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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-30
SUPPLEMENT.
D0nPHlk COUNTY
DELINQUENT LIST,
For. 1901.
IOWA TOWNSHIP.

ounen. q st r Ar Tax
Aud John shfnv 81 2 10 90 5s7
Abney Jackson Iowa Point 1918
b 40 l2b % 10 A each
Afford John Iowa Point l2b2 4l6
Abel Daniel do lab Al2b7
ITO b So l3b II 1854 each 2
Burkhart w ptaw Sc l9 4
do inn fr 4 Q 20l
do innefr 2 20S 70
do Iowa Point 20 b 8 1854
bill I1011 b IL abs COB 10 II 30
Bateman @ A Stout's Addition to Iowa
Point II IL b3 4l3
Bowen Elisha Sc 6 2 10 lis 97S
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-30

FiHkYgh nhnesV II ! 80
ssla g bs' 1914 lXl6 10 each" SS
ForSian James F Iowa Point sst9i
ELL blR,tl7 bneI lsS'H.,,
10 e47t =: each / Sc
25 IS :. s,ssI
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-30

is each %
Wilson Thomas do 1877 lsb 10 each 80
Wattersou Thos do 1915 60
Wood r s do 6b SO 10 b 46
flSb At 1913 b 80 each %
winkler James do ll4b7 60
Wakefield John White Cloud 8 - 10
b A each
woodsdn n H do lleb so 4
Wakefield R s do l7s9l0b q each So
Whitson Henry do l3b54 335
Walker Andrew Stout's Add Iowa Pt
lsf -- l3b54 297
Winkler william do 1911 495
Williams Richard L
one half mill lot in Sc IL 10 Q 900
do part n " 10 - % 81
do Lots and2 = = 20 10
do part sc - - - I47
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-30

Moethern Pwebne 2 10 so 4l2|
do Iowa Point l30b6 26|
Northern WHINE 81 = 10 90 Ala
holland James Fl White Cloud
llll2b 50 each 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-05
6 A ? 0 n I F Z K :,
CONCENTRATED LYE,
A READY FAMILY sOAP-MAKER,
OrAree times tie strength ef common Potash.

The public cautioned against the articles
of LYE for making SOAP, &c, now offered for sale.
The only GENUINE and PATENTED Lye is that made by
the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing CONF
pnny, their trade mark for It being "SAPONIFIER;
or, CONCENTRATED LYE." The great of
this article has led UEPRNcIPLED PARTIES to endeayor
to it, in violation of the COmpany's patents
All nufIcturers b gyers Sellers Of these SPUR
Gus Lyes are hereby notified that the Company have
employed as their ATTORNEYS,
GEORGE HARDING, ESQ., of Philadelphia, and
WILLIAM BLACKWELL. Esq, Of Pittsburg.
And that all Manu.actureri Users sellers Of Lye I'm
violation Of the rights of the Company, will be PROSE-
CUTED at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-05

II X c / S Z T * L A w g.
BY CHARLES f. ESTEE,
Late Deputy Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue.
The Law Of July |, lS62, with all the Amendments.
together with the Instructions Blank Forms Decisions,
and Regulations of the Dep Irment, including those
recent, and before published; especially
latilg to the Assessment of
THE INCOME TAX.
complete, accurate, and reliable work with all
the marginal notes and references, and
Minute Analytical Index,
valuable to Banks, Insurance Companies, Railroad Com
panies, Lawyers, Merchants, Manufacturers Farmers
and in fact Tax Payers also i'm pOrant every
library | vol. $50 pages
full supply Just received by the exclusive Agent for
this District For sale at the u S. Assessors Office No.
Ii Bank Block, Foster street.
IYERS PHILLIPS,
Assessor Sth Mass. Coil District
Worcester, Nav 20, 1868 diff NIL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-05
SEVEN MILE MIR COR ,
OFFICE OF THE BOARD ENROLL

