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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-01-06
TIE OHIO LEGISLATURE.

The following is an official list Of the
members of both Houses Of tho Ohio Leg
i6lature, which assembled on Monday last
MATnR9
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
| S. EXCISE TAXES.
COLLECT OR'S NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Taxes
Il the I'd Collection District of Vermont, as as
scssed upon Incomes, Licenses, Carriages, Plate
g, under the provisions of the Law Of Congress.
approved July lst. 1862, and the amendments
thereto have become due and PAYABLE; and |
VII attend myself or by Deputy at the following
Tine and places to receive the same, viz:
CHIrTENDEN COUNTY.
NJ my office in Burlington, on Monday Nov.
30tn TUESDAY, Dec LIST, and Wednesday, Dee.
%, 1853.
IS. Wards Hcte!, Milton, on Thursday Dec.
3D.
At Ransom's Hotel, Richmond, on Friday Dec.
It'll
At the Bos,wick House, Jericho, on Saturday,
Dee. 5th.
FRANKLIN cot NTY.
Al the .me lean Hotel, St Adams, on Tuesday.
"Wednesday aud Thursday, Dec. Sth, 9th, and
9th, 1868
T. Randa'i's Hotel, Fairfax, on Friday, Dec.
At !,ham'S Hotei bakersfield, on Tuesday. Dec.
'.j.h
1t Tnamoson', Hotel. East Berkshire, on
" cJuc>day Dee 10Th
IT W.igh''s Hotel, Sheldon, on Thursday Dee
l1,h
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
At II. C. Adams Office, East Alburgh, on Sat-
urday Dec. 10Th, 1863.
At Rice's Hotel South Hero, on Tuesday Dec
22d
At Joel Aliens House, North Hero, On We'd
neSday. Dee 23d.
ESSEN COUNTY.
At the West Concord House, West Concord, on
! Tuesday, MS 1864
Vt Morris Woods Hotel, Guildhail on Thurs
day, jan. tn.
! At the Island Pond House, Island Pond, on
Saturday Jan. OH.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
/ \, Cuttings Hotel. Greensboro on Monday
Jan. ith, 1854.
At the Irasburg House, Irasburg, on Wednes-
day, Jan. 9th.
At Fln,'s Hotel, Troy, on Thursday, Jan. It'll
At Derby Centre Hotel Derby, ON Friday, Jan
Sth.
At the Barton House, Barton, on Monday Jan
llth.
LAMOILlE COUNTY.
At Seegar's Hotel, Cambridge, on Tuesday
Jan. 10Th, 1864.
At Daniels Hotel, Johnson. on Wednesday
Jan. 20,h
At the American House, Hydepark, on Thurs
day, Jan. 2lst.
At the Morrisville House, Morrisville, on Fri
day, Jan. I'D
At the Mansfield Hot Sc Stowe, on Saturday
Jan. 23d,
By the provision Of the Excise Laws, all per
sons negleCting to paw said Taxes within the time
above specified MUST pay 10 per cent. aSdtiona
upon the amount thereof.
Taxes on Monthly Returns not previously pa:t
will BE- received at the above stated times anC
places
ANY person can remit his tax bv another as hi:
receipts vii be returned Bills Of Banks outside
the state WILL NOT be received United State
currency Preferred
CARLOS BAXTER,
Collector Of Third Collection District, II.
Burlington, Nov. Is, 1868. 74o2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
Musical Convention.

We learn from the President that the direc-
tors Of the CT. River Valley Musical Associ-
alton have decided to hold a convention at
s.. Johasbury, commencing Tuesday, Feb. g.,
l,64. The Association has secured the
s. vices Of Mr.. B. +. Baker of Boston, as
d@rc,or. From the well know reputation Of
Nj. Baker, and the success that has attended
the previous conventions of this society, We
shall expect q good thing next month. Fur
Their notice VII be given as soon as arrange
mtnts are completed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
Exhibition at West Concord.

The members Of the Sabbath School will
give an exhibition on Thursday ard Friday
evenings, Jan. 9TH and Sth, consisting Of
tab AK, dfam.,, etc. a portion {; the
asails will 20 to the soldiers aid society,"
West Concord is jast a pleasant ride from
this place, and if the weather is good
doubtless sum viii 90 over one of the above
evenings.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
Original Poetry.

