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The national Republican., 1861-04-11
GREAT ATTRACTION

GREAT ATTRACTION!
T AIDES good Lace Heel Caters, at 81. 90.
IL Ladies' Button Heel Caters, at $l.25.
Ladies' good Heel Boots, at Sl.25.
Misses good Heel Poots, at rs cents.
GENTS LASTING SHOES, at $l.25.
Gents neat Shanghais. at Sl.50.
Gents neat Oxford Ties, at $l.25.
Genls' Calf Caters, silk gore, At $3.50.
apr s-3teod HENNiNG'S, Island.
The national Republican., 1861-04-11

NOTICE.
PAILIFF'S SALE.-In virtue of an order of
ID distrain, from Peirce Shoemaker against
Bridget 4 Riggles, for ground rent due and ia
arrears for the property known as the Crystal
Springs, in this county, have distrained on all
the goods and chsttels on the premises and the
building on the same, and hereby give notice,
that on Saturday, the 18th day Of April, 1861, at
the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, l shall proceed to
sell the goods and chattels and building on the
said premises, for cash. J. II. WISE,
apr IL Bailif and Constable.
The national Republican., 1861-04-11
PROVISION STORE.

PROVISION STORE.
MI RS. @. OCKSTADT, 470 Ninth street, be-
1Nl tween and streets, informs the public
that she is prepared to supply them with Meat,
Vegetables, and articles used in the preparation
of Soups, of good quality and at low prices.
dec "a
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New York Markets.
Financial.

NeW FORK, april lO.-Stocks active, but
lower-Chicago and Rock Island, 60A; Illinois
Central shares, III do. bonds, 94i Michigan
Southern, 324; N. Y. Central, 73t; Reading,
3si; Va. 6's, 694; Mo. 6's, 6Ot Treasury los,
1902; Coupon 6s Of 1881, 81 Registered, 93i.
The national Republican., 1861-04-11

STOP AT THE right place, and buy your
~ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, and Caps,
at No. AGO Seventh street, Opposite the Post
Office. fob 28-6m
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ATTENTION, COMPANY A, ANDERSON
RIFLES.
You arc hereby notified to meet at your armo-
ry, on Friday morning, the 18th instant, at 10
o'clock, fully equipped for inspection Of arms.
By order R. CHICK,
apr IL Orderly Sergeant.
The national Republican., 1861-04-11

NEW GOODS.
WE are now adding TO our stock large and
w desirable lot Of New Goods, comprising
everything that is new and desirable which we
propose to sell at a small price. All persons in
want of Dry Goods will always find our stock
complete in all its branches, and at the lowest
prices. We would impress upon those of our cit
izens who have recently taken up their residence
with u.s. that we have but " one price" marked in
plain figures on each article, and offer discount
Of Eve per cent off for all sales for cash.
We ask an examination of prices, so that Gus
TONERS can satisfy themselves in regard to the
saving by purchasing for cash.
w. N. SHUSTER b CO.,
No. 3s, opposite Centre Market, between
Seventh and Eighth streets.
apr 6--lOhf STAR
NIOTICE.-REMOEA EAL.-Having removed to
~ 523 Seventh street, directly opposite my old
store, earnestly solicit continuance Of my old
patronage. n. D. RUSSELL,
Bookseller and Statloner.
N. B. By special arrangements, will supply
the New York E1press, the greatest newspaper in
the world, mmediately after the arrival of the 6
A. NJ. train from New York, at New York prices,
wholesale and retail.
n. D. RUSSELL, b25 Seventh street,
under the Avenue House,
apr 6-lw two doors above Pa. avenue.
The national Republican., 1861-04-11