~ MENr, Worcester, August s. lS63.-The following
drafted men nave been exempted RON the draft in this
district, and for the following
Charles ID Rand, ef. knee s and enlarged thigh afro
phied.
Oliver Cook, hernia-right ngUena
Augustine ID Hamilton, right leg two inches too short
Lutler Thompson. tubercular disease Of right lung
EbeneZer Witter, chronic diarrhea
Albert Fuller, insufficient teeth.
WilliamI Walker hernia, left uguinal.
Henry Vintou, insufficient teeth.
Horace Walker, hernia, leftineuinal.
Alvin Dlllaber, efficient teeth.
Thomas Dockhan, exostoses ofthe head of right hu
john Phelps, abdomen grossly protuberaut.
Walter Cook, ins uflicent teeth
Henry Knox, neck injured by gunshOt wound
Oscar L Barrett, hernia, right inguinal.
Leonard Cutler, no upper teeth.
AdOnran CoombS, chest TOO small-2S inches
Reuben Cummings, no upper teeth.
Edwin Gle sson, insufficient teeth.
Leicester sheldon, insufficient teeth.
Russell BALDWIN, no upper teeth.
Michael Blood, hernia, left Ingunal.
John harrington, atrophY Of right leg from injury.
Thomas Sheehan, decided teebeness of constitution
following a fever.
Charles Fay, feebleness of constitution acquired
rom frequent attacks of disease.
Thomas w Lawrence, hernia right mguina
Dwight stephens, chronic inflammation of the
bladder
Orrin Rawson chest too small-2S inches
John BrOphy, tubereular disease OF right lung.
Edward Clark, tubercular disease of right lung.
Charles IL Allen, chronic diarrhea.
Joel ay, injury and permanent enlargement of left
ankle joint
John Cotton, tubercular disease of left lung.
Franklin wetherby, valvular disease of the heart.
Passet-30.
Per order of the board.
SAMUEL V. STONE.
Captain Provost Marshal Sth Mass District.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-05
IFAGEE STOVES AND FURNACES.

NOTICE.-Whereas my wife, Almira
~ Donaldson, has left my bed and board hereby
forbid all persons harborng trusting her my
count as shall pay debts of her contracting after the
present date JOHN DONALDSON.
Sutton, August 1863 d3t* augS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-05

A GOOD ASSORTMENT of WATCH
"A ES, CLOCKS AND SILVER WARE, forsale at the
lowest cash prices Also fine assortment of Jewery
Cutlery, Portemonaies, Ledgers, the old prices Let
ter and Note Pa er, &c and articles too numerous to
meution.
sR-Please call at No. Bay State Block. Sign ofthe
Golden Eagle. diff aug3 ISAAC FISH.
CHINA, GLASS & EARTHEN WARE,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-05
ID Z Z II A NJ S
GRAND EXCURSION
PROVIDENCE, NEWPORT, & ROCKY POlNT,
On Saturday, August 9th. 1868.
RAIN Or SHINE.

The Citizens Of Worcester and Mitlbury respect
fully Informed that arrangements have been made with
the Provo ence Worcester Railroad tor Grad Elk
CURSI0N TO PROVIDENCE, or the above named day
TOR the purpose OF visiting The magnificent W ar Tab
leaUX, and the celebrated
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
From California.

SAN kuAS,lsco Thurday. OF y 100,
Arrived, ship David Crockett Ncw-Noi. '"-
militia " halefi i7 day. from the Ar,uc Ocean. ,,t
Money is la iar supply, With All active irlnsn&, l. V,k
Cureucy ENrhansr aOa33 premium on Cold "a -" ~,
St.flin. 90 DAYS ia,d Legal Tcuder lJd,sc i'hii ~
tcr ,nc. The goods received Irr ship pa'ld ,,
generally desirable meet with an active d'i'" - 10y
lug Il handsome Ifoht.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
Democratic Huiiacntion MretiEg Y In Boston.
BosToN. Friday. Oct. -. 1903.

bUoIUNI FTItIhl, 'ItI. y I'Vi.
a Democratic mass meeting to ratily the state
nominations was held In Fancu Hall last night, and
WINS largely attended. Among the speakers wen Judg.
Abbott IL. w. Paine. tho candidate ior Governor and
Theodore H. Swcetser.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
'Vh, s,.uniship Africa.

