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I D. Gil A Sc & Ms,
WEST CONCORD, VT,
PRACTICAL FOUNDERS,
MACEINISTS s. MILLWRIGHTS.

Hereby inform their old patrons and the public
generally, that they are now prepared, by Increased
and superior facilities TO manufacture all kinds of
castings, gearing and machinery, and construct
FIGURING and Lumber Mills Of superior style and
finish, and unsurpassed in durability and lcetv OF
action. And improved water wheels, Circular
Board Macn;ne>, Cl1pboard, Single and Ls,h
Machines are not excelled by any other Malu,ac-
turers. Also furnish Eurr's Mill Stones, Boiling
Cloths. Behing and Saws Of all descriptions at
manufacturers prices. Also make surveys OF Mil
sites ana furnish drafts and Estimates for mills and
machinery. All kinds Of job work executed with
ea;l.e,> and Dispatch. Prices reasonably low. All
those III want OF any thing in line will do well
to give us call. personally or by letter. before pur
chasing elsewhere lUl9-tf
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~ A l. F. Abav Morgan Mare-nine
a years Old sound. kind and fleet broke So "a
to be perfectly mana seable fora LADY, also good I'M
der the Naod!e-u>l;l gait eight miles an hour-can
travel mile in about three minutes. With the
shove VIII be sold an open buggy, with silver cast
ng,, and silver mounted harness. Sold for no
1a, but the owner is unable to afford the EXPENSE.
lie horse. &c, can be seen at DR.. PARkER'S Of
PeachaIn, Vt. Jan. 3, 1857 le15u
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Late Commissioner I'll Patents"


F,T'I - l'1t>f y ''17-- -@."I-'T-
",r.v>r Il. IS;,,.-l burn Tie time l.-ye hc,I
tie ,:i,yc "a t,;.isIi-ioncrui I;;eu'>. i. H. E'.iv.
10 ii !.u>:,u has lc,n extensively e,,...cj IN
Il c;c.>:ci,r ii business Will the Once - :,
icit.r lie j. :l,To,.-.:ly acquainted with the l
i,.I Tie rules OF practice - The o:cc. regard
HIM ~ ,ic u. The mos: Capable and >ucc,>>ill lrar
,i,ol,> with h,m have had official intercourse
C!!AS. MASON. Commissioner q Patients
Boston ban. l. l>,.. icl.-cs
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STATE OF IEElIDNI.

I.sscA District, =.
At Probate Court holden the rroltc ,li,, u'i-
cn'I-. within and f said Dotr.,, tic 6:.. -! Of
y Fcrt.ary, ID 49,:
"A !u~tnnrit rUrpor,>ug e. he the last Nh and
ur Il Horace II. Palmer. late If ord said die
t:iCt deceased GinS presented 10 The tul here II
=. iTN, ir PROBATE: Il ordt.et ty said Court all
IcI.l> therein bc notified app >>in
>I /" Nc h, !cu at the Probate Gitc IN t. ,
lU.. The 18th day o march, y ~. i. Show ,.tr!s,
ii .y thry have. against the Probate 81! II
lur hi, urI" il is l Their ol,tIrd Ma. COPY 81 til,
rr,o,, 81 ,!i> order L. published in LCAIEloNI.: prIr
ted III ST. Joinstry, three weeks SUGGEST c et ils I.
said time If hearing.
CHANDLER judge f Probate
true ccrv e!recerd-A Attest.
I'oi .3 Attest, ISRAEL. DEW Ky, REGISTER.
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ARCH PL ATES,

a ECI. a>h az! oven Mouths. Cookil" Langr
- Farmers Ec..cr~. Et@i-icr-. Iron S!h.. Barn.
Door Roller. Gate Hinges aIc .a~tsl;,.->. for e
at low price~.hv iGiNIoN X DiNlNG.
$. .'.l.l suLrv. ai4N :. l>-.;.
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HOUSE; FOR SAL

is;shs.., The Subscriber offers for sale his
,EIa kalssss IS. house situated on Winter Street. It
is large house, containing tan rooms, convenient
" arranged for two families. There i. hsf an acre
Of land attached. The buildings ere al new, and
in good repair. The Subscriber is anxious to sell
for the purpose Of e,nigrating to Kansas. and good
bargain cal be made. OREN c. POTTER.
Feb. H. 1851 1eo0tf
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FAIR WERNING.

