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BARTON VERMONT
lartclIa. attention given TO repairing. oh'P
over the standard once -
HALL a- JoShNN,
DEALERS rs DRY GO 'bN' WI. GoODS' "c.
bAEioNs NE-NoNi.
A good a-soumcHt "i Hm4"He, Hats caps
Boots, SHOES. t'tt.' 7'-t'r -'''.'' 'l".l'-' O..
1}3E. 5O<IEE Il SONS,
Apotberar.es aud Wholesale Druggists.
BARTON. yEiuoNr.
HENRY gT5A8!PFRFlS.
-rrI.~u0p STOVE AxD HOLLOW WARE .
,,,--.,,- ,-rr,,,,r
Williams, s.Ip S-one Stove. r,esr thing vet in
vcurcU Pumps, Sinks, &c BrpHrug done.
g.. W. ROBINSON.
my cg,DS " T GuOBS GROCERIES +.
...,,- ,-,,,,o>.r
p,...I,. Md. CI,rIfn. Hardware Boots. Shoe.
u1.. Cap- Flour, Sail, Nails, Gas- &c.
"a. *. fIApP.
GPoCFRy. AND RESTAURANT. (
r1RroN. VERMONT.
r.ar. nr, hand OYSTER, bv the Gill or the gal
Ion Confectionery 5ral kinds, Pies Cakcs, Nuts,
Cider, Ale, i"Mcg1 'l1afs, Apples, II, D''eS'
halNins. hafoa buH"llE, opPosnC DCIo--
5OHN JENNESS,
PROPRIETOR OF THE UNION HOUSE.
.Ii. 800. >-o ,,oi,.
wifi he ,a.rsI rD promote HE comfort Of guests
e., D., ,,,,,y T.,
7,poDpr1,go.r o'I, nm, ~ p,pro>- HOTEL
-
'''.''>' ''''''0-, -, 20 ...,,,..
TI' ,-Iga. All sron af his House. Also a good
Livery i'm connection with the same.
N TTT-RTsARD
,r-.,- ,.,,.,- ~, (,,pDT,CU p,TNTER
hoOoE, HlVN AMI NAl'l'I1A0I1 AIN i-i'
BARTON, VERMONT
Iufrator of Wood and Marble, Paper Hanger,
Gmzier. &c
r., TE0EITFITs.
ropr7C.,- O. D0,rEsrTC 5TARRT f WORKER
,.,-.rC,.. ,-,p,,o>,r
Csr,,,it, Monuments furnished. Shop on Wa
tor Srrrcf
7, = 79T,,,7 T75975O
c,rpr,c15 ,T.KFR AM REPATRFR.
- ,,,p,ro>,r
o,....,- ,,,I ro.,,- ,,.,, Always at home
HooU MoLh "HE Io,-Is t-y ------. --------
hANG q ADA-uS,
U NJ NJ l . , ! y VI l. ~ II Il y ! 70
ANA "n'leS"'1 "''''''' ~
FLOUR BVIIGh, Gli,l CnLET5 ,,,c Az D A Il L Ni' VI
--,-.... e+-,,t e,,.i,,,,t;,Id Mass
.,.,,.
H' BE LANE 0 D'
L, II, OWN ELL,
DEALER IN ALI, KINDS OF FURNITURE
r.prox. vUENoNr.
AIsodcaIerfp Casinos Spring Mattresses, Cot
fins and Caskets.
J. e.. DWINELL,
FURNITURE DEALER AND REPAIRED
CLOVER. VERMONT
,, u, H.. ;,,. ,l,,..,,y lyo,+ Sofas 7 ON
oos CurtaTu Fixtures Bureaus, Bedsteads, Mi
rors, Picture Frames, StutieG' cane ana e,m W 90 %
''ii'' - - ..ts,,.. 'C,,.1-o+s Err,,iture ~
-,.,fr.,I and CoDe Scat Chairs bOttOmed GOOD .
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LANE & ADAMS,
COM sion MERC Ii a n I
ana wholesale dealers in
FLOUR BUTTER. CHEESE All AL L KINDS OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
81 Main Street, Springfield, Mass.
H. r. LANE 0. D. ADAMS.
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NJ y PAIMER.
I'M Hls 4 a hHI-Ta A1AN7
S L r G + o n d E n L | S

N . y . D u n y
NEWPORT, VERMONT.
Consult DIR. Palmer where skillfu operations IL
Dentistry are required, because no operator Is
more careful to avoid pain, more perfect IN the
art or reasonable ia prices.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
CRANE & BISBEE.

