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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15
THE INTEI4LIGENCER.

a CURIOUS DOCUMENT Washington, as ev-
cry ybody knows, was very methodical; aud he
was particular to have matters about which
dispute might arise ''put into writing" The
article below is copied from one of his papers"
and is both characteristic and amusing. Itisan
agreement with his gardener, who it appears,
was in the habit of getting tight;
Articles of agr,eiue made this twelfth day
Of April, Ammo DonIni one thousand seven hun
dred and eighty seven, by and between George
the county of Fairfax, State Of Virginia, ON the
part, and Philip Batter, gardener, on the
other. Witness, that the said Philip Barter,
for and in consideration of the covenants here
after mentioned, doth promise and agree to serve
the said George Washington for the term of one
year as a Gardener, and that he will during the
said time. conduct himself soberly, diligently
aud honesuy-that he viii faithfully and indus
triOusly perform all and every part OF his duty
as Gardener to the best of his knowledge and
abilities and that he will not at any time suffer
himself TO he disguised with liquor except on
times hereinafter mentioned.
''Iu consideration of these things being well
and truly performed on the part of said Philip
Barter, the said George Washington doth agree
to allow him Cthe said Philip the same kind and
quality of provisions he has heretofore had, and
likewise, annually, decent suit of clothes, be-
fitting man i'll his station; to consist of coat,
vest and breeches; working jacket and
oreecheS of hcnespun, besides; two white
shirts; three check, do; two linen pocket hand.
kerchicfS, two pair of linen OveFalls; as many
pairs of shoes as are necessary for him; four
dollars at Christmas, with which he may be
drunk four days and four nights; two dollars at
Easter to affect the same purpose; two dollars
at WhitSuntidc to he drunk two days; dram
in the morning, and a drink of grOg at dinner
at noon.
"For the true and faithful performance of all
and each part of these things, the parties have
herennto set their hands this twcnty-tAird day
Of April, Auno Domini, 1887.
PHILIr BATTER, his x mark.
GEoRGE WAsnIGTOS.
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CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