DR. JOHN G. F. HOLSTON, Surgeon, Physi.
- clan, and Accoucheur, corner Of Tenth and
e streets. jan 3-3m
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Naval Intelligence Bearing on the Pres
ent Difficulties.
Norfolk, april l0.--The steamship Pawnee
sailed hence at 6 o'clock yesterday evening.
with sealed ORDERS for the South.
heD York, april lO.-The steamship Flori.
da reports seeing the steamships Baltic and II.
linois off Absecom, at 4 o'clock yesterday Of.
ternoon, bound South.
A Washington dispatch states that the sloop
Of war jamestown and the frigate St. Law.
renee, now at the navy yard, are to be fitted for
sea forthwith. -
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Navigation on the Mississippi.
Chicago, april 9.-The Mississippi river is
open to st. Paul. The steamer Ocean Wave,
the first boat of the season through Lake
Pepin, arrived at that place last night.
The national Republican., 1861-04-11

The Kansas Senatorial Election,
Atehison, april 9.-The reports that there
are doubts in reference to the legality Of
the election Of Messrs. Lane and Pomeroy to
the United States Senate, are entirely without
foundation, as certificates were made out aud
signed BY the Governor as soon as practicable.
The Senators elected are here, and leave for
Washington Immediately.
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Departure for Euronf

Departure for Europe.
Netc York, April l0.-The Africa sailed for
Liverpool this afternoon, with SO passengers,
and $4,000 in specie.
Mr.. Dayton, our minister to France, goes out
on the Fulton, on the 9th
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B O A IN G. .

GOOD Boarding, with or without rooms, can
" be had on accommodating terms by apply
ing at No. 42s Duff Green's row, Capitol Hill
mar 27-tf
The national Republican., 1861-04-11

NOTICE!
A PPLICATION will be made to the Commits
n sioner of the General Land Office Of the
United States for the renewal or duplicates Of
the following pieces of Land Scrip, which have
been lost through the mail, to wit; No. 1857, for
30 acres, issued for the Revolutionary service Of
CHARLES COPIES, a Private; No. l2,l57, for
624 acres, issued for the service Of Capt. JOHN
DANDRIDGE.
Caveats have been filed in the General Land
Office, and all persons are cautioned not to pur-
chase the said Scrip. GEORGE BAGBY.
mar l2-law6w
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DISEASES CE THE ElyEr..

You may alwa. know when your liver is out OF
order, when You What is allied bilious by any
Of the fol;wng symptoms pain In the side and back
dizziness, dull headache, bad taste in the mouth in
the morning saow coored complexion, yellowish tint
in the eve, costiveness, darrhoea OF Shiny dark
color low spirit and dismal Tor ebodings. 1t is ac.
knowledeed by all physicians and others who have
seen thei- effects, that JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN HERE
PILLS perfect for all bilious Affections.
So pleasantly do they search out and drive away the
seeds of disease that all persons living In country
where Fever and Ague and all other bilious Diseases
are prevalent, viii find they should never be without
them From two to four Pills each night going to
bed will in short time drive away the sicky yellow
look OF bilious persons and bring to their cheeks
beautiful glow OF perfect health.
Judsons Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all Medi.
cine ID .alers. T45-Iml
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New Music.

