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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14
A CHANGE FOR RARE SEEDS.

EV1HE subscriber has a variety Of choice Seeds, d
which he has grown and testS,l the past season,
and deems them worthy Of general eultiVai0Hbyil
lovers Of good things. These Seeds be will send
post paid, by mai, a paekags Of 20 lTafietis, Cofy0uf
own seieetlon,1 for SD Or larger number IN the SAFE
proportion; four varieties f.r 24ctl., or one variety
Tor eents.J He has of y 81 .t|
WATER MELONs-The New Grunge, Ice Cream
Bradfords, Hahes, Pomaria, and Premium.
CANTELOrEs-Chrstiann WaIert, MorinS' bsss
6reen, Extra Nutmeg, MorinS best Y eIIoW, E1t5
Melted Rind, Minors nr
Mckee's Mammoth Maskmelon, ca ss Melon.
CUcUABERs-Early frame, Long Island, FusFooL
English Gberkins, Fig Tomato, Mammoth, Grape
and Cherry Tomato. Cape GOosebeTFy. 3S
SoTAsHEs-SEeetPotato Boston Marrow, Custari'
Woolsdy's Cream, Dennis Striped. Crook Neck, Aa-
bama Golden, White and yellow SColIop.
CoRS-Andrews' Premium, Harris 40 Days, Wy
andOt, King Philip, Snoe Pee, Ssoiyer's Evergreen
Sweet, Darling's Extra Sweet, Flcur, Chocolate,
SOrgho Blanee OF Dourah Corn, Extra Pop Corn.
PEAs-Anyeergne. Prince Albert, Hay, Champion
OF England, Japan, Queer 6f DWaffs Prolific Dwad
BEASs-Mexieah Tariffs Soup, " eInaFeE Golden
Eyed, Canada kidneyS Hingarttn dinla. fIMieots
dc Scissors, Three Foot or Asparagus, Hungarian
Tick Bean, Cape dc Verde. q8
Ncpauf Barley, French Mile, Huasaran Nils,
Egyptianr Wheat, Poland Oats. Ervr
Canton PotatOe Pumpkin, Head Lettuce. SEee.
TurniR Mock 6rangeyetes stc.7ra-sn zE
Send eurrant bank bills or postage stnuDs. When
orders cannot be filed, tho money win be promptly
returned free Of expense. -,
Address H-NllI III l. NORRIS.
March 18th, ~. Windsor, AshtabuIa Co.. O
L s. Ea.M .H a.L.| .Hg-L
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14
Don.

THIS beautiful Town Site is situated S miles
i North west of BrownvilIe on the Territorial road
leading to Nemaha City, St. George, Glen Rock, and
Nebraska City. II is well Supplied with excellent
water, isnearthe centre of lyemaha county, Which IS
the best settled and improved county in the Territory;
and from its location and eltse proximity - Timbe
add building material. eannlt fail to become Q good
and hourishing inland town. Measures have been
already takch to erect d Meeting and School
house, a~blacksmith's shop, dwelling houses and stores
Immediately.
All parties desirous Of locating or purchasipg can
DO accommodated on reasonable terms by making
application at the Tavern lin London Plats can
be seen by ~applying to JOHN KAUFMAN, or
R0BERT HEAP.
April 23d, 1857. 45-lt
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14
N ADEERTISEMENTS.
1857. MISSOURI RIVER PACKET. 1857.
VI VIVA. CampBeuaL.

1881. MISSOURI RIVER PACKET 1857.
VIVA. CamPBeI9Xa
WIN. EDDS- -. Master
For Florence, Omaha City, Council Bluffs, Bellevue,
St. Marys, Wyoming City, Nebraska City, Lin
den, BroYnville, Lowell, Oregon Cit, Iowa Point,
Savannah, ST. Joseph, Palermo,6 Atchison, Yves
ton, L%eavenworth City, Kansas, Independence,
Liberty, Lexington, etc., etc.
THE new excellent and favOritep assenge r Steamer,
i WIZ. CA,TPBELL, VIM dds Master, will on the
earliest opening of navigation, run as q regular
packet to the above and all the intermediate points
on the Missouri River, remaining permanently in
the trade during the entire season. lt.t1lE.tL
The William Campbell" has recently been fitted
up, and refurnished in the most modern style, re-
gardless of expense, and with an eye single to strength
safety and comfort, as well as with every convent
once that could render her desirable to the travelling
public, rendering her now both as regards capacity
for business, superior accommodations for passengers,
equal to any in the trade. Captain Edds hopes to
receive at the hands Of his numerous Missouri river
friends a continuance Of that generous patronage
for which he is indebted during a series of years,
while in command of different boats, and for which
ne hereby 0SsiIos " pressure ms laosr es~VOfaa -
acknowledgements, promising increased efforts to give
general satisfaction, and retain their confidence and
patronage.
April I'd, 1857. 42-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14
1857. MISSOURI RIVER PACKET. l85
A1OnEO Chilcl-

