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The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN MINING
COMPANY,

N accordance with the laws Of the State OF Cali.
i fornia AMI the by laws OF said Company, l will
sell at public auction on Saturday the 29th day oi
August, 1868, ut the hour Of o'clock p. NJ at the
Office Of the Company, in Clark>vie, Fl Dorado
County, so many shares Of the capital stock OF the
Company, standing in the names ~ the following
pc rsons, will pay The amount due for assessment
and cost Of advertising and sale:
G. W. Watkins-No. SIS to 52g, $50 to 534. 535 to
53g 54n to ST. inclusivr-l5 shares 544, 545, 5i6
547, 14s of9, So S5l to 55i, incIusive-ll shares
amount due, $6 10.
Jas. Gray-No. 800 to 40, inelusve-2O shares
amount due, 81 90.
@. D. IIarris-No. e4i to 245. 246 to $50, PSI to
2a5, 2bf to 20O, iuclusiVe-2O shares; amount due
IS 36.
Thos. Aeock-29 shares; am0unt due. 81 90.
c. ?. MendeIf-2l shares amount due, IS 90.
Tong 4 Giles-2O shares; amount due, IS 90.
R. NJ. Allison $40 to 87i SIS to s7s, $50 to ssI
SS3 IN 369 inclusive-20 shares; or to 696 63f "a
Cal, 631 :" GSl 62 to 636, iRlusve-20 shares; 642
6!3 GA, 645, GAG, 6I7, 64S-7 shares; amount due
So 9S.
By order of the BOARD Of Trustees.
JOHN r. BREMER, Secretary.
Clarksvile, July 29th, 1858. auglwS
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12


NoNE but physician knows how much a
reliable Alternative is needed by the people.-
On all sides "f Us. in all communities every where
there are mulliiudes that suffer irnm com.
PIAtni" that n"Ihing bat Nm Alternative cures
Hence grrattmany of them ha ve been made and
put abroad with the assurance Of being effect.
ual. But they fail to accomplish the cures
they promise because they have MT the in, ,rinsc
virtues they claim. In this s,aie If the cnse
DIR. J. C. Aver &C".. of Lowell, have snppllrd Us
with compound Extract ofSarSAPariIlA. which
d"es Pr''ve to be the lonR desired remedy. I,s
peculiar difference from other kindred prepara-
sions in market is that it cures the diseases Tor
which il Ia reeommened, while they do not
We are assured Of the fact BY more thAH one Of
or taGsll'geSS P4gssOisss II thiA asighboshpOd
ED have further svidoaee Of our own sxperi-
sHes fi's truth.-tTsnosssss Farmer, Nash
Vills. Tssn.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

GOVERNMENT PLUNDERERs. Since the
advent Of this one idea, imbeciIe, fanatic
and corrupt Administration, the people +
treasury has been open to at least ten
thousand plunderers, some of whom have
robbed rcmorSelessIy. We have no he>i-
tatiOn In expressing the belief that one
fifth Of all the money that has been expen-
dvd during this fralricidal war has been
stolen, aud stolen too with cOnnivance "f
those entrusted with its custody. We
have M doubt that when We succeed in
assembling = Democratic Congress the
President will 6e impvached, and an act
passrd putting lien upon the real estate
II every scound el who has been engaged
in plundvr'ug the Treasury, until fair
and full investigation of each case can Gr
had. This is what should be done and
we think nothing short of it will satisfy
All outraged people. Harrisburg Patriot.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
The Medicine for all Seasons.

DR. RoBAcKs STOMACH BIrTERR We profess to
have more than superficial knowledge o. th- heal
ing art. and while We are fully prepared to admit
that humbug is but another word for mpOst nd
there FORE do not allow any adver' senitnt or notice
TO appear In paper, that has the least tendency
TO corrupt the human mind, We are always glad to
recommend what We believe to be real boon to
ciety, and having male an experimental use Of DIR.
ROhacks Stomach lIitiers, We bear testimony to
their real genuine and very beneficial use. Dr. rs
btters far surpass any preparation Of the kind We
have ever used; and urge ali who need mild,
safe, and agreeable tonic, to try this medicine
at once If you try it once you will he TO try
weather. IEuton tOhio) Demot rat, Of May 30, '6l
See Advertisement. aug22
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
COLD SPRINGS KEYSTONE
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE IL hereby given that another - sment
IN (Ith) Of twenty (2U) cents per share on the
stock Of the Cold Springs Keystone Mining Compa.
n.y. has been levied BY the Board Of Trustees and Il
nov due and payable at tie Office Of the Company
10 II Dorado.
All stock on which the assessments are not paid
at the expiration Of four weeks ffb the date hereof
will be then sold pursuant to the bylaws Ofthe Com
pany. by order Of the Trustees.
fHOS J. 0RGoN, Sec'y.
Fl Dorado, August 23th, 1868. 4w
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
REDUCTION I'm PRICES
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

