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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
IRISH STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steam Between Ireland and America.
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND GALWAY.

n
The following new and magnificent hrt-class paddle
wheel Steamships compose the above line:
ADRIATIc, 5,ssa tons burthen. Capt, J. MAuRY
h sa Formerly Of the Collins Lne)
aadPERMIa 400 tons burthen. Capt. N. PRows3.
COLUMBIA, 4400 II. LErrcH.
ANGLIA. 400 NICHOLSON.
PACIFIC, $500 l. Smith
PRINCE ALBERT. (screw.)
$500 4" J,WALKRR,
One Of the above ships will leave New York or Boston
alternately every Tuesday fortnight for Galway,
Yrying the government mails, touching at St. Johns,
The Steamers Of this line have been constructed with
the greatest care, under the supervision Of the govern
ment have watertight compartments, and are unexcel
led oreomor safety and speed BY any steame ahoa.
They are commanded by able and experienced officers
and every exertionw be made to promote the comfort
Of passengers. "a
An.experienced Surgeon attached to each ship,
b 1 RATES OF PASSAGE. 70 9&5-
srstsla,, n. Boston 70 Galway Or Liverpool siSo
Rirstclass .ac" e tost Johns IS
or any town in Ireland, on Railway, - 80
Third-cass passengers literally supplied with pro-
visions Of the best qualify and served by the
wants Of the Company. 4 kE 81. ~ 4a
RETURN TICKETS - =.
Parties Wishing to send for their friends from the old
country obtain tickets from on railway, in
Ireland, or from the principal cities Of England and scot
land, at very low
Passengers for New York, arriving by the Boston
beaers, will be forwarded New York free Of charge
: For passage orfarther information, apply to
At the Office Of the Company, on the wharf, foot Of
Canal street, New York, - sssi,is.-,,
- Rowland q AsPrNwALL, Agents.
april1Gd6m. ~ ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03

Tie Ksn.ssLy STATE election takes place NEXT
Monday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS or THE smKira Fusp)
gt1s'-4 s'-'is OF TIE STATE oy OHIo,i Z y
. COLUMBUS, July 90, 1917
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
Examinations Of Surgeons

Columbus Ohio, Aususta 9, isCi-ldtd.'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-16
WILIANU o, TUh LK,
Fayston, July II, A. D. 1861. 292
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at
NAsAINGroN nIsTRICr. SIS. Montpelier within and for

WARRINGTON DISTRICT, SIS. Montpelier within and for
said Disrict on the Goth day of july A. D. 1851
4 VERY FITS guardian OF George A. r. Bragg Anne
~ la = Bragg, and Ida F. Bragg, minor heirs of john
W. Bragg late of Warren in said district deceased makes
Application TO said Court for license to sell all the interest
OF said ards in The real of said deceased nclu-
ding tber re Customary interest in the Widows dover
ad tsate representing that the sale thereof would be
nenehcai to sAld wards, for The rpose of putting the
proceeds of such sale at interest.
Whereupon, it is ordered ny said Court that said arpli
catlon be REFERRED for hearing and dec sion thereon,
session OF said Court, to be holden he Probate Office
In SAID Montpelier, on the 9th day of August, a. d. 1901
for heaIng and deci>i"n thereon and it is further
pcfch Mat all persons interest d, re notified hereof by
publication Of notice Of this application and order thereon
three weeks successfully in he Green Mountain Free
nan, printed at Monipeer hfoc SAID lime Of hearing,
that they may appear said time and ace, and if they
see cause object thereto BY the Court,
900 Af,e>t N CHASE Renslar
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-16
Great Remedy for Cmghs, Colds A
Kidney DiGculties.
WHITE PINE COMpOTTND
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. w. POLAND & co
GOFFsTOWN CENTRE. Nh

