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WOOL CkRDING!

MESShS. UII q FLEMINU
RESPECTFULLY inform the public that
IL they will card Wool this season, at White
Cloud, on as reasonable terms as any where in
the West.
Customers will be expected to furnish one
pound of good, clean grease Tor seven poGnds
Of Wool. We will warrant our work, if the
Wool is brought to US in good order.
The Carding will be under the superintend-
ence of Robert D. Fleming, who has had an
experience of over twenty two years in the
business, aud Hatters himself that he can per-
form better work than any ether Wool Csrder
in the West. .- -....--
JOHN II. UT. ..s.,.,.-
ROBERT d. FLEMING.
White Cloud, March 80, I665-3m.
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TIE BEST.

" Saps- EsIiicsOns anu OtDer eminent Engineers
We can refer to thousands using them. and
guarantee that all will recommend them
They are more simple in construction, and
work easier, and cost less than all Others
''Our readers will find the double acting i'm
proved Pump Of J. d. West 4 Co.. ore of the
Lest in the market. II is very simple. works TO
u charm, SO that any child may use it; throws
a steady, continuous stream, and does not
freeze in ihe coolest exposures. and is unusually
cheap. We say this knowingly, and give tho
testimony of our own accord, without the
knowledge or request of the proprietors."-
". Y. Ere. Post, Jelly la, 1863.
This may certify that have been using, at
my manufaetory, for the last four years,
"West's Improved Pumps" I nov have in
use three of said pumps. one of which is kent
at work, "a hours each day, tsays
and has been running for The mast
two years. pronounce them. unhesi,atinrIr.
the best pumps that have been brought to NV
notice, having used many others previously.
They are simple in their construction. and NOT
easily dissrraneed. JANIS A. Wee.
n. Y, Oct. 10, 1859.
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VESTS IMPROVED PUMP.
ANTI-FREEEIEG. DoUBLE,ACTINa,
FORCING AND LIFTING,

VNHESE pumps have nov been in general
use nUmSer of wears. and give better
satisfaction than any other. and are recon-
mended as
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SoLoN ROBINSON to the Farmers Club, Jan. %:
mo farmer who owns a WELL or cisteu can
possibly afford to be without an iron pump. 1t
should be at once a suction and force pump-a
perfect little fire engine-such a one known AZ
: Vests Improved Pump I speak of this
pump because l happen to know it :. . to be
very simple, durable, powerful and cheap, and
it don't freeze up. nor get out Of order once a
year know this. and think may be doing
the farmers good By speaking Of it. .. A boy
10 years old can work it, and throw a continu.
Gus inch-and- a-Qusrter stream. 1t can be
made to work in deep wells rs well as in shall
low opes'
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]. d. WEST & Co.:
We are pleased to state that the Pumps We
had of you, about year ago. have been in
constant use, 10 hours each day, and raise for
the use of our Wooden Factory, about 1870
gallons per minute. They work with but little
power, compared with pumps We lave used
before, aud DO not get GU: Of repair, and ara
satisfactory in all respects. Yours, &c,
DUNLAP MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
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She undersigned, having to use "West's I'm
proved Pumps" chcerfully recommend them
as simple, durable and powerful in raising and
throwing water, and for their ease of action.
security against frost, and low price, we believe
them superior to all others.
WARREN LELAND, Met. Hotel, New York.
wv PoMzRoY, Yonkers, n. Y.
JNo. MEssEREAU, N. Y.
DoMINIcK LAWRENCE, Westchester.
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This is not history written by one man, Or
even derived from tue experiences of one ma
ton. 1t consists of a compilation Of testfmo-
mails from the sick Of every ccuntry-an unim
peacbable record, the like of which has never
been adduced in favor of any discovery or in
vention since time began.
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CT. NECK, L. l., 1860.
have used this pump for one summer and
winter, exposed to the North W est wind coming
over Long Island Sound, being the coolest
possible exposure, and at no time did it freeze.
nor were we unable at any time to pump water
with great case. II. B. McILvAIs.
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che Kansas Chief.
al. MILLER, Editor and Publisher.
Tcrn0S:

Tcrn0S:
Tzo DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. Pay
ut sbould be made strictly in advance; 9TH
.r;se the rate of 50 per year will be charged
:. The discretion of the publisher.
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j.. A. KfNG3Ay.
, 1865-12-11

Parting Order by Gen. Dodse-A Mill
syaukee Thief Acknowledgements
.1tems-Ice In the. Bltssouri-NuyIea-
tion on the Upper mississippi and
, 1865-12-11
EUROPE
The Rebel Lonn-PToof OF the Accu-
racy Of she PublIshed List.

