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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-09-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

- ALI OF REAL ESTATE-Bf. order Of
~ the Court Of Probate; on the 5lh day OF OetObe,
A. D. 1854, Ht O'Clock In the aftefnoBn, on the
premises, will be sold 70 the highest bidder tie follow
Ing Real Bste as the property OF James H0skins,
ceased 10 wit; One piece 0f land sth1e In The
ship Of Palmyra, IN the county Of Portage, Ohio;
known as being the noeh part Of LOT No. IL. bounded
- follows: commencing at the NOrth, East cerner o
said lot No. H. thence West he kQfth line Of said
lot 70 the NorhWeSt corner OF said lot thenee Sout
on ihe West line Of said lot y two rods, thence East
oy ane running parallel said lot with the rs
menuoneo nhei thence north the East line Of said
oI, 70 tAe place OF beginning, oniainng So acres oi
snd also, another piece ofand situate In the town
snip OF Deerneld In the county OF Portage, aforesaid,
known as being part OF lots No o. and 95 bounded
follows: Beginning at post standing seven chains
and % links East Of the North East corner on ot No
9 thence East 70 chains and p links thence south 2s
ehainsand SO links; thence West 20 chains 10 the Ras
line oflot No e5; thence south chains 20 lines ~
the center Of The highway; thence Norh 45i degrees
West - chnins 81 linksto post thence North "a de.
grees East6 chains and links ~ post thence East
u chains and % links 10 post Norh East Is degrees
West 10 chains, "a links to the place OF beginning con-
timing 80 acres of land; Also, other piece Of land
situate in said township Of Deerheld; known as being
part Of lot No. 50, commencing at the South East
ner Of said lot No. So thence West along the South line
to the Southwest corner thence North so far that
shall coAaiV a2 acres Of land The 50 acres appraised
at s9OOO.00. The 50 of land OH lots No 90 and
9 81 praised al SfcgO. The 50 acres ofland in Pal
my appraised at s 1900.
Terms made known at the safe. -
JACOB V. NELL,
CHARLOTTE HoSKINs.3 Ao'ni''is''a'ors'
August 90, 1854. 4T8-4w
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GP DR.. Hoohand's German Bittyrs, pr par ID by Dr.
c. NJ. Jackson, are justly rec&oncd anol gst most
vslnable mcdicinesf In cases ofdysl bsu It acts like
maggie Strengthening the tone of the stomach stiinnlat
ing the digestive powers and giving ruddy health to the
cheek and brightness to the eye. There thousands
in this community who can testify to their virtues, aud
thousands wifi hereafter add their testimony.
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NEW CABINET FURNITURE.
D.. WNRE-ROOMS,
3 doors East Of the PhHnix RiOcEx

THE Subscriber having gone into the Fur
l. niture business very extensively, is -epared td
furnish his customers with Furniture of the latest and
best styles.
As have on hand and am receiving daily from the
well known establishment Of M. Demcrest of Free
dom, largeass0rtment of rich and and common Eur
pitnre of every description, to particular
ise, all of which in style and workmanship warrant
Led 10 be equal to my in this market. ), >,
My facilities for manufacturing and buying HI not
equalled by any other establishment consequently am
selling tolTniure Dealers aud all others uch cheap
er.than car be bought elsewhere.
Those who are furnishing Houses are particularly
invited 10 call and exafine for themselves us the Fur
niture will recommend itselfto all who are judges.
p. S. keep constantly on hand Dressed Flooring;
also, Sash. Blinds and Doors ot my own manufacture
am prcparedt0 plane, tongue and groove Flooring
under "a inches wide, of any thickness. ii short nce.
Ravenna, June 90, 1854 J. ". TURNHAM.
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Twitrs Fan StyIe SIR HATS

