'SE@ YOU FROM PAIN IN FROM rHPEN 70 FIVE MINUTES,
1T HAS CURHD
IN NINETY CASES O Ut or 4 HUNDRED,
RHEUMATISM ~ -FOUR HOURS
NEURALSlt IN OSF HOUR
GROUP IN TEN NITNtTFs
DIARRHda IN FIETFFN NISiflYs
10oTHkCEE ~ or SEC5ND.
BPAsM ~ EGyE MINUTE.
SICK HEt pkCltz IN FIfHt sFsS MINUTES
chill FEVER An giFlEFE N4TNt TEE
CflLihlAINh IN ktYE 'tlNUTES
SOLE THROAT ~ -FOUR f!iSUTGs.
INFLUENZA ~ ONE if9VP
SPINAL COMPLAINTS STtFF JOiNF. STpATH.s g9tJigrz
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prise The Hon C~IS has tAtoy luotuced into
Congress bin for railroad the Pacfnc OF mnxn noe nj
character which deserves the serious attention ot the
pic aud favorable action of govsfnment
8 Hon. Thomas III Benton called tho aftcnncm of the
nation this subject and formed Sn extensive plan OF
ton. But the plan have gone INTO decay like the
ancient Roman roads IL intended to emulate. Many
rten and said much hat should awaken an intense In.
in such The States and the people
nemoriazed Congress again and again. aud s &C lion
has been taken by the general ALI this time
however, unseen and unnoted this work has
been going on by the energies of szsns. Missouri
hrs moved IN the right direction by commencing railway
toward the Platte valley from ST. Louis. Boston, New
York, and the western cities this parallel rapidly
extending their railroads onward the west until they
are about reaching the Mississippi Dubuque in the State
of Iowa. l#I
they VIII soon cross TO the Missouri at Council
bluHs What point then, we'll calculated this for the
government TO take these lines of
through Iowa and Missouri upon the present OF
petion Il is upon this northern branch from The Eas
and New England that large portion OF the business OF
our country Will concentrate. The commerce OF those in
land and the railroads along their borders must
cessarily be extended the parallel OF latitude
overland that Is preserved through the States The south
portion OF the United States well provided Tor by
water communication flowing into the Gull OF Mexico, al
fodng outlets for their surplus productions But here, with
rapid rocky Ice bound sirenms this kind OF improvement
absolutely Indispensable in order to develop fully the
OF northern regions Cheering prospect how
Waters. already, the eastern shore, the
workmen engaged eveng the way for the iron horse
his western destination"
fro re coNTINUEDJ
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Hon. II s. Bocock.

We observe, from the Richmond Ensuirer, that por-
ton OF the constituents OF this honorable member in pub
lie meeting assembled, adopted the following resolution
in appreciation Of his official conduct:
Rssoived That cordially approve Of the course OF
able and distinguished representative in Congress the Hon
Thomas y Bocock. and that again tender to him
hearty support for reelection,
This is but jus, compliment Mr.. Bocock merits the
applause OF his constituents for his efficient support OF
their interests and Of the political principle. which they
elected him TO maintain. No member has won a more
honorable distinction for devotion to principle and duty
than Mr. Bocock, and trust tina, the wish OF his
stuents may be gratihed in his u. election
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1855;

After the reading of the journal,
MIR JONES, of Tennessee, by leave, reported from the
joint committee appointed 10 and officially notify
the President elect OF his election as President OF the UNI
ted States
Aud the said report in writing having been directed TO
be duly entered the journal OF the House, the regular
order OF business was called for.
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
to be the further consideration OF the Canada reciprocity
bill
The question being on the pending amendments, the
said bill was debated by Mr. TUCK and Mr. TOWNS
HEND for il. and Mr., CLINGM against it.
AT the expiration OF the morning hour, Mr.. STUART
moved proceed 10 the consideration OF business on the
Speakers table.
Mr. JONES, of Tennessee, moved to suspend the
rules TO 60 into Committee of the Whole on the state
of the Union.
But Mr.. KING, OF New York, rising TO privileged
report reported from the committee of conference the
dsagreeing Of the two houses of Congress the
bill TO prevent frauds on the treasury, the terms on
which they recommended compromise between the
House and Senate.
And the said report having been read at length, it
agreed to-
Mr. JONES, of Tennessee demanded the yeas and
nays his motion 10 go into Committee OF the Whole
the state of the Union; which being ordered, II
agreed te-yeas 81, nays 81.
So Mr. BocoCK being called to the chair, the COM
mee proceeded 10 the further consideration OF the In
dian appropriation bill;
When Mr.. HOWARD, who was entitled 10 the floor,
concluded his speech commenced on the day before
Mr. JOHNSON. of Arkansas, next addressed the CON-
mee upon this bill.
The committee then proceeded TO the consideration OF
various proposed amendments TO this bill. which
discussed in hve-minutes speeches by Messrs HOUs-
Arkansas, TOOMBS, WILCOX, JOHNSON of Georgia,
FITCH, HOWARD, HALL. JONES of Tennessee,
DURHAM, MEADE, and LETCHER
The committee then rose, and the House adjourned.
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The inauguration Ball.

