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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-11
Chr 10eehluG azstte.
CITY OF LANCASTER.
Tuesday Morning, Aug no, is5.

THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RArLRoAD.--Col.
Benton has furnished the National Intelli-
gencer with a letter from Mr.. H. Heap, con-
nected with the Central Pacific Railroad
exploring party, under Lieut.. Beale, in
which he states that through the entire
line which the party had explored, cOmpre-
hending fully half the distance between
the boundaries Of Missouri aud California,
and embracing, as is said, the most difficult
portion of the line, the construction Of a
road is not only practicable at an easy grade,
but the country is we'll watered and fertile,
such as to invite ~sstsIeFs and ~cultivators
throughout.
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PUOSGENE LAMPS.

A New aud desirable article recommended
~ economy, comfort and avoiding grease on Car
pets, SC. They only need being seen to induce any
{ e TO purchase them. The public are invited to cal
spl see them at the city Drug Store.
Lancaster June So. EDWARD L. SLOCUM.
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The SULTAS OF Turkey, It is said has ex-
pressed his intention Of devoting all the
plate he lately inherited from his mother to
the purpose Of tho war, its estimated value
is about 4~0,oOo,oOo piastres, The same
resolution has been adopted respecting the
treasures accumulated for centuries in the
grand Mosque,
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RTS5OO ~CmALLENGE..A

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness
w Of a people Is at all times Of the most valuable
Importance. take II for granted that every person
will do all In their power to save the lives OF their
children, and that every person will endeavor to pro-
mote their own health At al sacrifices. feel II 10
be my duty to ~solemnly assure YOU that WORMS, ac-
cording to the opinion Of the most celebrated physi-
clans, are the primary causes Of a large majority Of
diseases to which children and adults are liable; Il
you have an appetite continually changeable from
one kind Of toodto another, bad breath, pain in the
stomach, picking at the nose, hardness and fullness Of
the belly, dry cough, slow fever, pulse irregular; re-
member that all these denote WORMS, and you
should AT oncQ annlv tho ramadv.
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PAINTS. Oils. sc.

O00 Kegs Pure White Lead . bills Venetian Red,
NOO 10 do Red Lead, l do Yellow ochrs,
5 Kegs Dry White Lead, 40 90 Iinseed Oil.
10 do Litharsge 8 do spi Turpentine
100 lbs Chrome Greon. Q DO Japan Varnish
100 do do Yellow 4 DO Copal 10
200 do American Vermillion / do sup coach dose
ust received and for sale at the city Drug Store late
G.. G.. Beck. EDWARD L.. SLOCUM.
Lancaster, June &c, 1851
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PRICE Is CENTS, EACH.


Wholesale agents for Ohio, ]. s. C.. BRAKER1
Cincinnati, Ohio,
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1t is estimated that 1904 coo persons die annually in
the United States, with consumption, and Professor
tberly saws that vast number OF these could be saw
ed by the timely use Of some prompt remedy.
M. HALLS BALsAM srRIKEs at the ROOT Of the
DISEASE AT oScE, and such is its speedy effect, that
any one using il freely according 10 directions for "a
or 4S hours, and not entirely satisfied with its merits
may return it and receive back his money. MONEY
WILL BE cHEERFULLY REFuHpED. The most dis
tressing cough is frequently relieveabv d single dose,
and broken up in q few hours time. The afflicted do
not have to take bottle after bottle before they find
whether this remedy will afford relief or not
Call on the agent and get a pamphlet gratis. THE
IREATIsE on coNsUAIPTIoN alone is worth more
than the price ofthis medicine. You will find eerti-
fcates OF PHYsTcTANs in CINcIENATI, and Of others
whose cures have been effected here at home, where
thew can be found.
The pubic have been imposed upon by remedies
recommended by certificates which have always
originated from some unknown source. We believe
that a medicine possessing real merits will effect
cnres whereverit is used, al home as well as abroad
This is no P%aregoric preparation. but one which il
used in season will save the lives of thousands; and
persons ma makethis bargain with Agents from whom
they purchase, that in every case where it is used
Freely according to directions, and entire satisfaction
is not given in "a or AZ they can return the me-
dicine, and their MONEY will be cheorfully refunded.
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e. BROWN'S

