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as a candidate for re- election to the office of
County Commissioner, subject to the decision
of the Democratic Convention.
MANY CITIZENS,
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TRAITOR Sheet.

-s9ENa p. TralrOr One5E.
The Boston Libe, ator keeps standing at the
head of its columns, as its motto:
.sThe United States Constitution is cove
nant with Death and an agreement With He'll. .
This disunisn, traitor sheet is "naarkcd."
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"Independent." +"

"lndependent"
Nh. EDIroR:-Please announce the name Of
JOHN MALLORY,
of Salem township, as a "Union" candidate
for the Office of Sheriff. subject to the decision
of the qualified voters of Monroe county, on
the Second Tuesday in October next.
MANY UNION MEN
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H We publish on the FIRST page a
colvmn Of var news
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WHEELING MONEY. TAKENdv
AT PAR AON ACCOUNTS AND e
FOR GOODS. 81 - = -, y,
F; 4 n. KOEEILER have ressivsA aFs
full Stock of s00DS, which they intend to ssll nc
very low for CASH only, and will take Whssl- S
ing money at par for the present. s,gs
May /, lS6I.--Sn -
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= Mr. ED1FoR:-We ars authorized to an
nounce the name of
w. 7. ROBINSON,
of Washington township, as Candidate for
Representative, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention.
MANY UNION DEMOCRATS,
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of Center township, as candidate for Infr
mary Director, subject to the decision of the
Democratic. Convention. MANY VoTRRs.
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Nh. EDrroR:-Announce the name Of
MICHAEL HOEFFLER,

of Center township, as a candidate for Treas
urer subject to the decision of the Democratic
Convention. ,a.lss,s
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Sacks Will be Sent 7
70 sAess. who wish to eonsisn.
Our Charges are Low.

Ne efforts shall be wanting to merit de
patronage of those who have Wool to sell. all
CLEvRLAND WOOL DEPOT CO. asl
Once, No. lo7 Bank Street, Cleveland, ..
May q. 1s6. ..sp 49, 8 - -.
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H Read Years Ago" on the 6rst
page. .aarsa u
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Mr.. EpIroR:-Announce

MIR. EDIToR:--Ann0unce
- ELIEL HEADLEY. ESQ ,-.s.r
of Adams township, as candidate for Rep
resentative, subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention
MIR. Headley is certainly 'honest, capable and
faithful to the constitution" and would serve
the people in the capacity of Representative
with honor to them and credit to himself.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Mr.. EDIToR:--Please announce the name Of
BARNETT MANN,
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Mr.. EDIToR:--Please announce the name of
JACOB T. MORRILL,,
OF Salem township, as "Union" candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney, subject to the decision
of the qualified voters of Monroe County, on
the Second Tuesday of October next.
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Mr.. EDIroR.-Please announce the name of
- ROBERT CHASE, >t@s
of Salem township, as a candidate for Repre-
sentative, subject to the decision Of the Demo.
cratic Convention.
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"a The 4th Of July, "oring to previous
engagements" didn't get round here "muoh. %
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/ Mr.. EDIToR:--Please announce the name of
DR.. S. M. RICHARDSON,
of Bethel township. as a candidate for State
Senate, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Mr.. EBIToR:--Please announce the name of
GEORGE S. ALGEO,
of Benton township, as candidate for the
office of County Commissioner, positively sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic prima-
ry Election. UNION DEMOCRAT.
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Fl B. WILLIAMS.

Ey We authorized to announce the
name of
DR.. JOSEPH B. WILLIAMS,
of franklin township, as a candidate for the
State Senate, subject to the decision of the
Democratic primary election.
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ME-. EpIToR:-Please announce the name of
LEONARD TWINUM,

NE. EpIToR:-Please announce the name of
LEONARD TWINUM,
of Adams township, rs a candidate for County
Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS
Esy We are authorized to announce the
name of
JACOB 81. HAMILTON,
of Summit township, as candidate for the
office of County Treasurer, subject to the de-
cision ofsthe Democratic Convention.
e. We are authorized to announce the
name of
JOHN KERR,
of Center township, as candidate for County
Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention.
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Mr.. Editsr: Please announce the name of
JOHN CLEGG, as an Independent candidate
for SHERIFF, at the October election, by re-
quest OF the ~ qsi- PEOPLE.
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Mr.. .EDIToR.-Please announce the name of
JOHN KYSER. -

of Sunsbury township, as candidate for Rep
resentative, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention, and oblige many Ia
boring Union Democrats. ~ SOUND.
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Mr. Ep1roR-I also am a Candidate for the
office of County Treasurer, subject to the Con-
ventioh. By request of some of the Voters
of the County. K. CLEG !.
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ND WHEN DESIRED

LIBERAL ADVANC FL
WILL BE MADE ON RECEIVING WOOL.
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WOOL FOR 1861. :.

