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"QUAKER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD
Family SesUi1lg Machine,
ONLY S35 and S5O

= OOs
1HE citizens of Cleveland, and all
Il others interested in Family Sewing Machines arc
invited ts call and examine for themselves this
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
This Machine the very latest Improvement tpatent
granted 4th of August ls5 and acknowledged by all
good judges to be Family Sewing Marhne that has
long been wanted, has the advantages OF all the
patents without heir complicated machuery-dOeS Just
good work. and be sold deal cheaper while lis
durability aud slmp iCIty will commend Itself 10 all
ltSewS nom two OrdlnarT spOOlS, without reluding
1t and fine work with equal facility and has
very elastic stitc that vii not although every tOurh
stitch be cut
Each Machine warranted in perfect OrGeT and full and
exp lcr directions accompany each Machine; and is SC
s1mple that its oeril be learned thoroughly
hour
1t is mt liable 10 get of reparis easily oiled and
runs rasV. while there Is work on II
than any N Iachine IN the market
Ihs Machine makes beautiful Embroidery Stitch; also
atheTs nicely
As this IS tue first Opportunity the citizens of Cleveland
nave had OF buying this Machine toy cordially invited
70 call and examine them at WEDDELL HOUSE BLOCK
BANK STREET. before purchasing elsewhere
z rare chance offered to Spectators wishing to
buy County Rights, SIR North has seyeniytv Counties
u sell IN ths stale Al letters addressed 10 him
ceIve prompt attention
WALTER c NORTH,
oci R6 General Agent for state Of Ohio.
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BRADBURN & FISHER.

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURY SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fish Nails
Class and Produce Nos 100 and 2 street. and 10 and
II Meadow street, Grccer's Block" Cleveland Ohio
G BRADBURN,l
w. A FIsHER.i aug3l-dlv Iql
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Bn11kfrs.
Il Herdnlam & G

j. Herdmam & Co.,
II Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
IL Foreign nd Domestic Exchange, Uncurrent Money,
Specie and Land Warrants Collections throughout the
United States anada and Europe promptly attended
Drafts and Bills Of EIchange Great Britain, ireland,
France and Germany We direct suit, at
Sight and 60 days, the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND
LOnd CnMessrs Prescott, GrOte Case Co, Bankers.
LIyerpoo-J. Barned & Co Bankers
Manchestsr-MesSTs Cunife. Brooks Co, Banke kers
NsfO al Provincial Banks of England and Branches thro
out England and Wales
Birmingham Banking Co.
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches.
Lancaster Banking Co and Branches
IRELAND.
National Bank Of Ireland
Provincial Bank Of Ireland
And all their Branches allthe principal cities and towus
SCOTLAND
Dundee Commercial BANKING Co
Greenock Banking Co. IN Glasgow and Greeuock
National Bank Of Scotland and Branches
We also furnish Draf any amount in the
prnc clpal Cities of the Continent OF Europe.
PASSAGE By STEAMER. Sailing Packet Shins toor
from New York, Breat Britain and Ireland France md
Germany, can be cured at the lowest rates
For further particulars apply to
seBS J. HERDAIAN & Co as above
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Gtoues, &t.
Stoves and Enameled Crates.
w. Il. Marvin,

No. AZ South Side Public Square, nearly oppo-
site the Old Court House,
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FEVER AND AGUE