a.. We are indebted to Messrs Root & Cady,
the IA nous Chicago Publishing House, of
that mann, for several pieces Of new music
published by them, which, in distrust Of our
own judgement, we have submitted to a
young Lady Friend, an accomplished musi-
clan, who authorizes Us to recommend them
to the Musical world: 'Thc Beautiful Maid
just over the way" pretty little song and
chorus, by Geo. f. Root The dear one, at
Home" a delightful ballad : Sherman
House Polka" by A. S. Vaas." ''Skating
Polka by c. c. Smith "Maj. Anderson )
March," b. ID. Vaas.
The above, and a large assortment of mu-
sic, for sale by the above House, 95 Clark
Street, Chicago.
Messrs. Root & Caly ais, deal in books,
and musical instruments. Their Pianos es-
pccially are superior to any now used, and
are sold at greatly reduced prices, as will be
seen by reference to their lveriisement in
another column.
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Con lict, Wo ,lley & Co., are heavy dealers
in Saddlery Hardware, &c, 80 Lake Street,
Chicago AMI are in every particular prcpar-
el to accommodate the trade of Iowa. Tire,
are men with whom il is pleasur, to trade
They keep the largest stock in tn, city, an !,
their lecat'on is very convenient. Will Iowa
merchants do them the favor to call and
make their acquaintance We can assure
them it will d. them no harm See their
carl on 4ih page.
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Tn, attention of our readers is called to
tn, advertisement Of Messrs. WILDER, Enc
RY & Co., in this weeks issue. 1t will be
sccn that they Offer an entire NEW STOCK OF
Garden, Field and Flower seeds for 1861
Those who went stock Of reliable Seeds
either to sell or plant, would find it to thei:
advantage to make their purchases Of Mes
SIS w. E. & Co.
They also have at al times the most ex.
tsnsivs collection Of AaRIcULruRAL and Hon
TIcpLrURAL IMPLEMENTS. to be found in tn
Northwest.
Call and see them; or send for their Gaia.
losues.
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TuTrLE, lTIBBARD & Cove take pl>as,
, ure in introducing the above Chicago In
porting House, through oar columns, to the
favorable notice of the Iowa trade. For
some 30 years we have known the Messrs.
futile, as solil business men, and among
the msst cnterprisin5 of that go ahead city.
Their card will be found on the opposite side
Of the paper. Their place of business, GO
Lake Street, corner Of State, is very conven-
lent to our folks whogo in on the c. B. & @.
Il. r., and we hope al! our dealers will call
on them when they go to Chicago to make
their Spring purchase.
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CHICAGO HIDE AND LEATHER Cove d.
rect attention to the card of this Company,
in another part of this paper. 1t is probably
the most relisble Company in the country.
The President, w. S. Gurace, Esq, having
long since made large fortune in the same
line, they have now the bcneit of his capital
and large experience Dealers in HIDES and
leather are requested to call at the sales
room, so Lake street. AMI at the Tannery
, 472 South Wells ST., the place where so 900
hides are tanned annually.
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To tsse Citizens OF Wupc,:o Co

To the Citizens OF W.pe,:o Co.
GENTLEMEN ...... ........ - ..
1t appears from certain pro-
ceedngs had, and published call in the
Democratic Union, that Union Meeting"
is to be held at Ottumwa, and that the rames
of the undersigned have been used in con-
nection with said contemplated meeting -
We beg leave to say, to our Republican
friends, that this movement originated at a
primary meeting, whose active participants
were the most furious denunciators Ct the
Republican party, att the Democratic meeting
recently held here. This, and tie fact that
no Republican vas invited to participate III
said meeting, although a number of Repub!i
cans were at the Court House on that after
noon, and two Of us, most Of the business
hours Of that day, induces us to advise our
friends, that we will not be responsible for
the course said meeting may take.
We say, however, if Democrats desire to
unit with the Republican party, in an eS-
preston Of opinion upon the state Of the
country, we will chcerfully cooperate in
such meeting, provided full and fair oppor-
tun;ty shall be given to have Republicans
fdlly represented, rs we are induced TO be-
lieve has not been me in til, instance
...... --. A. Fl. .HAMuToV
s. NJ SEs3-eHS.
}. S. MoREcRAET,
}. N. uEDRIcK
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s Uardeabsrgh & Williams are dealers in
Leather & Findings, 90 Lakc-st., near the
Great Central Depot, Chicago, on scale
commensurate with tn, wants Of the Wes'.
\ personal examination of their extensive
stock, ana facilities to $ lpply the west with
the articles in which they deal, enables us TO
recommend them to cur readers, It is an
excellent House. Advertisement On tth
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We commend dealers in Alcohol, pure
spirits, coal oil, and kindred articles, TO the
card of A. L. Croskey, manufacturer, 81
South Water-st., Chicago. The House is
regarded by our dealer; who have made
their purchases there and most of them have.
as the best in Chicago Call AMI see him,
or send orders.
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MILLINERY, MILLINERY!