GRAND AND PETIT JURORS.
Notice also hereby given to the Trustees Of the
al townships that the following s the annual appnri0n
ment and number Of Jurors which they required
return TO the Clerk of the Court or Common Pleas.
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NOTICE is hereby given that on the 10Th
1N day of August, A. d. 1854, order of attach
ment this day issuedby George Sheldon, Justice
ofthe Peace Of Mantua township, in the County of
PORTAGE and State of Ohio, in favor of James H. Mich
OILS, against the goods chattles, Of Adam cKibbn
nonresident Of said county of Portage for the sum OF
S262.O0, or In suit pending before said Justice.
wherein said Nichols is plaintiff, and said McKbbin de-
feDdant, which said order has bean duly served.
RANNEY g. TAYLOR,
47Q.3w Atto.neys far plaintiff
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A Observation-Disclosures is hereby CIV
II en- that at my instance writ Of attachment was
this day issued by David Johns Justice Of the Peace
Of Palmyra township, in the county of Portage and
State Of Ohio. against the goods, chattlcs, moneys,
rights ard credits Of Levi Gould non. resden; of the
county ,fo4 the sum of $35 90 DAY " WANN.
August vi, 81. 419.3w
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A ATTCHMENT-..t my, instance an at
Il t.chment this day issued by c. Brown, Jus
tice Of the Peace of Deerfeld township Portage coun
son, nonresident Of said county. Dited this 26th
day ofAugust, 1855. 479,3w JAMES G. HALL.
JAMES G. WALLACE s EsTATE-No-
% tce is hereby giv,n that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified Executor, the Esta te of
James c. Wallace, late Of Portage county, deceased
Dated at Franklin, this 3Ist day Of August. 1854.
479.3w WARREN BURT, Executor.
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Probate Notice.

Probate Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in.
~ tereStcd, that the Executors and Administrators
on the following estates, have presented 10 the Court
Of Probate, for the county Of Portage IN the State
Ohio, their several settlement accounts which are
placed le In the office of the Judge of said Court
and continued for the inspection AID exception Of all
persons Interested. until Monday the Cd day of oc
tober, A. D. 1854, TO wit:
Robert Halls Estate Final Settlement
Vim. Wells do do do
Hiram Winchels do do do
John J. Swaysee's do do do
Isaac Ives's, do do do
Jacob Eckerts do Partial do
Wm B. Selby's do do do
Attest, LUTHER L. BROWN, Probate Judge.
Ravenna, Sept 4. 1854 4T9.3w
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Also to return at the same time to the Pro.
bate Judge,
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IIlsIpecfor,s N0aice..

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, has
~ been duty appointed County Inspector, under the
act to prevent the aulterat0n OF Alcoholic Liquors.
passed May v 1884, aud Is duly augided and ready 10
enter upon the duties Of his Office. Office Rowell
Witter 4 Co.., Xtofe. A.. BELDiNG; Inspector
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Tpibe Lady who fnsnages, most skiilfnily a
single Horses IN Hight Carriage or Sulky,
ahalf dozen silver Tea Spoons, $500
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Take Notice.
Take Notice.
The RAvENNA Hat STORE is REMOVED II
NO. A., PHOENIX BLOCK.

VoUNG: NEWS STYLE of Hats, inch lower in
L Crown tiIun the style usually worn Trimmed with
Black Silk Velvet. These Hats were manufactured un
der my special direction. For samples cala my Store
or notes those Ishion able Hats worn by fashionable
young men, TO be seen at any time on Broadway.
JAMES TWlTT,
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A PUBLIC VENDUE, will take place on

A PUBLIC VENDUE, will take place on
n the premises of the subscriber, 2t miles East of
Ravenha, (known as the Cottage Hill the 18th Of
Sept, consisting of household Furniture of all kinds,
such Sofas, Tables, hairs, looking Glesses, Bed
steads, Carpets Croekery, &c. Also, good Top Car
ragc, Harnesses, new ox-cart and wagon.
For all sums $5, good approved endorsed notes
at mnoths credit will be taken Sale will commence
at Q o'clock A. NJ. FRED'K A. CURTIS.
Ravenna, August 90, '54. 47s-3w
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Ready Made Clothing.

