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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-24
1890

MILLINERY GOODS FROM NEW YORK Mrs.
L. W. REED. is now in New York, making purcha ses
for the Spring Trade. She intends bringing TO Ra-
VIENNA stock of Millinery Goods and articles for
ladies' wear, larger than before opened In town
which her long experience In trade viii enable her
select with taste aud appropriateness. Mrs. REEDs
New Goods will be received early In March, will
be opened in the Store in the cast end of PAsniz
Block lately occupied by Butler, Witter & Co., which
is now being fitted up for the reception of her estab
shnent. The Laias i'll please bear this stafemeDt
in mind. and bein readiness to inspect Mrs. Reeds
New Goods, In her location, about the middle of
March.
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THE REnAlss OF HnsRr D. Isnn11.. of Bat
GEO. K. CARL,
Co. 6, 9TH o. v. l.,
Now at Bridgeport, Ala.

The REMAINS OF Henry D. IsBELL, of Bat
terry =, lst o. V. A, who MORALLY wounded at
the battle of ehickamaaga, onthe Goth of September
last, and died at Chattanooga Oct. 18th, have been
brought home for final interment. The remains
reached Ravenna, on Friday, the 18th lust. and were
taken to Freedoms the residence Of the family Of the
deceased, on Saturday. Upon Monday the burial
took place from the Congregational Church at the
Center of Freedom, the funeral address teing made
by Rev. VIM Potter. In the burial ground half a
milo west OF Freedom Center. reposes the tenement
once animate and lovely with spirit that has fed to
brighter realms and Joined the purified army of Him
who doeth all things well.
80 number of the members Of Battery were pres
ent the OCCASION to pay the last tribute to their
former comrade and friend.
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To-Day,. New Adyer1.se1nen,s.

ER. A. Gillette, P. M.-List of Letters.
TFrzuman B. Dickjnson-Allsn piekiazonss Est.
RWm. gTzp@geSFarm nd Grist Mil for sale.
REV. .Roback-Roback's stamach Bftters.
I7Hubbard Bros.-volunteers and Oonscripts.
UTKnapp Bros-Wanted.
IPThos. Msy-Brick.
IPDaniel Richards-Geo. Richards Estate.
ETsoldiers' Aidssoeiety--For the Sanitary Fair. /
I5FRav, BooK Store IMssch Magazines.
IFF. Fosd-Albams.
IA. W. Beman-s Soldiers Claims.
IT 7FMrs. Reed--New Goods, &c.
UPAlf Howay Concert.
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BooEs FOR GAMp AND HoME. .-J ames Red.

path. Boston, announces series of ten cent Books
for the Camp Fires, of much higher class than the
dime publications now In the market. They will
contain from 90 to 124 pages new type, cd paper
-ssneatly bound IN greenbacks."~ No. / is-sson
Picket Duty, and Other Tales,' by Miss L. NJ. Al
colt, whose Hospital Sketches has been ono of the
most popular books of the season. No. . is"Clo-
telle, Tale Of the souh,' With five fine illustra
tions. No. Is ssThe yendetta,s one OF lsalzac's
best Taies, translated for the Publisher No. is
Gailiyer,s Travels in Liliiput Nc. & as-- Victor
Huges eloquent description of the Battle of Water
! Loo. Each number is complete in itself, and una,
brdged Ten cents sent to the publisher will secure
aspecimen copy, po tage pals, to any home or camp
addSess5ordfty cents fofstheshst above announced.
o. Is out, and the five will all be published before
pablisher, Boston.
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To COnsumptives.

The undersigned having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suf.
fered several years. with svere lung affections and that
dread disease. Observation-Disclosures to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he Il send a copy of the DR.
serption used (ree of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will hnd
sure for CONSUMPTION ASTHMA BRoNcHIrI coueHs,
Colds &c. The only object of the advertiser sending
the prescription to benefit the afflicted and spread
formation which he eonceiyes to be invauabe and he
hopes every sufferer will try remedy as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing. =. - .ssf
Persons wishing the description will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON, williamsburg,
Kings County,
New York.
January 20, 1864 3m
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UNITED STATES
Express Company.