ME feel great confidence in annoansing taQ
w Wool Growers and Merchants that we
possess unsurpassed facilities for receiving,
grading and selling Wool, which will be done
Exclusively on Commissions.
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of Center township, as candidate for the
Office of County Treasurer, subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic Convention.
MANY VOTERS.
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MR. EDlroR:--Please announce the name OF
a4s, ADAM EDGAR,

of Green township, an independent candi-
date for Treasurer, to save the peoples money.
UNION DEMocRAT.
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Mr.. EDIToR:-Announce foE rrs
ISAAC MURRY, ESQ,
of Franklin township as candidate for Coun-
ty Treasurer, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention. UNION.
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ESy Mr.. EDITOR Announce the name of
ARTHUR SMYTH, - &
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Ma. EpIToR:-Announce the name of
PETER DIEHL,
of Center township, as candidate for Treas
urer, subject to the decision of the Democratic
Convention. SUMMIT.
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of Center township, as a candidate for the
Office of County Reeorder, subject to the deci-
sion of the DemocraticiConvention.
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81 We are authorized to announce the
name of
GEORGE w. CARROTHERS,
of Center township, as candidate for the
Office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the
Democrats Convention.
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Mr.. RD1ToR:-Please announce the name of
ELIAS H. DAVIS.
of Center township, as candidate for the
Office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention.
CENTER AND SUMMIT
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Mr.. EDrroR:-Announce the name Of
JOHN GILLESPIE,
of Green township, as candidate for Sheriff,
subjeOito the Democratic County Convention.
ADAls.

ME-. EDrroR:--Announce the name Of
JACOB DRUM. ~
of Perry township, as candidate for Sheriff,
subject to the decision of the Democratic Con-
vention. MANY DEMOCRATS. =
MR. EDrroR: We are authorized to announce
the name of u
WILLIAM CHURCH,
of Perry township, as a candidate for Sheriff,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
Convention,
MANY UNION DEMOCRATS.
MR. EDrroR:-Please announce the name of
j. P, SPRIGGS, Esq,
as a candidate for the Office of Prosecuting
Attorney, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention; and oblige the
PEOPLE GENERALLY.
MR. EDlToR:-Please announce the name of
JAMES O. AMOS,
of Center township, as candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention. UNION.
Mr. EDrroR-We are authorized to announce
the name of
WILLIAM HENNING,
of Seneca township, as . candidate for Prose-
cutting Attorney, subiectlte the decision of the
Democratic Convention.
MANY UNION DEMOCRATS.
We are authorized to announce the
name of
DANIEL O'CONNOR,
of Center township as candidate for the
Office of County Reeorder, subject to the deci-'
sion of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr.. EpIToR:--Please announce the name of
GEORGE S. ALGEO,
of Benton township, candidate for the
office of County Commissioner, positively sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic prima-
ry Election. UNION DEMOCRAT.
Mr.. EDIToR--Please announce the name of
BARNETT MANN, ~
as a candidate for reelection to the office of
County Commissioner, subject to the decision
of the Democratic Convention.
MANY CITIZENS,
Mr.. RDIToR:--Announce the name of
MICHAEL FAGGERT,
of Jackson township, as a candidate for the
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DANIEL O'CONNOR

"a We are authorized to announce the
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WILLIAM HENNING.

of Seneca township, as . candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney, subiectte the decision of the
Democratic Convention.
MANY UNION DEMOCRATS.
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Mr.. EDlToR:-Please announce the name of
JAMES O. AMOS,
of Center township, as a candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention. UNION.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