AL u 70 .M 81 81
JOSEPHB. HOLLAND. Master
For Council Bluffs, Omaha Cisy. Bellevue, ST. Mary
Wyoming CITY, Nebraska City, Linden, Blown
vile, Lowell, Oregon, White Cloud, Iowa Point
Savannah, St. Joseph, Palermo, Atehison, Weston
Leavenworth City, Kansas, Independence, Liberty
Lexington, &c.
x.uS[E%2A THE entirely new, swift and elegant
- passenger steamer ALONZO CHILD, Capt
Joe. Holland, will on the opening of navigation, run
as a regular packet to the above and ~intermediate
points, continuing in the Bluffs Trade during thC
entire boating season.
Captain Holland, deeply grateful to his numerous
friends aleRg the river for the liberal patronage ith-
erto extendedito him while in command Of the
Omaha, and other boats desires to return them hi.
sincere Acknowledgements and t~osolieita continuance
of their confidence and patronage for his new boat,
promising u~ntircing e~xersiOns to reader general sat
~iSfactiOn.
The Alohzo Child was built expressly for tho oun-
Gil Bluffs trade, under the especial supervision OF
Capt. Holland, who begs to assure his friends that
theycwill find Fer to be admirably adapted to the
wants of the river, being Of greatstrength, hghtness
ofdraught, beauty of model, etc., with cabin arrange
ments and accommodation not surpassed by those
Of any boat in the river, combining all the latest
and most modern improvements that could add to
the safety, comfort and pleasure Of passengers
Nothing will be found wanting in any Of her APP
pointments which belong to those OF a first class
passenger steamer. .-T ~
March 18th, 81. 4O-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14
ST LOUIS. no.

ME take Pleasure in saying to our friends and
w the public in general, that our stock Of Fine,
Medium, and Common Furniture, as well rs Mat
trosses and Bedding, was never moro complete and
deserving the attention of purchasers, either at
wholesale or retail7-in full suits or single articles
than at present. m
We shall spare 10 effort to keep the mosteompiete
assortment IN our line, in the West. Our Goods are
made here, as well as East, by the best wOrkmen,
and thus combine the greatest variety and latest
styles, with the cheapest and most substantial.
Dealers, as seIl as all other purchasers, are in
vitcd to call ano look through our Mammoth Ware
Rooms. slfuf 10 garof talareJ Bal au g.
Orders also, from all parties having furniture to
buy FOR themselves or others, are especially solicited,
with the assurance Of our best endeayors to merit q
continuance Of the liberal confidence and patronage
We have so long received. 1A b5l6aE#
-4- SCARRITT & MASON aT
Washington Ave. between End and Sd SITS.
March 10Th, 81. 4OE3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14
1851. MISSOURI RIVER PACKET. 1881.
Tv71IighGs

New Missouri River, Kansas and Nebraska Packet
for 1857.
THE entirely now, swift and unsur-
@@=L passed passenger steamers TWILIGHT,
Capt. Johns Shaw, will on the opening Of naviga-
tion run as a regular packet to the above and all IN
termediate points. Hhe Psilightw was bniltexpresslg
for the Missouri river trade, under the especial super
vision Of Capt. Shaw, who begs 70 assure his friends
that they wiIfhd her to.be admirably adapted to
the wants Of the river, being If great strength and
lightnsss Of drought, With cabin arrangements and
accommodation unsurpassed, combining all the
latest and mostmOdern improvements that could add
to the safety, comfort and pleasure Of passengers.-
Nothing will befound wanting in any Of her appoint
ments which belong tOa 6rsteloSs passenger steamer.
March 18th, 81, 4O-tf
49,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14

Il is generally rumOred that Mr.
Buchanan health is not good
MI. Walker has not Jet left Wash
ington for Kansas.
BDF. StringfenOw, the leader of the
prO-slayery party, andaG Gen. Lane are
now in Kansas, and are on the best
termsimagihable. The papers repre-
sent ee, reconciliation Of the two anti
thedcal zncongruities as sthe lion and
the lamb lying down together"
Col Benton is in New York, pass
ing a few weeks With Col. Fremont.
Lieut.. Governor MCOmasss of Viz
ginia, has resigned The constitution
Of That State makes no provision for ,
s~uccessOratill the Governors election
andif Gov. Wise should die or resign
thercsis no officer provided by Law e
fna his place. &c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14
6tntraI gmtuigcnte.
FOREIGN NEWS.