A IL. ,er<ors ;r,lcl;ei II the Subscribers vii
u confer tav,r Iy >c::i, - 500. - las>;ble.
Time limited 10 Nc fir: q; felrI':r;. Take lair
x.rl.i, = aid save cost. STONE < FOSTER.
s.. Holm >Lurv. Vt. Dec. -. l,;'f. IUl3if
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GROCERY China & Glass Ware.

VE'HE arcc>: az best assortment ever 'i'cre': OF
4 >ccl. III Ca'c.l Iii: County lU~t received. :t.,.
VIII e >o.d l.:,viI.- h,cIl lou.l IA original r;:ck-
ages ior cash cheaper than eve ic.me. Gail aid
-cci:at /. +. EEoNN NJ.
October -, 1876. lul5tf
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READY-MEDE CLOTHING

is large. and made M in tie very best worknanl;he
marler-:Il.o f TIER own Notwithstanding
Of Dress Ernck and Sack Goats froch and Sack
Overco;t>. Si.h No,vet. Satin. FIGURED Six and
Lasting VEST, Eiach and E::,icy hc.>ln Pants all
price. frocks. overali. Re- and Bike tver>hri.
&c. i.i!hcr G"l> II ali kinds. latest svlc Hats
and thin Boots. Trunks, N"li>eS, Carpet Eags, Tn
hrcl!:lS. &c. &c.
Their Patrons and the Public arc invited 10 call
and examine their extensive stock. and any one
wishing 10 buy any OF the above goods AT little
advance from cost. VIII find it for their interest 10
trade where they can gel good bargains and tave :.
chance 10 Sclec: from large AMI desirable stock G:
Goods. VII. rETfES.
VI. II. HcEIDN.
Opposite The r#s-uinrs;c House, I;ailroat Street.
s. .i,Ll.i INV Vermont. S9stf
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I'D BE- Prsssaa e tIsi 70 sPeak . his
sacset. 6atdhs saali,y '=hN'h iS4he q
..,uop h5afsl E@I sussaasa Hsss'pre
VISA iatpbsasAtaso I'm s.saissscca Mlaes =,
vrx4 BE: 81, si sseary ~ issS