MFRS. PARCELL has just returned from the East
lu with large and well selected stock OF Millinery
Goods; consisting of Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers,
Head Dresses, and Velvet Ribbons also Dark Straw
Bonnets In variety; silk and Velvet Bonnets, and a
variety of other things too tedious mention for all
of which she expects to find demand as her selec-
ticn was made in reference to the increasing popula
tion AID improvements In the taste of the ladies
0ttumwa and neighborng towns.
Having the latest styles for dresses aud cloaks Mrs
p. intends to suit all who may favor her with call
She intends keeping on hand supply of Furs and
Corsets, for ladies.
Oct Ii--3-l2-is-G-12
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TO ALI 40 WHOM THESE PRES
ENTS SHALL COME

N NOW YE, That the Hon. Board OF Supervisors
M OF Wapello county Iowa, will convene In Spe-
cial Session ut the court House In Oturnwa on the
day Of Ma CHI, 1861. at 1. o'clock M to consider
and take action upon the following Matters towit:
l. The distribution Of the School Fund.
2. The contract with q. A. Wood for Poor Farm and
all matters necessary to falill said contract.
8. Claims against the county.
4. Repairing Jail and other county buildings.
5. The letting of the Poor Farm.
g. Roads and Highways.
Z. The Salary compensate ion OF the Clerk Of the
Board Of Supervisors.
BY request of majority Of the members Of said
Board. HUGH BROWN, Clerk.
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HAYDEN & RUBY.-We took occasion the
other day TO call on these gentlemen, at their
Establishment in Burlington, and received
SO cordial and tiatterins reception, end
were SO fayorably impressed with their ability
to meet the wants of this trade, that we re
new our invitation to call on them. The
friends of Ii. Z. Hunt, to whom Messrs. II.
& r. succeed, will be gratiied to find him
still at the old stand anxious as ever to
testify his regard for his friends.
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OTTUMWA
Male and Female Seminary.

REV. J. NJ. McELROY, A NJ, Principal.
Miss NJ. C. HALLOwAY, ..s;s,,n,s
Miss NJ. T. WILSON,
Mrs. LIZZIE d. WOODWARD, Drawing and French.
REV. S. II. WORCESTER, Oil Painting.
MO effort win be spared to render this Institution
~ worthy the continued confidence of the friends
of education.
Tuition per term of ten weeks from $3 to as, accord
ing to the branches studied. The next Term
mences Tuesday, Oct end, 1860 For further Informal
ton write for circular or apply to the Principal In
person. (Sept. 27-o9-12Iy.
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When you want Boots, Shoes and Clothing, go IL
Temples, New Clothing Store.

The ODD FELLow's FESTIVAL. We regret
our inability, owing to indisposition, to
respond to very cordial invitation to atten
this interesting reunion. We learn from
numerous sources, that it was an ccc ,sio,,
long to be remembered that very numer-
Gus company cf"fair women and brave men,
were present, and that everybody and his
wife had good time. We shall end,ayor
to give m,re extend ID notice next wee',
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy.

DEP Arturo
ist i.orainc Passenger leaves Eur. Z - an,
III AccOinr,,o.s alton do do do 2.4a pm
81 EVENING DO do do $50 pm
ARRIVALS
i<t siorn'g Passenger arrives at Bur. rs - ms
Pa Acc0.,sf'n do do DO pHp.m
s. s;Ycn'g do do do 7.i5p.m
The ahnYe trains make close nccfiors With TIA
o. & ". X. Il. Mt Burlington. and with all the x eht
eastern taororghfares at Chicago. l.. REMICR.
Gen'l Ayr e., +. q. u. r
}. i. WlTFEoW, Passenger Agent, 0ttumwa.
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CLAIM AGENCY
General Intelligence Office
ussHs-nr.c,S Cu,Tv. re.

