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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-27


IT ERE is YOUR REAEDY!-EIoLh0
| Nsa'5 sssN"MESr. u MOST MtsAc.
uLors CURE OF bAD LEGS, AFTER 13 YEARs
SUFFERING.
Eahact Of Letter f ON Dir. Nm. Cabin, of
70 81 .NHyis Sheet Weymouth, dated
boy 18Th. 1851.
To Professor Ho.iowsy:
Sir--At the age Of IS, my wife (who is now
Gl} Caught violent cold. which settled in her
legs. and ever since that time they have been
more OF less sore, and greatly inflamed. ,lIeI
asoiiies were disracting, and for mouths together
she was deprived entirely of rest and sleep.--
Every remedy tina, mesical men advised, was
tried, but without eht ether health suffered Sc
vereIy, and the state OF her legs was terrible
| had often read your advertisements and adj
vised her 10 try your Pills and Ointment; and .
as last resource after every other remedy had
proved useless she consented to do 50. She
commenced SIX weeks a 20, ana strange to relate
is row iii good health Her legs are painless
without seam or car, and her health solihd and
| nndistnrhed. Could you have Witnesse the
suierings o! my wife during the last AZ years
and eenirasted them with her present enio, iae nj
of health You would indeed feed dc lighted in hav-
Ing been the means oil so greatly allesating The
suIIerings=e i fellow creature.
fsigned) WILLIAM sGALPIN.
A PERSON 10 WEARS OF AGE CURED OF
BAp LEG OF 30YEA.ts STANDING
Copy ofa Leterf.om Mr HIM Abts, Builder
q Gas Oeeas Of Rushclfe; near HID.
dersfeh, daied Nay 5ist 1851
To Professor iioLLowAY,--D Dear Sif-I suf.
sfered fer fefiot OF thirty years from bad leg
The result OF two or three different accidents al
the Gas Works, accompanied BY scoIbuiic symp.
| toms. had recourse 10 variety oil medical adj.
vice, without deriving any benefit. and wa even
told that the leg must be aifgutated. yet in op-
position t. thai opinion, your piiis and Ointlneft
! pH
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-27
WAR IN EUROPE,
FURNITURE IN srArrNroN

O|s@s1 : w IN SIAUNTON.
,EliE.rc recent arrI' ais fom Europe Indicate that
hos'lltles IN between Russia and turkey
are ahoo' TO Commence. simultaneously with
the reduction in The price of FURNIl TURF IN
Saunion, III the Ware Rooms OF the under
: led where can be found The largest and
handsomest stock ever exhibited in lie. Valley
consisting IN part of large variety CT fiue
Bureaus about dozen Sofas, at different pr-
cces, 80 dozen cane BE- ON chairs, loo Rock.
Jug chairs, of various XII, Il, and a 4 prices, sc.
&c,, all Of which will be- aid awfitiy cheap.-
Call quick, before the stock is OIL.
Nov. -, 1858. A. D. CHANDLER.
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Jilne 2D.1S33.-
sR EE% :
80

'ESfIE. @pli-kn0wu superiority Of the q ysr-
-1IIs 1yAEgx'ssD eSgIyxs
Axes. has Induced some manufacturers To Siam
their axes II. COLLINS, ard such axes are tie
Gurnlh shli "a my manufactures.
The GENUINE COLLINS ANF,s u hie!l have
been nude under my direction sipf ri.9af., ha,
twenty. five yeats and wtleh have srs;lnee
such an aaivailed reputation, are. Ievariatl,
stamped COLLINS & co, HARFFuRD-
They are to be found at our Delo, il, the Ell, @
New York. and at the pliuerai Hardware Store.
in the lafge cities. SAMiL VI. COLLINS.
Apli i, iS53.-1y.
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2A0 Acres.