' wv 49,
WAS 90, over much sooner than was at first
expected. Poor T-was called upon to
plead to the charge. lis counsel, in defence
pointed out to the Judge and jury the I'M
probability OF a nan committing such al act
who held position Of great trust in society.
and whose character for honesty was bevond
a! question, as he should Irove by evidence
Of the highest Responsibility. After his al
treas Tie n.mes OF the Witnesses for character
were called bat as the trial unfortunately
took place q hours earlier than in the ordl-
nary course WAS expected, they were not pres
cn:~ TIE jury, without lcavu. thc box,
found hin guilty; the judge approved the
verdict, and the poor man wa, sentenced to
,1me years imprisonment.
I: may be asked, where va, tho VI; lie at this
time: Why WAS she not present: Wonder
rot The Gay before the trial she gave birth
TO the sixth child, and from distress Of mild
was no, expected TO survive through it
Fever came Oh, insen,iLility followed, and
for ten days she was unconscious CT every
thing about her. \: TIE ir., g!eam of return
n. sense she inquired if Mr.. T. had re-
turn.,i home, evidently aIiu,!n: to his usua.
return ir'm business brt memory, like Z
:ia>t OF !:ghtnns recalled her to his SD po-
sltion, ani she sank baci. In 10 the state of
.Esensibilty from which she appeared to BE-
recovering. am not irau.;ns in sentiment;
narrs,e what saw. Three weeks later her
two clccst children we're carried of by an
attack Q. scarlet fever ten days more her
infant died. Within three months trcm that
she received information f.om the governor
Of the caol that her husLand was dying, and
that she must proceed Immediately 10 Inn if
SIZE wished to see him alive. She entered his
wIetched cell. There, before her, lay her
hustand-a he! ple.s, para ysed old man--an
IDIOT. His hair which three months before
lad no, grey hair in it, was now perfectly
white. His age, 50 years. Fortunately for
him be knew her not. Her passionate and
heart rend!ng grief, which wrung the hearts
OF those around fell dead on hi. ear; all hu-
U.sn symDsthes were gone. Reason was
Iud.ly jos;led from her seat. He cared not
Tor judge, Jury, or policemen, and Ii. gazed
uncons.opsly on the wife of his early and
ailect.onats love, and mother Of his helpless
children. lneed not dwell upon this scene.
After some ioruia.ities at the Home office
he WAS removed 10 a private y,um, near
London. lie was once more free man, bu,
TO what purpose: IN "a short time he sank
and died.
This MAS one Or those eases ia which it is
ea,v to.6x ..suspicion, and next to impossible
to rcuove:it. If 10 two carpet bags were a.
like; if there were no confusion at railway
station on the arrival ola train ; no rush for
los.asc bu: OF tue CONTRARY, such order thai,
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A VI E f ] C A N
& o vi Il q q n ID

THE subscriber would respectfully ask the attention Of the
People ri Vermont. 10 the claims OF BACIS AMEkI-
CAN COMftl Nd "i the best preparations before
the pUi "r the rclici and cure OF the follow conn
Bronchitis, .Wnt$icrs' Sore Uront. tolomd. Nursing
ana Ecerotcd Sore -I0ufhS, Sore Nyyi,s. N,4to,i
3! IuhiS. Teror S,r,s. Scr,tnTa. Irtrofi.p ct tie
Lungs on'i Somoch. al Neiroas Co,uulaints. Ftmyi.
|'entNess ant TIRE ui4rdi,s Finer. IA"< (o, Hhdes)
(oHghS "rh<i"g trom az hritpt,d Tfoot. pies,
Itoh Nom1,h$-iA tao, IN case If I!tnLAo<s IN
f,mmot,on, or iavare Blocd uSt It's R,moog.
III c city Auburn where this medicine is PREPARED
the pf'lr,,o reside lr.c list 9" the reliable and
proofs 81 il ,cac have been furnished in its
ia."r 10y The Voluntary iI0 iiiI-> {" those no iN been
relieved AID cured 81 long standing ai.d
ted dnc, t"lS 81 til" ai"N CON plants,
10 spread lis knowledge, and Promote the good no
may hc similarly all iclr'l
It's iiuccc has been peculiarly happy in al! Bron
cia AID Threat alic, ii>. from slight Crnni, ia,ll.
tiu> and ul,cat"i. Also IN very market cases
Female caklico> and rr, -L!art.cs and naIl older
plant, cIUnt sod above.
v have also >tT"., this character in our
own State. wAi, il las l, used wonderful success
I" dlrrd relief liz Ingredient. .uIg m j. cIiiund
iul'! extract of 'BEECH DEnr.'' ard
'oi> II are such IT, /" ,n'cr il and harm
less ll!@ the rNr:t>C at Jl regard
III" habits "the iniviuah hey "G Thar necessary
from personal hum ledge oi these u hesitate
- say /" say I" all VII" III any afflicted ill Bodily
cakIc>>. Debility Inflammation. impure .gi~i "ou
that EAc'> ANrEIcAN Ccvror>r i rccoll.l.t,G Ia the
81 longest asSufHl'""t Relief :llj Cure.
FRED. +. SMITH Mottl""r.
VI h"i">tiv -A"clit lui t!.e State .: VI
To whom AL orders should J." addressed.
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4 4 Il II l.,

At TIRE,
II AID = O - +
II: 6 G E { I! +, VI G T: T T s,
ST. JOIINSSUhI,
FEEIlE subscribers. u',cr the name and firm, q
i HALLEIT X THOMPSON. continue the
Foundry alid Machine business . heretofore.
IL >>Ili.1lAll.IIT,
ALiA. lIIGNI SON.
Aug. 1.ls56 e.-,f
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M ORE A GE NTS W ANTE ID.