| EROM WHICH MANKIND SUF-
L, FER OVER LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
duced bv he poisonous 1iaSn1 ~ vsos,sbis az ii ~
eHa aon evolved BY the action of heat wet soil
below the horizon his yapo ugers near the elrhs sur
ace ana the virus IS taken with 1t through the lungs
the blood There acts irritating poison on the
I vlssra and excretng of the body The liver
comes o ID and fails to secree not only this virus but also
the bic from the blood Both the virus and The bile accu
mulae IN the circulation and rroduce yo ent constitution
sympaihse with the liver, and bee me deransed also
Hntly the instinct al onr orsani m as Il in attempt
the body IN the internal eIcreoes force them to cast
out Inc blood leaves the suce and rushes the inter
nal organs with cOngesiive violence This Is tie Chill
But IN tbs effort fats. Then the FEVER follows in
through thai other great eTcrsi S sti N po f
falls and the system abandons the attempt exhausted
less effort another day These are The ITS or ur6Tvss of
FEVER AND AGUE Such Constitutional disorder iii Of
We haEo labored TO fnd and have found, an antidote
AYERS AGUE CURE.
Which neurases this malaKous poison in the blood and
stimulates the liver to excel it from the body As it should
a. All IUg & ~ oI ms M Giag qisorasr with perfect certainly
hose who are subject TO this infection taken in season
those who it free frm its attacks keel the system in
health although exposed to the disease Colsequ ntIv il
tons which induced by this malignant influence such
as Remiitent re er Chill Fever Dumb Masked Ague
FeVers Neuralgia. rheumatism, Gout Blindness Tooth
ache, Earache, Catarh Asthms, Papiiaions Painful Az
ing from this cause viii be f5nnd 10 asre more I
nittent type. This AGUE CURE REMOVES tbe o1ss
OF these arrangements and cures the disease
This accOmpshes BY stimulating the excretoriss 10
pei the virus the system and these organs degrees
become habted to do this their office Of their own Accord
Hence ar ses whGt term aeclmdion Time may accom-
psh the same end but often life long enough or is
sacrificed IN the attempt, while This AGUE CURE' does il
a oace and with safely We have great reason to belieye
nat TINS Is suer ss well as sleI remedy for the whole
9 IS OF olseas winch are caused the misamRtic inec
still another advan1ge the public which is that it is
cheap well as good
PREPARED By
ID n. J. C. A Y E r & CO.,
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland ith Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbuss CINCINNATI Cleveland and Erie and Cleveland
and Pittsbure Railroads
At Sol0l with hacks 10 Chagrin Falls SC.
At lIantua with hacks for Ravenna, sc
At Braceville with hacks 10 Newton Falls &c
Al Wanen with hacks to Sharon. Greenfield MeadFille
Bloomfield Canfeld, sc
At Youngstown, with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell, AMI Enon Valley and thence by P. F. W C. r.
CHAs L. RHODES. sup1.
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Hsy---- S9ton O09 II O0water-Fasn sSbbl--C3 l l3
Do baled f9ton "a IS % Sandy HID Cemnt 3Ca I 3S
Hops---------F9lb l516 10 White Lime ... "a / 90
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S. Corning & Co.'S Quotations.
BURNIN FLUID,
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKEr-Dee. II.
A LC o II o l.

NEW YORK PRODUCE BIAREET-Dec Il.
lBY TELEGRAPH-l
Flour-Sha3s irmer with moderate demand: sales l7Ol1
bbls at S42450 for superne Sate IS O1G5 extra
Statc S4,40d4sO for superb western; SO as IS for
c0mm0a 10 medium extra western; SjS5d55O for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio Canadian -four mer; SIS
Of 600 bbls at S5d625 Small sales Of Rye Nur
9l,l0. Buckwh-at f5ur firm at 81 44(5l277 9lOO lbs
Nheaf-Sieady with moderate mand for home cOnsump-
iloni sales OF 200 white Keotucky SI50 90 bush
white Canadian At 81 2 go 5000 bus white Mich %
1000 bus white southern al Si,35dl3Tk
Rye-Sieadv al T7,G7sc. with sales OF llO0 bus.
Bar!e Quiet and nominal at 70,d93c.
Corn-reTy dull and heavy; sales of 5000 bush mixed
Oats Firm l9a5lc for State and 52a55c for west
ern and canadian
WhskeV- Mario droopine- sales go hills Al 95Isc
ForkA shade rner sales Of 800 bbls at SlT 80 old
lnctldIn- l5el bbls mess Nav and June SIS
Beef-Unchsd sales Of IS hbs at So 5d7 for country
prlme S5I599 for do mess s0 for repaeked western
mess; S Si0,556ll so for exua d =
a, Sl66'S.
Dressed HOss-Dnl at 7,i5lSc
Cut Meats-H savys sales Of 80 hhds at 6AGs1sc for
shoulders and 9is G91Sc for h1ps
LaruErmer, sales OF 2f00 hbS n 1TllI1<c ipcluinr
$50 bbls for March and April at II1(AIldzc.
butter-Steady at l2l9c Ohio and l5 &c for state
Cheese-F at Sd.S]Sc
Wonl-Na buOyant with good demand sales of D 500
ms domestic fleece at 455c for medium 70 Saxonv; IS 600
ms pull ed at 3 sc In foreign there has been 90 bales
Cn1 At C3c, and at Philade pha 100000 or 50 900 ms
domestic fleece, part al 4s669c
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CULLIVAN5S JUSTLY Ceiebrated
Star Of the North.
The best Gas Consuming Stove in the
World!