Osisi.ll poetry is not only quoted below
par, but is drug in the market at any price.
The supply is greater tnan the demand. We
usually throw all letters, The lines Of which
begin with capital, into the waste paper
basket without reading. We have broken
our general rule this week, bat shall not be
likely to do it again ,ery soon. Never;he-
is, one of ,b4 poems on outside is yer,
sweet and touching The reader can find it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
From Mr. Levi +. RanIet, of LittletOn,
Nh.
LIIrLEToN, n. II, Nov 10, 1860.
h w.

IIITLEToN, n H. Nov. 10, 1860
MeSSrS. $ W. F0wLE Co,
For many wears was afflicted with Chronic BrOnchit Is
and HOI. TO such extent al times to be una
be speak audibly, attended with canker and
soreness, OF the mouth and throat. made OF great
many remedies, and from hone OF them did obtain re-
c but the disease rather increased than diminished -
Upon he recommendation OF lady in This place, who
had been similarly afflicted an cured by the OF Dr.
Wi>tar's Balsan Of Wild Cherry | procured OF your
a., Mr. iiOd.mal, bottle OF the BalSim and was
CnnvinCei that had secured i'll it the Of re-
et and from the OurdcnSOne troubles - which
had been long subjected. | now almost entirely
any difficulty OF pulmonary nature, and only
need slight dose OF the BaSan 10 restore he whenever
any troublesome symptoms occur AMI il al
WAYS lcts like Il charm. LEVI RANLEr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
l. f>oiIa..

+ Under the obituary head will be found
notice of the death Of Hon. Charles
Davis, OF Rockford, Illinois. Mr.. Davis was
we'll kno"n in this vicinity having lived
many Years at Danvile; but since about the
wear 1872 ne has made Rockford his home
Nr. Davis has been connected with the edi-
tr"ial department of several newspapers for
longer or shorter period. He at one time
edited daily paper in Brooklyn, n Y, and
has for many years been contributor to
the columns Of The CALIFORNIAN. His later
letters over the signature of Occidental
viii be remembered by all our readers. We
have not the lata from which to make an
extended notice of the departed. He was
man Of strong moral principle, of vigorous
mind, and his writings were always infused
with the spirit of liberty, justice aud hunan-
itv
Capt. \. NJ. Beattie, of Co. F, Sd Regt..
Vt. Vols, who was caShiered few months
since, has been restored to his command by
the order of the Secretary of War.
\ correspondent of the Repository thus
speaks of Harvey G. Fry Esq, late of Con-
cord -
In the departure of our respected friend
and neghbor, we have lost one of our oldest
residents as h. was an inhabitant Of Concord
more than 90 years. Until within a few
Years past, Judge Fry has been one of the
leading and most efficient men in Town and
County business. He was such until physi.
cal inrmitiies excused him from the posts OF
trust and honor to which he was elected by
the freemen of his Town and County. Thus
he held the office of Town Clerk and Town
treasurer for % years, Justice Of the Peace
30 years IN uccession-assistant Judge Of
the county court for two years, Representative
Of Concord In the General Assembly for 1916
and lS46-and was a member Of the Cons,
ttulIonal Convention in 1887 and 1850.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01

y o TICE. The copartnership hereto
sent.
Al! persons having demands against us are re-
I't,Nted t. preoent them for payment, and ali
person, indebted to us are called upon to come
forward and settle at once. b. F. Lincoln.
Sept. $, 1853. +. '. CoBLEIGH.
The business OF the above firm will be continu-
Cd under the style of DUMMY, LINCOLN 4 Co .
and by keeping land the largest and best
assortment of goods in this yicnity. hope to merit
share Of public patronage. l.. h Quincy.
b. F. LINCOLN,
+. Y. CoBLEIGH.
WANTED! A few smart men to peddle
Apply at store in Lyndon.
Lyndon, Dee. ID, 1868 $50
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
MRS. JONES RECEIVES
A ALL.