The Rebel Lonn-PToof Of the Accu-
racy Of she published List.
[Parfs Correspondence New York Herald.1
- =. ~ PANS Nov. H., 1866,
The statements Of certain American cor
respondents Of the English press, aud the de-
minis Of The alleged English holders and
losers of the Confederate cotton bonds, will,
Ibelieye,. be pretty thoroughly refuted ere
leng y The o. lsal ID doenmea
Ing In every case bnt one tho names originally
publlshed-the, exception u Nj. Sampson
(city editor. of the London Tmts.) The
theory Of the New York Herald
in explanation Of this matter is undoubtedly
The correct one-that the gentlemen who
make the denials had never IN reality received
o. applied for or held any Confederate bonds
exception above given, arc, I know positively,
down for certain number Of shares, which
were attributed to them by the Con{edegnte
managers, undoubtedly with ac object. Tho
list Of bondholders Is divided into two classes
--thoso who received Interest on their bonds
and those who did not. In the latter class
are tho gentlemen who have made the denial.
number oi bonds, which, had the Confederacy
become q fact, they would, in all probability,
hare received and profltel by as reward for
thciI' services. Mr. Dclauc,. of tho London
Times, Is down. Mr. Gladstone is down for
twenty, md Sir F. Pollock, who gave the dc.
elsion asainst Ms in the Alexandra case, hns
no less than one hundred against his name.
! Regarding Mr.. Gladstone, there is other
strong presumptire evidence. 1 know that
Mr.. dudley Mann sald to gentleman who
called upon him year ago In London, " am
soHy yon did not come q little sooner, as you
would hare met alr. Gladstone" !" and added,
she Is one Of the holders Of our bonds" Il
!! but enough Of this at present. The story
bY t sIr. i4' b. Bise1o@ Of nuybodv 81" else VIII Be-
T, lieve, recelTc triumphant denial In shor
! t1mo from documents the honesty and zen
ulneness Of which cannot be called In Ques
,tion..
, 1865-12-11
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Rnneral Of Mira. B1Bse1l-Aase1sn1cng
Returns EanSnmon County
Court xIouNe-Act1on OF the Supcrvt&.
ors-Tho AdtutanE Generals Repnrt.
Especial Despatch to the Chcago 1nhune,t>
sftu1ay1ELp, Dec. 4
The funeral OF Hrs. Elizabeth Kane BIssell,
widow Of che late Governor ". Il. BisselI> took
placc tht7 morning at the Catholic Church In IBIS
city, and was largely attended By onr citizens, she
IVES buried in The Hutchinson Cemetery, where r.
pose thercmains Of her husband.
Alexander Yocu1n. OF WiLiamssil1c, has been
bound over in The sum OF 91,ooo 70. hts appear
snce 1t shc next term Of tha Circuit Court Of this
county, to answer 10 the charge Of stealing nine
cows nom Francis N. Rlckett Of the .sme pl,ce.
The following statistics nre from The as.essment
rctu,us Of MoIrie county for 1866 received at the
State Auditors Office to-day:
vslue 81 ssaSf sioa aspn ptapes
fA 5,o46; real and pertou,l property $f.s58, 10;
total tax levied, $5a.Ta6o;. valuation in 1854,
wheat. 1850; corn, ls,6sa; ether field products,
The total valuation ofprope1ty IN LssaIls county
iot lsS5 as per returns A. the Auditors odicc, Is
to know how II happens, when all the other coun-
tles heard hon but Two OF three have largely tn-
The Board Of Supervisors Of sansamon county,
now tn session In this city. have decided not 10
build new ConH House for the present II Is con-
siceIed an unwtsc decision BY a majority Of the
unworthy the eouny, ind tho site Is wanted tos
Sot al lem of news has been received at The
Office Of the Stale ofac1ab to-day. Adjt Gen. Hay
ME ts busfly engaged on his report, which will be
klrd ever Issued in The Stase. twill be volume
Gen. Oeleaby Is sttIl in Washington On business
connected with Stale nGlir8..
, 1865-12-11