TT EUNirED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY hsv-
n Ing made arrangements with the Atlantic & Great
Western Railway, by which they have the exclusive
privilege of forwarding Express Goods Express P2s-
senger Trains they able residents Of Rs-
and vicinity better facilities the forwardinr Of
Express Goods, regards time transt and far
if rates, than have ever been offered before.
This Company have agents st al principal stations
the Atlantic & Great Western Railway Erie Railway
and connecting Brsnch Rail Roads, also all the cities
aud in the Western states AMI By their connso
tons with other Express Copanies in New York CITY
they enabled to forward Goods to all points
Eastern States.
Notes. Drafts and Accounts collected Money Jex<l-y
other valuable packages forwarded with dispefch.
shippers OF Butter. Cheese and Eggs, viii nd It 10
their advantage to patronizs this line ss4sl
For rates Of CHARGES. apply to n 4. GILLETTE,
Agent. ONCE at the Post Once.
'4ss5e CHAS. A DEWITT,
Gen1s supf.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-24

ALF- HowARD. the great violinist, performs
as performer on the violin has few, lf any superb
ors It's really wonderful withawhat and grace
this celebrated musician sends forth from his pet In
strnment, sounds SO delightful and charming
Let there be big turn out to hear the sweet
music" on the violin, by All Howard.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-24

LIEUT. GEo, ROBINSON. son of GEO. ROBIN.
SON ESD, who was wounded in the battle of Chfcks-
uga, was also tak prisoner BY the rebels and is
in Libby prison, at Richmond. His father had let
ter from him recsnty, dted at Libby. which though
very brief, gave the good intelligence that his son
was sill alive.z5sfssa4s s3af3sfsfe yf5l ssEgs2
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-24

lwalrrrs pr 1,aIaL is Fr4ss olD.I

lwRIrrEN BX AsGfRBis YEARS OLD.
On -ihe ZELDA brave was l{ing, ssa asasF
Talking to an absent one
Mother. dear, know Pmldying,
Do not weep when am gone.
Mother, tell my absent sister
Thai cherished all her love;
Il Tell her how sadly missed her,
Z But we soon shall meet above.
!, sMothe r, dear, pray you, kiss me. fsS
- Ere sleep that last. long sleep; 7sa
And l know that you, will miss me,
Yet L pray you. do not weep. sfos q
e isF qag .en..s IS ,slssl t5,1 1fsa8
So to him it still kept seeming
That his mother card him speak,
So he ,vainly kept on Dreaming. 2d 7oS
Tilfin death grew pale his cheek.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-24

PERsoNAL.-Ger. j. A. GARFIELD arrived
in Ravenna on Saturday evening, on his way home
from Washington. He TOOK carriage the same
ming for Hiram Upon Monday Sen eGARFIELD de-
iyered the opt ming address at the Sanitary Fair
Cleveland, and on Tuesday returned to Washington.
Mrs Garael accompanied the General to the Cap.
iLaf.
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Enrelled men. AttentIon. /.

The Committee appointed sometime since
to act as Committee to raise funds and procure
men to apply on the quota of Ravenna, notify the
citizens of Rayenna to meet them In public meet
ing at the Town Hall wkpsEsDar- Ey ENrse, Feb
ruary at seven O'Clock, to bear their report,
to take such further action IS may be deemed best
Z ~ ~ = J. D. HORTON, Chairman.
C. E. wITTER. Secretary.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-24

GoDEY for March, Peterson for March,
Leslie's Dime Magazine for March, three new Dime
BOOKS the Tribune Almanac, the New York paiiies
and NEW ~s1'ocK ofsPHoToGRAPH ALBUMS,
this day receired, at the Rapenna Book Store.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-24