Mrs. SMITH calls ON Mrs. JONES early in the
day, when the following conversation occurs:
Hrs. s. Good morning, Mrs. Jones; you
look cold; what's the matter
Mrs j. Matter enough. I've been of in my
cold rooms making up beds till my hands are just
frozen off; and l am all tired out
Mrs. S don't think it to be so bad a joo to
make up beds, and have more than you.
Mrs. j. Not bad job think it is. A great
heavy feather bed to lift round and then have
to reach and strain to shake up the straw, to
say nothing Ct the sweeping and busting. It's
enough to wear anybody out, not to mention the
freezing this cold weather.
Mrs. S | know how to pity you; but l get
clear of all that now.
Mrs. j. Got girl, suppose. We can't af-
ford that.
Mrs. s. No; do it all myself.
Mrs. J. I'd like to know how you make up
your beds then.
Mrs. s. III tell YOU: We put our feather beds
up garnet, throw the straw away, and don't use
anything but CASINOS SPBING MATTRESS. So
I've no feather beds to handle, no dusty straw to
shake up,and all have to do to make up my beds
is to spread over the clothes And it is not half
the work to sweep and dust. And they are so
much more comfortable they fit me so nicely
and they are always so smooth and even. We
couldn't get along without them.
Mrs j. declare I'll have one before night,
just to see if they are so good.
Mrs. :. | would if | were YOU. You can't
imagine what difference it will make in your
work.
lOrGl-4drice to husbands If YOU love your
wives and want them to live long and enjoy
thcmSPl yes, furnish them with Casinos SPRING
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
grizzly l'ii:.Etl;a.TE) SiLIE.
ASSURE RELIEF FOR TIE SUFFERER.

This Salve IS vegetable preparation. invent
ed in the l-th century, ly DR. Nm. GRACE,
surgeon in King James, alr.v. Through is
agency he cured thousands o; nes serious ssres
and wounds TIA: b...i;l TIE skill of The NOS;
erI ii physicians ui lis d:,y, and WIS re-ar1pl
ny a! who knex iiIn = = l,llLlc 1cnctarl0r.
G-ace's Celebrated Saivo cures Burns
Grsee's Celebrated SalTo cures Sc4lds.
6Taoe's Celebrated Salve cures E,osl wounds.
6G-c-'s Celebrate salvo cures COINS.
GRASS Celetrat 4 SalTo cTres Feloas.
Grece's Celebrated Ssive cures Frozen Limbs.
GT2ce's Celetrst 4 Salve cures Wens.
G1ece's ceIeo:at : S&lve cures callcuses.
Graoe's Csia5, stel S4,Vs cures Salt Rheun.
er3ac's Celebrated Sa,ve cures cailblains
6rEee's Celebrated SaiVe cures Sore Breast.
Gra,e's Celebrated Saive cures Sore Lips.
GIaoa'S Celebrated SaiHS cures Egysipelas Sors.
Graes's Celebrated Salve cures Assesses
Graet's Celebrated Save cures Ulcers.
Graoe's Celebrated Selve cures chsuped Hand.
6rs3@'s Celebrated SEiTe cures Ringworms.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serioas
nature dow, 10 common Pimple. 1t eratii-
Gates Pinples from the face, and beauties the
skin. There Is no preparation before the public
that can equal tn, Salve IN prompt and ener-
getie action for the speedy cure OF external d.s-
eases as those who have tried It's virtues testify
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fi>heGmen, viii find tbs
Salve their best friend.
Il has none Of the irritating. heating prop,r-
ties Of othCr remedies, bat cools, clCansts s.;ld
te2i> the most serious Sores and Wouncs.
Every family, ana especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand II case #
accident, fog J. Mi ave them much trouble.
suffering, and money. All II wants Is 2 far
.riAl 10 cure oil aa4. inyctcrate Sores.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
4 letter from l.. ii. Gilman. Il Minister
of the Gospel in Vermont.

MeSsrS. 5. ". FOwLE Co,
Gents i hereby certify that have been troubled vT
with difficulty of the heart and lungs ami
have applied To several physicians for help, and have
tried almost every remedy OF the numerous ones which
been recommended, without receiving any assist;
anCe; but hal been growing aker and weaker. until,
hearing OF WiStlr'S Bal>.n u Wild Cherry about year
since. commenced using II with Immediate relief II
has not Ohiy restored uuz To Il sound state, but aln
cuic renewed OF the difficulty disease OF the heart
Rave 10 LeSGtinn i'll that il is the best lung med
riorv he puzzle and most chcerully lind cuL>Ci-
cHou>y rerOmmendiI - all persons suffering with pull
LlOna"y complaints. II. l.. GILMAN.
Prepared by SETH w. FowLE Il Co. Boston.
and sold by all druggists 19-li0j
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
II, i, CA l. T. DON | A y.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Brief Locals.