held ty eaid fund, md also to clip FROM aald
bonds held by said fund tho coupons then due. and
surrender hc satoe 10 es1d Ttcasure1. ttlne bis re-
and The haid treasurer shaIt then proceed 10 ou.
bu1xe from The Treasury Of the State for the OF
esid fDnd. az amount Q money eqnal to ea!d esf-
Iant and aid coupons. and IN accordance "i.a the
Law. And Tor the perpetual preservation of the
principal Of rad School nnd other Trust Funds md
fur The punciual payment Of the sea1-auruas teefa
lug interest thereon. iar the purposes
Is hereby fTevocatl, pledged
bee. H. Il y hereby declared that N emergency.
s15ts f9E ne hamsdate nkto3 effect o. this &c aet
md afles It's passagu-;
:. The plku. proposed In this bill meets with
'the hearty approval Of the Senate, and, 40
far as a8cert aimed, has many able supporters
in the House. The creditors Of the State are
satisfied with 1t, and do not we'll sec how
the people Of the Slate cnn object to It.
JULIAN AND MEREDITH.
The late attack Of Gen. Meredith upon Mr..
Julian at Richmond, Ind, has been the great
much about It, for 1t strikes nc tho more 1t Is
stirred mp the worse 1t lools, Mr.. Julian's
friends have presented their views through
the medium Of the press, and Gen. Meredith
has answered them ut length In the same way.
Rut do not. see that hts statement In
anywisc jusdfes Him.. Granting that
was unworthy Of his reputation. only al.
Iude to the matter hers for the purpose Of
protesting against the attempts OF parties to
elevate this private teud to the dlgnity OF
political conspiracy or state quarrel. Pollt~
ical and personal enemies, Neasrs. Julian and
Meredith may bare been and were, but allthc
stories about consplracIes, &C., are without
foundation. For my part, L heartily hope
that this last exhibition. disgusting as 1t Is,
will have tho effect to dispose Of both these
gentlemen in public, sense. Then II they
choose 10 quarrel, let them do 30, and don't
care cent which one whips. 81. DENIS.
, 1865-12-11

arc interested as partners in the highly h.
creased value and good will Of the edition,
created in great measure by thelr exertlous.
One.half Of this valuc, which they estimate
al &c. 900, they claim to recover. The pres.
cnt motion Is for 5eseiycr sS Of the property
itndants continue, the latter TO print and tho
former to sell the edition, until the sermius-
tion Of the suit.
Wurd & Houghtoo, on the other hand'
claim that tho. contract was but mere
agcncy, and that whatever right Of property
had by the custom of the trade arisen in an
uncopyrigbted book or edition Of a book,
extended only to the holders Of the atcreo-'
type plates,- and never 70 any person WHO
had not these tangible evidences Of title, and
that the right in snch an edition accruing to
that custom was wholly unassignable without
such plates. They offered to give or take
$4,000 for their rights IN the goodwill. II
Is altogether curious case, and will attract
attention In the book-trade. G. T. Curtis and
William III. Evarts are the opposing counsel,
the former for the plaintiffs, the latter for tho
defendants.
, 1865-12-11