For the Information of gers visiting the cy,wS pub
s the following list the different Churches, and their
me and place meeting. If there any mistakes, We
will make the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. Ndtl:eL0S EiScofdiiTn, Corner Monroe and Byron
trecte Rev PERKIHs, Rector; morning services log
clock, evening, Z.
ST. Johns pfscopalidn, Main street, between First and
second Centre Wheeling, Rev j. H. Saith, A NJ, Rector
Seryiccs-Morning 1O3Z; afternoon 81; night az
st PresIstsraa II. II. WEED, Pastor, FourtIlst,
etween eand afternoon
PreS6yterid Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre WheelnG services morning and evening
Third EyssLyte,it1, Fifth street. between Chestnut and
TalLert sts wheeng Rev T. WOODS Pastor, serVi-
ces morning and evening.
fourth PresJDt,ia.r Rev A. PAUL., Pastor Maipstreet
eween Washington and Adams sts. services morning and
evening.
FourtI street Retlolist Episcopal, Rev J. E. WILSON
Pastor street. Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening
North Street Aettodist iiscold Rev REoEK, Pastor
corner Market NOrth sts., North wheelnEi services
mornlg evening.
G2apsias street 1seaodfst Ept.coDol, Rov. T. II. Mos
sor PASTOR CLarinr street. between First and Second,
Centre wheeing; services morning and evening"
So.tA J4eelin0 u. f. cHtrct, Rev. A, sTEvKSs,
sstor; services morning and evening.
Wheeling Island chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. j.
WILSON, Pastor
Geraan Mshcdtst EisccpGi, Rev, c. HELwIc, Pastor,
Capne street, Webster and Third Centre Wheel
ng
ST. James CdEh6Ct'dti Roman Catholc, H. Kew blSbuF
W wnELAN street, of IIampden; services
morning and afternoon.
Associate Reformed Rev. j. T. MccruHE, Pastor corner
ofMarke sts Fervicesmornng andaiternoon
bSciFle's street. between Webster and Third.
Centre Wheeling; 10y in the morning, and ~
evening.
E,angstcat PrOtestunt Rev. wN HELPER Pastor, Clay
rect, above sixth, East Wheeling.
zion Er0nGe,ic"l Lutterfan, Rev. P. ZIstMMRRMAN,
PASTOR Market street, between Webster and Thirds Centre
Wheeling; services morning and evening.
s,uisI SynGgOsUe Quincy street, between Msrkct and
Main.
Protesta"t, Union TIa, Main street, between
Monrae aud Quincy; services 1O4 morning.
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And thousands of other complaints are made
known,
Which the Editors back has TO bear all alone.
But the worstorit is that they all joia in say
Such a paper as his he can print without pay
ing! --------..s.,.e--...-- -...--zz 7f
IxrASrs' FooD-- W1at a B75g Costs a Year.
When it is necessary to feed infants ARTIFICIAL
ly, and cows milk is used, IL should be first
hOiied them Skinned, then ss@,eeJened = little
with sugar, and next little salt added, not
enough to give it sallish taste; milk thus pre-
pared VIII not only prevent the indigestion and
consequent acidity, haunlence, collie, diarTiCsa,
&c, from which smoking children suffer so much
but will actually cuFethsm.
a hearty infant will swallow, during the first
year Of its life, fourteen hundred pounds OF milk
in which are twenty pounds ofcheesc thir-
~ pounds of butter, and hundred and twelve
pounds of sugar. At six cents quart. with
the necessary sweeteuing, each 1'dcaT" little
creature COSTS for food alone, fifty dollars for the
first year. Halls Journal oI Health.
---SsOD'S---------
A GANG Of horse thieves has been discovered
in Canada, embracing men who have heretofore
been looked upon as respectable, with a cOnnec-
ton extending to the Detroit river from TOrOn-
to. The neighborhOOd of Simcoe appears to
have been the headquarters of their operations
81 say, darkey, how you sell dem broom
cheaper dan dis individual can tiO, when. tween
oursebs, / steal de stuff ''You fool, PoInp,
steal mine ready made"
Az attorney before n bench of magistrates, n
short time ago, told the bench, with great grav-
ity-s. --.r. b rr-.r
"That he had two witnesses in court IN be
half Of his client. and they would be sure TO
speak the truth, for he had had TO opportunity
TO communicate with lhen!"
Il Sec" said young lady, ''that some prin-
ters advertise blank declarations for sale.
wish | could get onen .'Whyg" asked the
mother. Because, ma, Mr.. c. is too ,nod
est to ask me to marry him, and perhaps i'll
could ill blank declaration, he would sign
it. t--E --...-
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masonic pTREoroRY.

corner Market Monroe streets, the and Irf Mon
aAyevcnings each month"; G. w. sts'Ts, W. ~; AGe-
'7asr LtHghltn, Secretary.
WhecIinE Lodge No. 12S- Meels above on
eHs and laird Thursday evening. of each month. r A.
AaESrLIxGER, W. NJ; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Union Chapter No. I9.-Aieets as
s0Ee on the secoad Monday evening OF eachmOnth w.
>aotF, H. p; S. W Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling EncamPment No. I.-Meets a
AsEe on the oGtLh Monday evening each month. WI
4 L"cta0, Recorder
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"That he had two witnesses in court IN be
half Of his client. and they would be sure TO
speak the truth, for lie had had no opportunity
TO communicate with Ihem!'
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BAKER g. WRIGHT,
Wholesale Dealers Ia { e
TOBACCO, SNUFF g. SEGARS,
No. IS, Main street,
apply WHEELIN(i, VA.
French Goods.