100 Of which are clea ed. with wear mile OF
plank teuee. well pni up with laersl Po,'s. OF
he cleared land there are at least SO acres OF
bottom, oi rood qualiis, and lying in siet,l ol a
merchant Mil propelled bv never feiiiaq
stream. The upland in Timber is oil nend quail.
y for " heal and clover. The Turnpike Ias--
iqg through the premises. will make il coiyeni.
ellt 10 The L. Real uow in pr9ares- of oealiot
from S,rasbura 10 The Coal Fields OF Paddy Town.
individuals Nishlno to purchases will address HE
Subscriber =, Smiths Gap, Hampshire county,
Faeaia, OF view tie premises.
A.B. HAYDEN.
lime On 1253-,r
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TO THE PUBLIC.

CEsHE undersigned grateful 10 the public 60,
- The patronage extended him heretofore. res.
pecifuly Informs them shat he has just receiy.
Ell fion The North large stock Of Confectitna.
res, and Fancy Articles, which he will sell low
tor cash.
He has also on hand, aud will keep constant.
ly during the season:
FIELDS OYSTERS, 50
o. Baltimore, in Ca.is and half Cans; Raw
r,ied, aud slewed. sc. &c ; daily received by
Ctas II Sanpe, at Stanton, Va, Coniectiona
rles o. every description. Fruit Of all kinds. and
be had al my Store.
snaeks can be had. always by 10 o'clock.
CHAS. H. SAUPE.
Main Street. opposite Union Hall Bniltioa,.
Oct. 10. 1858. ss1a
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-27
LIVER COM pL.hlnT,
I'D VS. Es IL ~ S Y 10,
MANNHEIM.

Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease Of
the Kidneys, and all diseases arising
from disordered Lirer or Stomach;
snch as Constipation, inward Piles, Fulness y
Blood to the head Aedliy oil the stomach
Nausea Heartburn, Digest for Food, Ful!uess
or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Efnciations,
Sinking or FIuierine at the PHI OF the S.orn-
aeh, Swimming oil the Head, Hurried ard
Eiflicult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart
Choking or Suflocatiug Sensations When in a
lying posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots OF
Webs before the sight, Fever ard DGll Pain
in the Head, Deficiency of Preparation, Vel
lowness Of the Skin & Eyes, Pain in ,ht
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c. Sudden Flush
es of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Cons'an
Imapinings Of evil, and Great Depression o
Spirits.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-27
NEW CONCERN.

rTflE undersigned has oren,d the Saddle
~ Harness and Trunk making in S'auuln,
on the Conner between the Virginia Hotel &
Bell Tavern in The house known as the Mosby
property, where tie is prepared 10 furnish
everything in his line al he shortest notice. From
his long experience in The business, and being
practical workman himself, he feels assured
that he can render iul abstraction to all who
may avor him with lhei paronaae; all work
wanantd, as he keeps now, hut his own man
uiacinre on hand.
Dee 10, 1853 GEO. Nj. GILBERT
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10 600 REGALlA sEGARs, 75.Oou
WV Havana do, assorted hands, 20
90 old Principe Sesars, SO. 900 Spanish do.
10000 Hall do, so gross Matches, 2eo0 Pipe
tens, 30 barrels Smoking Tobacco, goo Reams
Wrapping Paper, assorted ~
z. T. COCHRAN & co.
Stanton, Nov. 20 1852
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MIR. WILLIAM THOMPSON, s. F.. corner of Ba
more ard South Streets, is an authorized a.en
tho city OF Baltimore; to receive Snhscrip
advertisements, sc, for the indicator.
Mr. V.B. PALMER, American Newspaper and
Advertising agent in the cities Of Philadelphia,
New York AMI Boston, has been appointed a.
gent fer receiving and forwarding subscriptions
aid lvertsements for this paper, at has Offices
those cities respectively, viz:
PHILADELPHIA, n. w Corner Of Third and
Shesnut Streets.
New York No. 80, Ann Street.
BosToN, No. IA, State Street.
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j. M. CONRAD.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,