a TTENTI0N 10 called to the following list OF
"A A uericAn aud Fore gu P,rIodGa,s, Tor which
rrrr W subscriptions. Permanent arrangements
navinH been msdr by the United States Govern.
incut ot the UArrJih the u,sis IRON. the Allah
tic $ A'rs by HteAHiIr three times "a month, ! AM
ready ~ receive subsCriIi.OuS at = much love:
rate than kirnerly. The same care and attention
wll he paiI L" The forward nR of all packages, for
winch th, aJI,shn'rI't has gained such euVia.
bic ItpulaIOn throughput The Pacing OAst.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

The Physician IL often blam ed for
want of success in his when the dSappoint
ment in the recovery Of the sick is 20 be traced C
the administering impure medicines. Robert Whts
apothecary, is paying particular attention to the
coInpounding physicians prescriptions and family
recipes from medicines Of uudoubted rurity. Robert
White, Medical Hall, is appointed agent for most
If the gen Iins Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

A GENTLEMAN, says Az exchange, VIII"
is c"nvcrsa"t WIN military fairs. states.
~ the result al q recent examination ut
the records, that. since the commence.
Inrnt ul the war, We have lost thirty
seven generals by death. twenty six OF
whom ~rr. Killed in battle. "r died from
the Effects 81 casualties; aud. in addition.
>ixiy."nc grnrr"l> have been wounded
whU have recovered.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
SUMMIT CONSOLIDATED GOLD
AND SILVER MINING co.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders OF
IN the above naniel Company. that the Board Of
Trustees have this day levied assessment OF three
cents each share Of capital stuck Of the Company
payable within ten days, TO the Secretary at the Of
ncc Of the Company. vt the Summit House, in II
Dorado County. by order of the Board Of Trustees.
II. BARRETT, Secretary.
Summit House, August 18th, lsGS.--2v
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
Calming Companies.
NOTICE.

THE Stockholders Of the BLUE LEDGE GOLD
i AND SILVER QUARTZ MINING COMPANY
are hereby notified that an assessment Of one dollar
per share was this day levied BY the Board o. Trus-
tees, payable Immediately, in U. g. Gold Coin, to.the
Secretary, at hlB once IN Coloma, or 10 l. D. In.
go.dsby. No. 80, Merchant Street, Ban Francisco.
By order Of the BoaId Of Trustees.
A. ST. O. DENVER, Secretary.
COIotna, September Sd, lee3-1W
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
VIZ. T. IlExsox. Secretary


4 NOBLE PrWrosE. AND THE GLoRior,
REsrLT. There are as many roads IL
fame aud fortune as there wert gateway,
20 ancient Theles Your am!,iIious ~Mr
ri"r is for carving his way with his SATIRE
Your aspiring politician Epr manGuvring
his way bv S,Ihtlrty aud conSun,naie art
but there is NJ broad grand path to the
gal. along which nothing base can travail
Ii Is the path set apart i"r the march al
talent, energy. ani "Ohle VnpuSr, and,
though laul obstacles, il Contains nnnv
which \ great man ca"not Surmount. -
This fact has been rxrmpIifird in innun
erAhle Instances, but ia GrE m're Ercihly
than im the career "f ID"'t"r HOLLOWAY,
"fLnni"n. Fw twenty five years lie may
be sail I" have ben clubbing
The Aerp where FAn's's proud temple shines
afaT."
scattering blessings at every step. lie ap
pears TO haVe Tsachcd the summit at last
The staff upon which he has leaned in hi.
ascent has hten ADVERTISING, and hy IT.
nid has not only sAlizcd a worl i.wide ce
lehity AMI splcn'lil fortune, hut has
been enable {" familiariZe Iniliirns nf the
sick with healing properties Of his Pills
and Ointment, whU would never other.
wiSe have been benefited thereby. The
victims 0f dyspepsia in this country, AMI
unfortunately their name is legion. have
G"Hl cause To r'.j"ice that SO " idc pub.
hri'y has heen given tn the virtues Of hi.
Pills though the columns ofthe American
press; Er. five are rightly informed
they have cured and now are curing more
cases Of this distressing complaint than all
other medicines combined. We hrar. ton,
Of cures Of scrnfua anil other external dis
orders by the Ointment, which. IL they
were not vOucl,ed Tor by the best nulhmi.
ty, We should prom Nunce incredible. -
These medicines serm to do what no 9TH
er advertised medicines have ever dome
befOre-fultill the promises Of the aiver.
tisement-N. Y. "PO!ice Gazette"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
CONTRACT TO LET.