Essence Of jamaica Ginger.
THIS Essence is a preparation Of unusual excel
i lonGe. In ordinary disrrhpa, i~neipicnt cholera,
in short, in all cases Of prostrstiun Of the digestive
functions it IS Of inestimable value, During the pre-.
valence Of epidemic cholera and summer complaints
Of children, 1t is peculiarly ef1cacious; no family or
Individual should be without il.
CAUTIoN-Be sureto get the genuine Essence, which
isprepared only by =. BRowS, at his Drug and chem
icdI STORE, NJ +. corner f.G6h and chesaut.Sireets
PhtladeLphia, and for sale by allthe respectable Apo
thecaries in the Cnitel States
Soldby NJ Y. Krieder, in Lancaster; L. Kali, Rush.
vile, and by Druggists every where. Nov. A
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW UUOAN!
NJ the City Book store. opposite shSoGfer's
Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio
usr KECElVED-Daring Deeds of American he
- roes' Nights In a Block house tho DiscardedDaugh.
Ter INC Australian captiye and the Gold Regions, Dick
WILSON, rfoSts Pictorial history of California, Ex.
ploring Expedition to CaliGornia heVy,de WiJavvorII
frank ~Freeman's Barber Shop, the Nile Boat, Advice
70 Young Men, History Of the Mexican War Napo-
leon and his Mars ais, by ], c. IIeadiey; Noble Deeds
oil woman, Lille OF the Empress Josephine.
April26 John 1rs
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ORANGES AND LEMONS.
A Few Boxes Just received at the city city Drus
IA store. EDWARD l.. SLOCuM.
Lancaster June Qe \
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no dcleteriouI compound 10 a pnTt OF this mixture, II cures
!hese diseases with certainty and celebrity, and does not leavs
It's made Of roots alone, and is purely a Vegetable Prepara-
non, ana mas nothing IN is composition which can In the least
luJure any person under any circumstances Whatever. M.
Inerous certificates of the highest respecilbility are published
IN the pamphlets, which are distributed gnltuiOusly
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ouARANrISE had been established, at lat
est dates at Natchez, Mississippi, to prevent
the yellow fever from reaching that place
aud in all the towns on the Mississippi sani.
iary measures were adopted with a similar
view.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-11

W. Monument to General David Woos.
ter, Of revolutionary fame, is to be finished
on the 9th Of April next,and erected in the
pew cemetrY Of Danbury County, called
Mount Moriah, at an entire cost of $4,000.
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NO COMPROMISE OF CoNsCIENC..

NO COMPROMISE OF CONSCIENC..
JAMES GATES has Just added to his stock, at his
- old stand IN The "~TGlmadge House," a ~largeand
splendid variety of On
WATCHES, CLOCKS, sILvER-N9
EWARE, JEwELRY, &C., &C., RETM
s SR,i pri ice 9 w as s aasPO otSs Of similar e Is nes siSel .&sM
of the same quality can be purchased in the West
His Watches are ofthe best make and of superior
quality. His Clocks are of every variety and ofthe
best manufacture. His lot of SiIveI-Ware is ex-
tensive and cannot fail to please. His JeWelry ia OF
the most beautiful patterns and has been selected with
great care.
He keeps on hand, also, Cutlery, Canes, Looking
Glasses and Plates, Britannia Sets, Musical Instru-
ments, Girandoles, Fans, Pocket Books. Brushes, a
lot OF fine Stationery anda variety OF useful and or
nemental articlcs.
He has taken specialcare in selecting his stock to
anime for themselves. JAMES GATES.
Lancaster, June ~ 6
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

which in all diseases or arrangements OF the femnis fames
distractions, difficulties, painful menStmatiOns, &C., has
effected n cure. This root Is indigenous TO our soil, and found
In large quantities, and as a medicinal property, standa with.
out an equal It forms one Of the compounds in the preparu-
ton, which, rs a whole, Is the best remedy ever given TO .
dcbiitated femnie il Is sure. and the system will be restored
10 health by its use.
For the relief OF ali Sympathetic Diseases attendant on prey
nancy II allays those distressing and painful troubles which
often occur both TO married md unmarried females, md re-
moves those periodical Ob.uucions which arise from taking
cold, sc.
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT. Bilious Dis-
eases, Inflammation If ns Lungs, Coughs, Colds, HoarsG-
Esssss, YNIsAt S0eats. Weakness, &c.. Tor all these diseases no
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Fire Proof Paint.

CHOCOLATE COLOR, a cheap and durable Paint
~ for out side work, just received at
September 7. KAUFMAN g. co.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-11

The OUTBREAK IN VEEEZUELA.-It APP
pears by letters received in Boston, that
though the Government of vcnezuela has
been able to suppress the outbreak In some
provinces II is still raging in others. A let
ter from Laguayrn, says:
"The land is in open revolution, and God
only knows how it will End. The province
OF Cumana has declared her Independence
from the government, and has invited all no.
htlcal refugees to return. Government Is
arming and a prolonged civil war seems in.
sevitable, particularly as the pro, ince of Mar
garita aud several others are Disconnected"
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Administrators Notice.