ItHIS is the most wonderful STOVE
Il thai has ever been made. and the only that can
keep CONTINUOUS COMBUSTION Of CASES thereby pro
duelng mos remarkable PLANE from ANTHr ACIrE Coal
BY the peculiar arrangement Of the apparatus the oxygen
Of the atmospheric air is distributed equally whole
surface Of the hrepOt such that each let or
fame burning from the conca periOra ed plate and air
amber, sal meet IN the center Of the throat CIV u no
chance for the Gases escape unless mingled with he
oxygen which produces continuous fame and thereby
large increase Of heat This combination makes II he most
econoH zeal heating Stove in the World T It. if
The FLAME produced from these GASES makes one of the
most CHEERFUL FIRES that can be imagined and all from
ANTHRACITE Coal.
The fire can be kept up through the whole season. al
with very little care
One years has been made by he public and the man.
uctureTs sustained in all they have ever claimed fer
this Stove.
For sale by the subscribers the only authorized Agents.
JOHN INGERSOLL * co,
sepl5 d3m 2O9 Cleveland Ohio
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Sd. HARRIS BOUDOlR MACHINE.
Wheeler & Wilson ManufaC'g Co.'s Family
SEWING MACHINES,

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
New style Machines for $50.
SURELY this is GLORIOUS NEWS
~ FOR THE LADIES.-The reduction in price brings
them within the reach OF all knowledge of their
its place them beyond competition.
eau and give them an examination, or send for pam
phlet circular.
Office DIeloteon Block 2O3 Superior St. Cleveland o
Opinions of the New York Press.
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines for
FAMILY USE.-N. Y Tribune.
Wheeler Wilson's machines are the favOrites for FANI-
LIES being especially adapted to that purposeNe0 York
maintains ne for sewing every kind Of mate
IIal.-N. z Express
Each one OF Wheeler Wilson'S macnInes Is calculated
to DO the WORK OF ten ordinary sewers-0lGl Of Com
BleTce.
Wheeler Wilson's is beyond all question THE machine
Tor family use.-LUe Illustrated.
The Wheeler Wilson Is THE machine, nar excellence,
or family use, and recommend II most emphatcaly
Ad00cute and Journal
whe' e--Ezamiaer
Observer
For family use the Wheeler Wilson machine Justly
inalntalns the pre-eminence Day Book
Wheeler Wilson's machines combine all the improve
mems that have been invented for sewngN Y Journal
Inc Wheeer Wilson celebrated machines pre-emi-
nenty cacuated for family use and for this purpose have
no equal Musical World
Full eIaminatOn has resulted most thorou4h con-
vetion OF the superiority of Wheeler Wilson's mschiues
and OF their Ct adaptation family sewing in II its
varieies.-GOLien Prize
Of the Wheeler wills ms machines family
use, and for sewing generally -LGdieS' VISITOR.
IN our own family we use Of Wheeler s Wilson's
n5ehlnes ard We cannot imagine anything more per ec
Ed " y. Erange'ISt. 9 dSv I'm rs
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| See %. Whenever the supervisors shall
have laid out any public road through any
inclOsed, cultivated or improved lands, in
conformity with the provisions II this act
and their decision shall not have been ap-
| p,aled from, they shall give the owner or
occupant OF the land through which such
road shall have been laid. sixty days notice
in writing, to remove his fences. II such
| owner does not remove his fences within
sixty days, the town supervisors shall cause
such fcnccs 10 bo removed, and shall direct
| the road "a b. opened and worked
Sec ~. II the decision Of the town su.
pcrvisors shall have been appealed from,
| then the sixty days notice shall lie given
after the decision Of the county supervisors
| upon such appeal shall have been filed In
the office ot the town click of the town.