81. Jouss y. r., Frida! Oct - 1863.
The steamship Africa will sail from this port
W Mpplpy lsSt Tyr Ll,1vVl
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
CONSULTATIONS FREE
TLsTlMONIALA

tn Bib. E.a.ia, for August, 1853, edited b. as Rev
George s,ors contains the following editorial notice;
"Iopxx WArxR-In this number Of our magazine We IN
roduee TO the attention Of resde this medical Ireps
ton We have done not r pay nor because oar pages
arc used .. medium Of have uniformly
declined them bu, gratitude God and Of
Dr. Anders Co. has made us insert the following;
"Mycny George Storm, now 81 yess old mas been
afflicted for doren years more or less with paniai
dwellings and nnAmAtions in various parts OF his body;
o,rpne. seemingly he neaT to death; then sresP~
FOR season but ony for retarn Of the disease with more
violence For the pest three years he has bad an efs On
bis breast, and assery near his collar bone with ue
ton In lis throat tia, rapidly increasing that dsoa
ton apps Arcd inevitable In this condition be applied Dr.
Apder Co. By the Of the iodine Water the acesssea
hi, throat disappeared In short time. Continuing rs use
,n lees than months he apparently healed and np
general health much improved This son. whom h'diess'
would fail asleep In death before this summer 'hoad clos"
now apparently In fair wsy to recover " perfect AZ.
common TO our In gratitude to God who ~
thus answered prayer and In justice TO Dr. Andef W.
have made this statement satisfied that there" virtue 's
Iodine Water treatment which the readers OF u" "AsAN'
will thank i.s Editor for bringing to their notice
Rev Geo. s,os.ss resisenoe. No g. HeA''1' b'0'A'n'
NY.
July a, l&a
p3- Il. AxpEls 4 Co.-0RSrs: lhsve saAen one 'S"'"
Ioaus Water with decided advantage for chfons pf'n
chius Of several yrars standing
A. MANN II.
No y wsB street
FAST Haurros l. Il
May TO- 1904
DR. H. Axpxxs & Co-GKxrs The Package o' i'',N'
Water came all right My Jses,e that Of tho "' 'A'
Of the heart before using the Iodine Water sfss '0sa'
being very distinct even distinct thai !. could be "'
ou, icul,y with my ovsrcost but.oued Now ina ''9'"s
sound Is not to 30 heard
i00'' "u'' GEORGE L. LESTER
Nxw YonK. January. %, 1901
~. ~ ,.,,,.S Co-G MS; IL anords oie the hi;ne''
" " -, xou tha, your Iodine Water has sniney
-, , .on Felix Of Chronic inaammatory Rhean'a1''
m ,,, AMI nj. enrcmLie. were drawn up aud h' "sai "
,.d . TO isr hi. whole body by It's excessive raip"
toaa T RFRrriING
Musical lnsrumtn"'
No l6I Bowefy
TIM WORLD oyycn
NEw.YoEK October ;, 1857
pt " ASprRs CO.-Grsrs' Having used your '0s'
Water very bad aud long standing case oil py'fef
would offer my testimony to superior efficiency Ia oe
Of th,t troublesome and eueryatns complaint
Respectfully, ., ms.
Tie orishal Of the above with Other t'''i"0"'''' ''
''eN ~ o'' V'''' Or H. kNDERS co,
Physicians and Chens'ss.
No ~ Broadway, y y
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24

IL, operation 10 evpced BY strengthening the digestive ons
and exciting the ,ppetite In Of Dyspsp's EHses-
.ou and Debility an increased nutrition Of the BODY hs
..an Of the eu.poymsn, Of Iodine Water The patient
cover. se.h strength and color hitherto pale rea-d ed
feeble, he becomes fu! strong, and horid
Iodine Water i, put up fall directions around esA w.
tc ,h.i, uiay b. used family medicine vel By s
practitioner.
Phy.eian. may rely upon the uniform strength Of this soi0
Ion Containing grains Of Iodine In each auh pure
solvent being a.d Il ia no, liable 10 deompesi
.ion nor pon.nsou.y formed inequalities nsithsr the 10
dine n, a,raled BY combination with any inUedsps md
DO asn o. arious results arise om ID eer'sSsd
use iii. solution vii found superior TO any other method
IN which Iodine can be eIhibi,sd.
The rea, success which attended the OF Iodine We
ter In orf practice and IN the hands Of those who hsss
enables us to the practitioner md 10
public . superior remedy es the Of Chronic Dsssss
which have resisted other feeling confident that vas
iair tiA /, viii s,,es, i,s own excellence.
The rnainenea Of this solution and s excellence ned
cine .rr sesed BY Of such distinguishes nsn
Dr. Jas X Chiffon Professor l. H. Parker, Professor Js C.
Booth Dr. L. Whitney, DR.. II. khass,ein. and othsn.
Price 81 res bottle e3 Per bali dosen. s9.dby Druggist
selsssy.
CONSULTATIONS FREE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24