TT L. DAY, has been receiving the last three weeks
III. the best stock of Ready-Made Clothing, ever
offered in this town, Goats, Pants and Vests of every
escrstion and all prices; asO furnishing goods of all
kinds, stoeks, cravats neck ties, Shirts, wrappers,
drawers gloves hose &C., af of will be sold cheap, for
ready pay; recollect No. 2, Phoenix Block.
June 10 1854 -
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THE BEST PRINT

lSoR OF cents, and Giheham si cents to be seen IL
i Portage, Is now visible to the max d eye
Mhye. t st PRENTIss, HopK,Ns & Co.
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A, y, LEWIS,

1iEUIIT NHVVHDHs
y FThe public are cautioned against the falsehOods
and misrepresentation ef certain wandering agents,
Of the Etna company, of Hartford; who it seems
making an effort to introduce that company by tradu
cling our Ohio offices. g are glad to know that thus
far, their efforts have earned only tho aud con-
tempt of community. o.. 472-3m
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DAVID THoMAs'S BsfATE-Notice
~ isher"by guen, that the Subscriber been appaned
and qualified Executor, the Estate hf David Thorn
late Of Portage county. deceased Dated at Paris
this list day Of Septcmbe, 1854.
479.3w WILLIAM THOMAS.
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t sonis NJ. o. SUGAR.
OE HH'H. nice Sugar Just agoing At 81 cents peI
sJsJ cent. PRgNrtss. HoPKINs 4 Co.
af PTsASTER! IN
TsHE best quality ofnew white Plaster, constantly on
Fsssriss, Hsrnss . Co. !,
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DAVID w. WEBBER's ESTATE--No.
~ tce is hereby given, that the subsNrber has beeD
appointed and qualified as Administrator on the Es.
tate of David W. Wcbber late Of Portage county de-
ceased. Dated at RaveDna, this Cd day nSept, 1854
5s 40 3w CHARLES M. RUSSELL.
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CARPETTNG

O0O Yards Tapestry and Brussels Carpetng; 1000
ZUU yards Two-Ply Ingram do; loco yards superfDe
Ingram do; 1000 Cotton Wool and Hemp do; Starsde;
Oil cloth, Drug and Floor cloths Matts &c Just reed
arid selling at low figures, at No. 2, Phoenix Block
NAV 40, ). T '' H. L.. DAY.
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Total, sI5gasSI
Losses paid since January lst, '54, 3,9O5,OO
Balance In favorioi Company, SI2Ue3 81
Losses not due by term of Policy S33o,32
NO other claims are known TO exist. .r s.....
" FNo Assessment upon the deposit Notes of either
department has ever been required, and the.rOn-
dillon and prospects of the Office never NOR
terlng The company Is legitlmatelya Mutual but IL
aisolssues Policies for cash consideration in full at
the usual rates Of sound stock Offices
q DIRECTORS.
= GdoIg6 Mygatt, Cleve'nd d. B. Durham, Cleveland
~ 1. hackus, $. b. Stnrges, Mansfield
a. o. sanford, Timothy Baker, Norwalk.
JACOB Perkins, Cyrus Prentiss,' Ravenna.
Benjamin Northrup" . John clark, Brunswick.
y. y. Senter, J.F. Robinson, Bedford.
o. n; Skeels, w. NJ. Powell, Ohio City.
c. w. Cook :.
d. B. DUNHAM, Presi. o. n. SKEELs, Secretary.
dent ~. GEO. b. SENTER, Gene
GEo' MYGATT, Viee- raj Agent and Deputy
President and Treasur- Sec'y.
Cleveland, July ], 1854. A. y. LEWIS,
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

r AIDES Fine Patent Fox'd Gaters;d Lasting Ifpid
IL do do Hide Fox'd do; do Enamelled do; DO
Bronzed do; do Buskns S!ips walking Shoes gaiters
polkas Chdrens shoes Of every description gents fine
French calf Boots, do Congress Bootes, Boys Boots
and Shoes all of which are at low Fgures ut No; =,
Phnnix block t. H. L. DAY.
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DRESS GOODS
SH WIS