SoLDIRRs CIAms.-A. W. Beman. Attor
ney, ofice in cast end of Phenix Block, makes the
collection of SOLDIERS CLAIMS of all kinds special
ity, and Is enabled to do this line of business with
promptness and success. His charges are always
reasonable, and no pay asked until the claims are
secured.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-24

EXAMINATION. - twenty-five. ladies and
three genteiren id were present at
the examination of teachers, on Saturday last The
number entitled to cert,ncates had not bsen ascer,
tanned at the hour of publication.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-24
BLAeK WOODS EpINRITReH VAC .

ZINE-4merican Edition. New York: LEONARD
SCOTT q Co., % Walker Street.. Price, 3 a year.
CosTEsTs foa JANuARY.-Capt. speke's Journal
Tony Butler, Part ". The Mind and the Body
Chronicles of Cariingford. The Perpetual curate, /,
Part VIII. Winchester College and Commoners.
Letter from Poland, No. ". a Song OF Proverbs.
Tho European Crids. ? 80 Ssd
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-24

ALBUMS ALBUMS Just received, at
Ford's, new and elegant assortment of Albums
the best eseH brought to tow1.5 Aso, d new lot OF
Frames. -
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Roback's stomach Riuers.
SOLDIERS HOME,
SuPERIsTRNpssr's OFFioE,

ClNCfxSAII, juue T. fSoJ ,
To d. @. W. RoBAcK-
MK DRAR SIR am dispensing second invoice OF
yoar Stomach Bitters among the large number of
who daily arrive this Institution for rereshment and
rvst he universal testimony is thstthe>e Bittefs
th&besf rss8 Foe The 3various s1nin6r sonIplnnts
which nf1ef many, know o remedy go safe aud
oeure Plutarch says, .sTo ask physician what is
easy and what Is bard of Digestion and what win
with the stomach, Bile what Is
sweet or bitter. sour" Persons who look out for
breakersand have yonr Stomach Bitters in The house
II sure win ever ask the foolish question:
spoken of by the great philosopher. must not omit
word or twe.Sr your catawba Brandy have many
men here who have brandy prescribed for Them by dis
tingashed Army Surgeons. The effects of yours
suen most bene6cal,far than previously
taken Persons who desire really pure Brandy
am Doctor, with much respect,
your servant.
g. w. D. AsDREwss Superintendent
~ Office and msnntacfory Nos. So, So, 80 and g.,
East Third Street. For sale everywhere. 24-lm
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) W1xpHAx, Feb, 10. 1864.

Editor Democrat; ~
Enclosed please find $3.50, for Portage County
Democrat, in advance, from No. $40 to No. 572.-
Please send registered receip. to for same can
not afford to do without your paper, any more than
can afford TO do without my victuals.
sia - sssssf Yours, truly,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-24

SPIRIT OF THE RESPONSE response to
the bills for the Democrat just sent OUT many cheer
ing and pleasant letters are received, and In this
connection we take the liberty to append sample
or two:
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ST. JOSEPH, Feb. Is, 1864.
Editor Democrat:

Enclosed is one dollar and fifty cents, to pay for
the Portage Co. Democrat for the ensuing year. We
cannot well do without your paper. aud shall GER
tainly take it so long 1t is well conducted as it
always has been although the price should be double
what itnow is. 55...s.fs s
Respectfully yours,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-24