Nante', lo OF 10 more agents fer Pages Railroad
i'!il>. >ioU! prefer t. cl-N-c them soon: hut a.
any time before thc first OF Apr. ..rAt vii do
Don; wish 10 engage lor any shorter nt iha, oi.c
year, and don't wish t"iay any n."yo !.ur les thn
$50 per month, and AL rl c>Sry travelling cxpv,.-
se>. Agents travel on foot. Shou!G be !aply TO
confer. at any time with those desiring such a
situation, 1t my Office, Rutland, Vt. A personal
interview important.
T. J. PAGE, Proprietor.
Rutland Jan. -, l.57. ldle-25
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The Tailoring Department
Hydraulic Rams,

CHAlN Pumps Iron& Copper Pumps, Lead Pipe
" Sheet Lead, and Sheet Zinc. for sale cheap by
BOYNTON & DEMING.
st. Johnsbury, Mays S, 1856.
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BEST QUALITY

EpUENING T,ujI. Canlfhcl., Winter Strained
- Sperm and Lard OIL, Us. rrce.vrd.:t
T.. +. BROWNS.
Oetss. loo5f
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Fall & Winter Goo1s.

lie would invite the ladies and gentlemen Of S,
Johnshury and vicinity. to call and examine them
s.fofs purchasing elsewhere
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DR.. GRAVES
Eygeian Alternative Syrup !!
THE GREAT REMEDY
The ImpuIity of the Blood.

This is the great remedy of tie present time. 1t
has become Known as The greet for a. those
chronic diseases that affecting pcoc AL over
The country. 1t isa perfect cure for .rrty kUF If
han"r. 1t has cured hundreds Of peor.c o. Liver
Conn plant, and Kidney diseases. Ii cures Salt
Eleu!n ike charm. 1t has never failed to cure
any case Of Debility, and ali ordinary cases Of
Scrolnla. We can show v"u Recommendations OF
this medicine from many oil the iil>: persons in y.
England. Over five hundred certificate, from pco-
pie III Nern"l.t and New l!.inp-!ilc, tell wha; i:
has done in these State Rc,.cr, are YOU afflicted
with any o: the above complaints: If vou are,
don't tail 20 get this Great Remedy. 1t Is made
from the prescription OF DR.. urave>. tie most celc-
hra'e, l,hv>iciHn in the Eoy,.! Medical Society Of
Great Britain Prepared III this country only 10y
Marcus +. Hri'=nlan, II d, ar'! >o.I II wholesale
by \. II. Gates X Co., brownsville. VI.
DIR. .'iruii. Lyndon. Ni!ots:.ie arcl.t. Sold hv
J. G. Bin. ham, st. .onN!lrv. ana al, respectable
Druggists throughout. the to.u:ry. l02l-.2
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EXECUTORS SALE
r I, AL est \ Il T..