7 The undersigned has been appointed and qualified
J. as administrator Of the estate OF Nicholas Berry,
deceased, late Of Polk county, Iowa, those concerned
will take notice accordingly
May Cd, 1853 NOAH BEERY-Adm.
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DApER-Ala large lot Of cap, Letter, commercial
Blotting and eounting.house Paper and BianL
Books o. silkinds for sale at the city book store, on.
posite Skaters hotOl. by up
April &c JOHN s. re
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A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NOVELS.
Ethe latest publications, for sale at the city book
Ostore, opposite Sheffer'a hotel, by
April 26, JOHN SEARIHs
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
r HAVE removed my Office FRONT ,llm,d,a,. nj, :.
i to Fosters Building. second aoor, and centinuS ~
give my undivided attention to the sottiement AM
collection Of clalps in Fairfield and adjoining counties
Lancaster, Nov. q, 1852, J.R MUMAUGH.
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CONSUMPTION @WRBDQ9
TESTIMONY or A PHYSICIAN.

MEssRs. BAKER Co: Dear Sirs--The public gnn.
orally are fully aware olthe thousands of remedies
for diseased Lungs, under the titles of SafsapariIIas,
Pills, Pastors, Liniments, etc, that are daily brought
to their not CO through the newspapers. BY way of
advertisements My object in writing this note for
publication, is to induce the pubic. or at least those
who are aIiiiced (fthey will use patent medicinel, TO
use one that contains articles Of REAL USE in puLMo.
NARY DISEASES, lam conscious that, in 10 doipp. I
am acting most unproiessienallY, and derogatory' TO
the interests of medical science and the regular prac.
titioners Of medicine.
The Medicine to which ! refer is "pn. HALL's na1-
SAM For THE LUNes." have prescribed it in a
large number of cases, and ALWAYS WITH SUCCESS.
One case in particular, TO which / wish now TO refer.
was GIVEN UP by several PHYSICIANS who had been
called In consu'tation with mIsolf. The patient had
all tho 8, mptoms of confirmed consumption, such as
cold night sweats, hectic fever, harassing cough, with
continued pain in the lobe Of the right Lung, attended
with severn dlarrhna' lie commenced Immediately
to get better bv the use ofthe above. named medicine,
and was soon restored IT, ibis usua' health! Ihave also
found M gAII's BALsAnG the most valuable Expec.
torpnt for breaking up distressing coughs and colds
that ! have ever used. w. d. WRIGHT, NJ ID.
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THE POLITICAL WORKS OF LORD BYRON
(ASSlAN, Thompson, Kirke White, Moore, shellov
~ upper, Scott, Campbell, Milton, Mrs, HemSns
and Poems OF AmeHa. all for sale at the CITY bool
store, opposite sheIer's hotel, by
April &c. JOHN SEARIFS
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HEuME

vTNHE subscriber has just received a very fine as
n sortment Of the Genuine RousseI PerTumcries,
consisting of genuine Beef Marrow, genuine Bears
Oil. Philocomb and Beef Marrow Pommade, Fine Ex-
tracts for handkerchiefs, etc, etc
Nov. % o. W. KREMER
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q. a. co,
Fire Proof PnimI.

CHOCOLATE COLOR, a cheap and durable Paint
~ for outside work, just received at
September 7. KA9FFMAN r. co.
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NLD Gov. Java and Rio Coffee, Few Orleans su-
gar, Philadelphia crushed do, New Orleans Mo-
lasses, Sugar.house aud Golden Syrup at
May 8. II. B HUNTER b co.
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Uncle TOMS Cnhi,

"A n ~ Uncle Toms Cabin as It is" for sale at the
1Acity Book Store, opposite Shelters Hotel, by
November 10, 1852 JOHN SEARLES.
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UOT F15R

THE subscriber has Just received at his Jewelry
III Shop, one door West Of the Tallmldge mousse, =
lot Of COLTS REV0LPERS, when ne WI
sell At reas enable prices. WALES
lancaster, march24, 1893
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PHILADELPHIA PORTER.
ono Doz. Just received and for sale at the CITY
SOO DRUG STORE. T.. [: SLoCtrM.
Lancaster. June 26 8
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FOR THE LADIES'

FOR THE LADIES.
A FINE Lot Of Albums, Of ali kindaand Gne hook
"a expressly for Tho aides, at the city book store
opposite Shntfer'S hotel, by
April &c. JOHN SEARLEs
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MORE PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.