CRANE & BISBEE,
AT1ORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
NEWPORT, VERMONT.
w. d. Crane. L. Il. Bisbee
Special attention paid to the collection of all
claims against the government.
J. T. ALLEN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
NEWPORT, VERMONT.
CHARLES /. VAIL,
ATTORNEY, PENSION & BOUNTY AGENT.
uAsHURGH VERMONT.
WM. ID. TYLER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
IRAsHURGH, VERMONT.
omcc in the Court House.
DALE 4 ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND DCOUNSELLORs AT LAW
DERBY LINE AND BARTON, Vt.
GEo n. DALE. ]. B. ROBINSON.
Pensions, Bounties and all Military Claims pro-
cured.
JOHN II. SARTLE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
BARTON, VERMONT.
CIRCUIT BRO'S.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
AND CLAIM AGENTS.
BARTON, VERMONT.
VIII attend the Courts in Orleans and CALEDONIA
Counties.
wM. w. CIRCUIT. !. CIRCUIT JR.
G.. 3. PARKHURST, VI. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
EAsRrEGH, VERMONT.
$. Y. WHEELER,
LICENSED AUCTTONEER AND SALESMAN
BARTON, VERMONT.
Auctions attended to with prompuess. Terms
reasonable.
4. CURRIElB,
MANUFACTURER SASH, DOORS, BLINDS.
BARTON, VERMONT
Will always he ready 10 attend 10 all call, in
mis- lime. Call at THE old shop.
SAMUEL STANFORD.
DEALER ~ PLOWS, TINWARE, FLOUR
IEA-BCtGH, VERMONT
Also Horses 90 let at all times, aEd general jot
~. l.. RAWSOE,
WATCuMAKEB AND JE WELLE r.
BARTON, VERMONT.
Dealer in Clocks Watches, Jewelry, Silver ant
Plated Warcf
JOHN y. SKINNER,
MERCHANT.
BARTON, VERMONT
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). Z. BOW LER,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC MARBLE WORKER
BARTON, VERMONT.
Granite Monuments furnished. Shop on Wa
iur ~fVppr
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VI. HUBBARD,
HOUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE PAINTER.
BARTON, VERMONT.
Imitator of Wood and Marble, Paper Hanger,
GuZier. Mc.
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ii. y. EsECkFORDs
CARRIAGE MAKER AND REPAIRER.
BARTON, VERMONT.
Good work and ready pay. Always at nome
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SON = > TN y AsNNs
PROPRIETOR OF THE UNION HOUSE.
GLOVER, VERMONT
An excellent home for The traveller. No pains
will hc spared r0 promote The comfort of guests.
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J. g.. DWINELE,
FURNITURE DEALER AND REPAIRER.

Best Of Furniture always kept. Sofas, Loun-
gcs, Curtain Fixtures, Bureaus, Bedsteads, MIr.
rOrs, Picture Frames, Stuffed, Cane ana Nooo
seat Chairs, Tables, Cribs, cabs, Casinos Spring
Mattresses. Also Cotfus, Caslcts. Furniture re
paired and Cane Seat Chairs bOttOmed good "a
ever.
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r. III. LITTLE,
PROPRIETOR OF THE BARTON HOTEL
BARTON, vEHMoNT.
Carriages ln attendance ON arrival Of uaIps.-
The Stage. all stou ut this House. Also a guOC
Livery i'm connection with the same.
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ID Pc 5S@ "a = ~ SUNS
ApotHec8T.es and Wholesale DruSSist'
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Is. c. BURPEE,
Proprietor CASPIAN HO Us Il.
GREENsBoRO, VERMONT.
Thi, house is Kept in good style and at reason
able prices. SPECIAL attention given to hshlhi
parties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-23

