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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

DEs MoiNEs. March q.
The Cedar Rapids and Missouri River
Railroad Company have, through the earn
est efforts Of Governor Stone, recently Ss>
leased their claim to over z, 800 acres Of Des
Moines river lands to settlers.
General vandever, just returned from
Washington, reports that the railroad inter
ssts will kill the Mississippi River sppropri.
alton BILL
In the Senate, yesterday, the Committee
on Railroads reported in favor Of IN indefi>
mite postpenement Of the railroad tariff bill
minority report will be given. Bills were
posed lcgalizing the recording Of deeds in
Lee county, aud providing for the sale OF
delinquent lands BY limitation. The report
Of the Committee on Federal Relations aff1r.
ming the Monroe doctrine and denounc,ng
the usuapation of France in Mexico, was
passed. The geological survey bill passed.
The bill to authorize J N. Dewey to settle
With the Government for expenses Of Iowa
in raising troops for the war, was passed.
In the House, the bill for registry law
wss sngrossed. The McGregSr Railroad
bill, which provides for accepting the lard
grant made by Congress for the benefit Of
this road, and giving it to the company
when it shall have complied with its char
ter, was passed. Appropriation bills fos
the Blind Asylum. State University and
State Arsenal were passed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28
KENSlNGTON
IRON !! ! \. WORKS Ks +!
LILO I'd - BLACK

Best ComDoa RO1ood Charcoal Z
4UNoATA DLODA1.
NleroAant Mar, 00o0A 4 0Qo0Po
lloop, 6ranl. p an1 Ang1e 1ron.
Dol1ee Place ao0 sheet 1r00.
Cylin0ee and 0aar4 ~ R109eF
Onao0 r. 1alls, - and n ~ par yssA
vvno091n1 Cha1g0 and 0plkeos ~
rnaaral61, RuncheA q Coaster.
Dan1k. ne
Co0l 2creen Tres,
No11s and Spikes. jan16-d8m
Warehouse, No. - w sier and No 3 narket
streets. Works, Second stseet, Eighth Ward.
adjoining the CITY Gas Works, FlTTSBURG.
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OFraCEus,

r.. SMITH, PsEsr. c. T. EDWARDS, W..
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD, TnsAsuxn.
Dec. 22-dfy r. W. FLOWER srr,,-.,v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

From New York.
NEW York, March PA fire occurred
in the City Hall this morning. Damage
only about $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28
Nip the Evil In the Bud !.
Dr. WHITTIER.
l64 south Clark Street, Chfcu xo. III.

Has for many years made the
treatment Of private diseases his
|basinass sud study. Syphilis
lin oil its forms, elect and STRIFE
lures. Particular attention Civ
en- to old atandinu csaea ~hjrh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

Our Shades and Chr neys need BE- handed q.
eePt Tor cleaning. and Of COURSE less expcsea 70
chimneys broken cost nearly much - the III con.
sumed
IyOur Chimnsys arc made ~ order Of SUP ERROR
0RYST 81 81, selected and fitted apd are not
1HQken ea&ilH n ninnn INN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

Uhurch, Pemberton, n, J., formerly OF the North
baptist Church, PhiiAjeiphia ut psesent Pastor
ol tue Bapt!st ChuTeh hester ia:
1 hAve known HooHanl's German Bltters favor.
ably tor number Of ycais II have used them In my
avn ,amily. and have been SO pleased with their
1fcct4 that was induced 10 recommend them to
many others aud know tlilt they have operated in
1 fiknEly beneficial manner Itake great pleas
II n thus publicly procla ming this fact, snd call.
ing the attention OF those afflicted WITH tho dis
,tses for which they arc recommended 90 these
ilttcrs knowing from experience that my recon.
rcudati0n will he sustained do this more cheer.
fJliy ~ Hoohauds Bitters Ia intended to benelt
M afflicted aad y mot y lum drink"
Yours. truly, LEVI u. BECK.
From rev. W, ., seigiricd Pastor Of Twelfth
Baptist Church, Philadelphia
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