We, The undersigned, Physicians of Cincinnati. cor
tiliv that Dr.. Wright's statements are entitled to the
%estsconfdence ofthe public, and can rully corrobo-
rate what he has said, having used nm MARS HAL.
SAM in a number of cases, with the happiest e~iFects!l
JS LAWSON. NJ. D.,
WIN C. SMITH. NJ. D..
j JOHNSON VI D..
The Genuine signed go. R. BAKER CO."
For sale by o. W. Kreincr and 4. l.. S'ocum, Lam
caster. March u, 1884
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PLASTER or PARIS, sc
= Barrels Calcined Plaster, 80 do Water Lime, 80
- ground Plaster, Tor sale by L. ID. SLOCUM.
Lancaster, June 26,
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STANBERY & VAN TRUMP,
Attorneys Mt Law.

HAVE Removed Their 0Hiceto the room formerly
Wm.J Reese, Esq. Immediately oppo-
iitethe residence Of DanielSifFord, Esq.
Lancaster, March 13. 1860. %
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RAIL ROAD NOTTCW

Esgsgss5syg5lEa Essls!aslIsszsa EssysSa55SSTE7 A.
AA,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-02-11
From Grahnm's MPgnzinc for February.
i THE REFoRMER. q
BY A. cuRTIs.

.
Calm, and earnest, and unshrinking,
In his study, lone and still,
Sat the great Reformer, timing
sOf the past, and .piomise drinking
= o: the Fulure's good and i'll. pt w
Mild OF mien, but strong Of spirit,
He had scorned deceptive arts:
Fashion swayed him Ices than merit,
And the fame he would inherit
Was the love Of honest hearts.
He had met the worlds derision,
But he yielded not to fear, ....
For the soul inspiring vision
of the future'e bright elysian
Filled his noble heart with cheer.
What tohim were idle praises
AT the 50 :rifce Of right!
What were Foriune's ruddy bazes,.
Or the thrones which triumph raises,
Coming with ban and blight?
Az Imagination bore him ae
Through The fight Of future years,
Doubt and error fed before him,
And halo circled o'er him,
Bright as heavens arched bow appears.
Perfect freedom of opinion .sa
Blessed the glorious coming time;
Virtue held supreme dominion,
And fair Truth, on airy pinion,
Scared in majesty sublime.
Thus comparing past and present
With The future'S destiny,
Hope still made his pathway pleasaSt, d
And ho sheltered King and peasaEt
With his broud philanthropy.
AND at each successive viewing
or the shifting scenes Of life,
Tie was arden,ly pursuing FOL.
Truth and goodness, and renewing
Strength to conquer in the strife.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-01-05

The laborious pleasures of the Christmas holiday
must be the Editors apology to the reader for the
barren character of the Examiner. Christmas comes
but once year; no, say it ProfaneIy. we wish it
never came at all. Time has been when we thought
some sentimental reflections and learned remarks a
necessary seasoning Of Christmas paper; but ex-
perience has taught Us TO regard this holiday as
simply the greatest bore of the season. There is no
Legislature, no Congress-no,hing going on but eat
ing drinking, the hiring Of negroes, and the paying
of bils-,he two last being the least delightful and
most exacting OF all human occupations. Schools
and printing Offices both claim the privileges of the
Sa,urnaa, and custom gives il to them:.hy law less
changeable than those Of the Medes and The Persans
If the reader fuds his newspaper Improbable to-day
he had better console himself with prayers and plum
puddng-or by enclosing the arrears of bis subscrp
iion in letter to this Office Ii he takes tho latel
course we will guarantee him better number mex
time.
Richmond Examiner.
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MESSRs: & Co1RTsis AND CLARKE