John Frederick Leibfarth, zesloSx "a
~ 's ssfe against S. 1easFe- l2sls I
.i-fia snE John Leibfarth. ksss IS @ssss1
DY virtue Of . mandate 20 me directed ffons.
ID the Court Of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, in the State of Ohio, will oFsr for
sale at public auction, at the front deor ef tho
courthouse, in said county, on saq
Monday, the 22nd day Of July. 1851, 8
between the hours of 10o'clock, q, M. and
O'Clock. p. M, on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to
wit: - s89 - p nss :
The south west quarter of the south west
quarter of section 10, township 2, Of range 4,
and the south east quarter of the south east
quarter Of section 16. township 2, aud rsngs
4, containing 50 acres, more or less, III Non-
roe county, Ohio. -5lt =
WM. OKEY, Mas. Com. q
Monroe Comfy, Ohio. :
June 10, ls6l.--s3 SO. saas5 ~
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MR. EDrToR:-Please announce the name of
j. P, SPRIGGS, ESQ,
IS a aniidate for the Office of Prosecuting
Attorney, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention; and oblige the
PEOPLE GENERALLY.
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WILLIAM READ.

E We are authorized to announce the
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February 20 1861.
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n n LBBU0
IL o. VIII Sell, at auction SATURDAY April H. ct 101<
o'clock at the ss,ssoom NO rs Nassau street, Household
FURNITURE removed Tor convenience consisting OF
Brsse ialI nessn Csrpe rosewood suit rosewood and
mahogany Dressing Bureaus rosewood marble Top wash
stands rosewood Beadsteads, mahogsny
bureaus Gilt Frame Pier srroS, Msntel do mahogany
BOXERS and Cbat covered In hair cloth maiosNny Arm
Chas, SOFAS Ard reie aetes mahogany Side and Pier
oes rosewc on Billiard Table osk mel rig oak marbs
Ware; also an assortment OF XII chen Furniura
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SALES At AUCTION.
UCTION kOTICE HOUSE SALE.
Rich and costly Household ruTI4tu

A UCTlON kOTICE HOUSE SALE
IA Rich and costiy Household Furniture,
Elegant rosewood rispoforte,
Rosewood Parl0r suits, In broeael
Valuable Paintings Artistic Rronz=s Marble Groups &C.
- Monday, April r. at the elegant private residence,
2io West Fourteenth Eighth avenue,
- commencing 1t l01s O'Clock.
The sale comprises the entire OF the house The
elegant Paor Furniture made TO trder, aud 10 10 sold
rosewood and satin brocaiel The whole M be sold TO the
hahest bidder for cash. rain shine extraordinary
induce aonfg 70 purchasers the entire OF the
house Is new hsyirg all been made within months
ksgant rosewood 1 octave panoforte with solid pearl Keys
cost $G0J
Masic Cabinet, Stool and embroidered Cover:
Three elegant full suits OF in rich
brocade and yeve rosewood Eegeres splendid Bronzss
Paintings, rich marble Pt dsssls siix
ians, Turkish Lounges vita Arm Chairs match; Centre
Sota ana fier rabies lorenne Nanel aod Pier Mirrors
Etrscan and Lava Ornaments, ROSEWOOD Bureaus, Bed
,ieads Chamber SUITS superb attfesso and Bedding
Lounges bronze and marble Cl7cks rosewood and Coag
hair two sofa Bedsesds fxtenson Table, siverware
rich china Ivory and Silver Cutlery Frks Spoons, with
elegant kuby Glass OF description, formir
collection Of Household Furniture and unique recherche
Works OF Art The 9oocs ais exhibition catalogue
sale TO commence IN dining room ut l0 ocock precisely
Reliable will be al remove goods for pur
chasers No poetponement.
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MoRTGaGE SALE JOHN q BURLEY, AUCTION.
lvi VIII sell tt dsy At O'clock Canal street..
sgienson Centre aid other Tables SOFAS sofa Beds
hogony and Other Jbars Pier Mane and other 0assexs
sefond aud Piano, nsh gaDy and Chairs, Cutlery
srorotes, hatr and other Maresses, Pillows Bosters
Bedding tcp marble and other bureaus Velvet Brussels
three ply and other tapes Fiat Racks Ulclohs Colts Pis
tolls, ashs,ands Kitchen Furniture &C BY order.
JApES BREWSTER, ATTORNEY.
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II. %,
II straat-0enteel Household Furniture ali made
to order and IN ano cndipon the properly q gsnueman
ssp by auction Aonoay April n at lol O'Clock Al No 81
West Thirty sixth Broadway Furniture
Ing of Brussels and Carpets rosewood carved Eta
ere, plate glass door ne roseaod 81 octave PAnoforte
ord Palor sands parlor suits aud Chairs covered In
hair cloth SPRING sea. French DO cane Chairs Lace Cur.
tains Pie Glasses Die Vases f. sater color Draw
ngs Oil Paintings and Engavnss Ol,o hs fne Chlna
am Glass Ware ses Plated ware hogany estensioH
Lining Table, line Cutlery arc Table Ware Bedrooms
Cmpiee mahogany ana black walnut SUITE Mattresses su
erb Feather Beds 80 pounds; Sors'ei delane Curtains and
other desirable tnInilIge. Without reserve.
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u ln0 PER Womb MADE BY Any ONE WITH
DlUO Stencil a1n 40. Gu cuar explaining The business
address John xDlsen, Lawrence, Ess or 81 LOUIS NO
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n " ALTT,RI y cISyfNrny STAT AT YFw txBUsa