the distressing effects OF indigestion, accompanied
by prOstratiOn 0f the nervous system Numer.
lus remedies were recommended by friends, and
some OF them tested, but without relief Your
UooAaud's German Bitters we're recommended by
persons who had tried them, and whose favorable
mention OF these Bitters induced me to try them
must confess that l Ind an aversion 70 Patent
Meliclnes from lhe 'thoussnd and one" guank
"Bittcrs, whose only attn seems 10 he to palm of
1wsetened anddr1gged liquor upon the community
Sly way, and the tendency OF which, fear Is
- make many confirmed drunkard. Upon learn.
M lhat yours Was really medicinal preparation
took t with happy effect. It's action, not only
pom the stomach, but upon the nervous system,
vas prompt and gratifying. ! feel that have
leriyed great aud permanent bonefit from the use
W. ID. sEIGFRIED, No. aSi ShscEaIG axon II.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
HoOPLAND,s GRaWAN BtFTERs
win cure every esse OF
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,

that this BittsrI 10 not hicholie contains 20 Rum
" WHISKY and cannot make Drunksr,is but Is tho
Bpit TOME In the World.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the 3ist day OF January, 1s5T)
OFFICE OF the AUDITOR OF SrATEl
IHsURANoE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS OHIO. July Is 1894 }

NoLUAbUbl OhlO, Juiy 10, lbot.
WHEREAs, The PHGNIX MUTUAL LITE
INSURANCE COMPANY, located ut Hartford, in
the state Of Connecticut, has nled In this office u
sworn statement Of its condition, as required BY
the act ITO regulate Insurance Companies not in
corporated by the State of Ohio,n passed April s,
1856, and amended February O. 1864, and the act
TO regulate Foreign Insurance Companies .
passed April 3, 1885, and, WHEREAs. said Compa.
ny has furnished the undersigned satisfactory evil
dence that IL Ia possessed OF actual Capital of at
least ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
invested as required by said acts; aud, MuEHEAs,
said Company has flled iu this o1ice written To-.
strument under its corporate seal, signed by thC
President and Secretary thereof, authorizing any
agent or agents Of said Company in This state T.
acknowledge service OF process, for aud In behalf
of said Company according TO the terms OF said
act OF April5, 1860.
Now, rIEKEFoEE, IN pursuance Of the acts
Aforesaid, l, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of
state for Ohio, do horeby certify that said PHO
NIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Hartford 10 authorized TO transact the business
OF Life insurance in this state until the thirty
day OF January, In the year ons thousand eight
hundred and sikty-Seven
sEALl IN wITREss WHEREOF, I have hereunts
subscribed my name and caused the seal OF my
Jnice to be anaxed the day and year above wilt.
gsn. JAS, II GOODMAN.
Auditor Of state.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

1t Is hereby certified. that the foregoing is a cor
rect copy or the Statement Of Condition OF thu
Pnnnlx Mutual Life Insurance Company o.
Hartford Connecticut. made TO and 1led In this
once, for the year 1883,
witness, my hand and seal Officially.
3EAL JAS. u. GOODMAN
jy29wS Auditor State.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
New and Fashionable
Spring and Summer Clothing.
ROSE & STERN,
No. ao5 mira stroOf,