AESSRs IRIS AND CLARKE
friend, whose good opinion IS. worth having
fifng 70 Us says my my friendly regards
Ne Courts, with 5 oommendat col ,for. his able
statesmanliks Report & see il: has extended
reputation abroad to the New York peis.ss
truly glad to hear Of Ills eelecton, and Of that
|Sl my old claasmats and friend Ma. Clark
An effort was made at the late session tosin;
Efeass the salary Of the Treasurer and TO provide
3 salsay for q Clerk to the ComptrolleT Th,
Treasurer now receives 81 500, and the Comptroller
$1,000. The increase proposed was not consider
able, and was believed to be demanded and justi-
fed By the greatly augmented duties of thesetwo
officers. In addition to his other labors, it has
been made the duty Of the Treasurer to superutend
the preparation Of coupon bonds and dispose Of
them in the Northern market, if necessary; and
this may add to his expenses, while it will certain
,ly increase his labors and responsibilities. That
officer has already saved thousands of dollars pre-
MUM to the State by the energy and foresight he
has displayed in making sale of State bonds. =
The Comptroller's Office was never better filled,
and never in better condition than now. The
accounts are kept in the best style its immense
masses of papers have been arranged, and indeed,
the whole business committed to Maj. Clarke has
been put upon clearer and more comprehensive
footing than at any former period. But in order
to effect these results he has been compelled to
labor day and night, and in addition to this to
employ a Clerk, whom he has paid for his services
out of his own pocket
Under these circumstances, ,ro think the Iegis-
lature would have been justified by the people in
adding somewhat to the salaries of these officers
and we regret, on their account, that the bills re-
ferred to did not pass.
The truth is, the salaries of some Of our public
officers are insufficient; and it would be sound poll
cy and true economy to increase them. The State
ought to call the first talent into her service; ant
such talent, it must be borne in mind, can only b
commanded and retained by adequate and jus
remuneration.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-01-05

GEORGIA RAILROADS. The Savannah Republican
in publishing the annual report of the Central Rail
road and Banking Co., remarks as follows:
The impression which we derive froIa looking over
all the late reports Of Railroads in Georgia, is that
there is no other system any other State from which
such s,upendous and beneficial results have flowed,
with so little outlay of capital TO no road probably
in this broad land is this remark more applicable
than to- the Central Road. Its operations have out
stripped by far the most sanguine esiimates. Our
readers will not have forgotten that in the report Of
March, 1851, it was represented that the net income
of the road would be at least $375.000 per annum.
The report published This morning shows that the ne,
income has gone mp to the figure Of S507 900. The
gross income is $945 sos %.
We observe with pleasure that il 10 recommended
10 purchase IA new locomotives, in addition to those
now in use, and to have thousand freight in
readiness for the business Of transportation.
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- - - 81 sSVAeHlseEoNsl1eesS7 S7sss
s. q s. SENATE. se...sk
ne chsir Jlld bstars the Senate scompu6icaiion
fum lbs War Depatsment, With Bisfemeht Of The
balances Of appropriations sof sbat de-
b Also, 4 comnunication from the interior Depart
ment, with an account of oaSy pension fund.
On motion 81 Mr. siIer. The select commitses on
the charges against Mr.. Baleti, tis hexican boun-
dary commissioner. suihoszed 10 eplcy clerk.
Mr.. Cass submitted resolution direct an enqui-
~ into the expedency Of grantinx land 70 Michigan
and Wisconsin, 10 aid IN the construction of certain
rai,roads in those States. Adopted. 3. -
The Senate took up The Bill for relief oi Brown.
Russell & Co., and after debate IL was pssseds
Z Mr. Gwin in,sodeeed john resolesior dlsectinx
thatihe ceasus.ofs Eaiifofnia, aken by the
thorities be printed with The relerns of the United
States census and after long debate it was passed
A bill for The relief Of Thomas 3. PaTsons. who in
1903 on the Of Louisiana was lnosed ~ sue
cessfal endeavor To- the lives of sssen American
seamen. among whom was sthe present gommodors
jones, was tiken up. .and passed.
4 A motion to adjourn till Thnrsday was rejected.
The private calender was taken mp, and on mo
lion 10 postpone be 6rsl bill on it, no quorum voted
And after variety of motions, on which no quo-
rum vo,ed, the Senate. adjnn fned. -. :.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
A resolution was Introduced 10 pay Francis H.
Smith, clerk Of the Judiciary committee. daring an
investigation of charges against J. C.sWatsen. Dis
;rct Judge of the District Of Texas which was
adopied, yeas ITO, nays q. - - - skssess.
On motion OF Mr. Sianion. Of Ohio, resolution
was asoptsd, calling for information from the Pfesi.
dent relative 10 claims that have been paid or are
still pending, made by Custom House officers, under
a new construction of the law. x
Mr.. Meacham. Of Vermont. moved that 100000
copies of the report of the of The Cen
sus. be priotrd for the use of members which wss
referred to ths commi,iee on printing
on. nf ihe Senate for conerring the bfevet rank Of
LieRlenant 1eneI.. a. IN, Us. - sssa.
keh ups upon WHICH ss saso > '''S ''S'SSr .-Sssfs