Garry Street, second door ADORE 10, Rich
moad Va,
EAOES Commission business exclusively in
~ The sale OF Country Produce and purchase
Of Goods 10 order He respectfully suliai,s con
sgumenls, aud promises all the satisfaction
which he can hope to render by digent and
iil'hfnl attention to such Interests as NAV be
c"nilled 10 him. Liberal advances will be
made on produce in hand when desired.
Richmond, Oct, 3, lS53-ly.
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Ca binet and Chair Making.
DAVID M. GARNER:

EEA AS commenced the above business on his
AZ own hook, in the Old Mil Property, aud is
now prepared TO ill all orders lor E~~,
CAAlRS, TABLES, BUREAUS, ETy1
aud every thing in his line Of bus lS2H
mess. Having devoted many kes.9
years To the business and being iLF~A
one oil Inc hest turner's in The State ~Fa
he feels satisfied Thai he can give
general satisfaction. All he wants is for The
public 10 give him fair tia and il he lon'l
furnish them such work as they want, he'll
knock under.
September 5, 1858.
N. B.-l want to employ cool cabinet.
maker one who understands his business well.
For such a one will fair wages, aud constant
employment,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-27
ATTENTION, WOOL-GROW
Frs.

VyHE STAUNTON WOODEN FACTORY
4 respectfully invite yenr attention to their
arge and varied assortment of WooLEN Goops,
consisting OF Kerseys, Jeans, Saliinets, Plaid
Striped ard Plain Colored Lnseys Bed and Ne.
gro Blankets, both Colored and White. They
are also manufacturing Yarns of various grades
aud coors, which they offer in exchange for
Wool on moderate terms, at the highest market
price for Wool.
The patronage of all traders and consumers
who appreciate goods for their real value, is re.
spec,iuliy solicited for these manufactured by
US, as we think some indncement can be held
out TO purchasers OF this description OF Goods.
ID. W. KENNEDY, Superintendent.
n. B.-We wish to purchase Sc, coo lbs of
Wool, for which we will exchange Goods or
give the highest Cash Market Price.
May %, lS53.-tf. d. w. X.
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MORE EVIDENCE

J. G Moore. Esq. of the Daily News, said
o. lober Sis, -
'.DR. HooFLAAD's GERMAN BlrTERs
are trying This renew ned medicine lor II stubborn
disease of The bowels, and can with truth testify
10 It's i1ieacy. We have taken the contents
Two BOTTLES. and we have derived more bene Ii
from the experiment Than we derived previous.
~ from years OF allupathie treatment al the
hands Of our first ply sciaus.a
Hon. c. d. Hineline, Mayor Of the City OF
Camden, y. j.. saws:
sHooFLAND's GERMAN BiTTERs-We have
cen many ilatiering notices Of this medicine.
nj the source from which they came Induced
Us to make inquiry respecting its merits. From
inquiry We We're persuaded to use il, and must
say We fOnHd ii specific in It's atilon upon dis
eases oil the liver and digestive organ, anil the
powerful influence il eXerts upon Nervous pros
tralon, is really surprising. Il Gains and
strengthens the nerves. bringing them into a
Stale OF lepose, making sleep refreshing.
Ii This medicine was more generally used, we
are satisfied there would he less sickness, a.
from the stomach, liver aud nervous system, the
urea. niaiefy oil real and imaginary diseases
emanate Have Them in healthy condition
and you can bid defiance + epKitrnirs general
". This extraordinary medicine we would
advise cur friends who ave at all iniisposed TO
give a lra-it will recommend i'sell. 1t should
in fact be in every family. No other medicine
can produce snch evidences of nerit.o
For sale wholesale and retail a:
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 100 Arch street, one door below Sikh Phil
adelphia, aud by respectable dealers generally
throughout the country.
Sold in Stanton by 7. P. s. ]. b Eskridae
Laird Trmhle, aud By Dealers in Medicines
every where.
Auorst IL 1SJ3-lv
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Their power over the above diseases is not
excelled il equaea by any other preparation
in the United States. as the cures attest, in ma
ny cases after skili,l physicians bad failed.
These Btiers are worthy the attention OF in
va'ias Possessing great virtues in The rec'ifi-
cation OF diseases OF the Liver and lesser glands,
exercising the mos, searching powers in weak.
ness and affections of the digestive organs, they
are Witba1 safe certain and Pleasant.
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S'VAUE 200, Va.