AOho uV't v '-A vi lttVllN IloNoNJ
A RE now receiv ng their stock uf Spring and
q Summer CsOfhfHg, embracing all the u'West
anil most fashion able STYLES. Their stock IS ono Of
the largest and best N the city, aud v goods have
been selected eKpresslt for this market Their
AEsortme ant consists of Goats, Pants, vests, sum
mar suits of elegant tyle anti finish amt general
assortment OF
GeHtIeDteHS' Furnishing Goods.
In CUSTOMER WORK they eau not be ex-
celled having euEagst as cutter Mr. AUGUST
LOOSE, late In the employ OF +. Klop er. lie is
we'll known 70 the citizens O Dayton as one Of the
best in MS line, The quaity Of their goods Is un.
walled, and their ,'7ges shall be such as 10 give
FULL "a rI%FAtrlpN Jo their customers
lEi7n Call and examine our assortment, before
Lfcnasing else where, and yuu will hnd that We
fauch OF low prices rd tben sem higher than an
HJty else. api9-dtf
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saw oF CorrEcTIcrr.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ls.1THH
COUNTY OF HARTPoRD.i a. 1 r...H..s..H H.
Horace j. Morse, Vice President. and Jaa. r
Burns, Secretary OF the Ph9nlx Mutual Life In.
suranco Company, being severally sworn, depos,
and say, that the foregoing 10 full, true and cor
and that they are the above described Ohicers
thereof II. j. MORSE, President
JAS. =. BuRNS Secretary
Subscribed and sworn be ore me, this 10th day Of
Iuly, 1o88. EDWARD GOODMAN
FIVE CENT STAMP Ohio Com OF Deeds In Conn.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

kO0dcls's .Bitters.
They are better than all Pulls, Powders, ~
Sther nauseous disagreoabio com pcunds.
R0b0ch's Bttters.
They can be taken without regard 10 dieg
Al appetizer they have no equal
RObGcIc's Bittcrs.
They are prepared by an Old and sklllfuI ply
elan, from well known vegetable remedies
ROOdck's BiteTs.
Wherever known they have become a stant
family strsngthing remedy.
RObOcie's Bitters.
Try one bottle, and you viii always use ths
and recommend them 70 others.
ROJdch's Filters.
Prince Walton & Co., Sole Proprieto,
And compounder Of Stomach Bittars, Blood Puri.
fer and Blood Pills, and Distiller and Manufar-
turer Of Catawba and Swedish Brandies and all
kinds Of the finest domestic liquors which are sold
wholesale or in any desired quantity at Nos &c. 5s
30 and 62 East Third street Cincinnati, Ohio.
For sale ~ Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
everywhere - febl5dHNly
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
From the Rev. Thos. ID. Winter, D. D., Pastor o.
Rotborough Baptist Church

Robborough Baptist Church. -.
Dear Sir;---I feel 1t due 70 your excellent prepa
ration Hoohaud's German Bitters, to add my tes
gmony 10 the deserved reputation IL has obtain Ell
have for years, at times, heentronbled with grea
lisorler In my head and nervous system. 4 wa
dyised by friend TO try bottle Of your GerTnAl
Bltters. did so, and have experienced great an,
unexpected reliet; my health ilas been very una
teriaIly benefited. / confidently recommend thu
article where meet with cases similar 70 my own
tnd have been assured by mis- - OF their good ef
RoxhorouRh, Pa.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

The amount Of its capital or earnings dc.
posted In any othor state, as security
Tor loases theroln ................. mono.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
DEwARE OF cor NrERFEITs.

BEwARE OF COT SrERFEITs.
Sec that tho signature of''C. NJ JACKSON Is on
the wrapper uR each DOttle.
should your nearest druggist not have the art
Gle do not be put on by any " the intoxioatiht
preparations that may Re offered In Its place but
by eNpress.s aui nHE f.aIlI
PRINCIPAL oFRICl. AND MASUPACroRY,
NO. B3i Arch So. PhIladelphlR, Pa.
JONES 4 EVANS,
lSscssssors 70 O, ~. JlCKSoy2 co., .Ia
uH Liza ao PRoPRIEToRs,
For sale BY Druggists and Dealers IN sysry toTr
| Ia tho Uhitsd statoS, dec9s -aln wd&eaww
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AtaI estatt.
LEETZ q APPLEGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
once 323 Third street, North side.
DAYTON oBio.