CEALED PROPOSALS for running a Tunnel 100
- feef, more dress, In the cl6idfof the SaetIas
Gold, Silver and Copper Mining Company, will he
received at the otiice Of the Company, at Duncan's
Store, on Big Canon, until September 18th, 1867
The Directors reserving the right to reject any and
ell proposals. D. A. M0SELEY,
Secretary.
Dunean1 gGerS, 1uE. SCH, 1854
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
BLUE LEDGE GOLD AND SILVER
QUARTZ MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE IL hereby given, that. on Wednesday
IN the 10th day of September next, at
II o'clock A. NJ there will be sold Il; public auction,
at the Office Of the Company, in Coioma, so many
shares ia the capital stock Of said Company, stand
ing in the uamrs Of the following persons may be
necessary to pay all assessments due from said
parties, together with all expenses Of advertising
and sale. unless said assessments AID charges arc
Drp ViOusty maid.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NORlCE IS hereby given to the Stockholders oi
IN the GENERAL GRANT MINING COMPANY,
that an RssessIens Of twenty-five cent: per share
this day levied by the Board Of Trustees pIya.
bic Immediately, to the Secretary, ct the Of1e ot
the Company, in COlOuia.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
A. ST. O. DENVER, Secretary.
ColsmA, July 9th, 1853. augIW4
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

M1soMiC.4sSierr1 Nevada CUffnSfI,
No. 40, Of Royal and Select Mastefs, holds efstrd
meetings on the evening Of the first Tuesday oi
each month, in Masonic Hall, Placerville.
ISAAC =. TITUS, 7. j, NJ
JAMES L. WEYMOUTH, Recorder.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

Chapter, No. 10, holds ItS regular meetings in Ma.
sonic Hall, on the evening Of the irst Wednesday
OF each month. All Companions In good standing
will be cordially welcomed
WILLIAM A. JANUARY, u. z. H.P.
J.B TJTvU, ,SseFStaYY
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
CLARKSVILLE QUARTZ MINING
COMPANY,

NOTICE Is hereby given that In accordance with
Ihe mHS o. tne state o. CAli'orn's, Nere WI De
nce, In CarkSville, II Dorado County. California on
The 10th Day Of September, 1858,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, many shares Of the capital
stock Of saiG Company as may be Necessary 10 pay
the amounts due for assessments standing opposite
TIN respective nAmes below, together with the
costs Of advertising aud sale:
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

Palmyra Lodge, No. 1Sf, F. d A. M.
hold their regular meetings Tuesday nights next
preceding the full moon Of each month"; in the new
Hall, Upper I1acervllle All brethren in good stand.
ing are invited to attend.
CHARLES D. HANDY, W. n.
}. MCKINLEY, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

Masonic cN0tice..-Stated ed NJ e ettnCs of
RI Dorado Lodge. No. g. are held at Masonic Hall,
on the Monday OF or next preceding the Full Noon
in each month.
FREDERICK r. BARss, W. NJ.
JAMESON II. GAANTHAM, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

This Ia to certify that the undersigned have used
the New England Family Sewing Machine for one
year with entire satisfaction, and prefer II to any
other Sewing Machine in use We have worked IL
constantly during the year without its getting out Of
order. We heartily recommend il tn the public
AGNES SEALEY,
WA. SEALEY.
Plaservnle, May Cd, 1868. may9mS
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
CLousER MINING COMPANY.