Brief Locals.
Our paper this week is dated Jan. |,
1864. 1t does not often happen that Hap
~ New Year greeting comes so appropri-
ate. Here is our 0FT, and happy 1864 to
our subscribers. TennySon says:
Ring out. wild bells. 10 the wild sky,
Tia dying cloud, he frosty light;
The year Is diving III the night
Ring ont Wild bel. and let him die.
Ring ont the old, ring i'll the new
Rag happy bell. acros. the
TIL year Is gong let him go;
Ring ou; the false, ring il the tue.
A heavy snow storm came on MoEda!
making the sleiShing complete, and the
people generally are improving Il.
We are having most charming Christ
mas HOLIDAYS. tue ~-.t"tr for the most part
being mild and beautiful. About TWO hum
Dire! Visited Mr. Buffers skating park Fri
day afternoon and evening. and We learn that
he ma Hooded his park to-day, and there is
prospect of good ice for New Years. Look
out for good time
We need only cal! attention to an article
in another column from one of the best re-
hallu, pubIca'ons OF The times, entitled,
GSaF,b.th afternoon bible service"
If aay one is expecting to pay for their
sCALEDoNIAN in dry wood, taey are requested
to draw it Immediately, as We are all out.
-Tae auction mania continues. We print
more auction bills every week than we used
% m month, and have done 50 for the past
three months. What is little remarkable.
farms, stock and produce bring larger price
at auction generally than at private sale.
The annual meeting of the Fireman's
Library Association for choice of officers for
the ensuing year, will be held on Tuesday
evening, Jan. ), at j. I. Casinos wareroom.
Mr. Christopher Sargent, of this place,
has nine hens, which, during the past II
months, have laid 1896 eggs. These eggs if
sold at Is cts. per dozen would bring SlS,6l
"a handsome sum to be realized from so
small number Of hens.
Will our California subscribers please
remit Us by next steamer a few s. gold pieces?
The premium or the gold will no more than
pay interest on some Of the accounts.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01

TICE. This may certify that
y nave gwen my son. Oscar II. Cummings
hi, time with liberty to transact business for him
self and Shall pay none Of his debts nor claim
none If MS earnings after this date
ARNOLD CUMMINGS.
ALoNZu BEMIS
HIRAM K. CUMMINGS.
WeStmUre, Nov %. 1868. 1855
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Stock at auction-Ots Halle,t.
Farm & stock at auction-O. Currer.
Pension notice-Dr. S. Newell
Village m rl,rg-O. W. Baker.
Wi,tar'> B4lsam-S. w. Fowle & Co.
Pine shin, les l.. 0. Stevens.
Con'is notice,-H g. Frys est.
. g. W. sargent est.
Prr-f Of Wilt. w. Vincent's est.
Ne tle9'e - Samuel Smells est.
Last- K. Arlington.
Dye Coiors-Howe &. Stevens.
Isl Letters e. Hall.
Masonic.
At the annual melting of Passnmpsit
Lodge No p, the following officers wer,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
IT. JOHNSBURY SKATING
= \ II X.

There is now good skating at the Park and the
arrangements are such that il NAV ntidsntly
bc expected ior long time the coming winter
Nevertheless for fear If mi>haIS would ad-
wise early Improvement IF he skating SEASON.
Parents what can be moEc acceptable holiday
gift to your robust and daughters than pair
uf nicely polished skates. or how can YOU occa-
sionaly enjoy pleasanter paStime than visiting
the Park with your children and seeing OF Gid
ing with them over the mirrOred lee on the smooth
and gliticring steel:
Persons from out of Town designing to visit
the Park the coming season viii usually find the
largest company (Christmas and New Years eX-
ctptedl Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
Thankful for past patronage, an increase of the
same from Old and young Patrons Is respectfully
solicited
Remember the advantages of skating on the
Park house in which to warm and no danger
of being drowned. To avoid mistakes let the
admirtance fee in all cases be paid Immediately
on entering the house
ADMITTANCE
Skaters and Spectators the same.
Gentlemen, 10 Cts.
Ladies aud Children under IA, 05Cts.
Teams, Free.
BEAUMAN BUTLER.
ST. Johnsbury, Dec. s. 1868. 16:SI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01
From J. ID. HOsmer, Esq, OF TOpsham.
ToPsHAN W. April "A, 1860