"A SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
Dayton, adjoining Liberty q SOD
a tine residence, eA aerps wen improved,
within one mile OF Dayton-t8D0.
"a, "A frame house aud ~ acres, on oroCncastle
arm % 100 acres, on Bear Crock, good land,
iaIn o. g scsss, two miles north Of Phillips.
a nne brick on Jones strect-e3BO0.
A mo house aud lot on East Third street Al 800
Three houees and lots on Fourth street for o. 500
ta,oOO and % each all cneap,
me residence In yellow Springs, well Inn
a good house aud lot, well improved. on Long
A farm, miles from Dayton, ofiTO acros. woll
improved, on Eaton Pike cheap for fi7OOO.
a Iarn OF lof acres mile east Of lnion. on the
oid Trey Troy road well Improved, and the best qualify
farm of 10 acres, sliImproved. miles south.
acre
Flax factory, occupied By Messra. Davis q Co.
Win machinery, and acres OF land.
hrm q $50 acres, mile north Of Brewn's sta
ton on Western R, r., on Twin Creok, well i'm
A farm of 20 acres, on Greenvilie r. R.--sa94O
farm OF D2 ecrea good improvements, al
Browns station, on Western r, r. es 200,
farm Of 10 aeres, on Germantown Pike, milei
from Dayton-990O0
A humber Of houses and lots In different parts Of
the city. All win Be sold cheap
feb2-u LENrz APPLICABLE. r. Z. A.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
FROM Rev. D. Merrige, Pastor OF the PAsSyunk
Church, Philadelphia

FROM the many respectable recommendation
given to Dr HOOhand's German Bitters. was In
lucad to give them trial After using seTera
lOttles | found them to be good remedy for lie
bility, and most excellent tonic for the stomach
.g ID MERRfGE.
From Rev. Wm. smith, formerly Pastor OF th,
viucentown and MillYil1e N. - baptist Churches
Philadelphia.
Having used in my family number Of bottles
Jour HOohand's GermaU Bitters have 70 say thai
regard them rs an excellent medicine, special
dAptcd TO remove the diseases they are recon
nended for. They strengthen and inyigorate til,
system when deblltated, and are useful In disor
isrs OF the liver, loss Of appetite, 6e have ala
ave tried them, and found them greatly DenehclA
n the restoration OF health. Yours truly,
HM. SMITH. 96s Hutchinson Street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
FROM Rev. J. NcwtOu brown. d. d. Editor o. the
Eucyelopediaoi Religious Knowledge and Chris

From Rev. j. Newton brown. ID. d. Editor o. the
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge and Chris
tan Chronicle, Philadelphia. 81
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general through distrust OF
their ingredients and effects, yet know OF no suf
tlcient REASONS Why a man may not testify 20 the
benefits he believes himself 10 have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute TO the benoht of others.
/ do this the more readily iR regard 10 Hoo1ands 5
German Bittcrs prcparedby Dr. c. NJ Jackson OF
this city, because VAS prejudiced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiely an alcoholic mi xture.3 / am Indebted TO nj
friend, R0b't Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage.
mcnt 10 try them when suffering from great and
long continued debility. Tho use OF three bottles
)l these Bitters at the beginning Of the present
year, was followed 10y evident relief and restorR
tlon to degree of bodily and mental vlgor which
had not felt for six months before and had almost
iespaired OF regaining. 1 therefore thank God,
and my friend for directing me to the use of them
j NEWTON BROWN, Philsdeiphia.
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TAuRspAY. JAxuARr g 1sa.
The Tennessee Delegation