OAOOOG1N I41IV 1N U NOMT AN I
NOTICE Is hereby given, that, at a meeting o
~ the Trustees OF said Company, held Angus
fifth, 1863 an assessment, oH IL cents per share O
the capital stock of thr Company WAS levied. paya
Bile 10 the Secretary, at UniOntoWn, IL Dorado couu
ty, forthwith.
by order Of the Board.
II. K. stowe, Secretary.
Uniontown, Aug. Ilth, IS63.-4w
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
Gburebfs, .GbaritabIe @rnrrs,

Protestant EPIscO opal Church.
PLACERtILLE. Divine Service ut the Court House
eve-y Sunday nintning, ~ lJ6 o'clockSunday School
at same place, at o'clock. p. n. COLOMA-Service
the first and third Sunday evenings of the Aonth,
IT o'clock FL DORA D0-Services on the second
and fourth Sunday evenings OF the month. at seven
o'clock. DIAMOND SPRINGS-Service on the Sec
Ond and fourth sundays OF each month. at O'Clock
Pm c. c. PIERCE, Minister.
Residence, Cary House, Placerville. je92
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
CLINCH GOLD AND SILVER MI
MING COMPANY.

@ STOCKHOLDERS in this Company are hereby no.
~ tined that. ut meeting Of the Trustees, held
August 1lth. 1863, an assessment 6f twenty FIVE
cents per share WAS Levied. payable Immediately, in
u S. gold coin, 10 the Secretary, at his office. in
Culoma. A. ST. C. DENVER,
Secretary.
coloma. August I4ih. !s6j.-4w
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

A YOUNG lady should take heed when
% admirer bends low before hOv. The
bsnt eeau. 10 dangsroao. :.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

Catholic ChUrch.-Rev. j. LarEan
will otheiate in Georgetown on every first Sunday
Of the month also, in COloma Church on the third
Sunday. Divine service commences at 10. A. NJ.
NesPers, in st. PatTIck'S Church, PiacerviIle, on
every Sunday evening, at quarter past 7. U27
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

Zeta En- ekmPm eht, I. q. o. F., No.
., meets in Odd Fellows Hail. on the evenings Of
the second and fourth Tuesdays Of each month
soj"urning rAtriarchs cordially invited to at
tend.
C. PEIRcE, c. r..
THoS. II. CHURCHILL, Scribe. auEi
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

.GaaseEtuttons FseeIved for an the San FrAncisc"
dailies, q pdOns6sFsr prices .'.s's<-
Any Newspaper, MagAsine or Review not men
toned in the above list win be furnished To order
Orders fOF Books, Music, Fancy Articles, &c., hRed
promptly ct the lowest market rates. Subscriptions
payable Invariably In advance. Address,
J. STRATMAN,
New AVOAt eaa vFAncIsSa.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
S-T-IsOO-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTER s

They are the best BitterS in the world. They
make the weak man strong, dad are ezhdusfsd ma
ture's great restorsr. They are made of pure St
Croix Hum, the celebrated CalisayA Bark, root
and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure Of a
beverage, without regard to age or time Of day
Particularly recommended 70 delicate persons re-
quiTing delicate stimulant. Sold by all Grocers,
Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. r. II. DRAKE &
Co., New York. CRANE & BRIoHAM, Agents,
San Francisco. [iulyl- .yl
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
aGiseEIIameaus aSssl ~
p Ash Aw Az.
WANH1NG MACHINE I

FTVn only pvsstieai WaStiAg MsSAAnssVa NnsSss
Il TO the public. They viii Wash anyhiat, fEom
the finest linen 70 the cOarSe5I w0elsn hsicS Withs
out injury All who have them IN - pguAoag e
them the labor saving machine ofthe ago.
Manufactured bg n. J. PaFSnns, Maehlna Nhan.
FiOus slsss fsg aais. 0aI6
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

I: o. o. F.-MOrning Star Lodge, No.
20, J. .. o. r., meets every Saturday Evening, at
Odd Fellows Hall, on Stony Point, Pacervilie. All
Brothers in good standing are frateTnaly invited 70
attend. W. s. Burns H. a.
VIZ. II. TURNER, n. &. drcoS Sm
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
LITTLE GIANT
Family Sewing Machine Co.,
MILLER 4 BUCKLIN. AGENTS.
No. 2o3 Montgomery St., San Francisco,
Russ Block.
PRICE REDUCED TO $15'
INSTEAD OF 1851