s sarysvine and siectrotypne the Illustrations fof w
ArricntuTai Report The rehdue. $3.50 % ~ d,
pended for numerous ether aooumen NJ 'sn' A'e0
The engraving and printing fof the ~ &c Annent.
consisting principally Of commission wa fsotA ana
discharges for the RssI ana aort M mtsre ,a On
TICS amounted during the last yeN % W ~ pu'
the return Of peace has already oused very great de-
crease in the acquisitions Tor TINS class OF printing
ecuted for the Government through this ONCE. For
drawing fac simiIe copies OF the maps plans &c. ac
companyug the records Of the Supreme Court OF the
United States, the sum OF s227s was psia during inc
last year.
nyng the Reports VI the Operations OF the Armies OF
the United States" which before being printed VIII DC
submitted the Committee Of Congress having excu
sive control over such matters
THE PUBLIC BINDING.
The binding Of documents for Congress and OF Diank
books hos progressed in very satisfactory manner
and the character Of the binding will compare favor,
ably with that Of any other establishment IN the United
States The quantity Of work executed during the
wear ending on the 30h Of September, 1865. exceeded
that of the preceding year; but. owing to small de.
crease in the price Of materials its cost did not
the price Of labor has increased in exactly the same
proportion in the printing department las shown on
page of this report) and the cost OF materials IN
still greater proportion the quantity OF binding exc.
cuted within the last year has cost much less than 1t
would have cost under the contract system Of previous
periods.
II will be seen by reference to statement No. I that
the cost Of the public biudlng for the year ending on
the 3Oh Of September 1865 would have cost under the
contract system Of five years ago, the sum OF s 4Og
Or and that appears by statement No. g. its actual
cost deduc,ng the amount Of materials on hand was
s30 s96 &c. showing saving in expense OF SAP 5l2 ~
in addition to which Is the Of 9l5 10 Zone half Of
the proceeds OF &c. sold during the year,
account making the total sum Of t7s3o 90 has been
deposited in the Treasury required by law.
5So. D. DEGREES. Superintendent Of Public Printing,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-23

wHfe there bss been decrease Of dependents there
has been gratifying increase Of schools and pupils at
tending them a. win be seen in the admirably prepared
report Of Mr.. y. A Fiske. Superintendent Of Schools
showing that though the novelty Of the privilege OF
learning s gone the interest OF the people IN the
educstion Of their children has not abated In some
instppces planters have established schools for their
EMPLOYEES az means Of promoting good order and con-
teptment 1t 10 also very gratifying to see Q few
Churches organizing Sabbath Schools for coored chil
dren The Baptist Church in this city, setting noble
example, has already o large Freedmen's Sabbath
School IN successful operation.
By means of the apprenticeship system, comfortable
homes have been provided for large number Of orphans
and other destitute children. The system Is popular
but am very suspicious of H. The practice Of bind
ing oct children Is dangerous nssuuch ss 1t fosters
the old ideas OF compulsory labor ard dependence
Still with proper safeguards 1t may be useful as TEN
porary expedient
department Is now well organized His report exhibits
fully the sanitary condition of freedmen. and the means
used for the relief OF the sick.
In the land reports forwarded herewith will DO found
complete st Of all farms and town lots restored. win
their estimated value and anolher list Of those remain
ing IN the possession Of tie Bureau. Thelsnds peuan
ing are OF put little value, and viii afford but sma
revenue But the balance in the Treasury VIII pay
current expenses, until it shall be determined by Con
whether the Bureau is 70 be continued or not ano
II go by what means IL shall live.
For convenience Of reference present the principa
facts gathered from the reports Of staff ofcers ana
superintendents OF districts IN the following taoua
form;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-23

