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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-21
CITY AUCTION SToKE.

I y. FONDERSMITH, Auctioneer, First street be-
u tween Main aud L0cusi SITS, will sell at Auction,
Goods Furniture, Wares. &c.. commission, and also
Heal Estate and Horses. Cash advanced on COnsign
ments, If required. will sell my entire stock OF Van
kee Notions aud Jewelry at auction Regular days Of
sae--every Monday, "Wednesday, Friday aud Saturday
nights.
r. ST. will be glad to attend to all my old customers
and as many new may favor me with eail and
will sell goods at private sale al Cincinnati prices at
Wholesale and retail. mh23 3md
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JEVELRY STORE OF
g. . g.. q N 49, $50, ~ vA

SECOND STREET, DOORS BELOW MAIN, l IRONS
NEx BCILDING. EVANSVILLE.
n AT thMstore keep constantly on hand large and
A general assortment OF Watches Clocks aud Jevelry Of
IL all kinds of the quality. My
will be continually supplied by fresh additions with
the latest and mostheautiu which extensive
business connections enable buy aud sell the Low
prices.
Repairs any kind executed competent and
Low CHARGES.
All goods sold and all repairs done warranted
Those Of hing in line pectfully nvi
ted examine stock and prices. Jel-u
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WATCHES AND JEvyELKY
AT BITrROLFF & SONS.

n WE have Just received large stock Of Gold
va and Silver Watches, in hunting and open cases
eA.Awhch will sell at Eastern prices and warrant
to give satisfaction.
ALSO JkWELKY-A large. beautiful md fashionable
stock, comprising Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains
Gold Bracelets, plain Gold Bands, ladies' aud Gents
Bre ST Pins, beautiful lot Of Ear.drops and Kings
plain scale and set Fingerrngs Seals, loekets. Gold
and Silver Thmbles, Gold Spectaclcs, Silver Napkin
rings, &e.
ALSO GOLD PENS.-Six doz A. Morton q CO IS cele
brated Gold Pens, direct from the manufacturers.
ALSO-Clocks OF every variety, eight Jay and thirty
hour, in Papier Mache, Gastric and Wood Cases,
which we sell low and warrant to keep time.
We invite the public to call aud examine our stock,
at the sign Of the Big Watch, Main street, between
First aud Second. (aplD BlTrkoLFF d SONS.
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WAR WITH RUSSIA.
'u>O nLACKsNITHs WHITgsNITHs AND

- tUUl tISE--KUN HtKE!-H e-tAb-
permanent Coal Yard Water between Locust
ana prepared sell in any quantities the best
Eih OPAL. low prices he bought be-
the aus All ordsrs left the Of HornhrOok
VIII re thankfully received and punctuaiiy attended
70 V nyS-lyd&w A J. HUTCHINSON CO.
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3 & 9 z Z Z Z Z q
Nj c LEANS VOLCANIC OIL
LINIMENT.

LINIMENT.
1NHE miraculous that this celebrated medicine
has performed after all other remedies had failed,
warrants the proprietor in asserting that IL is the only
LinimeDt that will cure Chronic or inhanmatory Rheu-
maiism Paralysis. stiffness or weakness in the Joints,
Muscles or Ligaments, Contracted Muscles, Bruises,
Neuralgia, Toothache. Earaehe. orany Pain II will re-
move any Swelling, 1umor Piles. Hard Lumps ed
Breasts Sore Nipples, Bites of Musquilos, in
And il win cleanse, purify and heal the FoULEsr
ULCER sohES on the legs or shns, difference how
long they may have existed IL wi also soothe and
heal Burns, sealds. Fresh Cuts. Wounds Sc, sooner
OVER A MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold In 1855, Ind the demand is increasing
failed 10 cure any external disease, when properly ap
Piled
Who then will suner from Pains. Sores or swelnga
when sale and sure remedy is so easily obtained.
head inc FOLLOWING certificate. which is
lNCoNTESTABLE PROOF
Of what we have asserted.
J. II. McLrA Sir feel tia duty owe TO the pubo
to make known the following hoping they ma, learn by
my experience and discard worthless STUFF which h..
Advertisements.
from hhenmit,sm. My knee was swollen tremendous
ly, producing the most pains The muscles were
contracted that could stragbten my leg AT all =
applied the Mustang Linment for four weeks but IL
done no more good than any other grease. obtained
aud used your Volcanic OIL Liniment-in three weeksit
relaxed the muscles, and cured me permanently.
AMERlCUS CAsEDAY, Saline county, Ill.
Mr.. Caseday when he afflicted, stated and
he is well. WIN. NJ. ELLIOTT, Pinkne.ville.
Reader If the a owe is not sufficient 10 convince you
of The wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic Oil Linment
call aud examine the thousands which hav" in
possession from all parts of the country. and you will
purchase supply from and IL does not give satsac
ton, the money will be returned Ia the purchaser.
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
McLeans Celebrated LiBment is the only safe and
liable remedy for the of SPAWN, Ring Bone, Wind
Calls, Splinis Unnatural LumPs, Nodes SweIlings
1t III fail Big Head Pollevl, Fistula old
Running Sores or sweeney. If properly applied. For
Sprains Bruises Scratches, Cracks Hoof Chafes sad
die collar Calls Cuts Wounds, IL il infallibe
remedy. Apply directed and cure is certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells Of the 81. Louis
Omnibus Company:
This is cerf that have used the Mexican Mustang
Liniment and McLeaB's Volcanic Oil LinmeDt
omnibus horses that lame, sprained aud for SWELL
ings aud have found McLeans Volcanic Oil Iiniment
to be the best LinimeDt. ERASTUS WELLS,
ofthe frp Of Case g. Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German.
This Lriments put mp in % cent so cent and 81
bottles The 50 size contains three times the guam,
ty size and in proportion to the
For sale by J. II. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine Streets St Louis, Mo.
For sale In Evansville. Ind. by KELLER, FARMS
LEY & CO., Ut Projectors prices. lmh7
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FoR CLOTHING CHEAP AND FINE. GO TO
MACH X LOBENSTlNES
Western Clothing