(1IIIETZE- pi, vide. cOIors, at
I2X cents, always sold Tor 25esEts yard Also 4.i
ses9Ed mSTT.InE % & shinSls at 10 ssr;S
per yard. -. -s s..,--- --r-z.
LAwSs-The very best quality, which used TO sell at IS
cents, win sell now at l2s esHts s0aos good Susly ~
Low q 5 GH cts n yard.
.CHALLy DE- LAINIs-Plans end figured. ihs very zosSt
plain a 90 cents, and figured ~ - cent? yard
OaiBRE GRAPE E'EsRAGNE-20 pieces bradtIfal styles
oMBsR BGkEsE 80 pieces. worth 50 cents, tor only
81 fs pieces Anellne Drsss Goods, very nice ord
cheap. -.
Black six, very Tic ,stFe - inch vide At ouiy GA Sts
per yard; sold last season AZ - per yard ~
1he GEeaIeaI BnFgain KeG.
j uI superior SILK ROBES Of 90 yards eAsk,
quality soId from SIS go, Fer emily
SIS nPieee. 1 challenge any merchant pOsEessng
Judgment sks deI,y ti.Ht these ttoes
sold Ai,., article COLOED
POULT DE- ROBE.S a 5QGIELs5S, aide strsiel. very
srahle eoiers dc gnss AID vill be sold a. haEgNn.
They 0f Tece3t importation Of large New York
retail ana Usrs RoEh below eosI
just sceiVe about % dress pafteTn8 u is
eilks. handsome and cheap Z.
IUU BARE6E, LAWS ciiALLf ROBI1S botL side ktrPes
double skirts Barsgs Robes 70 yd. each seh - sod
eiu, viii cell for S. Chaliy RobeB,
excellent style, very cheap Zine Lawn Robes ~ cy one
Dollar and Epty CeHts spteet7 AZ ALEH- HEYhIAS's,
apg-sun .-F- 1E7 ilair Sc
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NEW cPkING d STOCK-


BEG LEAVE 70 Infern te pglds ttat have just
turned ftOGn the East Eit my IIkET SPRING ETOCK,
Hhieh de:sTmiIsd to sell q cheap a. any house
Wheeling.
Ny lt0ck consists Of al the latest ssyfes of sl
URESs GOODS, such black and ;Abey Silks, Lawns,
ChiLtIgs, ensleHs VHTieyS ehaltE
Iuss, de BeTges with variety Of oiher goods
ou1 tn me
EMBKoIDERIEs, the best be found IN WEeelinE; ny
Of Collars Of 81 prices. from oUsit
70 The highest, Ot u lrsyes ana coaFss NiC
viii particularly mention NaTseille Ses, al the rage
East complete assortment Of enbToidsfed Hands,
BONNEfS price 20 sS,se,
brought the aIs Isount Ribbons sid
IinvF.y line.
WhITE GOODS, spsb plain and figured
amoEEst which would call FTebth
bFOeade, plain, heuTed s.Fipt agbnef st
AIIA ais eiIA AVIS stslaI CasIreere, pjan and EIner
. almost prees - -t-.
CAsslhEks, Cloths, aud thing n the way rfmeA's
suitable for Spring can sheT The largest stock Of any
in wheeling. and IUOud paTricniIy
chant tail0Ts examine stOekr Viii seiOu WhS
'tse.1 -A s.st
lTTs, complete line and also efthose long r1itis
worth sc IKE
Cali and my STOCK, sure esrDpare
faTOraby win any other, end - douE AID have a.
done business the eath pTineip Ni sell
: fist IsAAO PKAGER
mario .f---- ID 1. lS3 Main street.
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Fire e INLAND Navigation

