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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20
Tcwanda, January 10, fs55.
Registers Notice.

NlollCE Is hereby given that there have been
h'ed and settled in the Office of the Resslar Of
W Ills In and for the county of Bradford accounts
OF administration upon the following estates, viz
FINAL account of James III. Ward, administrator
WIN the viii annexed of the estate of Oliver Beers
late of Trey, deceased.
f!nai account of John Rogers, guardian of Fran.
els Roberts and Harriet Roberts
Final account of Thomas Natber. Guardian Of
William Mather, minor child of John Mather, la;s
Of Ulster, deceased.
Partial account Of John w. Gray and Abisha W.
tray administrators of the estate of Oliver s Gray
late OF Standing Stone. deceased
fInai account Of Emily Owen, late Emily Os-
oorne administrator of Peter Osborne, late OF She.
shequin, deceased.
Final account OF Sophronia E. Jackson late So.
phronia L. Hamilton, surviving admlnisiralrx Of
me estate OF Joseph s. Hamilton, deceased lae Of
Windham township
FINAL account of Betsey Tecd and Samuel David
son. administrators of the estate of John Tesd, late
OF Litchfeld, deceased.
FINAL account Of Cornelia Turk and Samuel la,
wilson, administrators of the estate of Thos Tark
ate OF i.itch6eld, deceased
FINAL account OF Joseph II Marsh, administratot
oil The estate of Elliott Marsh late of Pike tp deed
Aud The same will be presented to the Orphans
Court OF Bradford county, on Monday the 5lh day
OF February next, for confirmation and allowance.
JAMES II. WEBB, Register
Registers Oi;ice, Jan. :, 1855.
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E. 0. GOODRICH, EDITOR.
TOwanda, Saturday, January 20, 1855,
ESPECIAL NOTICE,

Tie REPORTER sDiH be furnished at OSE DOLLAR
per anaan' ia.ariably IN adrncc, and wiR be scat
no longer than paid for.
Subscribers arW h1rc ur seks notice prer;ora to lie
expiration Of their subscription wlicn, # il is not
rencrcd, the paper wiH be stopped.
Tose in araH themselves Of .hcsc Terms By
settling We shall gire them until the close of the
present VoIume, when IRE shall stop sending The pa
&. per TO ercry subscriber in arrears.
Any person sending us fuc new subscribers, ,rih the
Cash, uiN receire copy gratis for one gear or
Slr Copies riH be sent TO one address gear for SIS.
is the success ofh Cash system depends upon ifs strict
observance, oW Terms trN be impartidHy und in
Geribly adhered TO-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20

WILD Man N THE STATE Of MAINE-A cor
respondent OF The Thomas'o (Ale y Journal, writing
10 The editor oil that paper, says:
- On the morning OF Jan 2d, while engaged in
choPP'Gg woo1 shof, distance from my house in
WaidoboTo', | was startled by tue mos, terrific
scream that ever g,eeIel ny ears ; il seemed 10
proceed ifom The woods near by. | Immediately
commenced searching round Tor he cause OF The
unearhly noise, but after a hal! hours fsuiiiess
search, resumed my labofs bul had scarcely
sFuck blow with my when the sharp shrek
burst oul upon lhe air. Looking up quickly dis
covered an object about tea rods from me- standing
between Two trees, which had HE appearance of a
miniature human being. | advanced towards il
but the L!Ile creature fled as neared it, gave
chace and afiera short run succeeded in caiching
il. The lille fellow turned most impornn look
up me and then uilerlng a wild shr shGiek re-
seinblIng The whistle OF an engine ! took ni;n 10
my house and tried 10 induce him 10 eat some meal
but failed in the auemp', then offered him some
water oi which he drank small quantity. next
ed and ale readily He is OF the male species,
about eighteen inches in height and his limbs are
in perfec proportion. With The exception Of his
face hands and fee he is covered with of ieI
black hue. Whoever may wish 10 see this strange
specimen OF human nalnre, can crafty the,T cUrl-
osiy, by calling my house IN the easern part OF
Waldoboro'. near the Townbrd2e tavern give
these facts TO the public, 10 If there is any one
who can account Tor this wonderful phenomenon
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20
DrcaGEs! Calamity.