YHNHE undersigned would respectfully offer his
H. vices to the publci the purchase and safe of
WESTERN LANDS, STocgs, BoSps, and MORTGAGES; pro
cUrement of Bounty LANDS AND LAND PATENTS Pass
ports to foreign countries Pensions, Land Patents
which have upon the dscontiugance of the various
local land Offices in the Western States been returned
10 the General Land Office in Washington City. Pat
ents secured Tor INVENTIONS Caveats filed, and all bu
siness before the Patent Office ate nded to- In Fact
will prosecute all kinds of Claims before the Executive
Departments OF the Government, the Court OF C!ai Ms
and Congress.
Persons wishing business transacted, information or
advice by letter. will please enclose fee in order to
insure reply. c. p. CULVER.
REFER To-Rcv. p. D. Gurev, d. D., Washington
city, d. c. lion. A. b. Greenwood, Con. l. dian At
fairs, do Hon. s. A. Douga U. s s., Chicago, ILL.,
Hon. G.. +. Pngh, U. s. s., Cincinnati, Ohio; Cal. c.
w. Anderson Louisville Ky; Col. c. Porter Culon,
Janesvili", Wiz; Hon. !. Z Wright. rT-H c. Rome,
Ga: Hon. \, H. stephens. Ew-1 c., f'rdgfaGlv III,
Ha Gov F2.i Ia Lieut.. Gov. Mansfield ohio Mr..
J. w. Norris Ed. Courier, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Oct. 4, 1S6J-30-l2-3m. .Ht
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FAIR AND FEsTivAL.-On Thursday eve
of this week, the Fair aud Festival for The
benefit of the Baptist Church, will lie held
at the Court House. Every effort has been
made to give interest to the occasion. BE.
siles a large collection of useful and orna-
In ontatal articles to be offered for sale. there
will be ample refreshments, free to all. In.
strumental and vocal music, may be expect I'd
Admittanca 25 cents.
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- $50 -
RAILROADS.
ANGIE DE TEE

fyursisag Osi * Missouri k. X. II :
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WEST

AFTER NOV. IS. aud until further me-
, tice is given, Passenger rains III leave ana
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EssS0ks Received.

/ The Atlantic Monthly, published at Bos-
ton Mass. by Mcssrs licknor ard Fields,
the February number is received. Terms,
for single copy $500 "A liberal discount
to Cubs. The above is the ablest literary
publication in the country.
Gody's Lady's Book, for March has conc
t. hand. This is one oft!le largest and on
that and other accounts the cheapest month.
~ in the country lis embellishments are
the be t Specimens Of engraving, and its
| contributors include large number of the
a'last Writers in the c,uatry Terms $500
for one copy. Fo: more the price is less
II is published at Philadelphia.
LADy's HOME MAGAzlNE-T This is known
as Arthur's, and is edited by T. s. Arthur
4 Virginia r. Townsend. 1t has great merit,
particularly as It generally contains in
lmitable store, by its talented Editors -
Single copys only $500. TO clubs sl,a5.
All tn. above can be had with the
COURIER at reduced rates
We are under Obligations to Hon. james
HARLAN for valuable Public Documents.
SNow.--lt has showed most of the time
the past week, and there is now an album
dance for good sleighing. Yesterday the
weather moderated, and it is indicating a
ihaw.
We did not hear Dear's speech at this
place the other day, being absent, and should
mt FIVE had been at home; but learn from
those who did, that he cxhorted the Demo :
racy "te organize in every township aud
sch oil district, and to arm. to put down the
Republicans, and to make 'pi' of a certain
press, (ineaning tails press and throw it
into the river fsu,h language and sen
timents were uttered, as W. are tod were
substantially, by this dirty blackguard, we
a~e not surprised to hear the speech con-
dcmned by Democrats themselves. All we
have to say is that we and Republicans can
stand it If they can. Why didn't they help
Dean and his Reporter print the speech p
PITY to lose such sweetness on desert air ~
FAIR AND FEsTvAL.-On Thursday ere.
of this week, the Fair aud Festival for the
benefit of the Baptist Church, will lie held
at the Court House. Every effort has been
made to give interest to the occasion. Be-
law ,c11,a y,r al oD1
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SNow.-lt has showed most of the tim,
the past week, and there is now an abun
dance for good sleighing. Yesterday tn
weather moderated, and it is indicating
ihaw.
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FAST FREIGHT LINE!