Ev license of :i!c Probate Cour.. will be sold n:
Public Auction, Of no. previously disposed off, on
Tues ay the l1A Day 81. March, ls57. at one o'clock
=. ~. the farm know" IS the .A-in Young farm
late Of ST. iohi!>hury. containing about ~ acres
with the buildings thereon.
Sale TO be on the premises. Condition Of pay
me!.t made known at the time Of sale.
RANSOM luUNG, Executor.
81. .T"hn-hury. Feb 18th. 1871 102l IS
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The Society Tor tie Encouragement
ofWcaring Clean Shirts,
Containers Furnishing Goods.

les Gatinla ST.. ,os' 81 P,"r}->t. N,r I,rl
J.. II! hul. o>i'l-i,cau'i complete, Of
~ o., iSest titttIis> tIt lost I.,i.t 'It,'l
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s>l5nS:tstt{-1tE. GErEg*

consisting Of Stocks. Ties. Cravat>. Neck :ndPoch
e. Handkerchief Gloves, Hosiery. French Blossoms,
White and Fancy Shirts, Under Shirts and Draw
ers. Su>pender>. &c &c.
Grateful for the liberal patronage they have re-
ccivpd the past season. Ak coItuai:ce and take
pleasure il saving that al who VIII favor them with
tleirpa:rona.c -!ailbc rewarded hy receiving good
Goods al low prices.
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS.

y { y l. d.
Fr IL" !r':i'l,c"t Druggists and iI,iN iua- now ~
tIg this Mc," IL the State {" Vermont. constant s,rIy
VIII lee k" III ii hands 81 'U STAT, i-'I lL! r..
and all Pile iini> Uo,re Viii be promptly filled on the
s,.Ile tC!lIs when at.oi,>>,d e L..
P.N il. I uN IN Try CO., Prollirtors.
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IE|I GOOD !.
Fall G Winter Goods,

consisting of German, English. French and Ameri
cal. Ero=dc!othS. ll:ck and Fancy Docskins, ri
prices. Fancy Ca~~imerc>. and a splendid assert
mei.. Of Satin. Figured SIX and Silk Velvet Ne>,-
ncS. English Beaver. Pilot and Eroadcl"th Over
coa,in"S and full assortment OF I:i!ors' Trim
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Equal il mat, rial ,akc. ,"rajir, aud -! :.
>f.,k'No! uir., in tbs tutltrN.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-01-22

0TThe ST. Louis Democrat contains
Kansas adyices TO The 9Th inst. from which
we learn that seven members OF the Free
State Legislature had been arrested by
the U. S. Deputy Marshal upon writ
issued by Judge Cato. There we're
thirty names attached to the writ. That
body had met no the 9Th, and adjourned
till the next day Much dissatisfaction
is felt on account of Lieut.. Gov. Roberts
falling 10 be present at the opening. The
President OF the Senate would deliver the
message in bis stead,
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a pheygshenon almost unknown in that
latitude. In all the western rivers stea-
mers are frozen up. The great lakes are
covered with firm ice, extending many
miles from shore. In the north western
states"the severity of the weather is al
most Unprecedented, and men and ami
mails have perished in great numbers. A
sample of the terrible winter in that local
ity is shown by the following accounts
from Iowa last week:
"The roads were impossible. Sleds,
merchandise and property were abandon.
ed to the storms. Many men and cattle
were frozen to death in the highway
South of that line party Of government
surveyors took shelter from snow storm
in ravne, which scanned the prairie
They pitched their tent upon three feet Of
snow, rugged stove whose pipe ran up
through the top of the tent, ate and went
to sleep. A difficulty of breathing arous-
ed the party early, and it was discovered
that the ravne had drifted chock full, and
that the snow was three feet above the top
of the tent and the top of the pipe. Out
of the entire surveying company Of which
they were part, two men frOze to death,
two waded the prairie SHOWS in stocking
feet, unable to draw on their stiff boots,
and all were disabled, permanently or tenn
porarily, by the freezing of the extremi'
ties"
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TALL SRHclMENs.-Among the most
prominent and noticeable visitors to the
Great Festival, we must count Mr.. Orr
aud his boy, from Union county Mr..
Orr stands six feet eight inches in his
boots, well proportioned, and weighs
about 300 pounds. The son is six feet
five inches, and he informed US that he
had brother at home who was six feet
six inches high and was still growing.
Union county produces some tall tim
ber.-Columbus Gazette.1
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NEWS ITEMS,
j. B. SMITH, Sec'iy.