~. vALUABIE COUNTRY sFAr AT NEW HtNBuad
III II LUDLOW 60. viii sell, ~ auction, on fYiiay
April 26 1861 a. IL O'Clock a. the Mernans - aahs W.
New Hamburg on Hudson fiyer-The Farm ~ the are
eoroe Vanderbilt containing ln E1n Terry
depo Hudson River Railroad, in good condition; pen ~
frit and ornamental trees god ftune House and oh@r
buildings There Is d0cf ~ the pIensef stone quarry
CLAY bed xc Further Nulaa and mas at me AUCTION
enra No fine sle~f.
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y,,HFAs0N DEFINED-sE ]FSsloN M AssURDIry---
40 Which addCd rocket COZ. o. tire if,ton of
Independence and ilc Constitution q the uutA sisos hy
FRANCIS d ircsdat ello Aw AMI lectdfeF np1n he
esrsulu,on Dor sale " 10 ~ TUUt ~, No tg Nessau
stre. New YORK Gud ~ he b,,kscys Ycsb0dy She sd
ha n 4
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uENRy D. MINER, AUCTIONESR, sALEsROOM 81
III Nassau street, opposite the Post Office MINER 4
lbonP viii sell at auction on Saturday. April - 1901 st
us O'Clock. ut their saleiroon 81 Nassau street, elegant
ous hold Furniture removed for convenience Of sale
sisiirg Of In part, olyws:Csrved rosewood Parlor
suit in broaie oak and black walnut Library and Dining
Room do In carved rosewood Etegarss, Centre and
Side ebes oak Euet rosewood Ia velvet
brussels and ingram Carpets rosewood and mahogany Bed
Furniture, mahogany soas, and Chairs
shog. ny serstsry Bookcases Hair Mattresses Bolster and
flows; uilcloths, Carpets &c Also
octave Piano. Of superior tome and nis by city manu-
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u,pwARD ECHEyCR, AUCrIOSEER. --GE TTEEL
~ Household furuiture-by +. = sOuhN,k.
this Day. Hh inst, at ~ occk 0osipon"d ron ire i,a
the stor) ~ East seventh sirc between
First second al the Furniture contained ~ VIE
above house sisting Ia part o. roieodd anu nnfay
farlor SUITE Pier Glass and Cornces Brussels snd nsan
Carre.s elegant rosewood warirpbs Centre and fiar
Tables mahogany and walnut Heisleads Bnfcans and
wsshsusnds; Oilcloths, Carpets re- Aso the Kitchen
Furniture with which he sale Will commence
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II II. LUDLOW. AggrIosEhG, ,,,,s,rrn,

NJ. :" HAND oMb HOUSEHOLD FL RSrTuEE
NJ NJ LUDLOW co will sell At auction, on .nssy
April ~ 1851 II otoes 81 No. Hamilton rass Cstsr
gtreet, Williamsburg. ..- $1,000, -
said house, esng OF Tose sool and mahogany "a ,or
Turnitprc black walnut Extension Table block w@luut Ito
Ing room Chais Brussels and shree ~ Capsts Wccth
Tcr Glesfos bedroom Furniture kc Ais0 Tot q hfeAan
Furni IRE, with which the sale VII cotnncnce
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SALES AT AUCTION.