Forfign Rtk1tioa4-Mr. Sumner, ehnlm.n: Doc.
lit,:e, Harris, Henderson, Wade, johnson, Bucka-
finanee-Mr. Ecsssnden, chairman; sherman,
tIMme1rf-ME. Chandler, chairman; Morrill,,
MosFaD sos, Howe, Lane Of kansas, Foot' Nesm''h,
COMPREHENSIVE hss Msg sgg,asue, chairman; Dixon.
ag.<tassrs-1; @ she.nna 5s,s ,ssh22,rnan Lane OF
. 4'titdsy -t1airs md ne Allan-Nr. Wilson,
;sp,ssSs h5exn, peol4ss!s ss a,,,n.
JasieiefYIIf. Ifumhui, ehasrman: Harris,
Clarke, johnson. Poland, Hendricks, Stewart.
man; Ramsey, coupess, Backalow, Pomeroy Van
NRss is 1asas@N. 1esas1yi repeioy chairman: stev.
/ Ifir4e Land kZattas- s-Mr. nar1is, chairman Sum.
ncr, Howard, Williams. Riddle.
, Iad.an Agdirs-Ar. Docti;tle, chairman Lane.
q kantse, Tfumbull' Bucsa'ew, Clarke, Norton,
!; Tnsions-sfr. Lane, Of Indiana, chairman; Van
Minkle ysI Foot, Wilson, ss0ekton, Yates haekalew,
! .Rre1aiqna,y cxaaiftmt-Mr: Nan,scy, chairman ;
C1o;ms-Mr: Clark, chairman Howe. Anthony,
a1sst n i''sa ee,a.ia@sr. taoi a oaiI. chairman
fafea. a"a6s Nasni 69ssf.-Ir: coSan, ehaif:
Man; Lane 0l 1p0ltna- folanQ- NORTON, Gutnf1e,
Prttic Btaldfngs and Grolaads.-H1. Foot. chair
man :'farovn. TInznhnll, Grimes, Hendrieks.
ksalss, TIE, Sesten, M NJ, % cssstn' bsys.. ' u
/ On ne {ht5Ec Ratfroad.-A1r- Howard chairman;
Sherman Morgan, conness, Brown, Yates, Cra:
eiu, Ramsey, SteWaTt- -,
10 AudG md Contsui Ae Confingaat Ezpsrses Of
TIE &ndfe.-Mr- Brown, chairman: Henderson,
Lane OF Indiana. Sumner.
Engrost<d BsAs.-Mr. Lane. Of Indiana, chair.
Hines and M.aing.-ME. ConueAs, chairman
Stewart. Chandler, Morgan, Cscsswcll, Bucka,ew,
Guthrie. ,t..G.. -
! In the F1Yt Of ne Senate.-Mr. Anthony, chair,
I :. JOINT coanrrrEE ON Exnoi1Hp BILLS.
I On he Part az tie StAafe.-Mr. Nye, chaf1man
Howe, Gown.
/. JOINT COMMITTEE ON TIE uDRARr.
. On he fdTt q 1A6StHGte.--Ar. Howe, chairman
Howard. Fesscudeu.
, 1865-12-11
FROM LOUISVILLE

,Acqulttz1 of Major General Palmer
Important E,eclafoH Of the Cnurt-.ap-
peal from tho DeeIAton-Th4 Mayor
atty tmbroclio-Cnpture Of Guer-
lila.
Lou1sy1ItE, Dec. 9--ln the Jcler<on Circuit
Court, In the cata Of tie Commonwealth Of Ken
tucky against Nat, Cen J. II. Palmer, for aidint
slave 10 etcaps, Judge Johnston dismissed the In
'dictment on The ground that tho requisite number
OF States had adopted the Constitutional amend
Hent before the Ilal GE tue indictment, and that
therefore aii cElniaal and penal nets Of the Ken
effect Gen. Palmer hal f.sued proclamation that
slavery hss ceased TO exist In kcntueky. and ad-
Ntees the colored people 10 apply promptly 70 the
courts for redress. If public ctureyauces slal dis
they conform to rcas enable regulations.
FnASKroKr, ky.. Dec. 9.-1sesolutiona sErre yes
terday introduced 1nto the House, endorsing the
P.ssldents poltsy. hyo,ing general @ amnesty, md
IocIsSlLLE, Dec. 9.-ln the Jefferson Circuit
tourt while the trtal OF Col. jacques wns progtes-
tfpE, Cnps. Gibson, one Of the cf'~sel for the de-
Tense was seized with vertigo an, =: ::,s COZ
The Commonwealth Attorney fled an appeal
from Judge Johnston|s dec1alon in the csse d the
Commonwealth against Gen. Palmer. nnd the Court
adjourned sits a:e..
IN the Court House With. rssa+s.soe ma Ats TIM
eontrsct With the Louisville s Portland Hallway
fa1ning The 1fayor, appointed committee to pro-
eeea to Frankfort 10 ask the Legislature to amend
The charter that In thara Is vacancy tu the
pie, and thai any officers removed by impeachment
rnay be eligible for reelection The Board OF Alder
NEE requested 70 poatp1ne tho tt:al Of t1s May
Or one VI eek from Monday next.
guerilla kim, with All uccomplee Of R.rrs, nsar
Mount Washington.
, 1865-12-11
FROM THE SOUTH.