MeSSrS. S W. FOwLE l. Co..
Gentlemen i take great pleasure Ill adding mine to
the of testimony favor OF that invaluable Cough
Remedy-Dr. WStarS BaSam Of " lid Cherry. During
the past winter my wife affected with cough
ard Inflammation OF theuIS. After suffering severely Tor
many days, Wistar'S Balsam recommended trial OF
which gave immediate and permanent relief. have
OF the BdlSam having been used in OF Asth
ma with the most favorable results | that if
the community as well acquainted with the merits
OF this Great Remedy am. you wOul be unable TO
supply the demand. would adv Use all who suffer from
Coughs, Colds, &C. to give this medicine an early and
thorough trial. YouIs truly,
/ UOSNER
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01

Moral-.4dyjce to husbands If YOU love your
wives and want them to live long and enjoy
themselves, furnish them with Casinos SPRING
MATTRESS.
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FROM - TO 30 PER CENT LES
100 ALBUMS AND 200 PICTURES,

Travelling Bag, Back Con:6S with ball tops
great variety Is oval and >quare Picture Frames,
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Bird Cages. Sheet
MUSE. Vc. &. C-CHlLD>-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01

John Newton OF Ferrisburg while pitching
nay cit the stack some three weeks since, was
thrown off by a violent 2u>h Q: wind, and
fell on his pitchfork, his wright thigh Was
,ran>iixed by ali three tines of the folk He
lay for some time before help came and it
took The full strength of a man to draw out
the fork. Mr. Newton will probably recover
though the wound was serious one.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-01

\ complete supply of lead and slate pencils.
pen holders. partmonirS hair and tooth brushes.
comus. cutlery. &c, at blNIHANS.
Dec TO- iN,iS. IF
The New York herald., 1864-12-15

to-day appropriate 81 ssi 800 cr the year ending with
June, lSesof VT 500 200 are for the relief aud pro
lection OF American seamen abro TO carry Into
eject the treliy with Great Britain for the prevention
OF ths African trade si 500 for the diplomatic aud
consular expenses OF officers At Hsyt and Loers'
$25 900 tor expenses under the Emigration act, and
$40, 900 upder the Neutrality act
The bill for the payment Of Invalid and other pensions.
also reported to-day from the Committee OF Ways and
Means for the year ending with June, 1865, provides
900 invalid PENSIONS 81 900 Tor pensions
for widows motnes children and sisters, and S23o 900
for Revolutionary pensonsan aggregate Of I'll 2so Ooo
The New York herald., 1864-12-15
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
nInrried.

LAsDos-PsUrHoSMs.- In this city, on Wednesday,
December IL, at 81. Pauls Methodist Episcopal church
BY tho Rev. II. D. Ridgeway, GAaDsER LASDoS Jr. 10
CLARA X, youngest daughter oil J. Y. Y. Prudhomme.
RAINKY-WIsoS.--0n Tuesday, December II, by the
Rev Dr. Virgins Mr.. JOHN RAissy 10 Miss ELzA WILSON.
SoUlxR--COBa--On Monday December IL, at St. Bar.
thoomews churcn, BY the Rev William Saaotn, D. d..
HENRY G. SoUER, Of Buffalo, ". y, 10 SARAH LYDIA ,
daughter OF Mr. Charles Cobb, OF this city.
ShAy-PIcKKRiNG On "Wednesday, december IL, py
the Rev Morgan Dix. WALTER A. SHAY, OF Chicago, 60
MARY Il PIKwerN0 daughter Of the late wm- l.. Picker
ing, OF New York
Boston and Chicago papers please copy.
WyLIE-HARrsB0RN. Tuesday, December ~, at
Grace church. Captain R0BxRr wills. OF Granville N.
Miss ANNA youngest daughter OF the late Jacob
Har rtshorn.
Halifax papers please COPY
The New York herald., 1864-12-15
ana ConvenIsnt.-"Brown' ;