Fire & Inland Navigation
Risks uccepted consistent with solvencH and
fair profit. .
Especial attention giTeR to Insurance AZ WLLINGS
and Contents. .JOT terms ~ to D years.
this Corporation has been stable aud un
OF financial sunshine and storH
periods from sweeping contaRra-
tons mnrtme disaster. Being long established on
busis troubles of the credit system affect us in no
material particular.
During har tmes the security of reliable Insurance is
the ability Of property 20 sus-
tain loss being Il en- much lessened.
Policies issued without dsay, and all business attended
to with dispatch and fidelity, by
E. B, SWEARING RN, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
ofics in Union Hall buildings, west eide Main street
febl0-daw-till Jan. LIST, ~.
The Insurance Company
OF TIE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
CAPITAL $500 OtG-Hn paid In and invested with sur
~ plus, viii take Fire, Cargo and Marine risks Losses
promptly adjusted and paid =.
Office next door above M. & NJ Bank, Main street
w. T. PETERSON, Agent.
J.R Baker, Talant & DelaPlaIn,
Thos H. List D. Lamb,
Norton, AchesOn 90. n. Nelson,
S. Brady, $. o. Baker Co.,
List Howell, o. w Heiskeh Co.
p G
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W IInesS =
George a. Washington,
Tchias Lear.
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nc CORRESPONDENTS.

LETT ERs concerning subscriptions advertising other f.
Of the InteIgencer should be addressed to
Letters concerning editorial department of the paper
addressed the Editors Jointly, to either one
them.
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
Oly cn side of the paper
Anubservance Of the above rules will greatly obgc ns
prompt attention to correspondents than
ley might otherwise receive.
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

VirxIuIns Lodge NO. s.-Mests every Thursday
eTennE Hail. of Market and Quincy streets
JAHES " HALL, N. G.; b. n Carr, Secretary.
franklin Lodge No. I3.-Meets as nbOveevery
Monday evening. DAVID BArHA, N. g.; HfiiG1N p.
No Isiosy, Secretary.
W,n. Tell Lodge No. 33.--Meets asabove eve
~ Wednesday evening. wItLrAM HELyrR, n. G.i Joha
SHADE, Secretary.
sWheesing Lodge No. 5O.--Mee.s as above every
Saturday evening.
W, D. porrs, n. G.; John 7ao1ura. Secretary.
PnuoIu lodge No. S3.-Meets above every
Friday evening. JOS. HAsxuY, n. G.; John l. NasoeA,
Secretary.
VIM. Tell EncamPment NO. 34.-Meets as
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings each
ROnth. Joux BApER, G. p; Cads Linct, Scribe.
Abrams Encnmpment No. I.-Meets
above the rsta:d third Tuesday evenings each month
wv rArros, G. P GeOBaird, Jr., Scribe. [March Is.
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VIII EELING. VA, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL /
INSURANCE.
OREAT WEsTERN

GREAT WESTERN
Insurance and Trust Company,
Office in Cs mpany's Building,
No. 1O3 WHInOt ST., PKh RH-AD ElPHIA.
Chartel. Pef1etuak. iutheriscd CdpitdI $500, 900
-.a a.1a O. O. L4THROP, Pres't.
WAI. DAZZLING, Vice President.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer
Having appointed Agent Of the above well known
Company Wheeling and vicinity, prepared TO take
approved Fire and Marine Risks the most favorable
terms. t' X. c. P0NIIAM,
once for the present at DOAne Adams warehouse.
febl6-ly No. 81 Main 81.
CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
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IHE Law OF NEWSPAPERs.

-suBscrbers give express notice to the
rary are considered wishing their subscrp
ions.
deals the publisher ay continue send them until all
Garages paid.
-lf subscribers neglect take their periodi
ea lon tle cas which they directed they arGhed
eponsibe tn, have settled the bill and ordered them
lIcoHtHued.
III subscribers other places withnutinform
* publish the papers sent to the former di-
ecton, tl,,y held responsible.
5Ihe decided that refusing to take pcrtOdi
.s Office removing and leaving them uncalcd
or j. pTind fIciG evidence of Intentional fraud.
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81 say, darkey, how you sell dem broom so
cheaper dan dis individual ca0 tO, when. tween
Oursebs, steal de stuff '.You fool, PoinP,
steal mine ready made"
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Trust Sale.