(OFFSTOWN rENrpp A.,
yuIIE f,,.o.,;n 49,. . NE, ~ H.
Mdn, W. VIII tell something 4b3g
anu ntb cl a. ~ 10" becoming popular .aattg st2
any o'nef article SOLO by druggists = -"
Key ) r. .u1-p, OF .,"mney, ~ H. uuder date
fFrl' AN ih6o gays $50 When VOC. favor, 1.-TWO lai
titS VI NhIe ZINE Compound. was rec elves kyss W.
eI!hE from most severe cold. took the Cor7,n,,
aho was aole to preach in two days. Ih.i%,4
| INC compound Is an invaluable medicine , do VIZ
thousands VINO know nothing Of it's virtues ,yn,,I t
come better acquainted whit" -
| hev. l.. u Stevens, Pastor of the Bart,st Chu,,t o.
uofstown Cent" "a letter dated Fed 1850 savs y
| some OF my family have tried it, 1.-THE Com, n,'4
Whl s'g'iai success. bsliere it to be cne Of -
to3gh hfne'ttS trer ftpared. Beside. its y3Iup a.
NneSh medicine have good reason to believe il n "
All 1t Claims 10 be for idney Disease, and niolot
Di4bftss in March $3.50 ttaf at ' 81 prost. a,t u
Whosaw him thoug that ecuuld possibly i've rogsL
the month As last esor he tnugh h.. i1orl% -.
the White Pine ConTonnd, lAcy ,YCcnrs Il a Iott'.
nm he logan take it and TO The SUI prise Of ai ~;
medlate'y showed signs o: nd vre,t tIpven wa,
rewards FEB. g. 1860 in flu statement NJ hi; ~,
lie Gays believe Dir. Po'and's White l,i,a fnnnno
nniiei Gcd, has been the means OF NV renonnI 49,
1tT" N'' '''
nntreds of Cases of Kidney comnIajrts crrpn ,.,,
TRELf by taking the w bite Pine Comnonnd baro Ir
repo ID BY druggists iara ara two "A'e "tsh
AID aged man in DapyeTs Mass Iaaral H , a. f
pound a wonderful curative for t,dna y. rae ON
SEEING great sufle er from that fticuitv 10 t a. ~
Apothecary fort bottles They rTprn h hv 0 W tT
they We're worth fifty dollars lie has sinca s,d aS
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-16
szra. III IA gasn;sEa kasaings' Estate.

wAsz!sc?os Drs1nicT,ss Montpelier, within and for
said district on the Sd day of August, A. D. 1861.
H. HASTINGS executor of the last Will and tesla
q mcn Of Hannah Hastings, late OF Watsfeld, in
said district, deceased presents his administration
count for settlement:
Whereupon, it is ordered that the be referred to
tia eth day of August b 1861 at the Probate Oice in
Montpelier for examination and allowance and that
concerned be notified hereof by the publication of this
order in the Green Noun ain Freeman printed at Mont
peler, three weeks successfully may be- that
they may appear and said time and place. if they see
cause, object thereto. By the Court,
Attest, 7. r. MERRILL, Judge
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-16
j ossalsa:aea u. Marbles Estate.

THE Subscribers having be en appointed l., the orora
bic Probate Court the District OF ashngtn Cum
inissnners receive exam inc and adns aIlcian and
demands of all persons, against the Estate OF Jonathan
j. Marble late of Fayson said District deceased repre-
scented hsovent, and the term of six months from the
nth day of July 1861 being by said Court the
creditors OF said decea sed and prove their
Fpective claims before givenotce thatwe will attend
to he dntiesof our appoint at the dwelling house
Of Benjamin NATL in Fayston, in said district the
I'D day Of August Next and the 18th day of January
he at Oh" o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days
WILLARD 1aEH1 i. PORTER, Commits
Fayston, July II, A. d. 1861. go
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-16
CANCER.

i,oNloK IL. W. Hin would respectfully inform the i'm
~ nab tants Of Hardwck, vicinity and Communily n
hat ne mas removed to South ardwick, Caledonia
tos w. where he intends to make the Treatment o
cef-Cn 'fF oroMS Sayes) speciality in business in
connection with chronic Diseas -, private or common
Ahe Doctor feeling conscious of his ability in the treat
eiI OF tae ABOVE named Dlseasefrom 30 years
ence IN the treatment of Cancer all conditions Of fine
system; producing that Disease, he would say to ths
aacted come one, come all, and Do.tor viii advise
you what TO 90 All Counsels grautous. ANY amount of
me- VIII be given to the creduous application
means all he says, and no Humbug
South IIardwick, june "a 1851 2s7
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-16
Pr0fsate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS within
WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS and for the District aforc-
said will be holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier in
said District Tuesday of each week, during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
quested to attend to the said court days.
r. r. MERRILL, Judge.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-16
South Gardwiok AGA denov