O. Whomf "A. MT. "A. TsStewart.
objection made 10 introducing article copied into
another paper as the alleged hblous article Counsel
for the painti offered to show that the article which
witness read was exact copy Of the original article
o. was not your attention first called 10 the article
In The morning paper BY the heading. Libel on Mr..
STEWART A. lily impression Is that read the criticize
first and then the heading.
O. Was the heading =" A veteran Roue. what hrst
attracted your attention to the artice A. Ithiak nos
o What first led you to think that Nj. stewart wst
the person intendedi A. formed that opinion "hiis
reading the article
O. Al what point in reading the article did you rs
form the impression that Mr.. Stewart was the persos
iutendedt A think first formed thai iupressior
from that part of the article which audes TO his COM
mercia relations his large wealth. and the aIusion 70
the ownership II Depan.row. 1,,..
q Did you read the article In IAe Poee oaies'
A. never have
The Counsel for the plaintiff announced that the>
should call no witnesses and should offer no ar
gument on the case. Himself and bis client In coming
here had been actuated by Of duty not by any
feeling Of revenge or desire for pecuniary damages
They now left the matter In the hands OF the Judge.
Should he deem II proper to bring the matter to Ine
notice Of higher court they would be ready TO snstaiv
their II otherwse, they should proceed 10
further In the matter.
The defendants Couns sci then moved a dismissal %
the case Judge Downing declined 10 dismiss the cese
but said be would consider the matter and u ne dc.
sired 10 hear any argument from the counsel upon IT,
be world give them notice. And here prooab! ne
great libel suit will end.
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Its Operations In North Carelina-Repor'
Of Commisslsncr KEN.
plery Conduct Of the Freedmen.

The following is the report Of the Assistant
Of the Freedmen's Bureau for North
Carolina for the quarter ending December 81. 1865:
BUREAU OF REFUGEES FREEDMEN AND ABANDONED
LANDS, HDQRs. ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER,
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
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Balance on hand January ], 1965.....r.....sII% II
Very respectfully, Il. WHITLEY,
Colonel and Assistant Commissioner.
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IN order TO increase the competition for the paper re.
ouired for the public printing, Joint resolution was
passed at the second session Of the XXXvIIIth Con.
xress directing the Superintendent 10 purchase it by
Accepting The sealed proposals Of the lowest bidder
bidders for any specific portion portions Of the whole
snount Of any particular kind OF paper required for
sisy yet moatks sir months, ycsy the M uimum
portion be specified BY the Superintendent In his ad
Tertisemept for proposals. and to be low 40 will In
his Judgment. most increase competition and be most
advantageous 20 the United States" The results anti
cpated from this resolution not realized ut the re-
cent .tting-in every the bidding for the smaller
quantities Of paper " for either three months six
months one year being considerably higher than
we're thoee for the whole quantity required Tor the EN-
sire year. Irespectuy recommend that the Joint res
olutfon may be smpied BY striking the words In
itshcs thus allowing the reception OF proposals either
FOR the whole portion Of the paper every clasa
Tor the entire year. bur for shorter period. This win
permit manufacturers Of paper Of small capital and "a
cjites TO compete for contracts and will accomplish
al that can DO accomplished By the law as 1t now
stands.
n viii be seen By reference 10 statement No. that
the sum paid paper for the public printing during
The year ending the 30th Of September 1868 amount
ed 10 o. @ 566 ls and the Indebtedness to the Of
12a $50 32 making an aggregate amount Of ,255..
ass ST. Ofthis amount there remained on hand paper
which cost the sum OF s34e. 22f 81
LTTH0GRAPHISG AND ESGRAvfNG.
By reference 70 statement No 1t viii be seen that
abe whole amount paid during the year for fhosraph
Ing and engraving for Congress was e6027a 90. Of
wbcb e1r al 50 for ilnstrating the Patent Office
Reports under contracts entered the direction
81 &c Conmitse on Printing 80 50 for the maps
tho cesst Survey Report sac ~ 1ss 2s
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ps..euaers Arrived,