The residence o! Mr., John Appleton Haven a,
Fort " Washnglon, Gen miles from the New York
| City Hall, known . Waldenfeld') was 10 alIv
Destroyed by fire al four O'Clock Saturday morning
| Three Of his daughters, Mary, Sarah and Grace
Haven, lost their lives One perished in the
! lames, and TWO were suiioCa.ed.
| The family retired 10 rest about eleven o'clock
last nigh, in good health The yonng ladies' sept
on the second floor, and The first inlimaiion lhey
had thai the house was on G5e was by the smoke
entering their apartment.
| The two who were smohered had made lheIr
escape from The building, bsl afterwards returned
10 il again. il is said 10 get some more clothing
| They were in their night dress, and tell upon
the floor, insensble from the effects OF The smoke.
While the house was burning some Of The neigh
bors enered The upper story anl saw The Two ladies'
lying Oh The floor They Instantly picked them up
and rushed out OF The horse, but il was too late
they were past recovery. Although their pulses
beat, iheyIed soon after being taken into he open
air.
posed that she was also sufocated and burned with
The house. The neighbors succeeded in rescuine
Annie and taking her from lhe building alive
though nearly sufocaled By The application ofsat.
able remedies she was restored.
The bodies of the two suiIocaied young Indies
were taken 10 the neighboring houses OF Mr. Hop.
kins, treasurer OF he Hudson River Railroad and
son.in-law Of Mr. Haven The remains of The
daughter who was burned To dea!h had not been not
out OF the ruins up 10 twelve O'Clock to-day.
The fire occurred in The kitchen, and is supposed
10 have originated through The careessness OF the
servants. who had been up ill late hour Ii is
also supposed that the house had been on fire an
hour before il was discovered. The servant, il is
alleged, fed fsom The building soon after the fire
broke out, without giving any alarm 10 the house
The fog very thick al The lime, and The LIGHT
o the fire could mol be seen at very great dis,an
ce.
Mr.. Haven's House was an irregular structure
built OF wood, abonl one hundred and twenty FIVE
feet front and forty feet deep. Ii was situated on
an eminence, al distance of quarter OF a mile
from The Hndson river. The house and furniiue
all ot which consumed, were valued at
twenty thousand dollars. Mr. Havens,was insnred
in the various Offices in This city,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20
Inauguration Of Gov. Pollock.

The Inauguration oil Gov. POLLOCK took place on
Tuesday last The occasion drew together large
| assembIage OF people, and very fine display Of
military.
The following is abstract of mis- inaugural ad-
dress: He says, civil and religious lber.y, freedom
OF speech, freedom of the press, and feedom of
worship, are the birhrighs of American citizens,
which no royal or ponli6cal edicl can restrain or
des'roy-and that when those rights are as.alled,
by mad ambition or foreign influence, The ballot
will speak in thunder-:ones 10 rebuke the wong,
gindcaing the freedom OF man. ard The iudepen.
dence Of the citizen.
With regard 10 applications for chartesing new
banks, lie says an exraVagant, improper Of unFeas.
enable increase of Them is not demanded by the
community, and cannot be justified or defended
and that present financial embarrassments demon,
s'ra'e The necessity OF legislative caution He will
nol however he says, hesitate TO sanction the re,
chartering OF solvent banks meeting the confidence
Of the community.
He speaks decidedly upon the necessity for the
sale of The public works. In abiding to The Pro-
hbon question, says it becomes lhe duly Of the
Legislature 10 consider what other legislation is
necessary 10 correct The evils of intemperance, and
recommends the passage of stringent license law
ALSO a law 10 prevent Liquor traffic on Sundays
In his ausion 10 the pardoning po Ter, he says
The demands OF justice will not be overlooked and
to preyen, abuse. and project the Executive fom
imposition, he recommends that notices of intend
ed application should be published where the rial
and conviction took place
The repeal of The Missouri Comproniye, he said,
was a violation of !he plighled faith and honor OF
the country, which had justly received Stern and
mered rebuke.
He advocates The protection Of American Indus
try; the improvement Of Rivers and IiaFbors
judicious Homestead bill; reform in the NatuTa-
lizaiion Laws, and The prevention of the emigra
ton into this county of foreign paupers and con-
vic!s
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FRIGnrFUL ACCIDENT IN 4 RAILROAD DEpor-Oo
Saturday, morning woman about thirty years Of
age. named Mrs. Waters lost her life by acclen,
IA The depot Of the New York and Erie Railroad
in Jersey City She had taken her seat in train
c' cars wi'h her jwo chhdlen 10 90 to Delaware
(Pori Jeryis.) aud iu- The train was sarng she
psi her head ou OF the car window 10 ask a ques
lan relative 10 her baggage, when post Standing
within three inches OF he side Of The car caug!
her head, aud ctushed il in such horrible manner
that she was Killed Instantly. Her husband is al
present living in New York, bu, recently resided At
P"Il Jervis where he for four years in The
employ of The RaiIioad Company Recorder
CO ier held an iaques upon the body oi he deceas
ed, and the Jury, in their verdict, censured lie
company Tor running their caTs 80 rear 10 the Nost
OF lhe depot. The train in he Depot building
and so limited is he room that il is unsafe.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20