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gygss H E subscribers lave just been on TO the
Il North. and laid in an assorted aud superior
quality OF Fo.eial and Domestic Marble, out OF
which they will manufacture, III The mesl olk
maHllke maBuer,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-27
BENIGIiIED IGNORANCE,

EFT EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND PONDER
No husband or ie need be ignorant OF " hal
concerns them most 10 know 10 secure their
health and happiness, and their ptcuhiary pros
pefiiy. That knowledge is contained in a little
work entitled
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MONUMENTS, ToMEsToNfs, MAN
TIES, FABLE-i,opS

and every other article in Heir ine--and in I'D
'lItIon TO the above ,ney are getting up some u
The finest Tick Head Stones v IT'D The most ap.
prnpt!as.e devices ever hetole Offered III this
81. &C..
Allofaess from the coniiry punctnaiy at
, tended 10.
Slaunton, August 9, 1852.
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II WHITE. PATTON & co.
LAVE Just received additional supplies oil
Groceries, Salt, Coffee. Sugar, Cheese, &C.,
All on the lowest terms.
Nov 2S, 1853.
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,ed The above husinfss on his
II the Old Mil Property, aud Is
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DR.. Smith has discovered IA new method hy
which he can cure the worst TORN Of structure,
aid that Mlhout pain or Inconvenience to the
patient. Irritation OF the urehra, Or PROSTATE
glands, or neck OF the bladder, is sometimes
mistaken Tor structure by geileral practitioners
OF challalails.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
FoR .BUNcoMB."


10 the House Of Representatives, Monday last, Mr..
Faulkner asked leave to offer resolution hat the ecm
ttee on the Judiciary be instructed inquire into the
facts connected with the recent death Of James Bache
der. deputy marshal Of the United States, who was
murdered in Boston Friday last, while engaged in
enforcing law Of the Union against violent and trea-
sonahls mob and II they find. reported he kill
"a while in the faithful performance Of patriotic duty,
and has left widow and children they farheF be in.
,tructed to report ab making proper and liberal
provision for their relief .
This is all very vel, -<but we would ask where in
the Constitution be found the clause approPratns
the public money for such purposes when President
Pierce cannot find clause 70 give land to the Insane =
Would he not veto such provision
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
THE yosr.,S pIor.

The late eutbEes in Bostun oeeasohed BY DE arrest
u fugitive sIave, is probably Of series likely 10
grow out Il The new slavery sgiistion- TheiUn
States csef are doing all that l. reasonable to execute
The Iaws and il is hoped viii be abs 10 mainaia their
suprenacy. Bat there can be 20 doubt that tne A'o
son forces In the North have gained strength By the
passage o. he Nebraska BILL Il has gives professional
sritaiors an excuse for new excitement,
corresponding feeling Of resentment will beawaken
cd IN tie soash and the danger d disunon is greatly in
ercs.sd. Mr., BRooxs Of So.th Carolina declared in
the House Of Representatives, that there thousands in
the souh who hrsi for dsunion the hart Pants for
the water brock. II viii be difficult matter Il half
dozen fugitive hsPpea in year-sueh as that at
Boston, 10 break up Al fralernal feeling between the
North and South
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
.Tmg fEcLIPsE.

TIE Eclipse as the Richmond Dispairh saysl
came "a on Fnday, according 70 sppoiaSmeal.-
The prineip pal performers, the sun ard moon were
ptaeiuai - a minuie. The eclipse commenced a.
The Il pc indicated BY iht Dispatch, a. well as onr
ewes, with The hep " a liIsle smoked ga-s, could
disccrn
The AFFAIR was obserfed by great many people.
II Il long time siace 50 many was look NJ ii cav
enwarat Smoked glass was 10 great acquisition,
especially among the laFeniles- While more than
one groap Of citizens, sun-gsEine untii they got
thirsty keaied themselves VI The rid Of other kads
OF glasses aud 10 a brief time saw more cc.ipses
tan the almanac promised
on III whole, the exhibition gave great sa,isfsc
lion. MOI one euvioos cloud mafred the beauty 81
lhe spectacle Some persons were Inclined 70 pro-
nounce i failure; bat thefe are people sefuhi Of
the dark side OF things that nothing bal The mid
nigh, gloom Of Egypt would satisfy them. Il will
be long before such phenomenon will b seen
again. Before that period. deeper aud longer
eclipse viii have passed over many an eye that IS
bright and gladstone today.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
AN = LoPesiEN