EVANSVILLE. IND,
the lower story Of Drews Pavilion Water and syc
smOre STREETS.
IN nEssRS. MNCK n LOBENSTINE -
q hare just iced. and will continue 10 ~ ~ ID
n eeive weekly. from their large Whole k@LtyLTyA
LA sae Establish ent in Cincinnati. the LyALY III
largest and mot eStensiv. assortment Of
SPRING AND ST MINER CLOTHING.
market and consisting Of e apparel
complete the wardrobe Of ndi yid ais taste
and in tue latest STYLES. ar" new in store:
Black Cloth Dress aud Froek Goats.
Brown Black aud Invisible Green.
Grey. Black. Brown aud Gold Tweei.
Coats 90 all Of which respectfully Invite the
particular attention Of the public.
PANTs.-Saper Hack and fancy cassimeres;
All varieties Of Bomhazine aud Drap d'Ete';
Grass Linen. Doeskin and Cordoroy;
Cassinet Jeans aaI fancy Summer Pants of every de-
scriptior.
VESTS-BIack Satin and fancy Silk Vests;
Ivet Valencia Bun and White MarseiIes. Linen;
Cashmere aud Calinet. with common Vests Of all styles
and at the very lowest prices.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Nsszx<<s Consisting o. resaut and large ltff1ib
assortment of custom made bosom "vIlH
~>1sss2 Shirs shirt Collars. CraEsts ofsu-i HIH1
prior quality and beautiful rat
Silk knit Cotton Drawers tndershrts Gloves Sus
penders and other article usually found the most
tensiye establishments OF the
a In connection with their large stock Of Cloth 80
ing. they will keep nue. assortment OF Camps VIA
- superior HATS and GAPS. Also. all kincs Of ch
Union Mexican CALIFORNIA; Leghorn, Panama and other
sly les Of Hats. with variety Of
BOOTS AND sHOEs
useless their elegant and extensive lot
Hogkn and of Trunks Carpet hags aud asrs
E Country Merchants invited 20 call and exarne
stock before purchasing eeS We rsdrn thanks to
friends their liberal and
'Pe''''' MACK & LoBENsToNE.
Evansville APRIL 26. IS53-tf
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xsAIok'AM
ZpssWSS
-
LIGHTS SOLUTION,
DIARRHEA AND BLOODY FLUX.
MADE BY GEO. S. LIGHT
Wholesale Druggist, Cincinnati, o.
wooLsEY & LINcE;
jeI9d& w6m Agents for Granville
"A co.oS aii viii L. soid cheap by applies 70
Oae forty horssr Engine Picker one Lapper. IA
t,as@: h, ssa al s s:sass f. Bon
eS-tf Evansville.
NVNDow sAsF.-9oooo Light. a,s'd wipaor Sash
w reed and tor sale by Jel SAMUEL okk.
CORN.-iOO sacks Just reed and for ;I'sy xr.co
PANEI pOoRs 90 dor and Panel Door; rss.dsnd
lrLOUR.-Io bbIs for sale low if called for ,oSnhy
n eI2 GEO. FOSTER & co.
vEOBACCO.-4Ob boxes MANUFACTURED for sale BY
u eI2 GEO. FOSTER CO.
EpIO COFFEE.-ico bags in and landing pr En-
HI press for sale by ). L. GILBERT x co.
sIO SO near Water
atURN ME AI-5O bushel. fresh Corn Meal for sale
" 50 ets per tushsl BY elo l. d. HEIMASN.
COTTON and Linen Floss. Purse Silk Sleeve Bands and
- Eiasties. tor saeat e2 A. g. PUsHEE'S.
a,>REN COLOGNE, Double Extracts. Hair OIL Brush
es a1d Combs Tor sale st ez A U PCshEE's
SSATTLEDOREs, Grace hoops. Chess-men and other
- tsmes. Tor sale at 81 A. c. PusHEE's.
EbORTE NONiEs. Money. Bets Flower Vases and Work
Il Baskets. for sale at e2 A. G. PuSEEE'S.
n LIVERPOOL BLOWN sALT.-2oo bag for table use.
reed per steamer :. r. ) 1rabue for sale by
my3i 5. Z. GILBERT q CO.. syc. near Wafer.
LOOK TO THE FEET.
soME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS WELL AS OTHERS
HART having Just retu rned from the Eastern cities.
would inform his old aud the citizens
opposite Branch largest
SHOES brought this city comprising Gents Boots Of
all kinds Caters all tn different STYLES Youths amt Child
rem hns Roots Misses Caters and shoes OF all kinds and
In'zn $ Shoes IN abundance
lie Ia also tine stock Of No. Red Sole Leather and Tay
lor's No. Oak. Of Cincinnati.
ALSO-33 ~oE fine French Caskns OF different brands.
fre.h from the Custom House in New York.
ALSO-M"roecos Lining Bndings Thread Gntta rercho
Web aees Ensmtlied SPLITS; and in fact Other kind
Shoes all Of which will be sold cheap the cheapest and
warranted good.
employed in manufacturing which enables him pete.
either for cheapnes durability with house
east west Of the Rocky Mountains. Call and see.
my3i-u ii. j. HART.
LNLOUR. s3 bbls Supcrhne in store and for sale by
l. my4 PRESTON B3yS.
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FOR RRyT.