Lord Palmerston is now securely
established as Prime Minister of Eng
land for some time, and Lord Derby
has no chance of displacing him. The
triumph is so great as to enable the
Minister to carry out his war policy in
China, which it appears the people are
anxious to pursue.
The Times, in speaking of Golden
and Bright, who have lost their seats,
remarks:
"For ten years we have opposed
those two gentlemen in well nigh every
act of their public lives, and yet now
we most honestly say that We deeply
regret to see their names erased from
the roI-can of the House of Commons
the names Of John Bright and Richard
Golden" j I'll - 5 -
These two men were particularly
active in opposing the castigation OF
the barbarians.
The Emperor of the French has his
hands full. There is nc sdoubt but that
his life has been again attempted. Ar
rests 60 on continually, and the police
appear to be aware of some vast con
spiracy. Although a great many no.
bks havegiven in their adhesion to the
Imperial Government, dissatisfaction
and i'll viii are still at work. The eel
ebrated minister and fnancier, Theirs.
who was the pupil of the great Talley-
rand, is evidently on very good terms
in secret with the Emperor, who does
not employ him at present, but he vii
no doubt take place at the proper time
The sultan Of Turkey, the Paeha Of
Egypt, and other eastern parties, have
given orders for large quantities O.
highly expensive jewelry to the greai
bullion houses and jewellers of Paris
AEast amount of capital has also beer
circulated among the shop-keepers ant
artizans in making preparations for the
ensuing coronation. An American
gentleman who was recently presented
to the Emperoran and Empress on court
day, describes the former as being /;
little wrinkled, care-worn, and grey
headed man, with a piercing eye, anC
the latter as all that is bland, beautiful
and captivating. sai 10 so Ell
. -N rHr-rHEL "a -.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14
SUNDRIES,

Cotton yarn, carpet chnin, batting. candle Uieas
cotton and hemp wines wheat and meal sacks, aIe.,
spades and shoVels, garden seeds and stFnW nk@sEg
chains. lead shot, powder broOmS iwrEping papc;
hemp. MANILA, jute and cotton coudHge indigo and
madden, alum, white lead, window sash, window.
glass, tumblars,jars Of different sizes, TASKS as0rted
sizes, s~assafras bark, pie fruits, fresh peaches, brandy
cherries and peaches, current and raspberry jsles.
fresh tomatoes, canton ginger, preserves, nut msgl
c~assia, peppersauee, tomRtO and walnut easuP
lemon syrup, Holsters, sardines, extract and essence
of eofeg-chocoIate tie. nick Zee matches ebs
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14

- NASe1 MAASA III uN oOAO q IAf IaUt eu asem-
modatihs terms, EXCLUSIVELY Ar WG0TF.
S8LB :S1I 1p ,'iH ak 90
10000 Cigars all quali-lOo b1s E D and ER.
1000 sacks G a Salt 156 boxes ssrcb
200 Hhds n 0 Sugar 200 bbH ardhf bbl, v,t,,
sou SKIS Rio Coffee and bui'r erackss
100 " OG Java Coffee 200 bbli and hfEbs pa3
100 +" Laguayra bread and pic mic DO
100 " Mocha 200 bbk soda miksHgal
$50 bbls, half bbls andl00 egg and Eiued
kgs Beleher's MOlasses; 100 bbIs apple vinegar
200 bbls, half bbls and qr300 hxs Tebaecoalg grades
refined do 200 bxs Smoking Tobacco
$50 hals chests tea, all various brands
kinds 100 punches pipe stems
25O bbls Beles er's Sugar so bbh II 5 Sicily ard
$50 bbls, halls, qrs, nos ! JocaA Almonds
2 and 3 Maekerel so bbb dberis, brazil
2O0bxs dried herriugs nuts, peeans
20 hf IBIS White Fish 400 kgs s c Soda
drms dry Cod Fish 500 keggasortcd sails
200 bxs ass'd candy 500 bxs hall and Or star
100 " fOncy " candles
300 drums figs $50 do stetinc do
100 bxs HIS and qrs Raist200 DO lar soap
ms so do rock candy.
so bxs Pruncs
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14
1851. MISSOURI RIVER PACKET, 1854
Adnaira1. :