"A passenger BY tile Ella tkforts,age of Monday,
Isags Till Sheibyrille News has given the fol-
Irving accoant OF an eldpement in Anderson coun-
III on The nis ht of tie a0h inst The particulars
aere related 10 our irena b Tie injured husband
toA Mrs :Daviisbn. residing few miles lrdsn
EhwTencehurg XVI, lcf her home tin lastSafur-
ttay night il company wHh married man--- whq,
N lie way IL as so|her b4olhef-i law. The gG :
III woman rot ualy ala ldpned him 70 Whom SUE
Had y. saged vows ot liAality atghs marriage altar,
lg also dest rsd twp heiPless caidrsn one 81 rs
asba6eFpo fear CID. Mr.. D was awakened abot t
eleven o'elolK on ha night in question, by e
aboqbins 1T his Youngest child, ANA then discover.
s4i,ihat his ivif. had disappeared: The aesf was
finl earn bat the lildhRl taken fight Upon go
ib. ID tue dobr Re observed BIZ wife and her para
I'LL oar 4 shout DISTANCE ffam the house aid first
sdRiefn}ined 10 shoolIlhe I'll bat reelection, con
.c3u3ed II Ter them Escape unframed. The mes'
sggtatg,ef feature II thf case, however and that
Mhieh seemed 70 ailfcl tho torsaken husband mofe
Kan the loss;a his iFal partner was. that s man
ib,hose namtMas npt giFen9 had. borrowed money
~ him Un SEturdar m orlIug. which WAS doubtless
.Fed il CARVING If his wife! The Iunaways also
isok with hem a fine horse, valued al Ssla0, gei
Match and oshef articles OF value 3s4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01


he uewspeagrrs Il ws,kirriuu arc writing sbeus
:, expected Messsse Of war-ls ehars<fer % reE.Ed
u Cha The frssid~nt ssut - several messages IN
&rdns % lissdsy bst teir eos,ests not knovn.
sh lrue. the kaaiItraiion beFins % seed one sew
s.ricn q he public ritentou since the passage of the
Nsbr,sks bil, and Cabs nay saard ikeme; bat ne
btskeshef uajesty d cousrr'. ii b foaad dis
po,.d 70 eseousse crusade asnias, spain At ths par
tieslar jnneture
The Nsbssska bin. uil de Badger Prrriso Wil.oot
amended. /, snd The right Of suffrage Eranted % asns
hss hot exeiied any psreuilr Joy IN the soath Indeed
n sesgstioB q the suheet viii prove dat tbs soush
~ been huabugged She start fair ia the race
bee.sse tere protection for slaves in Kansas or
Nebraska ard slready Northern and Foreigners are
ready % settie The Terriiori.s.
The boast has been that "a principle Ia. been estab
isheds Hso. Il ]. the principle Of ecH,i0n Of nesroes
Ii little While the great body q me Northern people
win f.vor The measure because they gain eyeryshivs
and he sough nofhing- whilst il affords r,adins
theme foF professional Abolitionists.
h The vietvy worth kuudred guns 10 dc ssgih -
Time viii soon tell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

Congress begins 70 talk Of an adjournment The 81
Of July rcsoleton that effect having been passed in
the Senate on Tuesday. Mr.. DousLAs is Asoutto IN
rodace bill provide that the annual meeting Of Con-
sress hereafter be on the first Monday Of October.
There yet much unfinished business, Congress the
last three months having done little more than TO discuss
the Nebraska bill, measure Of unmtgated mischief
We think il probable that the House Of Representa-
tives will agIee to the resolution for adjournment TO
meet again ia October. bare quor1In lis members,
out Of s3s voted on Tuesday upon the Deficiency BILL
The Senate seems to be taking action the Veto at
livery gentle pace. The Homestead bill also drags its
slow length along.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
TmE ARsIURIEs.