DR.. BUsH's GREAT AMERICAN BoNEsET, OR
THoRoueHwoRT TosIo-No remedial agent has such uni
yersai application the Tnorougbw has been
used from time immemorinl for Aque and all Bilious
ailments Patients with the following symptoms will be
especially benefited by this remedy: Headache dig
ziness caused by bilious stomach 1t ceanses the Skin
better than any other remedy restores the appetite
tone to the stomach and facilitates Digestion Interm-
tent fevers grades and character. dyspepsia with
vomiting of food belchng of wind, and feeling of OBJ
struction at the pit of the stomach vomiting OF bile with
extreme prostrton OF strength the smell OF food caus
ing sickness at the stomach fulness and tenderness
The liver soreness around the waist with uncomfortable
feeling Of pressure, gouty and rheumatic disease with
of The muscles hoarse cough with rough voice
and soreness of the chest night cough, dysentery dar
rhea, bleeding piles, and typhoid fever. :, 81 T9ftr
Price per bottle, IS cents
Sold by Mrs. c. HATCH. D. X. WHEELER. Ravep.
ma, o. octi4
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w. r. BRADLEY s. Co.,
Rayenna Steam Mill.
THE Place, ef Al Others,
TO BUY
FLOUR AND FEED.

xxx F1our-sghife Wheat $3.50
xxx rioar-Red wheat 100
Oats. Corn and Rye caop, per ioo 2.eo
Wheat chop, per lev. 200
rive and wheat shorts, per 100. 1.6O
FOR Ercah Flour, and Prime Feed, be
Ravsnna, February II, 1885 =. r -
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: ErARM AND A GREST MILL FOR SALE.
E Being desirous OF changing my business. offer
.1r ssss ms d9iowlng fsrn latelv occu
]. ThaDpson, mile and y of Ravenna village.
There planted this farm iu the Spring of
1882 fourteen thousand chei5e strawberry plants which
bore last year, aud larg lot Of Biaekherries and
Grapes Also, hundred And hfty Peach Trees.
ALSO, my Grisr Mil at Newport, in good order
and doing ageod brsaissss ssF5 ssss 81 T9F
For further Information. apply to the undersigned at
Rsvenna WM. CRANAGE.
Ravenna, Dee 10. 1868.
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The Franklin Bank Of Portage County.
DETG desirous Of renqushing its banking business.
ID hereby gives notice. required by section Al of its
act Of IT'S readiness redeem
Standing notes fcircuation, It's Office 10 Frankln
Mills Portage Co., Ohio. 3 re = - 81
e. L. DAY, Cashier.
February A. 1854. l0-6w
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MAGIC TIME ORsERyERs.


Being Hunnng Open Face Lady's or Gentlemens
watch combined, with Patent Sc If W hiding iai-
proyemen1, most Pleasing Novelty.
ONE OF THE PRETTIEsT, MOST CONVENIENT.
and decidedly the beat cheapest time for gene
raj and reliable .ffsred II has within il and
ment rendering Key entirely unnecessary The cases
of this watch composed of two metals the
being Rue l6 gold It has the improved ruby
ton lever movement, and warranted in accurate
dozen $2o4 Sample Watches in neat hoxes S3s
Silv er watches!
Firrt Clzss Huntsne Time Pieces for accuracy Of oye
neut, beauty Of material and above all, cheap
ness IN price, these watches must insure s-5ssis
universal appreciation
An mutation 50 faultiess it hardly be dscov
cred by the perenced judses rhe iai be-
ing oftv metaIs the outer ons first quality Sterling
Silver while the inner is German Silver, il cannot
IT. not sppearance, but i durability chs bast
setnblanae Of SOLID STERLING SILVER in existence.
The sale of these Watches in the Army of
enormous profit, retailing, they very readily do,
S2s and upwards Many hunds3d dollars eau be made
xT W pMoLssALs Ioi eNaYi I'm heavy Hunting
Cases. beautifuiI3 white enamel dial; and fancy
cut hands, in good rupning ORDER by the half dozen
$66 Sold only BY the case of six
Upon recfipt os two dollars. guarantees Of good
fkit, will send watches oy express any the
loyal states collecting balance of bin delivery. This
buyers against fral giving them thsr watches
before payment Is required
Soldiers Ia The dsi0yai States MUST remit
making collections dangerous focaties Keef
ber ddpance from army IN rebel
statea We gtdrants the sefe dstieey Of ait Haschss
whstller they sent by mail express.
III Broadway, cor. cortlandt Street, New York.
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Brick! BrTcki! Rrick!.!
George IEfchardls, lssfata. :
volunteers and Conscripts!