THE largest assortment Of Dress Goods ever Of
fered in town, can be found at No 2, Phoenix
Block. I'll. i. DAY.
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s9s N 3l53 s. NEssH S3tUFHss N n a ~ n u
THE subscriber wnald fespesifnly eixe no1ss tAas
Iron store n inc Old stand nj Av. HnFr n HhaieFss
yiiie whAfs Me intendsta kolik general assortment
or goods, appertaining Il NJ liaa Gf hNsiness: -.
shaieFsviils, July sss leSl. y. 9. kAHsoN.
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. Al SUPERIOR article Tor sale cheap, BY
n March q, 1855. PsSxTIsss HornEs 9 CO.
Demoine courier., 1854-08-03
GREAT DEMAND.

There seems to be a universal demand in our
city for j. L. Curtis Compound Syrup Of SassG-
frGS. This article has been tried and used with
the most powerful effect, in the very worst ca
SEES of measles, coughs, colds, hoarseness, con-
sumption, whoopingcough and all diseases of
the lungs OF long standing, and is now the most
popular and beneficial medicine used for all
these diseases for which it is so highly recon-
mended.
!. j. L. Curtis Original Mamaluke is now ac-
knowledged by all persons of experience as
the best stimulant ever used for the cure of all
these diseases for which it is so highly recon-
meHded, and in which il has been so successful
ly used. 1t stands unparalleled by any medi-
cine ever offered to the public. A fresh sup
ply Of these medicines has just been received
by the agents. Those persons who are not
supplied had better call on some agent and sup
ply their families. Take none unless signed by
j. L. CURTIS.
See advertisement in another column.
Demoine courier., 1854-08-03
AUGUST ELECTION.

THE undersigned respectfully announces
himself, TO the voters Of Wapello county, as a
candidate for reelection to the office Of Clerk
of the District Court for said county.
JOSEPH HAYNE.
Ottumwa, June 22d, 1854.
Having been solicited by numerous
friends TO become a candidate for Representa-
tive at the ensuing August election. hereby an
nounce myself to the citizens of Wapello co.,
as a candidate to represent said county in the
next General Assembly. 1850.
DANIEL EAsLEY.
Adams Township, July 9th, 1854.
DAHLoNEGA, July Sd, 1854.
Mr.. EDIToR:-You will please announce
DIR. McClintock as an independent candidate
for Representative for the Counties of Wapello
and keokuk at the ensuing election.
MANY CITIZENS.
e. We are authorized TO announce Daniel
Anderson, of Monroe county, as a candidate to
represent Wapello, Monroe. Lucas and Clark
counties, in the next Senate of Iowa.
y" We are authorized to announce Samuel
X. dreamer, OF Agency Township, as a candi-
date for Representative in the next Legislature.
fy7 We are authorized to say that AARON
HARLAN consents to the use of his name as a
candidate for State Senator, TO represent Wap-
clio county in the next General Assembly.
CO WE are requested TO announce DR..
FkANCEWAY DAY, of Keokuk county, as
an Independent Candidate for Representative
for KeoSul and Wapello counties.
Gg S. W. SUMMERS, Esq, is a candi-
date for Prosecuting Attorney of Wapello co.
Demoine courier., 1854-08-03
BUFFALO, JULY 25,

Several deaths occurred yesterday a,
Niagara. in the neighborhood of the Sus-
pension Bridge. Every person is leav.
ing as fast as possible, as high as 81 and
81 offered for laborers.
This afternoon notice was given that n
most offensive smell proceeded from a
shanty near the bridge. Upon invesu.
CATION it was found that two dead bodies
were in an advanced state Of decomposi-
lion; they. it seems, had taken sick and
died there alone, without any assistance.
No person could be induced to remove
the bodies. The shanty was burned
with the bodies in it.
Demoine courier., 1854-08-03
Politics in Western iowa.