<,......xI ~A> ~.~.~ ur
Newspaper Cohsennon-eno usJo1 I"
e.tubllsaed-NI31lar Interference In
1a,,,.t,,o- .Jtr... 10 she x.eonis ~
..41.t 4>H.- ,sN
Iexa$-NeW o1IenHs WaEAeS-
ceetlSnsHof the Louisiana Legislature
The Mississippi Lcstslature-Szde
nohhea
CAIRO, Dec. 81 he propr1ctors o. Tue Hemphts
papers have called Conyeuaq7 os eondneEosh o.
psW.pape IN The Miss1ssippi Valley s9qlh @ o. re re
the purpose Of con: ultatIon and combination:
Il II reported that the rebel General Witheat
Mayor elect Of Mobile, ha? been tu1os1ned be VIII
not pc allowed TO exercise tnr luncnons 0i 9ls ohce
mill he has received pardon nom the President
Marshal has been re-estabt=hed In that Depart
uent-
New ORLEANS. Dec 1.-THE Monroe, La, Regis
tn comriatDe ot military interference by force Of
arms totake from the sheriff OF the parish one Terry,
dec1ee on m affidavit made charging: him NTH steal
ing cotton and obtaining cotton under false pEe-
senses The Reststfr makes strong Complaints
against the Treasury Axoucy' management ct the
cotton bn.,nsss N that seetion nd southern Ar
kansas p. n- 49,. r.-o.,.
has Instructed big agent Monroe 10 thAfegau the
wit Of seque>,rntion and the Injunction Issued BY
the State Cont Claims 70 COTTON arc taken BY
the agent. ttied md Investigated On the spot, and
The COTTON 'of7sasuao 70 New UTleanE.
'nass lasfna.. u a'F Ti tt5uln tuu A "asnnSton ".
= ~. ,1, ssusI 81, H. H., po1niss ~ yh t,ia ~
hec IL ~ the Tin,Dn The sIate ConEentinn mai
~ aaH ct4r u y Icy eass1
~ ~ ~ ,st,lt Ut ~ ~ =,
p9 ny ~ sos.a1 @ VIII sus "rres
u s4Lsily ~ Hu puns. A4G lHleNt7ttt.G oAust
, 1865-12-11
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.J
: .FRAHKronr, KY. Dec. Q.
bill to establish conventional rate Of Interest
Has ordered printed.
In the contested election cases OF Lore rs. John.
son, and Fea,rus ~, Baker, the majority nport
asked that The case bc dismissed by reason Of the
fact that they are alone ba.ed charges Of mill
tary interference, which the boards could not take
eoenixanee OF. The minority report wss made BY
conservative members Of esch board, asking that
the cases BE- referred to the Committee on Prisil-
eges and Elections. Tbs minority report YVES
adopted-yen1 Fl nays II.
Leave was given to bring In bills to repeal lar
authorizing the appointment Of agents TO visit sick
and wounued soldiers to punish inteue.euee with
elections to provide for vaccination throughout
the co1nnonwealth; 10 repeal the 1a.s to organize
and discipline the militia. Adjourned
= u0CaX. : =.
Leave was given to brin. In bills to repeal The
law 10 pnn,e6 dle1oyal and treasQnabe ptnct,ccs;
10 anthocizc the sale OF securities pledged A. COLA
tetals 10 the Incorporated banks Of this State and
10 tie national banks. -
Resolutions were adopted directing tho Judiciary
Committee to bring IN bill 10 appotsion repre-
aentnt1on In the House and Senate, amt eject O.
S- Senator on the 25th Of January, 1861 .
BHl- wesn passed 10 amend the charter Of tho city
Of Newport, and TO amend The ch1rter Of the Co.
s1nston : lexington Turnpike COMPANY, -
ADJOURNED - -, :.
Nothing ye9 important has been done ~ yet a
great part or tie time is devoted to local aud pd-
.ate eusln;sza great deal Of which Is being pre-.
, 1865-12-11
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Parting Order by Gen. DodGe-A Mill
Syaukee Thief Arrested-Person4f
1terns-Ice In the Observation-Disclosures
tion on the Upper mississippi and
Illinois Rivers. p.
Ispefial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. Louls, Dec. 9.
A recent order from General Dodgc's headqnar-
ters on the plains announces That the following
narned officers have been relieved from duty On hts
stuff, In compliance with orders IRON the War De-
partment: Major ]. ". Barnes, A. A. G.; Major
ID. 4. AcEfroy, judge Advocate: Ms}orJ. Kituer,
Acting Judge Advocate aud Assistant Inspector
General; Capt-'J. F. Burnett. A. A G.; Major G.
c. Chenos, and Captatns O. c. Ford and Ed. Jones,
Aidcs-de- Camp; Capt. j. u. Tomlinson, 9Th q. 8.
infantry, 1. A. Q. NJ -'.'' :
: The, General says: n parting With these OIL
sess, ths Gene1al eMenGs,1nE M e5ssndsto them bis
I, which they have performed ihetr duties-r por-
] lion OF them have been his military family during
ts;nr ms X, ,fncneqer n a,nne ms1 3Iacy
them 10 civil He they will receive That reward and
achieve that success that sheir valuable serves 10
their Government, anl then ithfnl services 10 him
i On yesterday officer Mckee arrested fellow
named Charley Moraui Who Ii charged With stealing
render, but when MCKEE firetf ehot 1t him, and
hal'ed, and waa taken In charge by Ackes and
Hon. ]. r. Kennedy, of Maryland, Secretary Of
the Navy during Fltlmore's administration, but
perhaps better known the author of - Horseahoe
hobiuEoD.r and Other works, IS stopping at the
1intell Charles O'Connot, memhe1 oI the English
Parliament, is stopping at the Southern.
/; We learn thnf Colonel Bonneville, long commau-
der OF Deuton Barracks, IL about to be Transferred
to The command Of Jefferson Barracks.
Ice bh. already made It's appearance In she Mfssou-
ri. and the ferry boats at ST. Joseph have been com
PEELED TO qnit. Navigation in the Big Muddy may
be considered at An eDd for the eeasou.
/ Tbs Upper Mississippi continues to decline and
rs becoming extremely low: The Keokuk packets
'are still running. but Il Dotbns else, The low water
will soon compel them to withdraw
Illinois river remains In ia1r orler for stErn
whecle1s.
, 1865-12-11
FENIANA.