y = LIBD 0ELIUs-
Y virtae q Deed Of Trust e1eetet % ne by Nm. II.
~ Russell, WE- l. MeAfee and oteEa, dafed JcIy 4th
1851 and OF record IN the Clerks once of Ohio county
Deed Book 42, pags SSG &e l siI p6hls outeTy
the font dsor of e Court Hon.e Of sad e9anty
day The 2oth day of April s5 Eve Lots nu.bsTsd
original plat Of NORM 7. heels 99 leinR
the western division % The square b1nnsd Need 1laS,
MeIure snd Nst sIets 4hish sitnated lie =
Terms made noUn day Of sale Possession given on
the 18th day Of July, 1S5s- :. Q. NeAfEE,
mhl'-a Trustee.
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OFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
TERMS.

D4LY per annum.
TR-WEEELY, per anDuIn $500
WEEKLY, per aunum 90
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Incorporated 1ele-ohaItsr Perpetual.
Cash Capital 100000.
ABSOLUTE AND UEINIPAIRED,
WITH a SURPLUS OF 2jO6,397 as.
ASSETS JANUARY L, 1s5

Losses EQ0itd0ly AdJ"8tea and I'Folnpt7y f'0R0
UPWARDS OF 81, 900 600
OF Losses have been paid by the Etna Co..
the past IS ycars.
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40 sedulous and earnest in this business of
accommodation is the Major, that he keeps
at it yet, even after the question on which
his anathemas are based has been two months
dead and buried. We notice in the last issue
Of the Henderson Democrat that he closes
up his latest bull in the following terms:
II is all folly TO permit any man to :" wear
the livery Of heaven to serve the devil in
man can no more be an anti ieoompton Eenso-
crat than he could be an antimasonic Free
Mason.
This process of party censorship, which
can result in nothing less than party deci-
nation, may be a very amusing one for the
Major to exercise himself upon, but will he
not allow us--who presume upon the privi-
lege on the score of old associations Of
fer quiet suggestion for his private car !
His censorial experiences during the past
six months, should lead him to suspect
that bis mission to the political world does
not compel him TO regulate, in all their de-
tails, the affairs Of the Democracy Of the
Union. His memory will also serve to re-
mind him that he has mission to fill, and
duties to perform, the doing of which prompt
ly and well, as he has ample capacity to do,
will not only bring with it increase Of desi-
rable fame, but will, at the same time, relieve
him from a vast weight Of onerous RESPONSE
blity. The Indians on our western frontier,
towards great number of whom he stands
in the relation Of father, need the corrective
as well as the palliative influence Of his pa
ternal discretion and authority. And we
have no doubt that while he is thus bestOw-
ing himself to their culture and control, Mr..
DoUoLAs, Mr.. BUCHANAN, and their associ-
ates, will, out Of the very goodness of their
hearts, relieve him, for the time, of the con-
troll and care of the National Democratic
party.
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Il was then moved that further proceed
ings under the call be dispensed with.
Adopted.
After some time spent 10 making motions
10 adjourn, &c, the question recurring upon
the motion to instruct the Chairman, it was
adopted on division OF the Senate.
After transacting further unimportant
business, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Met pursuant To adjournment, and was
called 10 order by the Speaker.
REPORTS.
The Joint Committee to whom was re-
ferred the subject Of promoting emigration
TO Minnesota reported favorable to the
believing that ii was matter Of paramount
importance to our State that emigration
should be at once directed to Minnesota
that while Illinois, Iowa, Missouri and Kan.
sas were quietly disseminating all over the
Union and Europe information respecting
the advantages Of their respective localities
Minnesota had done comparatively little or
nothing. The commissioner recommended
the establishment Of q commissioner in New
York city, to procure emigration from the
German States, with an appropriation Of
$4,000 TO defray the expenses Of the same
and also for the establishment Of an agency
in Boston TO procure an Eastern or New
England emigration, with an appropriation
Of 81 ,OO0-the entire appropriation to be
under the control OF the Governor.
The report Of the committee was &C
cspted.
:. +. 209 returned from the Senate, tina
body having refused to concur in the Houst
amendment TO the same, was taken up, when
Mr. OTIS moved that the House recede
from its amendment, and the question recur'
ring upon the adoption Of the motion, when
there were yeas 80, nays 10.
THIRD READING.
An act for the protection Of fish in Green
Lake. Yeas -, nays |.
An act to legalze certain conveyance,
heretofore made. Yeas Al, nays l..
Mr. CHASE moved that s. +. 100, the
bill relating to the business Of Banking, b.
laid on the table, and 200 copies Of the same
be ordered printed. Agreed to.
An act to provide for the organization o
the Legislature. Yeas IL, mars g.
An act to preserve Constitutional quo
rum Of the Legislature. Yeas 10, nays &c
Lost for want Of Constitutional majority
An act to authorize the county of st
Louis to borrow money. Referred to q
committee, consisting Of Messrs Orrs, WAT
RoUs and RANDALL,
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SENATE.
TUESDAY, July 20, 1858.

