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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-06-28

The residence of Mr.. James II.
Darling, neai Jackson, was destroyed by
fire one day last week. Mr.. Darling lost
his health in the army, and now this mis-
tune leaves him in destitute circumstances.
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Manhood; ;how Lost, how Restored

81 lust published, now edition Of
is/9 O DR.. Culverwell's Celebrated Es-
S$a 8 say on the radical cure (without
aLss.]&s eg medicine) of Spermatorrkea, or
seminal weakness, Involuntary Seminol Losses
impO;entcy, Mental ;and Physical Tncapaeity,
lmpedments to marriage, etc.; also, Consurnp.
tion, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced BY elf-indul.
gence or,sectual extravaganza. 81. ~ 3if@
%" Price in asesled envelope ,only cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years sue
cessful practice, that The alrrming conseq
OF self-abuse may be radically cured without
the dangerous use Of internal medicine or The
application of tho knife-pointing' outa, mode
of cure atopce simple, certain, and effectual, by
means Of which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply
privately and radically. - os~.5
50 This lecture should be in the hands Of
every ycnth and every man in the land s g,r
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, post paid, on receipt of six cents, or
two pos: stamps; Address the Publishers
CHAS. J. @. KLINE co, ,l27 Bowery, n.
Y, Post Office box 4,sSB. s71rl ~
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THERE are thirteen iron furnaces
in jackson county. which, we are informed,
will goi into blast the prese t summer
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PIANos.-Any of our ladies wish
ing to buy or rent pianos, and let the rent
pay for them, can obtain the same at manu-
facturers prices, by calling on me, when
will explain prices and terms. t~
.- NtIs. RUTH c. BRATToN.
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AS A Family Journal,

The Enquirer is surpassed by none, and should
be we lcome vistoi to the family Of the Mer-
chant, the Farmer, and the Mechanic, contain
ing as it does the Latest and most Reliable In
telligence, General Nows, ard interesting read
ing matter. .4..gtF III. y91-'.-..
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WE are now prepared to do job
work with neatnesSand disratch. Give us
4 call. ''..
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THE st. Mary's Academy, in Sum-
mersett, Perry county, was destroyed by
fire short time since. Loss S25 900
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-06-28

We direct the attention CT our
read ers to the card Of DR.. Monroe in anoth.
er column. Every lady in Vinton county
should have this recipe. t''
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THANKs-To Hon. Ii. s. Bundy,
NJ. c, for public documents received
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Hon. JOHN SHERMAN will accept
our thanks for favors received.
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THE

Financial and Commercial Dept
Cf the Enquirer, as will DO seen, is not its least
recommendation to public favor. An unusual
large space is devoted TO full and reliable re-
ports of tho ruling prices of this and
oth,r markets, making II an Invaluable friend
to Farmers and Merchants. aIIf
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-06-28

hcCtIpIs aIt DegIIlIIIIlg 20 COIHe IOTWdTu
Prices very firm. Stocks in the Eastern
markets at the present time much reduced
Demand active. 'v .-.i s.. -.lI..r- iM
We would caution our friends making
purchases of wool in the country, not to
be over sanguine as to future prices, basing
their views on the present aspect of the
market; for Notwithstanding wool is said
to be the lowest commodity on the market,
other commodities are as likely to come
down to, meet the price Of wool, as it is to
take an upward turn to meet the prices Of
other articles. Woolen goods are very dull
of sale, stocks of both imported and do
nestle are heavy and accumulating and
while in view of making early sales, the
recent temporary advance in gold and
light stocks of wool eastward, are pleasant
to contemplate, they might prove unprof-
table if taken as a basis for purchasing with
view to selling during the summer and
fall months, after wool has commenced 60
ing forward in quantity.
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Empire Shuttle Sewing Machines
Are superior to all otliersfor
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PUR-
POSES.
CONTAIN all tho latest improvements; are
" speedy nOiseess durable; and easy to
work. r.-
Illustrated Circulars FREQ. Agents wanted.
Liberal discount allowed. No consignment
made. ..r ...
Address, EMPIRE S. CO., $50 Broadway,
New York. A&oo may3ly
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ATTENTION loo DOLLARS BoUN-
TY.-I wish to say to all Veterans that can
now get you each One Hundred Dollar Bond
for your credits as Veterans to your respective
Townships. Attend 10 this at once.
jeff L. A, BRATTON, Macarthur, o.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-06-28

tB- The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Ogans,
forty different styles, adapted to sacred and
secular music, for $50 to 5000 each. Fifty. one
Gold and Silver Medals, or other first premiums
awarded them. Illustrated catal ogues free. Ad-
dress, MASON & HAMLIN, Boston or MASON
bhOIHERS, New York. sepl4.ly
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County Examinations,

THE Board of School Examiners Of Vinton
1 County will hold but one meeting in each OF
the summer Months, viz: upon the first Sstur-
day in Juno. July and August. Meetibgs at
Uniot School House, Macarthur. hi asv Bios
june7ms lJ.J. MCDOWELL, Clerk.
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,spstiat -Aotifes.