Trouble Mt Ue2uquaraerx-Scs<to OF
the Scnale-Presldent O. '.nahonoy De-
pn.ed from, Ottlce-The eVice.Presldenf
sworn In -7,Eren4urer Kiallau DE-
ro>ed nl*p-TAe Rond Matters.
NEw YoRK, Dec. g.-1hc Fenlnn Senate :wAa In
session yesterday, and the present session Will
cnni'nnc probably week longer, 4 cireala! Of
advice has been sent TO eacn Circle In the United
States. That great discomfort prevails In regard
10 the e1tsayagant expenditures Of the treasure Of
the Brotherhood. - no longer concealed. The
present eess1on Ia called BY the Senate President,
according to the List adjournment.
new YORK. Dec. 1-At the aesxi0n Of the Sen
ate Of the Fcnfan Brotherhood held At New York
on the 7th. articles OF Impeachment wetp filed
against Jno. O'Aahoney. President Of the brother
hood, for perfdy and mafeasanec IN Office Charges
and specifications which arc very minute and yolu-
n,nous were served on sir Manoney the following
d,g. win notice to put In bis plea in response
JUDGMENT BY detanlt recorded against him. Nr. o.
MaheReJ having take no steps to meet the tnatct-
ment against him. the Senae today rcsoIycd itself
into court OF judcation, and having investigated
the charges declared them proved, and deposed Mr.
O'3lah0ney rom the position Of President An
unanimous vote Was then passed calling Npon Vice
President Mr-.W- r Roberts to qualify By tak1n.
the cath of oGlce, on which TINT gentleman Wis
sWoru Into Office, stating beforehand that eompen-
sat1on shouId be attached 10 the posltion while be-
occupied 1t.
The Secretary Of The Treasury, B. D. K11lian has
also been dcposed on grounds sim1lar to those at-
vanced aga1nst Mr.. O'Mahoney.
An address 10 The Circles has been issuel by the
Senate and. Forsynrled By mail. The controversy
about The bonds will be referred to the next session
Of the Fenlan Congress.