L 4 ~ t 7n--
1921. MISSOURI RIVER PACKET 1904,
Adm1ra1.
W. w. BAKER. -. 1890. -. Captain.
ROBERT A. DARST... Clerk.
For Sioux City, Logan maaiSDeeatur City, De
Soto, Florence, Omaha City, Council Bluffs, Belle
vue, st. Mays, Wyoming City, Nebraska City,
Linden, BroYnynle, Lowell, Oregon, Iowa Point,
Savannah; ST Joseph, etc, etc.
TIE excellent commodious and favor
lite passenger steamer ADMIRAL, Capt.
Baker, Clerk, Robert A. Darst, viii on the opening
Of navigation. ply as Regular packet to the above
aRdall Observation-Disclosures the MissouFilBiysr
Fenaining-permanenty in thistrhde, and running
regularly during the entire season., = bfeT
The Admiral has recently received many valuable
Improvements nnd addiAionA mastering ,hern0w, both
ass passenger and freight steamer equal to anyTin
the trade and Capt, Baker hopes to receive at the
hands of his old Missouri River friends, the same
liberal patronages0g y extended to his broth
or. Shippers may rely upon having their freight
handled with the greatest care and dispatch, and
passengers are assured an travelling upon the Admi-
raj, Of being made f:el always quite at homo. The
Admiral win make ono trip CouReil Bluffs, after
which she win make regular trips to Sioux, City
every twenty day. sr
April %, 1857. 42-f
1851. MISSOURI RIVER PACKET. 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14
Notice.

Editor "Nebrdska Advertiser: o9l-1aGl3 r1
DEAR SIR: In looking over the last number of your
paper q notice attracted my attention signed by
Jerome Hoover, Esq, in which he states that certain
stories are in circulation that the undersigned claim
some interest in Nemaha City for the purpose of In
juring its prosperity. 1t may do quite well to cir
culate a report Of that nature where the facts are
unknown, but to those knowing the facts such a
statement is merely foolish.
And for the purpose of giving a fair opportunity
to persons to ascertain the facts We hereby warn all
persons from purchasing any pretended claim OF
interest in the said town of Ncmaha City, fromthe
said jerome Hoover, as he has sold and received say
for n~ine-twelfths of said town, and suitisRoWp pending
to place the undersigned in possession of the Interest
by them purchased in the same; and they have not
Authorized the said Hoover to sell or dispose of any
portion Of their interest, but directed suit to be
broughtlong since for its recovery, 4gy4a zur qO-
Yours, &c,
.uiaaTe u1Za7 +. J. MARSHALL
JN0 D0NIPHAN. ~
r5af -I5RHs Gr JAS. DON1PHAN. 2
-I- h.igd aiss -at zI3la5 RI. BALLARD.
t.E yF r-- F-~r.g1 r. OsBISH0P.It ssTl.
L. D. BIRD. ae
A. G. WOODWARD.
s.. F. NUCK0LLS.
b5Te1gJ fdgs sassgOAjGHAS. F9H0LLT.sHs.
March 2S!h, 1857. .sl42af
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14

A merchant al get along without
advertising: 50 csn a wagon without
grease, but It goes hard, and squeOks
at every turn,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14

TIE breadstuf exports from the
Uaitod States last year amounted to
100000 81. 800
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14
1857. MISSOURI RIVER PACKET. 1857.

1857. MISSOURI RIVER PACKET. 1857.
W NG1n-ne-ha-ha
CHAs. Z. BAKER. -. ~....... Master.
W. H. rSeUDDER ....,-.r .--r.......-.-- Clerk
For Florence, Omaha City. Council Bluffs. Bellevue,
st. Mary's, Wyoming City, Nebraska City, Linden.
BrownYiite, Lowell, oregon, Iowa Point, Savannah.
st. Joseph, Palermo, Atchison, Weston, Leayen-
worth City, Kansas, Independence; Liberty, Lex
lng'on' &C., iI 81 Etld l.If ILO
THE entirely new, swift aud Gle
CANT passengers steamer MrN-NE-HA-
HkSCaPt. gHas. R. Baker, IVAN. ScrBDER, CLERK.
wll,en ~the.oPening o.. navigation, run As a regular
packet to the abOyB named fand -all intermediate
points, continuing in the Bluffs trade during the
entire boating season.
Capt. Baker, thankful to the public for its very
generous support bestowed upon the Admiral, while
under his command, hereby begs leave to tender his
aeknowledgemenR anls0licitfor his neS boata con
tinuanee Of its confidence and patronage, pledging
unth1ng exertionsfOf himself and officers to rive
full satisfaction to those With whose business he may
be honored,- The Min-ne-ha-ha was built expressly
forthe Council Bluffs trade, under the special super
vision Of Captain Baker, who has spared no trouble
or expense to make her an ANo. 1 Missouri River
Steamer, and begs to assure his friends that they
viii find her to be in al respects, most Admiralty
adapted to the wants Of the river, being Of great
strength EghtpesseG dElRght, easiness Of model and
ane of the fast ones, with cabin arrangements ana
accommodations Of a very superior onler, and notex-
eelled By those Of any boat in the river. combininc
all tho most modern improvements that safely. com.
fort % pleasure could suggest, IN short. in ali6g,
appointments. nothing viii be wanting belonvSnv a
those Of zhrstelas5 passenger steamer. =
March 18th, ~. ts,u
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14