The steamer Emu arrived at New York
on the 9Th uIt. with Haver dates TO the
29th uIt. A despatch from Berlin states
that the war enthusiasm was increasin on
all sides. The whole Swiss Union had
organized for the defence. An appeal has
been made to the women for the organiza-
ton of the ambulances
The Wisconsin Legislature has elected
Wyman Spooner for Speaker Lieut. Gov.
Macarthur is the presiding officer of the
Senate.
The Union Agricultural Society is in
session at Washington The attendance
is larger than was ever before known.
Secretary Gutherie's invitation to hold
the next exhibition at Louisville, Ky.,
with the guarantee of $3, 900, was accep-
ted.
Resolutions in favor of purchasing
Mount Vernon for a Agricultural Univer-
sity was discussed and adopted,
The culture of the Chinese sugar-cane
was also discussed.
The Republican Caucus of Maine has
nominated Gov. Hamilt0nas United States
Senator for the long term The nomila-
ton for the short term is still pending.
John NJ Wood, of Maine, has prepar-
ed a Pacific Railroad bill. which will
shortly be presented to the House, asking
the aid of the General Government in its
construction by issuing bonds, the public
lands to be reserved, and when sold, tho
entire proceeds TO be used to redeem the
bonds,
The Rov, DR.. Chester, Pastor of the
North Presbyterian Church, Buffalo,
found 5000 under his plate at the break
fast table on New Year morning. Two
hundred dollars were served to him in
like manner on Christmas day,
Russia has adoped the new style in cal
endar time Heretofore the dates of all
Russian oflicialism have been fifteen days
behind the almanac of the rest of the
world The Georgian calendar is at last
proclaimed by the autocrat.
The receipts of the Cleveland and To.
ledo ltailioad for December 1856, was
SlI3,Ol6 against SOL l66 for the same
month of l855-Aa most satisfactory in
crease. R
The Elna Fire Insurance Company
has declared semLennual dividend of 5
per cent, payable on the 9th inst.
1t is estimated that $4,000 persons at.
tended the funeral of Father Mathew, in
Cork, on the l2th of December,
The N. Y. Times denies 'on the best au-
thority,' that the public rumor of Laura
Keen's marriage has any foundation in
truth.
0.rThe Republicans have made
clean sweep in tho Municipal election in
Pitsburgh--elected their candidate for
Mayor by over 400 majority, Every
branch OF the city government is now in
their hands.
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HE Greal Remedy for Neryon

"0 NIeut IteNI0Uy IUT INBTVUuF
JIM. Hulshizer, Doylestown, Pa, S
says; any wife has been afflicted ME- {
debility since September, 1851, sines 4 y,
have been unable to find.any physiqian
that would benefit her in the least a
called at the store of DR.. Harvey, Of tf
some tihcture of iron, and described
flictions of my wife; he then hande
pers to read, among which | found
your German Bitters, imE9cdiateH <
bottles from him, and am II3'l.As-ss'to1 u
use Of the Bitters ha S done her more
the medicine she has heretossare t9kq
to send me a half dozeR Attles."
See advertisement.
Jan. 22, 'j7. 4l-2w
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20th.--SENATE-
Mr. Clay introduced a bill, repeating all
laws, allowing bounties TO vessels employ.
ed in the banks or other cod fisheries.
The bill was referred to the committee
on Commerce.
The bill to establish naval depot al
Brunswick, Georgia was discussed for two
hours Without coming to conclusion,
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE The House passed the bill ex-
tending the land laws to the lands lying
east of the Cascade Mountains.
The House then took up the adverse
report upon the petition upon the petition
of the inhabitants of Arizonia, praying
for The establishment of a territorial gov
.ernment,and other business in aeeordaaee
with the special law.
The'House took up and passed the bills
appropriating $50, 900 to the construction
~ szsalaIv. in Nebraska; establishing
- districts in Nebraska;
zAnd opening roads in
1 -. 4.