a. HORTON, AUCrONEgR, WILL SELL TINA
GAY = III clock a. saiesroom $50 Hudson street,
u nod Inituc as good consisting Of Sofas,
eere, Mattresses Millinery oods- Hinbon Trlmnings.
1iimn pgs, &c
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IIEYRy GRBEN, AUCTioNEpF,--1R oCERlRs fEAN.
Ill Az and an n III n0rs 1850 soass, a. This cny At
10 lclok ut the auction ere ~ wilan stree \ ~ f,s
Family soap 40 hall hbs rrupes, spices Cole ~ @ ~
mon starch 70 caeks yaIvus liquors and vines t!NJ ~
gar, Ae Also 10 window Gti5s, asei'u, 81" . ~
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LrpwARp acHENcK, AUCuoNEeR

BRED AND vROrTiNG SiOcE.OF
NEssEF WI u. GIBBONS AND FR.Nh LkTHR0P
b H. \. II. SnENCK, etday Ana a. o. n 4. NJ,
At the Barney Carter farm, Madison y The following
celebrated stock, VIZ
HANrIE LEwIs by imported Glencoe ont OF Motto, by
imported Barefoot Alsn Colt by her riie
IAsTA, BY Revenue out OF Emily rbomes. Also Cot b.
her side, by Two Bits.
COSSUELO, by Com,ucd ore ont ~ Rosehrd.
AIDEBARAN by Commodore, out o! Mamie Lewis
MALAkOrF, trolling stallion hy fccr Dorian
other valuable 1horou III bred AMI Tryt
Horses both single and In pairs Catsngnfs VITA f
particulars. ready, and can be had AZ our odcf ~
Broadway.
the Morris aud RAILROAD train leaves foot Of Cor
Ian Il $40 A. H., and returns leaving Madison ~
clock +. NJ
The national Republican., 1861-02-18
THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS,
SECOND SESSION. :,
Saturday, February l6, 1861.
GEN ATE

Saturday, February l6, 1861. i
SENATE.
The President Of the Senate being sick, on
motion Of Mr.. Powell, Mr.. Foot was called to
the chair.
The Senate took up the resolution for print.
ing Of a number Of extra copies Of the report
Of the agricultural bureau; which resolution
was agreed to.
The vote excusing Mr.. Thomson from ser.
vice on the Committee on Finance was recon.
sidered, and the Senate refused to excuse Mr.,
Thomson from said service.
euce, reported number Of changes in the def
cheney bill-one Of them abandoning the ap
preparation in favor Of A. W. Thompson, on
account of the Chiriqui affair. L.f.
The Senate then took up the special order
the bill organizing the Territories Of Dacotah
and Navada.
Mr.. King moved to postpone the special or
der; which was lost.
The bills were discussed some time, when
the Senate resumed the consideration Of the
tariff bill.
The pending question, being on an amend.
ment by Mr.. Seward, modifying the warehous
ing system of the new bill, was agreed to-
yeas 26, nays l8.
The whole section was then stricken out, and
the warehousing system allowed TO remain as
in the tariff of 1867.
A large number of other amendments in re-
gard to rates Of duty were proposed and dis
cussed at length.
Pending the consideration Of the subject, the
Senate adjourned.
Mr.. MAYNARD offered resolution, which was
adopted, giving the select committee to investi
gate the truth Of the charge against certain
members from the seeded States, that they
have improperly obtained books from the Ii
brary of Congress, leave to sit during the ses
sions of the House, and have leave to employ
clerk, to act as reporter, at the rate Of com
pensation allowed to the reporters for the Giobe
newspaper.
Mr.. Kellogg, Of Illinois, presented petition
of two hundred citizens Of the district repre-
sented by him, against the passage Of the
amendments of the Constitution recently pro
posed by himself.
Mr.. John Cochrane presented the proceed
ings,o the Democratic Convention of the State
of New York, in favor of the settlement of the
national difficulties. Laid on the table.
The House proceeded to the consideration
of private bills, and passed large number Of
them.
The deficiency bill is now passed by both
Houses-the controverted amendments having
been settled through committee Of conference
The Senate receded from the amendment to
carry into effect the Chiriqui contract
The report Of the committee Of conference
on the Legislative, judicial, and executive ap
preparation bill, was also adopted.
A recess was taken till seven o'clock, fol
general debate.