u captivating. sAi % 81
The Postmaster General has pub
lished an advertisement inviting pro-
posals, according to act of the last
Congress, for carrying the overland
mail to California, semi-montly weekly,
and scmi-weekly trips each way. The
stipulatiohs Of the act under which this
service is to be perfoMcd are brief:
it authorizes the Postmaster General
to contract for carrying the g entire
letter mail, from such point on the
Mississippi as the contractor may Sc
lectotO San Francisco, for six years, at
d cost not exceeding $500, 900 for
semiHemonthly, $450,O0O for weekly,
and 100000 for semi-weekly trips, at
the Option of the Postmaster General.
The s~erviceto be performed with good
feur horse coaches or spring wagons
49,"
suitablefo for the eonveyanceaof passen-
gers and the security Of the mails.
Each trip to be performed in twenty
FIVE days. pc as''lF ss3 ,af ,a 'ss9l Pin I.
Col. Sumner, with a force of about
one hundred men, has been ordered
Against the Iowa and Cheyenne In
dams 70 OhEthe restoration ofpeace in
those quarters he viii proceed With bis
troops to Utah. .-.4s9 : q obgtsao !,
cone GRc--o ,sYIi0'B
SUNDAY Is CH1cAao.4The Chicago
Times furnishes US with a lively pic
tire Of Ssbbath-day existence in that
ett zoe GEO 1oac-c AJ 10 1Rui a1I zlo7
CAy sssIsH.A sd3 20 tdzI emos word
"Here in Chicago2on Sunday we
have ffty-six churches open during the
forenoon dnd,evening but as the $ aTne
time there are not less than eightyball
rooms, in each of which the band
plays from morning till midnight, and
waiting goes on without intermission.
In addition to these festivities we
have two theatres, each with its per-
formers in tights and very short gar
ments, rivaling Ellsler in their grace
fal evolutiens. Saloons have their
front doors closed by proelamation, but
do thriving business through side en-
frances 6el e
It is generally rumOred that Mr..
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14
To California and SAT- Lake Emigrant,.

Your especial attentioni is iayftedtdnJ ~eztea51s
stock, which embraces everything suited to your
wants an crossing thcplains. Twill 81 albthnes Keep
on hand -four, neal bacon, lard, hard bread and
crackers, al Of which will DO soldft tho l~oHestsash
prices.
58-1y J. T.. JENNINGS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14
Buchanan Life and General
insurance Coz
Office cor ID and julie sts.,
ST. JOSEPH 10.

u.RrEEEp AT TIE LAST SESSION OF TIE 40. LEG.
authorized Capital S3,000,OQ0.
DIRECTORS.
JB. Jennings, /. r.. Howard, ]. A.. OWef+M Milton
Toofb. John oihoun. John II. Iikens, WI Pcneik,
James Kay, Nj. McAshan, A. 9. Mansfeef-
- J.B. JENNINGS, Pres.
N. R. McAsHAN, Sec'y.
rs now ready to receive application for Life, Fire,
i Marine and River risks. A cash return Of 20 per
cent. will be allowed on cargo premiums. Losses
promptly adjusted, and the usual facilities given to
the patrons Of the Office.
April 16th, 1857. 4l-5m
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14
ST. JOSEPH, NO.,

ITAS on hand, and to arrive The foiIowiny ~;
IL eles, which viii be sold to tao rade q sr~.
modating terms, EXCLUSIVELY Ar Wf0fF
S6EE:s1 70 'ik 20
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14
wnnDEN 49,.