To Soldiers, any Others wishing to increase their
income ihere is better OF doing ibis time,
than from the sale of Watches THEY asE Wax
RxNrEp As REPREsgsrEDi
Parricuiarly vaIuatls for officers in the Army, or
t<a{eiiefs 5ank Lrstie . Feb. 81. = tzS2
sPrrttiest cheap Iimepieces ever offered
NJ n. Illustrated Nexs, Jan. 10
Every pretty and durxbss Watches for the Army p
Aug 20.
0se of the oldest and m st resbss houses in busi-
ness, Louxrilie XIV. Journal july 81 -
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-02-18
Thiriy-Eisy.,b Congress.

4, WAsHINroN, Feb. 15.-SENATE.-- The
Senate disagreed to the amendments of the
House Enrichment Bill.
Several petitions were presented, inclu-
ding one from the Milwaukee Chamber oil
Commerce, for Ship Canal on the Ameri-
can side of the Niagara Falls.
A bill was introduced and referred to the
Military Committee, providing for the rank
and pay Of Chaplains in the Army to be the
same as Major Of Infantry, and defining his
) duties, &c.
A bill for the enrolment Of tho N ational
, forces, with the House amendment, was
taken up. The Senate refused to rccede
from its provisions by decided vote, and
9 the bill goes back to the House.
The Deficiency Bill was then considered.
!, An amendment that after the present fiscal
year the salaries Of ell Assistant Secretaries
shall be $4,000 year, was adopted. -
subsequently amendments were adopted
including LIST and Cd Assistant Postmaster
Generals among the Assistant Secretaries
and increasing the salaries of all to 1000.
The bill as amended, was then agresd to
Adjourned
HousE.--Mr. Stevens from the Committee
OF Ways and Means. rvporle,. !, bill author.
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FLOUR STORE. An advertisement Of T X.
smith & Co., announcing the establishment
cf an agency in this city for the sale of the
popular brands of -four manufactured at the
Orchard City Mills. Burlington, will be
) found In another place. The quality of these
brands is too well known to require any re-
commentator from us, and it is only nec-
essary tie say that sales will he made at Bur.
aington prices adding freight only. The
place of business is the New Building near
the Depot Of the B. & NJ. R. Railroad.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-02-18

ST. Louis THROAT AND LUNG INSTITUTE
j. T. Wright NJ. D. or an able assistant and
member of the Faculty Of the above celebra-
ted Institute of, which DR.. Wright is propri-
etor will be at the Deming House in KeaL"h,
I Tuesday February oolto remali few days
f-- .ac purpose of giving personal examina-
ton and treatment to all afflicted with Ca
tarrh asthma Bronchitis, Diptheria Uicerate ed
sore throat. Winter cough. Heart Disease.
Larynge,is, Goitre or enlarged neck, Scrof.
ula, Diseases of women, Cancer, Consump-
ton and all complaints that lead to Con.
sumption. We earnestly advise all in this
vicinity who may be afflicted with any Of
the above diseases to go and consult one
who is skilled in this most difficult depart
ment Of Medical science.
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sssERTrF,s SALE.