II having been asceraned that the President Elect, IN
der the oppressed state OF feeling produced by the ata
accident on the railroad cars from which he and others
great sufferers could enjoy the festivities OF
an inauguration ball. the managers have determined, in
Difference to him. TO give up the enjoyment which has on
former occasions clssed the ceremonies OF The day
The bills for expense. incsed in preparation viii be
presented for payment to John G. Rives
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THURSDAY MORNING. FEB. "a, 1898.


SESArK-Mr Hunter reported that the committee APP
pointed for that purpose had waited on the President
elect and notified him OF his election 10 which he sig
Mined his acceptance aud committee appointed tc
make the necessary arrangements for the Inauguration
ceremonies
The army appropriation bill was taken up, and debated
until the hour of adj ul nment.
HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES, Jones, Of Tenes.
see reported fIom the joint committee appointed 10 wal
on and notify the President elect OF his election. The
Canada reciprocity bill, which was next taken up, wal
then debated until the conclusion of the morning hour BY
Mr. Tuck, Mr.. Clngman. and Mr.. Townshend Going
afterwards into Committee of the Whole on the stat,
of the Union, (Mr Bocock in the chair) the balance Of
the days session devoted 10 the further consdera
lion OF the Indian appropriation BILL upon which Messrs
Howard and Johnson of Arkansas spoke at length be
fore the various amendments proposed discussed il
hve-mlnutes speeches by many members
The joint committee OF the two houses. appointed Il
specvey as President and Vice President of the United
States, as ascertained by the official inspection Of the
electoral votes of the several States on the day before
yesterday waited Gen. Pierce in the performance
the duty assigned to them By reference to the report
of yesterdays proceedings in the Senate given in an
other column will be seen that Senator Hunter reporte,
the result OF the interview to that body including III,
brief and appropriate remarks of the President, Elect
the occasion. similar report, from the same commit
tee. made in the House of Representatives by Mr.
Jones OF Tennessee.
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by y. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,onecr,

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS At PuBLlC SALE,
On Friday afternoon February 2sh ~ oc,oos, on ms
O. ID, " and being suodvons OF
No, ot, situated al he corner OF h
subdivisions ~ y,
18th street. with nm oep o. nv
10 the corner lot and has sfront
~ 90 nobe. on IAN by 10 inches Msssohu
subdivision fronts % feet on MASSACHUSETTS, avenue,
with a dept Of 1850 feet to a 10 feet alley
These handsomely located with INC proper grade IN the
most delightful part o city for private residences
One residue In two equal payments At
and twelve months with interest, and secured by deed OF trust
~ JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
Auctioneer.
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THE SUBSCRIBER has eligible room suitable for
wife, and suitable for single gentleman
which will be ready with board ffem LIST March.
Location between and n. The beet references
mill he required Application be made premises
Voh Ip-dta THO6. II, WORTHINGTOE.
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The SPEAKER laid before the House communica-
ton IRON Commodore jones' OF the United States navy.
In reply 10 certain charges alleged BY him TO have been
made against his character in The committee room oil the
Committee on Naval Affairs which having been read
al length Tor the Information OF the House,
Mr.. BOCOCk moved The reference OF the said COM
municallon and accompanying documents 10 the Commit
lee on Naval Affairs, and that they be printed.
DIR. JONES, OF Tennessee, suggested that 1t was moi
customary 10 print such private papers al this stage OF
proceedings on them.
Mr.. STANLY argued against the motion to print, un
ess other papers bearing on the same subject should be
ordered to be printed with them In the course OF these
remarks Mr. 5. argued against the Mccormick claim !"
Mr. BoCoCK replied 10 the remarks OF Mr. s.
Mr.. STANLY moved TO so amend the motion to print
that il should embrace the papers bearing the
/" Mccormick calm;" agreed to
The SPEAKER next laid before the House. from his
table. the bill for the relief OF Josiah Pitcher TO which
Senate amendment pending. and the said amend.
ment was then read and agreed 70.
The motion for reference and the amended motion TO
print were then agreed to-
regulating the fees of officers of United States courts,
and for other purposes, with sundy Senate amendments
all OF which were read and agreed to.
After few remarks in explanation from MIR. Nc
Mr. HOUSTON moved to suspend the rules TO go into
a Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the Union
On motion Of Mr. STUART The usual resolution to close
debate on the pending Indian Appropriation bill in two
hours alter should be next again taken up In Commit
tee OF the Whole the state OF the Unon adopted.
And them the rules being suspended, the House went
into Committee of the Whole the state of the Union
MIR. BococX in the chair wherein the Indian appro-
priaton bill being taken up, the committee addressed
at length by Messrs. JOHNSON, OF Arkansas, GID
DlNGS, FITCH, and HOWARD.
This bill being next laid aside.
The committee proceeded TO consider the annual Mill
ary Academy appropriation bill, which discussed in
conversational debate by Messs. STANLEY, ORR,
HOUSTON, TOOMBS, STEVENS, JONES of Tennes.
see, and others II then laid aside TO be favoraby
reported upon
The committee next rose and the Chairman having
ported, shortly afterwards the House adjourned.
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