Wash boards, tubs, comnaon pals, cedar pals, BB
pals, pine and cedar ehuras, brass bound ~ehunSbE
buckets, we'll buckets, cedar cans, mop sticks, butter
prints. buckeye bowls in nests; iron bound kegs oHs
two, three, i've and ten gallons, tho sinallersize With
bales, common and / b half bushels and measures
eamn stooIs etc
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-05-14

am also agent for the sale Of X a salt, and base
now on. hand 1000 bills for sale nj cost and trguspor-
tatiOn. / have the exclusive sale by direct esnsig1-
ment Of five hundred dozen Fields celebrated oysters,
acknowledged to be the best put up in Baltimore.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03
NEW SERlES--NO. Ni.

The question: recurring on the adoption Of
the report, 1t was adopted by the following
vote
ANts-~Messrs Armstrong, 4. T. AmaS, 81,
y. Ames, huslos, Becker. Barrett, nafus, sur.
we'll, iisili,. bfews, Curtis Chase, Davis, pay,
Emmett, Flan,iiau, ,silba,t, Gasnian, Gilman,
uoleombe. kinTshury, Kennedy, keogsa, leo.
naId, t.ashsllr, Aeeker, Mctgarty, McfetridEe
MoMahan, Noris, ptincc, Nanlarseh. shpg,
bntne, Stacey. stee'er, Swan, Warner, NJ. Pc.
slJuAi. 81
NAYS NcssIs ilassop, Csntstl, Jerome,
Murray, Rolette, Setaot, shepley Stufs,., Tay
lor. 1eusoofdc, Vassnar, Walt IS.
The report vas then orirr,i 10 bo IN.
On motion Of Mf BROWN. the sSeoreta-
ry Of Che Convention wN authorized 10 in.
form the Cnscntion, 10 The ees, Niag Of the
Capitol, of the action OF thia Convention,
IN ordering the Consultation reported by the
Committee TO pe enrolled.
Tn motion Of Mr. GORMAN, members
not present whn The vote was iakea on The
adoption Of the report, were permitted to
record their votes.
Mr. 6OiiMAN moved TINT Meaas
SiiERhlfl.NE aud BROWN be n.,ie,i
w ht hA Isl5WitpHtt
Mr. 81 Il. AMisS moved rceonsllers.
lion of The veto by which Mr., BROWNS
moilon, authorizing Tho Secretary 10 ineorm
the Convention h the east wing Of the Gap
i,ol, Of the action Of this Convention Ia
adopting the report oi the Committee on
Conference. was adopted. The rceonsidera.
ton was ordered, and the motion amended,
ti4u hr.a,.l..nf tk,a
70 inform tbs President OF thp Convention
in the east wing Of the Capitol u the seiion
Of this body 10 adopting the report If the
Committee on coatpromiso
The amglImeoi was adopted.
The sum d 500 VIA Appropriated to
Translate thu Governors 0i,rsalg, INTO tho
Swedish aud ,!crman languages
The PKE.5ibLN'f laid before the Con.
yepiion the following ammuuiestion,
VI. ftpi, aug. ~, issT.
To rne Hos. H. u. -imsy, Ptesident~- I have
the hogot ~ com aunirats thai the Convention
over which | preside, this hsy passsd tho lie.
port II tba JOINT Committee 81 Conference un
The sghjeo, of the form alton of \ Constitution,
Yi,hoat any anieaiment. aud slso the enclosed
resolutions,
foaF. most respectfully.
Nr =, ~, DALNdadR, ffrAsshi.
The vote by shirh the ruport Of The Com
mi,fee ou Compromise was referred ~ the
Committee oil i9nn,lImsnt was roeopziinrcj
aid ihe report was referred to 'he Commit
ter ON Conference.
Nr. CORN An otFrsi the following res
olution.
iissoissd That 4 shs Auditor aai Treasurer Of
ihs Ter itors, dee IineA 10 recognize the argai,s
gst"a oi tlsss opysntiop. presided over BY VI.
4. y. paloombr, that Hon, ". II. Nibley. rftsl-
doni, ap1 J, J, Soah, Secretary, sign cer,iu
eaies " sucIi members ~ That Convention 81
were legally elected 20 ,ita Constitutional Con.
veai,pa, Pf0vhlud, tbey bs pfssen,ed foI saeh
purpose sad toassiude the printing for that
body
The resolution was debated ut length, by
iIesaa GORMAN. MGl,RAY, BROWN,
-iiERBU RNE. AMEs, FLANDRAU,
&iBi.EY, and IA ASEN.