The KINNEY EXPEDITION The onion oil the
lllh insl announces that The first vessel, with The
Central American coloniss, will sail from BAlti-
more on the 25'h inst The second few days later
from Mobile; and The third from Brazoss Santiago.
Seven bundled men go out in these vessels Gel
Kinney will sail about the beginning ofnex month,
either from New York or Philadelphia, in a first
class steamship.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20

Ds GRAHaMs CoNDCcr IN PRIsoN-Dr. Graham
VINO is now at Sing Sing, New York, is said 10
have had a serious difficulty with The Officers nj
The peniienliary He was selected. on accom-, ot
MS professional knowledge, 10 prepare and admin.
lsler The Prescriptions of The attending physician
Among the medicines there was quantity Of
brandy With This The Doctor made free, and was
crazy drunk, raving up and down The hospital
room, brandIshing knife, and threatening the
lives OF any who might molesl him. or couIs. he
was secuted.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20

MISsoURI LEGIsIATUaE-In the Missouri Tenis
la'ufe, on The l1th inst, the baouing for United
States Senator was resumed The lame of Mr.
Achison was withdrawn and that of Judge Scot.
OF the Supreme Court. substituted On he fir>i
ballot, Scou received 50 Doaiphan, So; Bsnt5n
80; Wilson, ! !; Jackson, OF Cape Giyardrau, l.
\ second ballot was aken wih he same re<nl
Judge Scott then Withdrew his name, aud Gov
efnoT Sterling Pierce was pu, in nomination.
4 vindiclive debate sprung 10 Oh ihis when a
vote was ordered TO be taken which resulted AS
iollows :-Donophan, So; Pierce, 55 Benton, SO;
Wilson, /.
On The I2'h, Mr A'chison was again nomiaa
led, and he ami. Benloniles announced their inlen
non o Standing by him 10 The end
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Mem a0ucrtisem tnts,
A [RARTI FrO RENT

a [EiARITf no RENT
EOR one or two years, situated in Overton twa.,
4 Bradford County, containing 21I acres. win
% acres improved, and eight acres seeded down
with clover last spring. A good house and new
g~A Barn. 80 by so. erected on the premises
fsTsE9 PosseSsi sill be given the Isl of o-l
Ss:s ALSO, good house 10 rent for one
S=Z2sJ year. to a steady and industrious man.
10 whom steady employment and good wages vii
be given.
EDWARD McGOYERN.
KeverivviIle Ian H. 1855.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20
MONDAY Jan Is.
-FAUNDAT JdII- TO.
In the Senate the bill for continuing the ann

In the Senate the bill for continuing the appro,
Eriaton 10 The Collins steamers for carrying The
mail between this city and Liverpool was Iaken up,
bul was indefinitely postponed The joint resolu
tons on the Arctic search for Dr. Kane and his
companions passed, and alter short debare
on The Judicial Reform bill, The Senae went into
executive session.
In The House Of Representatives the lime Of the
members was principally occupied with debate
on the Pacific railroad. Mr.. Lelcher, who was sp-
pointed 10 lake testimony in The alleged Patent ex-
tension frauds al The last session, reported that he
was unable 10 compel hlr Chase an important viii
ness, 10 testify. long argument as 10 The power
OF Congress on the subject sprung up, in which sew
eral gentlemen participated, but no conclusion in
the mailer was come to-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20

s5@~ MASONIC.-The regular monthly Com.
sEIS municationS of UNION LODGE. No. Ies,
A. NJ, are held Wednesday on or preceding The
inil mooa at O'Clock, P. NJ, at Masonic Hall, in
the borough of T'owands.
The meeting for January will occur on Wei.
nesday, January list Visiting brethren are inril.
ed to attend. Z. IL. MASON, Secretary
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20

WnEArAr CmcAGo.-SPsculators Buying LareeFr.
We understand that there is a large number Cf
persons buying wheat in This market for Michigan
New York. Pennsy vania, and The Eeaslern Safes
ami that The demand is rapidly increasing. Il is
h0' Pfooaoe, under sach circumstances, lha, any
cons'ueFaoe surplus can accnmuln'e in our ware.
houses between his aud the opening of navigation
next spring. This opinion is becoming very pre.
saient, and gives The price of whsa, an Advancing
tendency Chicago Tribune
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20