Sec. 20, The public roads now legally
existing are declared the highways Of the
| towns In which they shall lie
! Soc 70. All public roads a. he laid out
| by the supervisors of any town shall not be
! less than four rods wide,
ARTiCLg FIrrEKSrn
Section |. Each town acting under this
! Act shall constitute an election precinct, and
the supervisors shall bo the Judges Of clcc.
tons The town clerk shall cause notices
! of general elections Ia be- posted mp in the
same manncras now required by shcrihs
| Sec :. Each city shall he allowed one
member OF the board Of county supervisors
from each ward contained in such city. And
! the senior councilman IN each ward shall la
such member, unless the city shall elect
some other person for that purpose
Sec. y. Every town which may contain
more than eight hundred inhabitants, shah
he allowed to send one additional town su-
pcrvisor ~ a member OF the board of county
supervisors for each additional eight hun
drcd inhabitants, and for any additional
/ fiactfon III over FOUR Hundred
Sec. 4. Each town assessor shall IN
| each year asscss ON tho property in his town,
~ valued on the assessIneut rolls for County
and State taxes, a sum sufficient To- deirny
all lawful town charges for such year. and
shall make separate tax list for the same,
which he shall dclivc, 10 the collector after
dcpositing q copy Of the same Ia the Office
of the town clerk; and the collector shall
collect such town tax, at the same time and
| IN the same manner W he collects the State
and County tax, and shall pay the same
over Ia the chairman Of supervisors, M soon
as collected, AMI take his receipt therefor
See. D. All laws now in force applicable
20 the board of County Commissioners shall
| apply TO the County Supervisors court ~
created under the provisions of this act
See, O. All acts or parts Of acts ihconsist.
ent with this act are hereby repealed
GEom0E BRADLEY,
Speaker 81 the II. Of H.
RicHAHD q. MuRrHv,
Pfesdent pro Ten, Of the Senate.
Approved March ~, ls5s.
CnAs. l.. CmAsK, Acting Governor.
SECRETARY OrFICR, Minnesota,
March 49, 1853.
hereby certify tho foregoing ~ be y true
copy Of the original ON file in this office.
CuAs. l.. CmAsE, Secretary
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the aggregate tho sum Of twenty two thousand
dollars, at such times aud in such amounts q
the said Board shalt deem proper, bearing In.
terest not exceeding the rate Of twelve per
cent. per annum, for the payment Of the In.
debtedness Of said county, incurred In the cree.
lion and providing Of . Court House for sAid
county, which bonds shall be signed hy the
SAID commissioners, aud attested by the Clerk
OF said Board, and under the seal OF said
county.
SEC. :. For the purpose Of paying the prin.
cipal and Interest 10 become due upon said
bonds, as the same may become due, the Board
OF County Commissioners Of said county are
hereby author ixed and required 10 raise BY tax
upon the taxable property In said county, In
the usual manner Of assessing AMI collecting
taxes fof county purposes, u sufficient sum of
money, and In such amounts and at such times
IN may BIO necessary to meet the sums Of money
10 become due on said bonds, as fast as tho
same may become due, and a. soon ~ said
bonds shall DO paid, the same shall be cancelled
10y the said board.
StU. ]. This act shall take effect inmedi.
ateiy,
GEoRaE Bradley
Speaker pro TEN. OF the ii, OF u.
President pro lem. Of tho Senate.
Approved March 10, lsas.
GAS l.. tnAss, Acting Governor.
SkoHErAEy's Orfcn, Minnesota,
March 10, Is6s
! hereby certify the foregoing to ba q true
copy OF the original on iilc IN this Office.
CuAs. L.. CnAsS. See'y.
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law No. bJ,l