-CLOSE CONEECTIOA-S MdDE-
With Express Freight Trains all roads dirergips
from Chcago, and Western shippers can rely upon
ha-ing their goods receive utmost despatch.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WAsHISGros, July Mr..
Wade of Ohio offered Joint resolution
that the Secretary of the Navy be direct
ed to remit all duties on all arms import.
ed since the first day of May, which have
not been actually paid, and on all arms
which may be imported prior to the first
OF January, 1862, for the use OF any
State which is IN good faith aiding 10
suppress the rebellion now waged against
the United States; referred to committee
on Finance.
Mr.. Wilson OF Mass, from the Com
mittee on Military Affairs, reported back
a joint resolution legalizing all the acts
OF the President.
Nj. Wilson also reported bill author
izlng the employment OF volunteers in
enforcing the laws and in the protection
Of the public property. Laid over
Mr.. Fessenden reported back from the
Committee on Finance the bill to refund
aud remit duties on arms for the use OF
the State.
The bill was passed.
Mr.. Wilson reported back the bill to
increase the army, with an amendment
10 increase the old regiments to the same
number rs the new
Mr.. Trumbul announced the death OF
Stephen A. Douglas, Senator from Hin.
OILS, and made M appropriate speech. Of,
fering customary resolutions of respect,
and moved that the Senate adjourn
lie was followed by Messrs McDoug-
al and Collamer.
Messrs Nesmith, Browning and An
thony spoke in eulogy of Douglas.
Adjourned
HousE.-the Speaker announced the
following standing committees; the first
on each being tue Chairman:
Elections--Dawes, Campbell, Voor-
hess, Mexican. LOOMS, Baxter, Kelly,
Browne and Menzies.
Ways and Means--Steyens, Morrill,,
Of VI, Phelps, Spaulding. Appleton,
Corning Horton, Me Clernand and STRAIT
ton.
On Claims Fenton, Walton, Holman,
Hulching, Hale. NOEL. Duel, Webster
and Wallace.
Commerce-Washburne Of H., Elliot,
Ward, Nixon, Babbitt, Gurley. Rollins,
of Mo, Leary and Sheffield,
Public Potter, Covode, Val
landigham, Julian. Trimble, Vandever,
Kellogg, of Mich, Crisfeld and Wood
ruff.
Post Office Morrill, of Ne, Windon.
Blake, Vibbard, Trowbridge and Norton.
District OF Columbia Conklinr, De.
lano. Burnett, Ashley, Talbot. Franohot.
Rolling OF \. H., Davis and Upton.
Observation-Disclosures Brigham, Pen
dleton. Kellogg of ILL.,. Porter, Carlisle.
Thomas OF Mass, May aud Owen.
Revolutionary Clsims-Duel, Edger-
ton. Cooper, Rice of Me. Wall, Perry,
Order, Riddle aud Morrill, OF Me.
Public Expenditures-Coyode Ed.
wards, kerrigan, Tram. Windom, Web
ster Julian. Hanchett and White.
Foreign Affairs -Messrs. Crittendeu
of Kentucky. Goooh of Mass. Cox Of
Ohio, White Of Ind, Mcknight OF Pa,
Burnham of Conn, Thomas OF Md,
Poineroy Of y. Y Fisher OF Delaware