The design of this Musical Festival is the al
vancement OF Singers generally, whether as chors
or individual singers, in musical knowledge by the
study and practice OF different STYLES Of vocal ma
sic, and by familiar lectures, and such training an
criticism as may tend 10 the accom- pshment OF The
above named object. The different departments Of
musical study, such as Church mnSic secular D1u
SIC Concert music, and instructions as to the best
method OF teaching singing classes, will receive at.
lennon. The principal text books used will be the
=" Shawn and the Metropolitan Glee Book"
Singers who are accustomed to sing together in
Clubs, Quartettes, &c, will please come with pieces
rehearsed 10 sing at the Festival.
Cier@ymen throughout the country and all Others
who may feel the least interest in The advancement
ami improvement of vocal music are earnestly 20.
iiclted TO take an interest in this object.
Further notice as to The place of holding the Fes.
uVai VIII be given. also circulars will be generally
d'SUion'ed throughout the county. Any inloTml-
ton IN relation to the matter may be had by com
munIcating with either of The Committee.
w. G. BOGART, !
D. s. PRATT,
e. Il. FOX SComm'ftes'
e. r. CoBURN,
" j..
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james Harlan, whig ireesoiIer, has been elec!e /
United States senator from Iowa, 10 succeed a. c.
Dodge: whose term of service will expire with the
present Congress. This another Nebraska settler.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20

Marshal kEysER senl by The Supreme Court ic
quell the Railroad troubles al Erie, seems to have
accomplished his mission thoroughly. Al last ad
vices, order had been restored, the bridges rebuilt
and The track relaid
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20

EARTHQUAKE "A shock of an earthquake was
fell a; Hlnoser, N. H.. and ST. Johnsbury, VI, al
about o'clock on Tuesday evening. The shock
lasted abou, half minute, and was very dis inc,ly
marked.
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[Signed BY the officers !

GE- Our neighboE Of The athens Ga-etie. ni.
mates that The late reduction in price OF The Repor-
ter and Argus was made with re eIerence 10 The es
lablishment iof the GI-efc He magnifiss his
consequence, over much. We can say 10 him as
Uncle Toby 10 The fly" There is room enough in
the world Tor Us BOTH" We have not the leas, Oh.
Jeciion 10 The Ga-etfes " waking fat-and kicking !"
TOO If phases. But neighbor PoMERoY W i'll learn
oy The Time he has published paper fifteen years,
that The cash system is The only one by which he
can prosper.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20

o. The election Of U. S Senator was posrpon
in the Massachusetts Legislature on Tuesday last
by vote OF 235 10 1879.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20

DEArH OF GIRAFFE - Giraffe belonoino IN The
menageria OF Van Amburg, and yaIued a, sI5 ooo
was drowned oil New ofeans on the s0,h uI,imo'
% Carson league hasibeen formed i, IAN.
cssef eoenly, ~..h capiiai oi S2Oo 900.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20
FRIpAY, Jan. II.

FRIDAY, Jan. y.
SENATE After The reading OF The journal Mr.
Toucy announced The cea'h of Hon Moses Norris
senator from New Hampshire, and delivered an
appropriate eulogy on his character and public ser
vices. He was followed by MIR, C.ss in feeling
tribute OF respect; and The customary resolutions
having been adopted, the Senale adjourned 10 meet
on Monday next.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES A message was
received from the Senate announcing The death of
the Hon. Moses Norris. late senator OF The United
States from The State OF new Hampshire. Eulogies
on The public and privae character oil The deceased
were pronounced by MessTs. Morrison, and Bayly
ofViTginia. The usual resolutions were then adopt
ed, and The House adjourned 10 meet on Monday
next.
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be asceilained.

ACCIDENT -On Tuesday last an unfortunate ac
cidpnl happened 10 Fl s. DAVIDSON OF Ulster, which,
it is feared viii make he ampuaon Of his right
hand, al lie wrist, necessary. We learn that whsle
in his MILL in eudeavorng 10 reach under a
i-cular saw, The s!eeye Of his coat game in contact
with the teeth, d'a ing hi, arm 10 tie sa", and
nearly seyerlig The wis, before exffealel.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20

o. Hon. JoHNc. BREcKENRIDcE, OF Kentucky
has been appointed and confirmed as Minister Il
Spain, vice SouLE resigned.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20

The GREEN CASE "A NEW TRIALcRAETED. The
Chicago Journal of the 9Th instant says that Judge
Morris has decided 10 grant a new trial TO George
w. Green, who was convicted oil poisoning his
wife. The Journal says; " The ground ofthe new
trial may be briefly stated, as a misapprehsnsion
on the part of prisoners counsel OF ruling of The
court, whereby competent evidence was excluded
from The jury; the facts being Sc, forth in an aiila
vi, filed By defence
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20