ITO practically develop and perfect the Sewing
i Machine art is to carry joy and E SdnesS to no
small portion the civilized world but to render
the Sewing Machine art in the highest degree useful
it 10 necessary:
/. To divest the Sewing Machine Of every loose
and clumsy attachment and every fancy and conf
llicated contriVance.
Q. 1t must be simple in its construction through.
out. that IL may be easily understood and readily
adjusted.
s. 1t must he certain in its results.
4. 1t must be adapted IN great range OF work, &,
as most families can have but one machine for all
kinds Of sewing.
s. II should be strong nd durable in all its parts
The above and more we claim for the Little Giant
Family Sewing Machine. 1t is an easy task to oner
high sounding references and mention sand still
easier TO publish nOnsensieal medal talk Of dippant
and 1attering teStimonaIs-whiCh is Of no ca arthIy
service to the buyer since the poorest machines fur.
nish them IN the greatest abddan nee, and that too Of
necessity, to conceal their lack Of merit The Little
Giant Family Sewing Machine has passed the nery
ordeal Of all machines, both high aud low, for the
past year and the severe scrutiny OF the most Skep
tical, but has come nut unScathtd, and now stands
befbre the public As the REST family sewing maGhine
in use. Cast o6 machines are advertised daily for
low md half prices, which are deemed worthless the
public well know We, tlIerefore. would seek simply
an intelligent examination Of the merits Of our ma
chimes In comparison with the high priced mi chimes
Every machine warranted and kept in order free OF
charge.
Recollect. Price Only $16.
N. B.-we have no connection with any other
agency, arm. or company whatever. A full supply
Of Machines, lIEMMEEs, NJ edlee, Silk Twist, and
everything Apprrtainihg to Sewing Machines, con-
stanily on hand, ~itoiesale or retail. All orders
promptly attended to- AEePs snPFHiEd Hh liberal
General Agents for the Little Giant Family Sewing
Machines. 2Os Montgomery street. Russ Block,
San Francisco. june27 -9mpS
MRS. NELLIE GRESHAM, Agent
for Plaeorville.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

II shall be the duty If the Secretary TO keep
a fair And Impartial recs'rd IL the proceedings
uf each meeting; ~ keep a true aud fai hiul
account between the C"mpany and its mem
bers; 10 siEO aII orders drawn upon the Treas
urer; d, receive all dues from the members
and pay them "ver I" the Treasurer, taking u
rrceipt Ihereior, aud u Peri''rm ruch other du-
ties as may be required and his b,'Uks shall at
AII times De "peu fur inspection by members VI
che Cumpauy.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
ARr1cLR '.

II shall be the duty Of the Treasurer 10 keep
q strict ACCOUNT If sIl moneys paid int" ihr
treasury O pay aII orders signed By the Pres
lGent and Secretary, and 60 surrender, At the
expiration Of his term. a. his succeaSF. all
b'1ka. papers and moneys belonging tO the
CumuanV.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
ARTICLE VI.

II shall be the duty nf the Trustees to take
charge d the property of the Company; To
make c"ntrueIs; inspect the works. levy ss
sesamrnIA, aud repnFt to the Secretary, NJ the
end 0G every twU - eeks. Ihe amount f lab.r
empk'yed. and "tber expenses. and order the
SecretAry 1" draw on the Treasury for the same
such orders not To- exceed the amount in the
treasury HI the Iiu'e they are drawn.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
G q R NC
TIE ABOVE COMPLAINTS.

These Bitters are the poor mans
iriend, saving him InaI,y dOctvrS
W., rs w~h rs the rich mIn's soiace
AMI coml"rI; inVigIraiing the weak
Snd ieoiiitatel, driving away melau-
clIy, Anh making u Iiie Of misery
one Of unAlloyed enjoyment.
'he bItiers have Leen introduced.
and are being used, not ouly in the
hospitiilS. but an"ng The soldiers, -
an Appetizer, Tonic and Regulator
Of the SySIem throughout the
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
MOUNTAIN DHsr6CRAa

~Hsss~AshAs hAss ASsAssAs. .paAss~Asse. - -
satisaSd that What 1O have abSvs alA14k6S4 Il
strictly csFVsS4s thssS WAo AsSe- 80 - lss4Hs4
ID, nesA saiy gake one tTisl - p Ne.
ere hath t1IcsS6AI thlrnass aH4 - t83 66Sa4s e4
fulailInR 0s tAs lsEtsE all ~ pgsszAee Ira.
GEktFsC1ks y SAyU4Ry,
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sPIIIY or TaI soRzrye Pksss.