South E1ardwiok AGA demv
THE Fa Term Of this Institution will commence
Il wednesday, Sept. i, and continue eleven weeks
BOARu OF TEACHERS.
A. j. SANBORN, A. B., PRINCIPAL
MRs. NJ. J. SANBORN, Teacher Of French
GEO. H. BLAKE, Assistant.
MISS H. j. NORRIS, Teacher of Primary Department.
WlLBl F. WEItPLE, Teacher of Musc
ABEL I. WAY, Teacher of ienmanship
ne above Teachers have been carefully selected MI
we ee assured that no school in this part Of the STATE
oers more facilities for education than this The
oudlngls spacious, neatly furnished and well s,ea fr
the comfort of the student The school is stuatpd in W.
peasant ana thriving village OF South Hardwck easy of
access and surrounded by an intelligent community
faFtlcul.r attention Will be given to those who wish to
pursue classical Course, preparatory to entering Col
lege 1t will be the aim of teachers TO ea oh not s,
TED 1acs hut principles and their relations to Zach other
10 each practical knowledge, that the student NAV nat on
out INTO life like the no ed messenger of the Sayan bnt
win MS knowledge classified and arranged thap bs
may know how, when and where it is to be called into
''NN NV
The best manner of teaching the different viii,
De discussed in ciss formed for the benefit of those in
tending o teach. ~ $''7S III
The Piano, Harmony and Thorough Bass will he thor
ou9h!y taught and vocal music viii be daily exercise In
school. ' '8e ~
The debttng society will give good opportuoitv for
speaking ana writing, both to Ladies and Gentlemen
lectures VIII be given by the Principal upon the differ
ent branches pursued during the term ~
, Boardfrom 81 so to $500, including ROOM WASHING
fuel, &c. 20 ' ""-"'ii6'
icons for self-boarders shilling per week
For tuition Sc small handbis
FOR Rooms or Board apply to the Princin,1
south Hardwick, July 20, 1861. E. GUYER Sec
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-16
CARRIAGES AND sEEsGEa>

BY THE BEST woRKMEN IN THE COUNTRY
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried :,
by the subscriber opposite the
Court House Square, Montpelier, VT
Those in waat of ,cn,,antof Carriages an Str, a.;
the old stand of G, Imam CAMP.
All orders oromptly atten led to-
JOHN W. CLARKE,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-16
G A R D | n ER'S
Rheumatic and Iycs.r:sn;o
COMPOUND.
A sure Cure for Rheumot;su c,,d Ne,..a,

ITS uors5 form.
The undersigned hereby certify that thev b,,.
Hardine r hh-umat'c and Neural gia Compount, 'sI
every case found immediate and perm ,nent r ,F4 III
have full confidence in its neain qu ,ites and w
recommend it to all who afflicted win tt,s "oHii
Eg diseases. as one of the safest and heat go
ever offered TO the public. 'N'' ''eo't'Af
: HANCOCK, Jn. 20 south Market posto, -,
H. ALLEN, boston; Hurry A. FU IE.s. r. So, ;"
Market 81, Boston SAML WALES Jp. ~, 0 yr a
BOSTON; GEn Il. PLCMMKR Meyerjcs sou nov 79,e'
Boston; HENRY u. GARDINER, Webster At g.. = y
ton; ADRIAN WEEKS, Webster IT, R,stnr "'i ho1'
CHAS. DoLL1vER, East Boston, >alG
The best medicine for disease evaraaw f-
SMlTH, = o. Old state House, Boston N!'A7' :
have been alnlcfcd with HhcAmatism in A.
"! anu WAS entirely C1rei by the use or o,. -.
A: bEI LR Matthews Building, Cemmercja1 70 ., r.
ton. % N''1ie' c'ai e. s'N-
GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neuralgia Co,nno,nd.t .-
entirely relieved me from suIerin@s nf A0 d.
standing W i. HopGK1Ns, No. | Ord Stata # onrs
Eonor, V' N'h'e HoG'e
arr suffering with Rheuma,is.n for t,r.o+,,
was entirely cured by the use Of two hott, {tf3
ner hneumatc and Neuralgia Compound Nv y
AYERS 70 Franklin street Roston 49, '"N y
Inc hheumatIc ana henralgia Conn, ound ho> t.
taken by hundreds of peopleiar scrounns ~ h., 2-4
with great benefit 1t may be given to cb,If,e S,4
perfect safety va " oili"ftH NJ
>, AT wholesale hy MACY & JENKlEs, G. Liberty ..
New York NJ S. BURR & Co. 26 Irnnn+ - Ivy >S'>
Principal Depot-S7 hify st. Boston ''' 4''z ca
zone genuine unless signed by HAS F. GAen,>n-
For sale by NJ: X. CONE. ". r. ViIlsSa, ~, "
EnH B Psa, Woodstock GEO. NICHOLS 81 b, inJ
Or. PORTER, Northfeld j. NJ. HENRY ana ~ y, I''l
Waterbury,. H. T Fierce ard Fred B. sniti, nv 4on
ier Geo kendrick Lebanon, n a. and 9''
carries generally. "'H IL - 4! 00er
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