Ac1see Oeiegatlon.
The Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gazette. telegraphs that
paper under date of the odd inst. as
follows:
The Reconstruction Committee VIII take
mp the qaestion o. the admission Of tbe
Tennessee members, aud Will probably re-
port nPon The subject as soon Is the Legis-
azure 0t ihat STATE adopts the bill now be-
lore y e9n4efring upon negroes the right 10
tesity ana sue in the Courts. Those Union
members WHO are wiling to admit the Ten
ne see delegates while excluding the others.
paee On The grounds. first, that penues-
see was reconstructed while the rebellion
was Sui existing, by Unicnists, and rebels
were di~sfranehlsed; secondly, because Ten
nesssei BY her new Constitution, abolished
slavery aud ratified the abolition By a non.
ular vote, before Congress submitted the
Constitutions -smendment ab0lishlnp slsv-
cry thirdly, because Andrew johnson w.
recaEuized &c q Senator for the State nm tn
March, 1858, aud The Union National Co.
Vention ot-ls64 wsDt there for their romi-
nee Tor Vice President; f.urthlv. because
teunessee furnished over thirty thousand
soldiers 10 the Union armies and ffthIv-
because 81 her delegation, as Is Understood,
c1n take the oa Ia, and two Of them fougbt
N the Union army. These points, 10 them.
seem 10 place the case Of Tennessee on dii-
ierent esoabds from the rest Of the States.
The tendency % prsve-t a rapture between
The President aud Congress has ;ueliped
some 20 favor her admission, if her Legisla-
lure posses laws protecting the rights Of her
e0lored people.
The lower branch of the Legislature
passed the bill, yesterday, admitting
the negro TO the courts rs 8 witness.
Il viii, no doubt receive the sanction
VI the Senate and become n law. The
Reconstruction Committee can then
sct as it pleases. The future welfare
q Tennessee does not depend apo
the admission OF ber representative to
Congress. The Government has more
81 stake than she has.
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The Memphis Appeal, which appears
TO be, like the Richmond Examiner,
under the control of an irrepressible
'bomb-proof," thus threatens the Union
men oFthe South
"The Confederacy is gone, and while
we hold in sacred reverence its glorious
memories, and treasure in our heart o.;
hearts those few in Ssrdis who did not
defle their garments, those noble
breed ofmen and women who showed
most true metal, the greater the sacri-
fees they were called upon to make,
and who to the last gave an unreserVed
allegiance to their country, drinking
" Loye.in each lils-drop that flowed from
her breast
we, bitter rebels feel as we have been,
can give the charity of silence to
""The slave
Whose treason like a desdly blight,
Crept Ger the councils OF the brave,
To blast them il their hour ofmIght.'
yes, we can give him or her the
charity of silence. If he sees fit TO live
in and seek n competence in the land
ne has betrayed, why let him eat the
bitter bread of remorse in peace, and
be assured that if a single element of a
man remains within him, hat bread
viii indeed be bitter"
Such fools ss the writer of the twad-
die we have quoted above revive the
dying suspicious OF the northern PEG
pie, strengthen Stevens in his project
Of wholesale c~onfscation, and help 70
keep bright the fires of discord and ha.
tired between the sections.
Here is q fellow who has by his
crimes forfeited his life to the country
"A person who owes his life and liber-
ty to the gracious mercy of the PresN
dent and the tolerance of the Amer
can people; and this unhung traitor
has the impudence to viliify loyal men,
and threaten them If there are many
such persons in the South, the Prei-
dent will presently draw the rope tight
about some of their necks, by way Of
caution to the resL-Ns.g York EeSAsg
Post.
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The Reooustraction Committee.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l-The Recon
struction Committee is now fully orgst-
lgpd. and hiss begun its work. The
members found. after thorough inquiry
respecting matters, thatit would be I'M
possible for the whole committee 10
make the required or advisable sxaIn-
ipation OF all the States lately IN rebel.
lion. and il hss, therefore, been dlyld-
ei into four sub cOmmittees. Zach Of
these sub-committees has a Senator at
lis head. and is assigned 10 the duty Of
making the necessary examination IN
regard to two OF three States, and Il Is
understood that their reports will he
made directly Ia the twO houses Of
Courres while tho committee as q
whole viii make q separate report with
recommendation. Two Of the sub
committees, at least have begun
tie examination OF witnesaee Sew
eral gentlemen who have made lour
ness OF greater or less length during the
last six months in the South, have al.
ready been summoned 10 sppear before
one or another subcommittee, and
others have been directed 20 hold them
selves in readiness to appear when
wanted There are indications that
the case Of Tennessee will be the first
reported upon there is no probability
OF an immediate report w IN respect
10 that State With respect TO other
states il need only he said that the ex-
animation will be thorough enough to
keep them on probation for some
months 90 oDe
e.
The witnesses called before the sub
committees will not be wholly North
erners or temporary residents OF the
south, but Will embrace persons OF all
classes, thoroughly identified with the
states in which they live. This rule
will be followed even in respect 70 a
State 50 far away as Texas, from which
witnesses will be summoned st an early
day.
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lust received BY n. A Parish L Co Cslss.
- street SoUth Of Bng1,
"a Consignment,
lOs Hsgs Of Corn.
1000 BRgs OF uaf~.
1000 Pa OF Brzu.
looo Bales q Hay.
jan2l-u
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sessInv.