BY virtue OF special Execution to me directed
by the Clerk oe the District Court Of Wapeo sCoun
erty hereinafter described, as by decree of sale
Court directed, will expose to sale at public auc
ton to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand
at the front door Of the Court House, in wapello
County, Iowa, on the tenth day of March, 1854, be
tween the hours Of . O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock p
NJ, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day, the
following Real Estate to.wit:
est half of Southwest quarter Of section (32
thirty two and lot no. % one and Southwest quar-
ter of Northwest fractional quarter and Northwest
quarter of South west qua ter section 1887 thirty
three Township II North Of range IL West taken al
by speci al Execution directed as the property o.
Thomas Deford, TO satisfy said execution in favor
Joseph Hamilton for the use of G.. NJ. Scott ant
against Thomas Deford for the sum Of six hundi ct
and nine dollars and interest and costs.
! G.. A. DERBY, Sheriff of Wapello Co. Iowa.
SheriT's Office, OttuInwa Iowa, Feb. 9th 1861
47-1E-2w. F#g
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STATE OF IOWA.
ADJuTANr GENERALS OFFICE. !
& DAVENPORT, Iowa, Feb. 8. 1864 ,
CIRGBLAR TO VETER4N5.


Return passes to rcgimental rsndezvous
should be obtained of the Quartermaster
when. he furnishes veterans with transpor'a-
ton to their homes Veterass belonging
to iowa regiments, but residing IN other
States, should be furloughed, in transit of
the regiment home, at point whore trans
portation can be obtained to their Respective
homes Afer reporting here, they are
only supplied to points in this Stote..
{ There being hut two points in this State
where transportation can be furnished, Keo-
kuk and Davenport, Companies or Detach-
menfs en- route home should procure their
transportation at points in illinois or else
where necessary to take them home on the
most direct ronte, but in every case com.
miss toned officer should retain command of
them until they strike the State, to PRE-
vent struggling and Reorganization. Such
officer will report in person here to Lieut..
Col. Grier of Gen. Wm. Vandcver prepared
to give specific statementas to expiration Of
furloughs.
The 'furloughs Of all men belonging to
same Company should expire at same time
Veterans can obtain transportation from
their homes to rendezvous at Davenport. by
writing to Capt. L. b. Hunt, A q N, Da-
venport, Iowa, or Capt. T. f. Dwight. A. @
NJ. Kenkak, iowa. This CIRCULAR is adii-
tlonal to and explanatory of circular of this
Department Of date .Eannnry 22l, 1864.
n. B. BAKER,
Adjutant General Of Iowa,
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izing the appointment Of an Assistant Rer-
lister of the Treasury. Also a bill extend.
ing the time for Withdrawal of goods from
public stores and warehouses; lie also re-.
ported a bin from the Relief Committee O,
Pacific Railroad, granting public anlsto tie
Peoples Pacific Railroad asd Telegraph
Company by the northern route.
Mr.tWallace, Delegate from Idaho Terri.
tory, introduced bill to establish Branch
Mint in that Territory.
Thc above bills were appropriately refer
red.
Manv resolutions Of inquiry were adopt
ed, among them ons requesting the Judi
CARY Committee TO examine and report as
to the expectancy of establishing new De-
partment. to be called the Department of
Revenue.
Mr.. Arnold Of H.. offered We s6lut,en de-
claring that the Constitution shall be 81
amended az to abolish and prnhib,t Slavery
wherever IT, exists under the jurisdiction of
the Unfed States. GtkEG sFLLsaE4AN
Mr.. Holmes ofrInd. novel to lay the re
solution on the table. Motion disagreed to,
yeas SO nays 19. As- SfzaN-ss ~ s.~As
gArnold's Restitution was aiopt,i, yeas 70
nnys 80. II Ns2tF~ 81 ~ - Hs1-I
The House then took NJ the Son ates
amer dment to the Int,rnai Revenue BIB.
u Fl
Mr.. Stevens moved to cpincide in the Sen
ate's amendments, which he said was bet
ter revenue measure than the bill as it pass
ed the House. .t,jsF7s ~ tr.
+. Wood replied, maintaining the Justice
of taNag spirits on hand. debrtc ensnad
in regard to the merits Of the S-alror's
amend ments. Il ssnEg3 cft
The dcbateon the whiskey Tax c,ntinnel
until the adjournment sTs s8sLT
No vote was taken on the Senate & amend
ment. Adjourned. e. Z l.'.'H
ar4ffo srs}s 3stst F.4uss1Safr ~