THE MoRYoSs IN WmLIAssBURGH.-The Latter
Day Saints profess, just at present, to be fourshng
in Williamsburgh. They have succeeded, after very
hard fighting" in getting the Odeon in which TO hold
their meetings. They previously congegated at Coum-
bia Hail. in Grand street. They now hold three meet
nys every Sunday, which are attended largely by a
peculiar set of peope-most OF them ont OF curiosity
Many of the faithful are from different nations OF
Europe, waiting for the genial warmth Of May, when
large s be formed by them TO traverse the
Plains Among them are company of TyIolleans OF
both seXes in their queer native costumes The assem-
bages attracted by the Mormons Of the Burgh
posed mainly Of laboriDg people, evidently of low
mental caliber.
The speakers yesterday were the two Apostles,
Orson Pratt and Erastus Snow; the two late mission
ares to England, ~ V. Jones and Jacob Peters, and
several laymen Notwithstanding the volumlnous pro-
dueons of Joseph Smith, The Mormon preachers never
dein 10 look up text. They profess to be inspired.
OrsOn Pratt asserts his Divine inspiration with the
greatest assurance, and asserts that this whole nation
who have heard the word and not obeyed," shall
most certainly go down TO death and lasting desruc-
ton. His manner is precisely that Of sedge-hammer
revival preacher. EIastns Snow, the other Apostle,
was not 80 severe ON the United States. He rather
complimented them from the fact thai the nation
bad been selected 10 nurture the bud of Mormonis,
though he characterized them crooked and per-
verse generaOn, and their present downfall he said,
had been distinctly predicted and known and asserted
by momons at least for thirty years.
The meetings yesterday were held at lCl, 2 and 6i
O'clock and the Odeon was nearly filed each time.
The hornons were engaged in Williamsburgh, twelve
Years ago. and have sent away large numbers to Utah.
There is now congregation Of $50, Of whom 200 are
permanent residents.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
Law INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME couRr-cr..urm-rrp. Ie-B,sor, Ju,te.

SUPREME CoURT-CnI.BEm-FrB. l6-B,'of, Ju'Eics
LEONARD.
APPLICATIONS To DISCHARGE JEFFERDs DESIED.
Ia the Mater Of the Hbes, Corpus ir the Discharge Of Charles
N. JsacTds hom Cu':ody, Ic.
This morning the Judge rendered decision on the
motion to discharge Jeferds. He says: " No cause
has been shown by the public prosecutor for further
OBTAINING the prisoner, except that Special Term Of
the Court Of Oyer and Tennner 10 be held in this city
has been called by the Governor for the q th If Febu
ary instant at which Term the trial Of the prisoner
will, as he alleges, be brought on. The short time
which will elapse before the Cour, will be organized
ard the enormy Of the ofenso with which the prisoner
stands indicted induces 70 regard the cause assigned
as satisfactory one, within the meaning Of section g.
to detain the prisoner in custody until the sitting Of the
Special Term Of the Court Of Oyer and Ternuer. The
application may stand adjourned till March next and it
may then be renewed ii the accused shall net have
been brought 10 trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18