A letter received by us few days
since from highly respectable gentle
man of lranislan, Cass county, gives Tue
following scrap of Political information.
"You will excuse me If | speak few
words in regard to Politics in Western
Iowa. The different candidates are now
canvassing their respective districts, and
the parties are in quite ferment. The
Loco's are working away as usual, and
the wings are sanguine of success. The
Wing candidate in this Representative
District is Il. p. Tut; most popular
and worthy young man. That he will
be triumphan.!y elected have no doubt.
Messrs. Bates, Hall Il Co., attempted to
enligh,en the people here on the subject
of Modern Democracy, and the Nebras
ka question, but il was failure. There
were not ten persons turned out TO hear
them. The speeches of Col. Sharp and
Mr.. Bates. consisted of nothing bu,
abuse of Mr. Grimes and the wing par
y. Mr. Grimes was denounced as a
"lanaiic and aboliuonist," and "MaHe
Law man. entirely unworthy of the
support of the voters of Iowa. The
Loco, candidates are under par in this
part of Iowa.
The prospects Of the wings, and Mr..
Grimes especially. are Frightening, and
Western Iowa will give a larger wing
vote Than she has ever done before. -
Oskaloosa Htraid.
Demoine courier., 1854-08-03
Legal Notice.

To JOHN III. ScHNmLY:
NOTICE in the case having been returned
~ mot found,' you are therefore hereby noti-
fled that there was filed on the 7th of January.
1854, in the Clerks office Of the District court
OF Wapello county, Iowa, petition by David
Clark claiming TO be the administrator of the
estate of Benjamin Morgan decd, and claim
aing as such admir- the right OF asking the court
TO foreclose certain mortgage executed by
Iii Daniels and Susan p. Daniels on the LIST of
November, 1851, TO said decd, in his life time,
to secure the payment of the sum of $3.50, two
years from date of said mortgage; said mort
gage is given upon lands lying in Wapello coun-
ty, Iowa.
You are further notified, that to said petition
the said Daniels and wife have answered, and
also that they did on the 23rd of January, 1854,
file in the SAID Office of said clerk, their Cross
Bill averring their readiness to pay the money
due on said mortgage, and making you code
PENDANT with said Clark and David II. Mich
aels, Shift, &c. They aver in their Cross Bill
that you claim the rghtto control said mort
gage, by virtue Of an appointment as admir-, in
the State of Missouri. Now unless YOU APP
pear and answer said Cross Bill on or before
The 10Th day Of August, 1851, the same viii be
taken as true and confessed and decree rem
dered in the premises against You thereon.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk
July Goth, 1S54.-1w
Demoine courier., 1854-08-03
sHEEsaFE's SALE.

by VIRTUE of writ Of Vendi ErDonrs
- issued BY the Clerk of the District Court
OF Wapello county, Iowa, to me directed, in
favor of Hugh W. Sample 81 Co., and against
Seth 2. Griggs J. J. Cassidy, have levied
on and Will proceed TO sell, at public outcry,
at the Court House door in Ottumwa. on Saf1T2
day the 18th day of August, A. d. 1854. be-
tween the hours of 9o'clock q. H. and o'clock
?: m. Of said day, the following described Real
Estate, to-wit:
The n. Z. or Of the n. w. or & the N. w.
or OF S. w. or & the S. Z. or Of the n. r. ar
OF Section No. 81, Township No. ~ North.
OF Range No. Is West, as the property of the
said Seth E. Griggs & the n. F. or of Section
-, township No. II North, of Range No. ID
West, as the property of the said J. J. Cassidy,
10 satisfy said writ. Terms of sale, cash in
hand. ID. II. MICHAEL,
Sheriff Of Wap. Co., Iowa.
July 9th 1891. Prs fee $500
Demoine courier., 1854-08-03
NOTICE.