FOR RRNT.
SEVERAL ROOMS sufficient acoonmodate q snail fsG-
- ily. Enquire " DR.. J O. BURCH.
ss5 doors above ,hs Sherwood House
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NOTIONS, Toys AND FANCY GOODS,

Il @. i
Evansville constantly adding all the little useul aud
this particular branch of trade ans
with with Eastern merchants can an
will sell cash. the lowest market prices Customers and
uy invited and examine the great
variety stors under Odd Fellows Hall. First street.
s2-Iyd4w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-21

TIME takes this method to sorm the nurne-
rous visitors Of the Pigeon Springs. that he has lew
left which he will all those whe
delicious fruit HIS Rssberres viii soon be
rive ard also will VISITORS lie has rehted
Bathing House and is ready 10 aecommodae all who
wish baths The Mineral and
that he found anywhere He srre-
par.d accommodate Boarers by the week during the
warm seasoa The buildings large and cominodious we'll
and adapted purposes He also pledges
that il he old and Chronic Diseases
Rheuma Scroduls DrOpsy and those that have partially
Nervous diseases of the Head
he will not charge anything The proprietor of the
afflicted for with nervous Affection of
The head that time about
dollars purpose and found no relief until he
Springs The water strengthens
nervous the patient life and vgor
my9O-tf WM. BATES. Proprietor.
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sAVINGsBANK AND EXCHANGE


STREET. BELOW MAIN.
FvNHIS Bank he OF liz cent
j On all money deposit d. payable on demand ,Buys
and sells Exchange Eastsrn southern and Wsstern Cities
Gold Silver Silver Chang. Uncurrent Money. Land
Warrants &c. Sc Makes Collections and RENTS proceeds
promptly rates Of xchange.
Money remt;ed to any part o, Europe.
Gs-OreR iron O'Clock A. NJ till s'ecck NJ
Nh An orders (pOst- p.id) promptly attended to.
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GOOp BUSINESS STAND FOR RENT.