Showing a decrease of about 100000 during the
week.
The exchanges at the Clearing House to-day were
SIG, 6,933, ,lJ0 So The exchanges Of the week ending
this morning were $3lI, ,3S7, ,663 37-being a daily
average of $S 564 6l0 So against 800 25i,27l IS the
week ending On Saturday last. We have received
from Albert II. Nicolay auctoneer and stock broker,
his semi-morhly price current Of stocks and bonds,
giving the latest quotations Of securities, as well as
other informaton-cOpies Of which can be obtained at
his office, No. SO William street. gratuitously We
find nothing new in regard 10 the money market
Very prime names will 60 occasionally at y cent,
but the transactions are usually at 7dS cent for first
class signatures Call loans Sal y cent, and cap
tai is pressing on borrowers. The bank statement will
probably show expansion in every item, although
possibly the contraction Of loan certificates may keep
the loan line down. The actual spece in bank 10 day
il about $3S 600 000a larger amoun, than ever before
held by the banks. The amount is over 40 y cent on
the net deposits, and is steadily increasing. There
better demand for Treasury Notes and with reduced
supply on the market they cannot be bought 10 pay
over 10 cent interest to the buyer The II v cents
are y cent premium bid, and for 10 v cents y cent
premium could be obtained. Those usod for Custom
House purposes al q cent discount. The Africa
brings II packages Of specie.
Messrs. Wells, Fargo q Co. give notice that their
express trunk, running between San Francisco and
Los Angeles was taken from the stage on or abont the
9Th Of January and contents stolen. They caution the
public against purchasing negotiating the following
checks and drafs, payment Of same having been
stopped;
VIM. Buckley Sept Overland Mail Company, checks on
Wels, Fsrso Co., Los Angeles, dated
Dee. 1860 favor Of CapIon Co., for'.'..... f34e
NeY %. 1888 fgy@ q T. l. T. ysGei. fsI'"o".'".' W
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK.......
Cleared.

steainshipPatspsco Vail Portland H. e. Cromwell Co
yorktown fnTi'h Norfolk Ludam Heincken; Monticello
Gage 5avsnreh B Cromwell Co. Alabama schenck ga
ton, n. c.. IT, Is. Cromw ell & Co.
stips-Fideia Bessing Liverpool C. H Marshall L Co.
WenGnah, Ingram Glasgow, Edmlston Bros
Barks-WarreD Benshal hewIleans, N. II. Brigham Alb
byla Young Southampton, Walsh, Carver Chase j. Mont
gomery Pie, Cork for orders, RuGer Bros
BngsJ. Brons (BamburgD Bonnan Amsterdam, Funch &
Meincke; Presinio James Benerara Middleton Co; I.
NJ Mayhem, Firth Bermuda, Smith, Jones CO.. H. d. Lane,
Gerdner, CharIeston.
Schooers-Leroy Osborn Norfolk, Surges Clesrnsn Co
Susan BeaT'e Boston, w Lewis Co Trident Snow Mar
seles Moore Henry; j. BTophy Muin Curacao Meteaf
Duncani @. Msngham ScuddeT Havana b. GageTi James
town, =, Petersburg Cole ID. T. Wolf Buckaow, st. Ai'
gustine Van Brunt Sagh; Red EAGLE Brown, Savannah
Wallace, Sherwood Co. A. Mason, Corson St. Mays, Doll
Potter Co.. A. G. Reeves Somers. Wilmington. N C.,
Jonas Smith Co.; Canova Fullerton, Boston, j. W. MckeeS
$. N. Smith, Wicks, Baltimore, Merrill Abbott.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
Passengers Arrived

n .tedrshtp dJrea from LreypoOl-Mrs G. Tooher Mre
eieyIe Mrs Grimm Miss r. Jenkins Miss Clayton His Excel
Msy Msasy s,,a In a n Head dy maid sd ;s,
sn Capt Granger Mr. Parker Barbour C. Proud6L G. ID
mSio1 1o u sSoSer M n Mr shagcIs.. Douglas Mr. Bes
ier Dr H. NJ Humphrey f. Lloyd Place, N A. Pendleton p
longs w; scslly; d. Fsnshaw. II: Bsor, J. W. Brown
Mclean, Mcdonald w. TUFTS, E. c. Pratt g. o wurns a.
r. Briggs Ctde Cook, wson Hsrtwrish McTssgsrt Hstl,
son. Pointer j. masher Welsh, Louis Ficas Jacoby Henry
IN asasHap Za!u from Kingston, ydm-Peer Rayin GsmI
Shaw, Morris Mcknight, Miss Cosby
IN rsdnship Jamestopa, frosa RiImoRA-Hr, p,.r 7 n
Whitehead NJ Cohen, X. Higgins s. j. and NJ GRAY T. NJ
GreenWsy NJ hurcel c. ureel D. Furskey James Smith
IL. Brown, and l3 in the steerage ~ '
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18