lUEsDAf, Juty ~, 1000
Alter transacting the usual preliminary
business, Mr. CAVE introduced u join,
resolution, providing for an adjournment Of
the Legislature on the oath inst, which was
laid over under the rules.
A bill to provide for the retaining oil
swamp and overhowed lands was reported
back by the committee to whom had been
referred that part Of the Governors mes.
sage, read twice and ordered printed.
Mr.. RIDPATIi moved that the report
Of the majority on the Capitol removal be
accepted
Mr.. BATES then moved that the report
Of the majority be adopted by the Senate,
and the previous question was demanded, on
which motion call Of the Senate was or
dered.
The question, after much discussion on
various matters, finally required on the mo
ton Of Mr.. BATES, and it was adopted by
vote OF yeas Il, nays !.
HOUSE.
House met pursuant to adjournment and
was called to order by the Speaker.
REPORTS.
Several reports from various committees
were read.
The Committee on interpretations, to
whom was referred II. +. ISL, introduced
by Mr.. STEVENS for " An act to regulate
the sale OF real estate on execution and
mortgage. and to provide for the redemp.
ton thereof" submitted q lengthy report
The committee opposed the enactment OF
the provisions of the bill, unless proviso
be inserted which will prevent its included
application to past contracts, and therefore
recommended the following additional sec
ton:
SEc. II, The provisions Of this act are
not intended to apply TO any sale Of real es-
tate on execution or mortgage foreclosure,
where the debt. the payment Of which is
sought to be enforced by such sale, was con-
tractcd prior to the passage of this act.
Mr.. STEW EMS said that he most NJ
specially dissen,ed from the conclusion OF
the committee.
A number of House and Senate file Of
bills were rad first and second time, after
which the House took up bills for
THE THIRD READING.
An act to regulate estrays aud adrift.
Yeas -, nays ,.
An act to establish the county Of Mile
lac. and define its boundaries.
The rcport Of the committee on incorpor-
ations upon H. +. 35l was taken up and
the House refused to concur in the rcom-
menda,ions Of the same.
ruy HOMESTEAD Bill.
The report OF the conference committee
on $. +. q was taken up" For an act TO
exempt cetain property from execution"
The question recurred upon agreeing to
the recommendation on amendment No. |.
that il be adhered to, when there were yeas
Is. nays -. SO the recommendation was
coacurrvd in.
The recommendation upon amen dment
No. Was MOI concurrcd in, by yeas 4, nays
u.
Mr.. SIIEt.rZ movcd that the report Of
the committee be indefinitely postponed.
Yeas -. nays Sc. List,
The question recurred upon agr,cing to
the rvcommcpdation OF the committee on
amendment No. !, when there were yeas II.
uvys 81. The House INFUSED to concur.
Mr.. Robinson moved that the act where
by the House refused Ia concur In the ~
commendation Of the committee on amend.
ucnt No. I? be rcoosidcrsd. Yeas %,
nays r.
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PUBLISHED EvERY THURSDAY,
4 the Pioneer Buildings, corner Third and
Jackson streets, by