- nobie stroie lie nnsd lish.
Which hung hot. blt % swin III tempest fell
On the proud crcst n satan that DO sixht
Nor motion Of swlit thought lees could liz shed,
Such ruin lniefoeIt. ten p.oos huge
Iie barb fecoiled Tie tentb. on b-ndrd tnrs,
His msssy spear ups,ayed as n on earth
Winds under ground, OF waters forcing way,
Sdeons had pushed smouniain nom hN est,
Half sunk with all bic pines AniAlencnt soi1od
The rebel thrones, but greater ruse 10 sco
Thus foled thah nigliiss ours JOY tlled and shout
Prcssgr Of victory and hrrcn drsife
OF battle; whefes, Michael bid sound
III. Arehanscl trumpet through the ssit OF heaven
II sounded and the faithful arr.les sung
Hosanna to the Highest"
Amer this mighty blow was struck. Satan was not
oonclliated. but
with al biz ho,t
Ofrebel angels by whose aid aspirins
To set himself In glory above his peeTs.
lie trusted 10 have equaled the Most High
Hbe opposed and With ambition sifn
Against The throne and monarchy Of God
Raised Ia piou. war " Heaven. and battle proud
VIM vain attempt Him the almighty power
Hurled headons nan'ing from the ethereal shy
To bottomle.s pefdiion, there t. dwell
Ia adnnuntine chains and penal ie
Who duTat defy the potent to arms
The blessed Prince of Peace, when ON earth never
concilated" the Prince of Darkness. The magistrate
has no night to ooncate Inc criminal. nor tho Law ul
Sovereign his rluros subject with arms in his hand.
II robber should demand your money YOUR life aud
after Le discharged his last pistol which barely miftcd
you and you found him covering before your loaded
weapon and watching another chance at yoB would you
'concihic" himf II you nwoko at the dead of night
and found burglar at your bcdsidc. with uplifiod lc
10 cut your throat aud by your vigor you were able.
nnar dcndlj contest, 10 mahnr bn. would YOU con.
ciinte" himf Jefferson DAVIS hng taken up The
.xord now let him perish by the sword"
cOhCILAT1ON IMPOSSIBLE
Tlroe conditions are always essential 10 the adoption
Of policy Of cOncilniion:
li 4 pnTty with adequate authority To conclatc
nnothor party. I'd 4 party la "A condition and with
authority TO be concilairdi' ana sd. proper cub
act To be concilntod' about. For example IN. the
var Of The reyOulon the oncroaohmcnt by Tho firlia
~ HYf A nd
natural rights of the colonies. by taking em without
and in other modes formed the subject
II controversy which might have been compromised by
r tlo peous of the colOneb the other But In this
war there are no grievances alleged or pretended
Which constitute subject of aiui.ahi1 ~ss-n"~'"n,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
NE. sEYMoURs CONSTITUTIONAL. oPISIoSs NOT
INTAIiiBLE.