The land ia possession Of the Company 'he Js, De
$50 Os1 aud the tales the promise
the sales of the three preceding years This
will csay shown & tie date II the ab4reholders
eetng and H. tia; time peseni hopes sEs,su,i By
the during the months this year the Share
hOdr The policy pufsue upon the assumption
that tho close of this the And notes viii exceed the
th- Funded Debt
m. colsrtions by the Lsud Department IN 1900 were
sD Oy5 OF this Aiut uut S42l COO invested IN the Con
,rIcon Boud, under the engagement with the Bondhode
tha an amount corresponding th. principal Construction
Nolss collected ,hAl ped g. taxing these Bonds Tho
balance. Arr dedgc1F -Ip.u,-s Of the Department, dis
barred for utsfrs II the " its"t upon the debt IL
this year derived the net traffic Il obvious that tho
Shareholders viii have their credit th. Surplus cos cns
beyond invested Ia Boud IN addition % the r'duc
uon Of the debt by AIo.sou Of bonds during the year
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
XXXVITqI CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
..WAsHIE6ToS, Feb; 10, looi, .oru
,resident Breckinridge being siek, the Se'fe'"i!

s;den+ BreSkinidge being SICK the Secretary
caRe1 tue S nate 10 order: n, K,,Nfr FL
On motion Of n. POWELL 'Deh N.Y. "ot
NIS M IN Hale Rep.. ". H. said that he & ha' been
IL - ,be ,,nsn;noous request OF the NAY Il Com.
niltes thet the vote excuslnG M 5 .rUm serv-
mo ON the Naval Committee be ie.onSno' 5S d,
iho vote ras Teecnsidered ana Mr' Inv eson wasnot
excnsed. ...o.1,b
copies Of the Agricultural Repof' ir ~ the Paentof
~" IT.. PkARCB DEM, Md re ,or,ed from the Com.
mii'ee on Conference On me .,-siceney bill that the
Committee had agreed or ., par. Of the agreement
strikcs on, TIE Cbiriqui am .rament
Before the question .taken ON screeiug to the
port, Mr. GkGhN lDep b, Mo- called mp the ierTi. O.
rial bi,l' for Nevada Ard Dacotah Territories, when
were he special ord' =
The bills were ds-1Tsed until clock when the
The question orinv on Mr. Sewards amendment en-
tediug Tie y re- when duty shall be paid to three years.
the eeet Oh shict is 70 leave ne eys,en US E ~
was, after ome discussion, agreed TO oy Tue following
vote: m
YEAS Mg Baker Brs Btss; Cling C9gmaP nri1 Dooi5is tSs
son tuu Krg Lane Lothsp aascn Nicholson, rss'e'
f | 6S SSwss Fnra% Snd caeiSn c6snd
i.f CLARK Crtender. Fetsenden Feo Foster Grimes hai,
i4n. simmons, Ten Eyak 1Iumbul W0de "ihin'"h' Sn
Mr. SEWARD fRep., n. ~ moved to strike out all
IN the bl relating 10 the warehousing system Agfeed
Mr. LANE Dem, Oregon sent an amentment 10 be
read which ne proposed TO offer, which Is manly the
taiii If 1916.
Mr WADE rep, o. moved 20 amend 80 as 10
rase the duty on Aaxseed from ten 10 fifteen GEMS
busisei.
Dir. POWELL tDenl., Ky J moved TO amend 50 as 10
laaSe The duty on woods twenty per cent sd Yaofe'
TIRE b provides that there shall be no duty on coarse
wool.
Considerable discussion followed.
Mr.. BINcU AM iRap Mch) moved to substitute a
duty of yfree cents pound which was lost, and Ar'
Powelrs amendment was then disagreed TO-
xorb when the price does not exceed "A cente per
Poand. III. .u.roso,
Ia t3, on cheap cigars, and allowed high prlceu ones
cu,,,arative exemption lie moved to amend so as 10
Tedece the duty one-haf on cigars.
After debate the amendment disagreed to-
Mr. WILSON rep, Mass introduced JOINT reso
Itiou tha on and after Monday next, the Senate meet
~ II m. Laid over. Adjourned.