SuINGLES 90 FIRST Popsr Shingles in store an
- for sale cheap TO close consignment BY
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IOURNEYMAN Carpenters WANTED ;.
LOTS AND HOUSES FO

~ sale situated IN Evansville Just beyond the Railroad De
pot -Four these lots have Frame Houses them and other
wise improved. They well situated Tor residences being
convenient business and only about Main
street hne SPECULATION offered these lots
TO IA SOLD Those wanting CHEAP places wish
ine nue. opportunity speculation had better apply imme
ately One OF these houses especially de-
sirae residence For further particulars apply this Office
el6-tt
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STRAWBERRIES.

st LOUIS REFINED sUGAR.-75 bhs Loaf. Crushed
- and Refined White la and on the way
for sale by (m26) E. GILBERT CO.. syc- rear Water
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DAILY JOURNAL
Local and River BrevitieS.

III Blank Deeds. of the most approved form and
sne paper Blank Notes, Bills Ladng, &C., &c. for sale
at this Office.
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u e. A. G. PUsllEE's Toy and Notion Store Ist st.
House, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
PAINTS. OILS. WINDOW GLASS SC. &C.
6NLENDENING & WALKER have formed partnership for
" the above business and opened Shop and
above Laughlins old stand 1hey will keep
hand "a large stock Paints OILS Window
Glass Brushes &C.. &C. They also solicit
Sign Painag variety promising
best style aud a. h lowest prices. mye If
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saw Mr.. Caseday when he afflicted. stated and
he is now well. WIN NJ. ELLIOTT, Pinkney vile.
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- Immense quantities of building me.
teriaI, in the way of lumber, stone, &C., have
arrived at our wharf the last two weeks. 1t
Will be needed.
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NOTICE.

HOOKS opened the Once OF John J. Chandler
Secretary fthe Evansville Gas Light and
be Kept Tor thirty days from this date the ubscr
ton Of sOUO additional Stock Of said Company ordered
the Directors thereof in conformity law the ih day
March. 1854. Attest. JOHN j. CHANDLER
myyO-lm
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EtANsvIILE.. INpIANApeIIs. AND cLEEyyE EYE

MO ,HERRIyG hes; qesIli.g thi. day rsssV-
IL ed for .als by S,c near Ws.sr
my26
1870 DoIeOy-Youman's Bug Poison will efscrnsIly
and prevent tbs resrrn Of Bed bags. when used
Si-se.ious Price Is per bottle. For sale By
seeo5e-as W HALLOCE & STODDAPD Evansville.
.s-s, So RIgHp ? FsLLocK, Prnosson.
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me "t the test stands the Dry Goods house
my block buildings First will be vacated
few DAYS The house three brick aud
hne and large roomonly half square Main
on First aud opposite the Post Once This has peculiar
advantages Tor Dry Goods establishment Enquire immed
ately OF eli-u FRANCIS LlNCK.
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ICE CREAM.
MRS. LOUISA koLLENBERG has again opened her
WI lee Cream Saloon for the summer, and will now,
and during the warm season, keep constantly hand
for the of VISITORS good article of Ice
Cream. She has two neatly fitted up where she
would be happy to receive cal from the ladies' aud
gentlemen of Evansville. Entrance 10 the next
door TO her Confectionery. Imya0-em
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SOFAS-Just received and for sale at our urniture
- rooms, eight fine Sofas.
ian27 WOOLSEY & NELSON,
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A u CT ION.
"OOLSEY q NEY.SRN1
FURNITURE.

NHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low at our Fur
~ niture rooms Water street, 80 dozen wood
cane seat, and sofa-sea Chairs.
tahI7 wOOLSEY & NELSON.
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DIR. j. c. BUR Dentist,
pESPECrt requests those in him for profess
sional services and settle; and wond
inform those who desire such in future that
failures when they paid for. mysi-u
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Unity Mills Flour is now selling at 81 So whole
\ sale; retail 81 rs 81 25 for good merchantable
Wheat 3ncents for good Flour Barrels.
ap2U-dHwtf J. n. ROSS, Agent.
lust kECEIVED.-A fresh supply OF Perry
81 Davis Pain Killer, and Sloan's Medicines for sale
at Proprietor prices by
mys KELLER. FARNsLEY e. CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-10