Valuable ana Conven ent.-ssBrown's -
BRONCHIAL TR0CuEs" are widely known as an sdmira-
bic remedy for Bronchitis Boarseness. Coughs and other
troubles Of the Throat and Lungs They or great value
for the purposes for which they designed While they
are usually aud pleasantly ecacious they contain hurt
full ingredients but may times bo used with perfect
sarety-Bopon Rscorder
The New York herald., 1864-12-15
Thirty Years Research.
The diseovcrer OF the cslebretcd
nm a mn ETH,A pIT.T.Q

did nst decide upon ihsir ccmpo.oc usu after thirty
OF research int the me1fctsai pro
pcrucs OF the plants cesnpNstnG the veGesne
kngdem--hts sbJet beisa "a c"mpose medicne whtch
might elways be safety and would nfably take
out impurities blood The universal success which
has attended ths medicine sufficiently how com,
petes oh attained. They have restored
css " health who possuseed incurable ~ heir
phystcssua
rrincirsi oscs BRANDRBTH BUILDING. New York.
Bee that D. Braadteth White letters On the envern
ment stamp; vithsai WATCH they are csnptsrfstA
The New York herald., 1864-12-15
nl.a-N. Ona Can PessiAly =

Very Hccew teg.-No One Can Posstbpy
look wo lao saasev hew wesi Aresse1M he
eecsss hat and no O. re ssnee tarns cot
o. Fulssw street hts lass p!causcs p,ssesaae
this qSa4sy - fsaarks&as esoss. cad u vcrv RsersU
WoQm.
The New York herald., 1864-12-15

BurdsalIs Arntoa Esnsmswt-An yn-
fabe for burns scaids, srraiua rheumatsn
&C. single application aays the pain from
burn the instant applied Ne family should % with
The New York herald., 1864-12-15

Most Acceptable Holiday Present
for . lady is . Grover Baker Sewing Machine. This
maehse took all she first premiums a the fairs OF the
United States The year
The New York herald., 1864-12-15

and but more word and say this-tbst think gen,
temen a'e perhaps ssken 10 regard 60 the exe 70
which taxation be cria and thst we arc perhaps
nearer 10 the bolDt winch property IN ~
many pessons imagine Nr. BIowa continued his 70
marks. advocating reduction Of expenditures 10 tho
conduct OF tho government
Mr. DooITrLK-I az 90 With the Senator frors Missouri
entirely what he about the necessity ofeducng
exoeues In every posstbls way. l wui 90 with him 10
on In every depamest OF the government 10 exercise
tue strsctest economy possible A. tue same time our
necessary expenses great. and must be 90 great
that we arc come cd 70 seize bod Of every source tha
course that tbese resolutions shall 60 forth expressing
the views Of the Senate tho pouts have presented
St, tue points OF sufficient ipterest and importance
to be well considered by that committee
Mr.. FOSTER trep OF Com II do not rise 10 proiouE
this discussion. I0Uly wish 10 say word, that 10:
that one OF the most certain modes OF promoting economy
Is 10 pay as we co.
The resolution then referred without objection.
. Mr. cHASDLERs RESOLUTIONS TO us PRINTED
MIR. CHANpLgR moved that tho resolutions offered 0y
him TO day be printed which was carried.
ARSENAL L0UB
Mr. Brown offered the following, uhtch was adopted
Resolved That the Committee Military Affairs and the
peaiing 81 OF Congress March 1861 ented ac
10 United Arsenal from the city Of ~
lSn aas provide for tho sale Of the land on which the
PAPERs REPAIRED no COMMITTEES
Mr.. DooLTTIx moved that all bills petitions and menO
rias which were pending at tho last session Of Congress
riod. #s.n
TERMINATION OF THE RxcpRncrY TREATY.
A joint resolution from the House announced
giving notice to Great Britain OF the termination Sf tho
Reciprocity treaty. ....s4. s.s., .
Mr.. Fosru moved refer 1t TO the Committee on Com.
mo co. n
Mr. svMxs thought c=xsini; c=xn; 70 70 ~ tbs commiitss
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On motion OF Mr. LANE Vep.), OF Kansas, the Souat9
went into executive session. and soon after adjourned
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