Efter the House was called to order, the
negro te timUuy bill was taken up.
Mr.. Steele presented an amendment. re-
psuliug the franchise act, and providing
that until it is repealed the He. 70 testimony
bill sholl have no effect; and also declaring
that the subsequent passage ola bill d sfraa-
chising any white mau who has taken the
amnesty oath. shall operate as a repeal Of
the present act.
Mr. Steele advocated his amendment at
considerable length.
Mr. hsiEer, OF Shelby, ives for voting on
the Franchise separately, and moved - lay
the amendment on the liable.
The motion had been made bv Mr.. Raul
ston, but he had Withdrawn il, 10 allow Mr..
Walker 10 make G few remarks)
Mir. Aulloy aPgsgYsd tbs amendment rs
out of order and The Chairman sustained
him, aud the amendment was ruled cut.
Mr.. Hood moved 10 amend he biz 5y d.
clariug that il did not confer the right OF
suffrage on negroes.
Mr.. Smith, OF Hsrdeman, moved 70 Law
the amendment on the table. Withdrew.
Mr.. Williams renewed the motion, snd il
Was loss "a follows
AYEs-Messrs. Brandon, Bledsoe, Brittle,
Blackman, Clinton, Donaldson, Fan kn,r,
Hudson, Lewis. Maxwell, Melton, Mulloy,
A a. ARf A&fl gLNANar 4aAAAAA VI AAAAAHiAahlH
Sno3drr!y. s egal3, 1~hurnturgh, Waters Of
Wilson, Welsh, williams, Willis. Wood
cock, Speaker Heiskell-25.
NoEs-Aessrs. ATnrll, Baker, Carter,
Coward, Doughty, Dowdy, Duggan, Duna-
way, Elliott, Freeman, Fuson, Garner. Gil
mer, Grove, Grimmet, H,od, Hale, Jarvis,
Jones OF Claiborne, Jones OF Greene, Ker-
chival Marable, Mason, McNair. Mullins,
Moss, Murphy, Nicks, Norman, Ordway,
Pattoa, Posten, Pickett, Raulston, Rogers,
scs ss. Symmetry, Smith Of Obion, Steele,
Til mas, Underwood, VA ers Of Madison
Warren, Mslkero OF Bhee, Walker Of Shelby,
Wines, Woods, Wynne-is.
The amendment was then adopted.
The question was then taken on the bill
a. amended. with the following vote.
Ayes-Messrs. Arnel. Baker, Carter
Donaldson, Doughty, Dowdy, Elliott, Free
man, Fuson, Garner. GIlmer, Grimmett,
Hood Audson, Jones, Of G. aiJorne, Ker-.
chiyal, Lewis, Mason, Maxwell, MeFair,
Mullins, Mulloy, Moss, Nicks, Normsn,
Ordway, Postoa ,PucSeti, Raulston, Rogers,
Smith, Of Hardeman, Smith, OF Obion,
Steele, Underwood, Waters. Of Wilson,
Water. o. Madison, Walker, Of Rhea.
walker, Of shelly, Wines, Woodcock,
Wo1ds-sl.
Noes-Mssars. Brandon, Bledsoe. Brittle.
Biacsman, Cli0gan, Coward, Quggau, DUN
uway, Faulkner, Grove, Hale. Jarvis, Jones,
o Greene, Marab'e, Melton, Murphy, Parks,
Patton, Porte, 5 .ales, Simmerly, Shultz,
Suodder Y, etegald, Thornbu Oh, Thomas,
Warren, Welsh, Villains, Willis, WynBe,
Speaker Heiskell-S2.
Amer ordering the bill to be transmitted
10 tue Senate, the House adjourned.