AN ACT Ia legahe the acts Of the CITY Coua.
ell 81 the city Of Shakopsc.
lie II enacted NY the Legislature Of the state OF
Minnesota
SECTION !. The organization Of the City
Council u the city Of Hbakopee, notw ithstaid
ing any irregularities IN said organization and
all acts and ordinances of said Council hereto.
fore passed.. OF which may he passed by them
during the continuance Of their term u office,
shall have the full force and effect of law
sEo. q. This act shall take effect from and
after liz passage.
GE0Ras BRADLEY,
speaker pro ten Of the u. Of X.
IlicHAHD q. MrHfuy,
President pro fsm 0f ths Senate.
Approved March y, 1868.
CHAs. l.. cnAsg, Acting Goyernor.
BEonxrAEy's OyvIoK, Minnesota.
March =, ISIS.
I hereby certify the foregoing To- be a true
copy u the osigissl on lilo In this office.
CBAs. l.. CHAsK, Bee'y
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tIAs No. Ls.I

An ACT 70 auihofixs the County Commission
sr. o. HsnBspin county. - issns and ss.
bond. for the purpose u paying tho indeb
sdIsss iscarrtd ~ erecting buildings fot sad
county.
d. 4, rnsossd Wy the Legislature u the state Of
Ninae.ota
hsrios |. The board Of County commis.
,ionfg. ~ the County Of Hsnnspin, 10 the
state II hinDs.osa. are hereby sstbori1sd u
i.sDs 10 the name u said county, and TO sell
bonds st par, payable In i've, seven, and nine
years from the date thereof not exceeding ia
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! turc. and prspsriuu inJexss. L.. four thousand
| four hundred And Innr 5nll.r. AMI three esnt.'
| 10 be maid out Of the I.ryisiatiys fund for the
| wear iN5o,
To q, l.. Emerson. for hnlaeee dus him for
tho Incidental printing Of ,hr Tsrritorial I.sus.
laturo Of issS, and appronriate. Inv ssid iesis.
| laturc 10 the name of Ho,chk,ss. a,splos A
Joucs. 10 be paid out of the ann auuronriatsd
by Congress- for said session. and si,ll nnpsid.
tho ann of four Thousand Nv. hundred and
nrtv.twu dollsra and eight cent. .l.o Ia The
said q. l., Emerson. the further sum Of ana
hundred and eight dollars and any cents. for
| new.nAners furnished thu in,mbsrs nj sail
Ler,siature. belna a sum ALSO found IN haxa
bcen ,pnr,pyinteT ant oI the said Con,,ss.,nn.
fund. and aupaid, said sums 10 DO ps,d ON, of
IN, Isyi.lntlyc n,nd far The wear isSy.
To N. n. Wheeler. for col, vim, memorials 4,
! Convr,s. far This I..y,siatur.. tw,nty i've JnI.
lars
Ia Earl, 4 Coo,lricb far news,nners mr.
,;sh,J m,mher. Of hi. Ie.,slain,. ,h,,. ,hnn.
s,uJ three bunlrsJ aud o,ty. sry.n ,lnli.rs AMI
n,n.,v ..v.n ,ent.
I'll ~ Urarlr,t for cxt. s,,vic.. IA CLARK
,f ,ha ,,onneu Is,y ann,n~,,a,.I rem Can
y, Wy. ",,n.r n,,.,, M ,,,, -, an ~
e,es"''""' '""a' ""P"'"' NV gum VI "'! ""''
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-, wy ,., s an, S"'' WI PH"''"'"s
s'sAo ~ ,S"so' '"n' So 10 .,-,
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,no'n'''. ~ '"s I.an,' '. w anu
so'eh u'"n's "nu ekn,, W. N. , a'ao W
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KIT Csgsos has concluded treaty with
several tribcs Of Indians IN New Mexico
They agree TO takes sides with the United
Stale IN the event Of nm Issue between them
and the people d any Territory, and to rem
der all the aid they can In supervising NJ
bellions 10 Utah.
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The Hon. Henry NJ. Nice.