Let no man be Gishcnrencd by the confident assur-
ance II our Chief Magistrate that so many important
" ar measures unconstitutional He is not nfnlli
hls lie pronounced the Emancipation Proclamation
unconstitutional because IL did not discriminate In "a
,or II the slaves Of loyal men. That ground has been
swept away by The drcision of the supreme Court OF
tho United States which adudgd that In carr, ing
the war against the Seeding States the Government
had all the rights II beigeronts He pronounced the
arrest of Vilandghnm unconstitutional Tho United
States Court to which NallaIdighnin presented thai
aucsiion j Judge Lea,itt old Democratic judge who
received bis commission from Andrew jackson. de-
cidcd such arrest legal Nallandighsm appealed 10
the highest tribunal the people Of Ohio and they had
confirmed the Judgment. lie pronounced the Enroll
mcni Act unconstitutional The United States Court
Ina Phiadcphis. Judge Cadw wallader old Democratic
Judge. adudged the law TO b. valid. The people of
Penn yynna had confirmed the Judgment. Judge
Gicr Democratic Judge of the Supreme Court OF the
ncd States, sat ON the bench AT the time and We ARE
glad to learn that hc gave his vote and George NJ Da
las too. for Governor Curtin.
PERSONAL LIBi.lTY NOT ENDANGERED.
Let no good citizen be- alarmed by the apprehension
thut vigorous measures Intended Ia the Union
vii destroy or Impair the personal liberties or constn
i0inl rights ~ The people The Administration IL the
creature of day while We hope and trust that the
Union aud Constitution viii endure forever. Tho short
10 oil the oucry and onmor about arbitrary
arrests" Suspension ~ the habcas corpus" ICON
fcrlpion law" and other kindred measures is iur
ni.hcd by the following extract from the decision of tho
lprcio Court OF the United States.
shrf. all power t. derived from the people and public
fuct oae- at short intervals deposit At the feet Of ~.
people to be re'unsd asain only their own wills individual
i,is may be- alarmed 'y the monsters Of but ud
yhlunl liberty can be Ia little danger"
Foley oF DEMOCRATIC LEADERS
II has seemed 10 painfully evident that since the
commencement Of this war. the Democratic leaders
have been too much influenced by partisan leangs and
personal objects. Blinded by these consleru IONS they
have not rircn Ia the magnitude of the contest nor np
prrciacd the lfcanddeiih character of the sirug ylc
hcy have assumed to regard II Republican or an
Abolition War, aud aiming to place tho esponsy Of its
origin upon the political opponents thoy have abored to
prepare themselves FOR any cmcs genoy. II the Rebel
lion should succeed IA causing permanent disrup-
ton o The Union, they have believed the pc0po in their
would hold the Republican party responsible for
and hurl them from power. On tho other hand be-.
Loo they have preferred that the Union should be- pre-
served But II has been their policy To have the
prolonged until after the neat Presidential election.
ls1 tLv hos.yi come lItu upveX Md lVIIp sVIv
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24

Ju.y ~ i""
pR. IA. Axprls 4 Co-0sSrs: Ihsve taken one ns'ns"
Iodine Water with decided ads a,sse, for chrome D'
chius Of several yraIs standing
A. MANN. II,
No y wsL street
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24

when Jefferson Days senior coinmonly oaIr'
Satan raised the nrt .editous revolt IN Heaven III
Almighty did not "cunclliAlr' hn. lLat might.
rebel suftaiHcd by his raltoiors band ~ angels wa
abe 10 wage ~ formidable that For long tint
IN even scale the battle hung" stll neither Ia a'oi'
the uncertainties of tie future. nor 10 bring IL
erhsusting war 10 n,pecdy close. nor "a ''encourag
the loyal sentiment Of Heaven did the legitimate Rulr
propose policy Of OSCILLATION. His only policy sas
vigorous prosecution Of tbs war, Abiici. tho Gen
Grant in that Heavenly war. graplcd with the Arch
Rebel and
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-02-12
ROmnmIic LoXc StnrY.

1t is past the hour of midnight, The
golden god, of day, who yesterday drove
his emblagonod chariot through the heav.
ems has ceased shining on oarth, and n
black pail reigns over the lowest section
Of our city. Nothing is heard save the
distant step of the melancholy bill poster
as he pursues his homeward way. Sud.
denly.a sound brakes the stillness-lt is
the voice of Frederick William calling
up his beloved Florence Amelia.
Throw open the lattice, love, and look
down upon tho easement, for |, your dear
Frederick am hero"
"What brings thee at this time of
night woen all is still and gloomy"
81 como TO offer thee my heart, Upon
my soul love thee, Dost thou recipro
cate?"
The maiden bushed as she hesitated.
"Ah," cried he, and the face of ou
hero 'it up with a sardonic smile, "thot
lowest anotherp
NO no ! no !" cried Floranee.
Then why not rush to this bosom
that is bursting to receive thee %
"Becouse, replied tho innocent bu
still trembling dsmsel, "pm addressed"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-02-12
Quit.