In steamship Quaker City, from Chsrleon-I r. IIeleoa
Edward Mars c. H. Baldwin q. Curidy Henry Weldon
Mis-, d. NJ Booth Mrs Knobosch snd two chi dren, Nine
Chre,,y Gabriel -. M. L. Jarvis Mr.. Mallory A. 10.
rvuiek J. C. Vidal A. H. Chrisholm Z. " Wilson, H. No
Gahsn J. 8. Hughes, T. McDOnsd T. Brown, 4 her'
tom j. C. Brover p H. Pepper, ID. X Williams, 5. Moris
J. II. Basges, j. T. Wooh, W. '" Wyhe and 20 40 TIE SEER
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COR CALIFORNIA via NICARAGUA

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First Cia,, second Class Third Clsss
S175 to $3.50. S10D. S5O.
THROUGH To SAN FRANCISCO.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COhPANf
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thereby insurng passengers .,-,
"A PR0APr AND RELIABLE TRANSIT,
will dispatch the fast and elegant steamship
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EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES.
For passage apply early BY mail In person, at No. iT
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Gnfesf ahiu News.

AkalFED.
Steamship Ashland Norton, Galveston ?th via Key "ot
18th instr with cotton. &C., 70 Whitney liatnswsy
Steamship Quaker City, West Charleston % louis huses
and pass TO Arthur Leary. , ,,,, .
Steamer Merry Sanford, Sherwood, Boston, Whitney =
Hathaway.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05
Conversational.

WASHINGTON, July 3D. .SENArE.-Mr
Wilson reported from the Military Com
mittec the regular Army Bill, introduced by
him also the House joint resolution in re
lation to bounties to cOlOred soldiers.
A Joint resolution for the purchase, al
$500, Of the law library of the late Jane.
w. Petigrcw, Of South Carolina, wa.
passed.
II was then ordered that when the Senate
adjourned to-day it be 10 meet on Thursday
next.
The Indinn appropriation bill was thcr
taken up. The question being on the Sen
ate Finance Committee to attach the Indar
Bureau TO the War Department.
Mr.. Elliot, from Conference Committee or
the Frccdmen's Bureau Bill, submitted q
report similar TO the Scnstcs yesterday.
Mr.. Frink moved to lay the report on the
table. Lost, % 10 102. The report was
then agreed to. SO the bill was passed by
both Houses.
Mr. Doolittc offered in behalf Of the In.
ditional appropriations, which were agreed
to. Among them was one appropriating
100000 for the relief Of destitute Indians
Of the Southern SUPPLEMENTARY.
On motion Of Mr.. Edwards, the House
joint resolution for the appointment of a
committee on rctrcachment, was referred to
Committee on Commerce.
Mr. Grimes offered an amendment that
any loyal person or citizen of the United
States, of good moral character, may trade
with any Indian tribe by giving bonds in
the penal sum Of not less than 5000 or
more than 10000 for observance Of the
laws and regulations for the government Of
the Indian tribes. Agreed TO- The bill was
then passed. 1t goes back 10 tho House for
concurrence in the amendment
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05
latest news
~ TELEGR.APH.
Terrible Conhagra.
ton in Portland.
MALI the eIn m RUNS.
the fire sTIll RAGING.