County The precise boundaries we DO no know,
no, having yet received copy OF the bill. OF
course, this projec has lis advocates and opposeFs
both Of which are now very busy circulating petit
ions and remons!rances, 10 affect tie action OF The
Legislature. We suppose, Of course, that no action
will be taken unlil The wishes OF The public shal
be asceflained
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20

DIVISION OF THE CouSrY-It will be seen bv
The Legislature proceedings that an attempt is being
made TO divide Bradford County, Senator PiArr
having already read in place bill for the erection
oil a new County 10 be called I" Fairfield" This
proposed County is 10 be formed Of The Western
part OF Bradford, and ier Of township. from Tiora
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20

ILLINOIS U S SENATOR -Wednesdav. 3ist ins,
has been fixed upon by both branches of III. Leg.
isla.ure for The election OF T. s Senator.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20

Pace OF FLoUR AND GRAIN The following
were The prices OF Flour, Wheat, Corn and Oa;s
al the several points named, al the latest dates re-
Ceiyeu -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20

STATE TREAsURER-ln Convention Of The two
houses, on Monday last, ELI SLrFEe, OF Union
County, (American) } was elected State Treasurer,
for one year from the second Monday OF May next,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-01-20
THURSDAY, Jan II.

SENATE-Mr Toombs submitted resolution dl.
feclln9 tie Secretary OF the Navy 10 lay before the
Senate information in relation 10 tie fitness of the
Harbar OF Brunswick, Georgia, for a naval depot,
and asking his opinion as 10 the propriely of es-
ablishlmg snch depot al that place: agreed to-
The bill granting additional bounty lands 10 The
old soldiers was again taken up, and debated by
Messrs. Cooper, Cass, Rockwell, Fessenden, and
others; and ater an executive session, the Senate
dlnnrned.
HaUsE OF REPRE>ENTATIvEs.--Mr. Houston, from
The Commlltee OF Ways and Means, reported back
the Military Academy appropriation bill
The House then proceeded 10 The consdera ion
o! the bill 10 remodel he diplomatic and consular
system Of Ihr United Safes; which. afer being ex.
planned BY Mr. Perkins, OF Louisiana, was referred
10 he Committee of the Whole House. The House
resumed the consideration of The Pacific railroad
bill, when Mr.. Chandler delivered an able and
eloquent speech against The dac!rines of the Know
No'hings. Mr. Cox followed with speech against
the Administrator, and in favor OF The wings and
Know NoihinsS
The commrlee hen rose, and the House ad-
journed,
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XXXIIId Congress.-Second Session.
WEDNESDAY, Jan 10.


"WEDNESDAY, Jan 10.
| SENATE-Mr. Sumner presented pelinon nu.
meTnnsy signed by citizens OF massachusetts pray
ing Congress to pass law prohibiting The employ
tnenl of officers oil the army in civil occupations
| On motion by Mr. Cass, the first Monday in Feb
uary was assigned FOR The consideration OF The re-
solutions on lie suhj,c. of religious freedom OF
| American ozens while travelling or residing in
! foreign counirles.
Mr.. BEodhead reported jont resolution for send
ing steamer and tender for The relisi OF
the expedition under command Of DR. Kane now
in he Arclic regions.
The SenaIe having resumed the consideration Of
lle bill 20 amend and modify lhe judicial system OF
the United States Mr. Bsyard spoke al some length
in favor thereof, and in opposition 10 the proposed
amendments. When lie had concluded, The lurlh-
er consideration OF Ilis subject was postponed un-
III Tomorrow and, after an executive session the
Sena.e adjourned.
HorsE OF REPREsExTAT1vEs-The Speaker laid
before the House a communication from the Treas.
uIy Department, containing certain financial stale
mens o! he Comptroller, and a communication
from The Commissioner OF Public Buildings, giving
statement OF The co.ltracts made by that officer
during the year 1851; which were Urdeled 10 be
printed.
The House then proceeded 10 the consideration
of ihe bill 10 graduate aud reduce the price of pub
lie lands TO actual settlers and culIvaors, 10 which
III, Homestead bill was pending amendnenl
The Amendment was discussed by Messrs. Camp
bell, Or, Jones, o Tennessee, and Dawson, and
then ii was TeiHced-yeas u, nays 90 The
amendmeut OF The Committee on Public Lands, IN
the form oil substitute, was agreed TO; but the
House rensed 10 pass the bill-yeas 6S nays 95.
Ga EoIion, the House then adjourned.