THURSDAY, Feb. 8 1854
STANDARDIZATION, SC, presented and re-
feFred. -Remonstrance of the town Of Black
stone against the Charles River Railroad; Of the
Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company that
the loan of State script be renewed for twenty
years.
The blllto incorporate the Amesbury and Sal
isbury Gas Light Company, was ordered to a
third reading
The resolve on the petition of Francis G.
Clarke, and the bills TO incorporate the Boston
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, and the Mar
blehead Gas Light Company, were passed to be
engrossed. Adjourned
HoUsE.-Pettions presented and REFEREED
OF the Howard Banking Company, for increase
Of capital of ]. v. C. Smith and others Of
Boston, for incorporation as the Bank of the Re.
public.
Orders Adopted. To consider the expedency
Of amending the Insolvent law : 10 inquire
what amendments should be made in the statutes
relating to foreign Insurance Companies.
Passed 10 be enacted-Bs to incorporate the
Lawrence Carpet Company; in addition to an
act to establish the city Of Lynn ; to incorporate
the Norfolk Mills; in relation TO taking deposit
tons and Acknowledgements in other States.
Reports from ommittees-Inexpedient to leg
isIate relating to Registers of Probate inexpe-
dent TO legislate concerning the repeal ofall laws
recognizing Imprisonment for other causes than
crime, severally accepted.
The House refused to reconsider the order
passed yesterday relative to the returns from the
Troy and Greenfield Railroad
The forenoon was spent in debating the adop
ton of an order presented by Mr. SANFORD Of
Taunton) requiring returns, from the Troy and
Greenfield Railroad, and Western Railroad, Of
the sums spent, and their disposition, in prosecu-
ting or opposing the Hoosac Tunnel, and other
schemes, during the last five years. The order
was adopted.
After some unimportant business the House
adjourned
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One Price Clothing Warehouse!
p. WARE

Merchant Tailor and Dealer IN Ready Made
Ctothtag and Ge'ttlenaeltS Furnishing Goods,
Nos 1853 and no Main st.. Worcester (Store formerly
occupied by h. IL. Chamberlin & Coz
Purchasers Will find ia the above establishment every
description of CLOTHING and u RNI SHING
GOODS in prouse variety, and the Clothing is generally
Of very superior workmanship and style, it being al
made by persons in the immediate employ of MIR. are
urder the supervision Of a careful assistant.
NO similar establishment in the Commonw eath Ia
conducted upon more liberal scale or can present
stfonger Inducements for genarsl patronage. A very
smail and uniiorm profit upon great amount of bus
ness is the controang idea in each department Tie
common practice of demanding great prices getting
me largest possible sum, is here Systematically repudia
TED and Instead, the honorable and Just rule Of one
price only" is adhered to with strict fidelity Every
garment is marked in plain figures ut the lowe est price
can be sold and from the price there be no abate
ment variation.
one can fail to perceive that this the only lust
ana strictly honest rule for the DEALER ard experience
mas everywhere abnnd~nty proved it be also, in the
long run much the most advantageous to the purchaser
~ Is obvious that is here liable pay above the
owestmaFke valuation for any artica, and that those
VINO are well acquainted with the goods, and those
who are not, pay precisely the same price
rLe lower story and basement of the Store, are aps
Propriated to the sale Of Ready-made Clothing and
Furnishing Goods and in the Chambers dboue is me Gus
tom Department which contains splendid assort-
meNt OF Goods for all kinds of Coats Pants and Vests
and also large Variety Of Clothing OF superior work
manship. All persons lar and near, who NAV want anv
description Of MEMS OR BOYS CLOTHING are ~
spectfully invited to visit this extensive and
establlshment where superior Goods low prices and fair
dealing may IN every case be depended upon, Z
mch29 a30dTuaFtf
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WEDNESDAY, Feb. 8.
The Senate was principally occupied in the dis
cussion of the Nebraska bill, Mr.. Everett of
Massachusetts,, having the floor. deliyereda mod
crate, dignifed. and forcible argument in opposi-
ton to the bill. When Mr., Everett concluded
Mr. Smith of Conn. obtained the floor and the
discussion was postponed until day. Mr.
Brodhead presented memorials from the Society
of Friends of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Della
ware and Maryland, against the continuance of
domestic slavery, and demonstrating against the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise. Mr.. Hamlin
presented memorials in favor oil reducing the duty
on imported iron to SIS per ton; also, in favor Of
reducing the duty on charcoal iron to Sl2 per
ton. The bill granting the usual amount oflands
to Michigan, for railroad purposes, was passed.
The French Spoliation bill was then taken up
and read through.
House. Mr.. Cutting made an Intellectual at
tempt to present the remonstrance of the Taber-
nacle meeting, against the passage of the Nebras-
ka bill. The Deficiency bill was then taken up.
An amendment was offered and adopted, appro-
priating nearly 900 for compensation and ex-
penses of the Commission of Civilians and Mill
tary officers, authorized to determine matters
connected with the National armones, and the
House adjourned.