A grey haired soldier, who had fought
at Mill Springs and Shiloh. was at the
depot last evening. Some one asked him
the never.ending question: "When are
you going back?' Tuning around and
looking his questioner full in the face he
replied:
"Iye quit voted for oil Abe, and
rrn with his machine until | got disabled.
The inStituiion is now run principally for
the benefit OF the Niger; and can't get
the money that's honestly coming to me
because it's squandered on the dern' d
black cusses-which it would a been an
awful sight better for 'em and us to have
left 'em where we found 'em. Old Abe
can't pay his soldiers and support a mil
lion or SO oil lazy niggers; it's too big a
load to carry. I'll not go back again, il
they pull The wool over my eyes, they'll
have to do it at home. I've quit"
And the old follow hobbled off to the D
G NJ. cars, mutleriug curses on those who
feed and cloihe the niggers while they re
fuse TO pay the army, and allow the poor
soldiers families to suffer.
Probably that fellow was Juttcrnut
-DaykOa EmUirc.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-02-12

On Saturday soldiers wife-Mery
Ann Kidney--was found in her room, No.
S62 Central avenue, dead. Two children,
one nine and the other thirteen years OF
age, were clinging in agony to the lileless
BODY. all that remained Of that which to
them was dearest on earth. The neigh.
bors sent for the Coroner jury was en-
paneled, evidence heard as to the cause
of death, and verdict returned of "Djed
from rant pf care i''
The truth was that this woman had not
the means to sustain life. Her husband,
her protector, is in the army. and her sup
porter is in the army, and the Government
has no money for her brave def,nders.--
In an effort to sustain herself and two
children, she was prosttoted and died
"from want Of care" No one came round
TO look after the soldiers wife, to pour
consolation into her whitening heart, and
TO render the succor for which she was dy-
ing. Alone, penniless, heart-droken, suf-
iering the pains of disease, and the pangs
of distress, she drew he two FRIEND less chill.
dren about her and died for want of care.
Cincinnati Times.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-02-12
Times IscVciigcs,

Some sixteen month since, Simon
Cameron, the Secretary Of war, arrested
without cause, illegally and arbitrarily,
James w. Wall, Of new Jersey. This
same Cameron has just been rejected as a
candidate for Senator in tho State OF
pennsylvania, and the man whom he 50
cruelty wronged is to be the Senator in
the present Congress from tho State OF
New JolScJ, "Whirlgig OF time" has
rarely brought about SO complete and
satisfactory arcvenge. The arrest was
the act of the Administration of Mr., Lin,
coin; the condemnation and compensa,
ton were the act Of tho American peo.
MA
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-02-12

New BiilN Ae Laid Before Com
Ercss .lt iiic present session.
A bill to make buttons 4 legal tender.
A hill to prevent private parties from
making buttons
a bill to order said buttons to be made
from the bones of dead mules that died
"l,ickcd" ior the "Uuion"
\ bill for WITHDRAWING negroes. Car
ried
\ bill 10 prove the Constitution a
humbug. as we'll Us the trainers thereof
\ bill to mako buttons superior tc
gold.
a bill to cheat persons generally
4 bill to rob persona more systomat.
ically.
a bin to provide Greek Lexicons fol
each intelligent coHiroLond. Carried.
\ bill to alter the shape Of the negro
hoad. Laid ON the table.
a bill to shorten his heel, dc.
a bill prohibiting the importation o
any liquors DC, and regulating the numbc
OF sncezes per- d!cm.
A bill compelling every tohHe person t.
take the oath OF allegiance at least one
oyery twenty -four hours.
a bill calling upon members to pro
pose similar bills to the oboye.
LOBBY MEMBER.