| Ftun ihe Wsshlug JH H,Ar,
| ,
iho usu"'iy WohP"Steu Vo'fcSPonucht Oh
the Philadelphia North fmeriedH has cvi.
IDENTIFY been impos,sl ON by some one Of tho
,,.,,, of snccul,,o,s J;sa,r,i,,,.I In ,,e,,;,,
nT | ,r A., IL, III, :" 500
,ho oa'ahce Z, NV r"r' H"'''ng icSerVe NJ
sh~ ffssr -. -sss -ass's fnfnsf'sr
of II out OF which the Government VIVA ,le-
fr,udoJ Inv ibem--nt nj N ncr ncre.to tho
49,. -. t.,I. ~ '.'.,.
'N""' ", """.'S "'"' l'ne correspondents
ulorcsald1 10 misrcpr@cnt inc CIRCUMSTANCES
Of the late lerlcnsiOu ot the ! on Mr. Rice
IA t.stIiv ma sun,u,on,d IN do h.,ove IN.
~ '. IS N. - I.''-., - .t.'
u"' ""nh"N vs.. "'"''s"'"s .'"m'.."'
Ihu1nai, Tie .lh instant, he wrote 10 that
iourj NJ (tbc North ftnefifdH) as follows
IAN immense mass OF testimony has been
collected by the committee which Ia insestiga'
ting the sale oi Fott smelling aud the evidence
woycrnmen, 1. sald to furnish acme refresh.
ing revelations. A letter was addressed To Mr..
Rice, one OF The Senators elect from Minnesota,
feluSs'.ne n,na 70 a.'onn W." .'suy "" ae
nj, nrlyIlege ne a senator This technical OH.
lection viii no, help Mr., Rice much in public
estimation, as his name has been heely used ~
one OF .ho parties n'fay Interested 70 ,no
,o' h",S far himself and on saa,hern account
In Minnesota aud ol.ew here.
"rhe committee will now probably issue q
formal an'nilons' anu' no ,s ,s ,, 70 opey,
m wm " ,a, an Attachment Tho poin, rai..dsy
Mr. Rice does not seem tonabe. Minnesota r.
not state In the Union, and, therefore, he
cannot BE- senatot Of nav state, ., entitled
~ any VI ~. ,s an, -, aam,.sion hs con.nnma
led Ills credcn,ial. would not save him from
arrest undei any ordinary process here To which
he might be amenhbls 90 a citizen out Of Con
e'r.s "eM' T ,..',,aa "a" ~ , rs..s Pin
a View ., taking his seat a, once and testing
his rights, They were referred 10 the Judiciary
Committee, who have declared adversely to
, 'nn s .hm .,e,sn.,o" Of Az, m". IIs oagh, y,
be summoned IL Tor no other reason. 10 let The
public understand whether he was party To
that speculation
The truth Of the case il a. follovs viz !,
Mr.. Rice " here with credentials in his hand
M United States Senator ccct from TIE
State of Minnesota. whose delegation maip.
tain that she il. in law. a State of the Con
lsdcraey. Tb. posi,on of theirs il disputed;
and they are laboring 10 make il good Tho
spccinl committee mined above. desiring his
testimony. summoned him 10 testify In n
WAY in which Senators and Representatives
in Congress nrc not reauirul 10 give testi.
mony before such tribunals making dis
tineiion in ,bis rcspect between him and
senator Stuart. who haa been permitted 10
answer written heterogeneous in writing
Mr. Rice. claiming 20 bc On United States
senator. rcplicd that 10 Obey a summons
which did not resDect his alleged Senatorial
rights would amount 70 voluntary allan.
Jopncnt Of the claim Of Minncsots To DO
at this mo,nen, one of the sovereign States
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IL MissEzorA a STArE'-The Washing
ton correspondent Of the Cincinnati ="
gu,rey notices tina, :" the COMMITTEES on the
Judiciary. 70 whom was referred the case
Of General SHIELDS, are said TO be almost
unit upon the opinion that be " rightially
entitled 10 seat, and will so report; hut
the determination TO keep out Minnesota
until X arsa. is admitted will prevent Messrs
smgLDs aud Rec from obtaining their
s.ats, although they are de Jado members Of
the senate.