To JOHNSON s. BENNETT, trading and doing
business under said firm named:
VOU are hereby notified that claim Of you
l. not exceeding one hundred dollars as Justly
due me on an account for lumber furnished and
materials found for building shantees, &c., aud
that unless you appear at the Office of John ID.
Robson, Justice of the Peace in and for
Agency township, Wapello county, Iowa, on
Friday, the 2lst day July, A ID. 1854 at . o.
clock A. NJ. and make defense TO said claim
Judgment will be rendered against you for the
whole amount and with interest and cost.
DAVID S. FARNSWORTH
C. FRANKLIN, his Atty.
And now on this 2lst day of July A. ID.
1851, comes the Plaintiff by c. Franklin, his
Attorney, and the defendants being called came
not, and It appearing to the court by the re-
turn of the constable that the defendants are
not TO be found, it is ordered by the court that
the cause stand continued until the 18th day of
August A. ID. 1854, at 10 o'clock A. M, for
publication of notice to defendants.
JOHN ID. Robson, j. OF p.
July 10Th, 1S54.-4w.
Demoine courier., 1854-08-03
Notice..
STATE OF IOWA,

WAPELLo COUNTY. \
To JACOB A. Major, MARIA HrNKLE, MAR
GARET JANE OSBORN & RACHEL DoTY:
NOU are hereby notified that there is now on
J. tle IN the Clerks Office of the District court
OF "apeilo county, apettion of Peter Major and
Albert Major claiming of Charity Major, wild
ow and Execntrix of you and the other heirs
OF Hamilton Major, the specified performance
of contract made with them by Hamilton
Mayor IN his life time for the conveyance Of the
n W quarter and the quarter of the
$ W quarter Of sec. 80 township 72 range Is w
lying in Wapello county; and that unless vou
appear and answer thereto, on or before the 2gth
day OF August, 1854, decree will be rendered
against you thereon.
J. & ]. DEVIN, Pitts Attys.
July 9th, fS54.-4w
Demoine courier., 1854-08-03

In proof of what we have long since as
serted, viz: that the Mustang Liniment is
the ''s;ne qua non'' of all external remedies
ever before offered to the afflicted
We would call espacial attention to the
advertisements of this Liniment, in our
columns, and will take this occasion to
say that this appears to be one of the few
popular medicines that really possess all
the virtues ascribed to them, In effectu-
allv curing the worst cases of Rheumatism,
no matter how long standing, in am incred-
IDLY short time. and for sprains, bruises,
sores, burns, or pains of any kind, it has
no equal. We have heard of many cures
that have been performed that really ap-
pear incredible, we re they not vouched for
by persons of responsibility and influ-
ence. tbs said to be an iniallible remedy
for musquito bites.
See advertisement in another column.
Demoine courier., 1854-08-03
Congressional.
w WASHINGTON, July 81.

SENATE.--The Senate took IN the
General Appropriation Bill. to increase
the pay of Clerks in the State depart.
ment, and of the Coast Survey officers,
which was agreed to.
An Amendment providing for a CON-
mission to examine and report the value
Of the possession. and of the rights of
The Hudson Bay Company in Washing
ton Territory, authorizing the President
10 purchase the same at a price no, ex-
ceedlng $500, 900, was agreed to.
HOUSE MIR. Houston made a report
on the disagreeing vote OF The two
Houses, on the amendment 10 the Indian
Appropriation Bill, which was adopted.
Mr.. Barksdale asked The unanimous
consent of the House to introduce res
olution to appropriate, in view of our re.
latons with Spain, $4,000, 000, to be
set aside by the Pr resident, during the
recess of Congress, If necessary. either
IN negotiating 10 provide against threat
ened injury TO the interests Of the Uni
led States, or in such proportion as may
be required 10 insure the observance of
our just rights, to obtain redress for in
juries received and vindicate the honor
of our flag.
Objection was made and the resolu-
lion was not admitted.
Mr.. Chandler made an Intellectual al.
tempt to introduce resolution calling on
the President fnr in cornatio, coo,arni,,,
the recent bombardment Of San Juan.