The hpteslesaesr has another eaustic editorial,
the revtrse OF complimentary TO our military
authorities. Thst paper insirusses that there
seeus TO be waning plan OF campaign FOR tbs
Army 81 The Potomac: and gravity expresses
It's e. Aaaestior thaI the Onward % Richmond"
cry which 90 pertrrbed Government until
AcCiriiaR had BEEN di~piaced Tor s.irimo5iIiiy,"
hiss entirely erased 70 distlrb The sqgaHiHii;y
sftae rninittration; and that taesarn journals
which were once clamorous for FOR ward
novrmen.ss,rr now insFn ious in stating reasons
Wis Il . army Of the Potomac should not be
erpt cted 10 ad vance. .sF -s..5r-F p
The Inteilsseucry noicrs the ,ncoutr<tibIe fact
that thrre L. Tin Gen. Summers words n sswant
Of confidence" felt by the army since the dis
astsr n, FRI dsricksburg, and thinks the Gov
eminent should apply proper remrdy.
The Cirvnsele srs nes that J-n. Davis expecta.
tion Of The frat CLEAN or peace coming from tbs
Northwest, is the most dsiusiye hope that the
tsnf.d rstes have yet lndalg-d In. As the
ssue on which tie people of the Northwest
took UP arms so unanimously and Eagerly to
suppit - the rebellion was, in large dsgrer,
pracheal, and derived nom their material in =
terests more than their sentiments, 80 will
thrtr determination prove the more lasting, In
the opinion OF the cArvn,ete.
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CONVERSATIONAL
XKIyEI,b COsGst ESS-fEiRD SEssfoS
MONDAY, January p.

MONDAY, January 70.
StSsTF.-A nuInper OF resoi U ions " n = li-v
bills, ac, were intrudpc.d and anpron-i, = :,
dl-posed of among th,Ta beng one t9y X
tlaTSD dire, nz the Comm iStAe on the F.,,d.t-.
OF the ST 10 inquire Into the n-sson OF the
@rtay IN carry ing out the pro visions or Ia. la ~
foT the coniiscaiIon nf HE properly Of r h-ls
especially in the pistrl CT otS Columbia Ata.ta1
Cn motion or Mr.. tessencifn, the bill % pro
VIDE for further issue Of boads ana 4 :
notes - AZ taken up, and u letter from ,ha s.
r-taTy CT the Treasury, nrginE the ~ saga of
tho measure aud explaining thst The Uou a
toipi resolution on the beet won III not sysr
the purpose offended, was read: and the hill
ras pasrsd.
The House joint resolution 70 secure the
prompt payment OF soldiers coming UP. was
postponed.
The hill for the rslease Of State prisoners. &c .
was Is ken up, and Mr. W fihirs..n addressed
the Senate at length sgatnstihe pending motion,
70 strike ont tie clause Of th bill the
President TO suspend the writ OF hAbeas cor Gus
and N reply 10 the remarks OF Mr.. Saalsbury
On the same bill.
HoUsE-Mr. White, Of Ia. introduced a rss.
oiuton directing the military commiiLac 70 in
quire into the "a pediency OF pro viairE BY law
for the payment of company and reztnlentAi OF.
Hears nom the date Of com missiyn Adort. d
Dir Collar moved that the Committee Of WAYS
and Means lie discharged from the consideration
OF The bill 70 resucP the Dur on fa ported paper
from thirty i've 10 ten per cent. ana mo we'd that
II y considered by the House ST once.
Mr. Morrill, moved 10 lay the motion on ths
table. Carried. 80. .. =.
Dir. Dunn offered a resolution directing the
Secretary Of the Treasury 20 lnfor;a the House.
as Tar as be y able. with the amoant xpe1,1sd
In the maintainsncr OF slaves, and how much
OF such amount has been compensated foT by
their labor. Adopted. =
Mr.. Lofeioy introd acect : reeel ation directing
he Die trict COMMITTEE 70 inquire what Iegisia-
ton is necessary 20 ensure passengers heir
rights on the Washington and Cieorgelo own rail-
road. Adopted. ~
hr Wilson offered resolution approytns
and confirming the enapcipar ton uro -ixrn az to,,
OF the list inst
Mr.; Cox moved to lay It on the table Lost
yeas SO, nays IS. -.-f 70 -
Referred TO Committee on the Judiciary.