Il is1nderstood that the Committee On Military Ar
fairs Of the House Of Representatives, hasagreed 70 re-
port 10 favor Of restoration Of the Civil Super ntenden-
ey Of the Arnories but The House has received
cris FIR the last two months. The raroas Committees
Sre loaded with reports but Nebraska considered Of
more Importance than any thing else and al Other in
teresia great and small, have been made subseryient
II said there already scme half dozen asPirants
for the superaiendeneies at Springfield and Hapers
Ferry. OF course, political partisan is the best qaali-
fed PersOafo make guns lie has had practice with the
long bosr and therefore be adept in all warke
,nSf,ers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
! ssiALL5NOTEs.

This dsy the new law forbidding the circulation
Of small notes is 70 go into operation. The Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury has sent TO The Collector at
Richmond $40 0o0 in small gold pieces and $40
600 in small silver pieces, to aid the public in
making change. lie has offered to furnish as
much as s3ee 900. But this will afford only par
tial relief Other portions Of th- State cannot be
thus accommodated, except, perhaps, Norfolk, Pc
tersbnrg andAlexandria.
II any or our det.,Es desire to ssRa Aome their
spare Corporation notes We can accommodate
them to he amount OF a few hundred. Our-rc-
clips shall be written in our best style Of penman-
skin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01


Ia ths senate, Ht1atsley, Mr. Benjamin pre-
senled II Tssclnifo4s Il shc Legislature Of LOUIS
faaa on THE subject 1T the Affcanixs lion OF Gu
la, yhsehs alter some debate b NJ ssrs clayton,
BeajaIainiand Sewkrs, we're reisEred 70 me Com
knjiiee bn Foreign Keasoas.
pezrce nisyed, What Is known as ne Csayson a.
iasudmens 10 exclade nnnaluraiixed foreigner
from he t;ght Of suffrage in ihe Territories. g
pmeadmcrs was snppoFsed BY Messrss Peafee, bfee-
rbead, Badsyer, Baler. and Bell, and opposed y
Messrs AtiAison Pelsit Homer, Nv 4lker. Toomss,
snd Pratt. No question was taken before me aa-
ioaruusent
The Hobse 81 Representatives postponed TIE spe-
tfal order Hhe pseikc railroad bin, and tsen wen1
into coEdii,tee Of the Whole on The state OF ne
Union on he amendments 81 the Senate g me ae-
kciener biEl. Without concluding action thereon,
she Committee rose, and the House adjourned
y The Senate was net II session tsaeag,
II TIE Ilcase OF Representatives disposed Of the
4natess Amendments ID the Deficiency bill. adopt
/ log some Ct them and reiectiag others
| An adjournment until Monday toeS place.
Ia he Slnaie 1foadag. The Indian appropriation
ill was passed. The Deficiency blu was laSsen
| ID aud th4 Senate Insisted on all lis amendments
| which had been disagreed 10 BY The House, and
1 asked cchmhtee ST conference.
/ i The resolution directing the printing oil S4s300
Additional topies Of he agricultural part u The Pa
/ tent ufiiees port was Reconstructed the number
WIS increased 10 10 e0a and the work was direct
/ vi 10 be stne BY The Senate prinser The resou
] ii,n a. AMENDED was then adopted The bin aa.
/ thstisfns ssld e6ins 1.-THE value respectively o
| 500 and $50, was taken mp. reaasana then post
| baned Aner an executive session, the Senate ad
/ horned
/ 4 In The House al REPRESENTATIVES, Mt Fas'Gnel
/ made en- isisisctaal eaJn1o introduce tesoigtioa
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