rsnslAxD, Me-. July I.
4 0se WhisA oeonsred heeu this eveuiua
Destroyed Brown Z Sens Sugar heues, on
Ce09eesialstses 81 swesptae usrthvafd
thseoah tAat strset, into aome wooden
buildiaGs beewsen Centre end Croix streets
esasu1iag everything = Il vent. J. B.
nsswa 1 Soa's ~ was ireu eeO0. 900 to
o5oo, 900. lneussd fce oS0O, 900. STAPLES
: SIS aashins shsp snd n. P. Riehsrd.
- 4 Ce.'s steve foundry ere cempletly
Destroyed.
The Ore be- completely swept through
ths city destroying everything 10 its track
% completely that the lines Of the streets
sao hardly b. traced for space Of one and
. half mile long BY quarter ofa mile wide,
many baildinss. perhaps 80 were blown up
70 check the flames, but the inhabitsnts
could scarcely do more than flee with their
families to the upper part Of the city saving
such goods - they could carry.
The custom house being fire proof escaped .
though greatly damaged. The court rs-
cords il the upper story were probably dc
stsoyed. The splendid city and county
building % Congress street which VA
nearly iire proof was considered cafe end Il
We 6lled full offusuiture BY the neighbos-
ing residents and then II Was swept away
With I'll its contents.
Half The city 10 destroyed and that half
ieeladss nearly oil The business portion, ex.
sspting the hsevy basissss % Commercial
street.
An The banks and Newspaper odlcss ere
burnsd. But thsse printing ofBces ere lset.
An ths jswslfy eseablishmsots wholesale
dry goods stores, several churches, Tie tsl>
eeraph o6les, NEARLY oil the stationery steess,
cad ths majority q The business pisces are
Destroyed.
Ths ofs y still raging below Csobsrlasd
sefsee, weskine back % The westward, ~
.wieA haying Gkaneed.
Co. Hsssy Ianan has ts.egrsphsd ~
lssoo eoo1o . aeoo00odaeo tho ko0o9eoe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05

WAsuISoroS, July 2.-.HoUsK.
Spaulding, from the Special Committee upon
the alleged violation Of privileges OF the
House by Mr.. Rousseau in committing an
assault upon Mr.. Grinnell, presented re-
port accompanied BY the testimony. The
report closes BY recommending the adoption
Of the following resolution:
Rssoired, That the Hon. Lowell II. Rous-
seau, . Representative from the State Of
Kentucky, by committing an assault on the
person Of Hon. J. B. Grinnell, Represen.
tative Of the State Of Iowa, for words sp0k
en- In debate. has Justly forfeited his privi-
leges - member OF the House. and 10 here
by expelled.
Rxsdesd, That the personal reflections
made by Mr.. 0rinnell, . Representative OF
the State of Iowa, in the presence Of the
House, upon the character Of Mr. Rousseau,
Representative from Kentucky, were In
violation Of the rules and regulations Of dc.
bate, and the privileges of the members,
founded thereon, and merit the disapproval
Of the House.
Resolssd, That Charles d. Penny baker, Of
Ky, l.. b. Lingsby, Of Ky, and John D.
Mc0rcw, Of Ohio, by their presence and
participation In prcmeditated personal ~
SAult between Hon. Mr. Rousseau, Of KY, and
UOus H. VbluuesSs VI AOWBp Ou oCNOuut VI
wosds spoken In debate, In which the per
spas asd llvsa Of members of this HOUSE
wsss impesilled, were guilty Of violation
u ~ privileges, and they are hereby ordered
70 be brought 70 the bar Of this House u
answer for their contempt Of its privileges
fhs mAjorily rspost y sigssd by Messrs
6palding. Banks and Thayer. Mr.. Ray
moad presented the minority report, signed
b. hi9self and NJ. Hann. and recommend
i1g ~ ad0peion Of the following. .resolu
t3on:
Iessoisad, That Hon. Lowell II. Rousseau
be summoned 70 the bar Of the House. and
be there publicly reprimanded by the Speak.
er for violation Of the rights and privileges
Of the House, Of which he was guilty in tho
personal assault committed by him upon tho
Hon. J. B. 0rinncll, for words spoken in
debate.
The reports and testimony were laid ON
the table and ordered to he printed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-05
First Glass City
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
Fer Sale ct Great Bargains,

Possession Given ct Short Notice.
4 At. TIE ELEGANT AND CONMODlUS
two story brick dwellisg. on the sc.th sids
Of Fourth street, betvsea 1ain end Harrison
streets, now occupied BY 0r. Joshua Burr. This
house 10 in peefeet uedGf md repair. End sup
rlied with sas nxturoo ~ ill The conseutences
Of first class fhshione1oe city residence. Pos
session given Septsmbe let.
"a. fhe souA6 he1f u the 6ns doable I've
story frame cot1age osnes, - the west side q
Brady street. nexf neg1h Of w. residenss 81 =. g.
Desssint. Furnished wilA heater nd - AZ
lures sopplets, - hsviag . delightful visw y
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