SOMETHlNG NEW AND NOVEL FOR
y AGENTS, Pedlars, County Stores, Drug
gists, and all seeking an honorable and profitable
business, Free by mail for s. cts; Wholesale
80 per doz. CanvAssers realize &C. tog l2 per
day profit.
ABBOTT & DowD, anuiacturers, 1876
Water ST. N Y. May 81 4W.
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New York Produce Market.

Reported by PERToN, FITzsERALD d TRACK,
Strictly Porducs Commission Merchants, No.
SS, Whitehall ct. N. Y.
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FOB PRINTING executed with I reatnsss
81 and dispatch at the RECORD office, Brat
toms Buildings zone doer east of Court glltuse,
leP s'ual's'l 4q .is vasa 1 sbsM sai civ
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DAILY ENQUIRER

3. DAILY ENQUIRER. q
One year, payable in advance, e,.........ssl2,00
six months, payable in advance, 49,. 600
Three months, payable in advance, ,..-.. S,25
one month payable in advance, ,,.......,. les
SEMl-WEEKLY ENQUIRER.
One copy, one year,. i..s4,Oo
One copy, six months, s,................ 400
" g. WEEKLY ENQUIRER. sg
single copy, one year, '.....". ,,..""t2,00
Single copy, six months ...."......".. res
Ten copies, one year, with an addit-
ional copy to getter up of Club, 1000
Money may be sent at our risk by Express,
prepaid or in registered letters bJ mail For
sums over ten dollars sent by mail, drafts or P.
o. meney orders should be procured. Address
tpsu FARAN ~ MCLEAN
CINCINNATI o.
Specimen copies sent on application. je14t6
GOO A M0NTH!-Agents wanted for SIX en-
: ,-.1, a
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Commercial.

Cincinnati Wool Market.
-REPoRTED BY
KING, LLOYD & Nolan,
For the Month Ending June l, 1866.
OHIo---Coarse ................,42 AZ to 40
81 Medium. ................4 As to 80
Fine e........,........., 80 to 90
Extra. ....,.,.......... So to 81
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GOO A MONTH!-Agents wanted for SIX en-.
epOU tirey new articles, just out Address
o, 7. CAREY, City liuilding, Biddeford, Ne.
iune7isWly BIB -. n.0 a'FT
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-06-28

Z. We. learn that Mr.. f. ~ Hesel-
tiheand =. Layton, who were arrested on
a charge Of petit larceny by Mr. Leonard
Lawson, waved trial before Esquire Alli-
son. Of Madison township, and entered into
bonds for their appearance at .he next term
Of Vinton Common Pleas, &, ..,.-,-.-,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-06-28

ATTENTION SoLDIEs II! = MORE
BousrKs i-By-a late law of Congress, all
Soldiers who have not received bounty equal
10 1888 per E:onth during the time Of service
in thu army or navy, are ncw entitled to that
amount.
will attend to the collection of these claims
for all who may favor with call. ....
jefd' B g. Z. A. BRATT0N, Macarthur, o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-30

Gosmus Hall NYork Bay State. Carrie and Union, Ayenl
= Ams,a spsldins and De9sncs nn1Nyn9 pa' MOTIF
SAN FRANoisco, June -Asr BARK I nsrrst AuS5sy
26th, bark Norseman Orb ewinton LIVERPOOL
sAvANNAH June 24-Arr steamship Hcrnsn Livingston,
BAKER NYork sohr Convoy Mssrr Tsh1 a,.sn..~
PhiladsipiA 18th Angela Upton. Cayenne via 81 Pierre
WARREN Juns S6-sld schr Josephine. waterloo New
WAREHAM. June 2s--Arr schrs Monitor, Besse, M
tan: Layina He'll Bayes Baltimore: Lamartine- Quincy
Work Sid 18th, schrs Pharo. Collins philadelphia
h,th Angler, Bessie, and Monitor, Bosse, kYork
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,


AsroID--MosHxR. Thursday, Ine 2s, by the Rev:
4 G. Weston, D. D., assisted } Rev. Dr. Brock, Of
kssS Ss1 S Ssr As.N sss q TINS e''S %
New Bedfordi@rers please copy.
cfARx-Evxnrrr AT Jamaica, l. l., on Wednesday,
New Sor S' to S'1 Miss M.s1 T. daughter c Of
ESertt, Esq Of the former place.
csrm,s. on "wednesday evenins' june a. by the Rev
Mr. isnford, Mr. ABRAHAM CoLYER TO IS HARRIET p;
nrsInoso. daughter OF John p. Armstrong Esq, oil o.
COLLINS MooRs.-At tho Church Of the holy cemmu-
nsn, New York, BY the Rev. Francis iawre!ce' VIII !,
NAN HsSRY eldest Of the late Mr. William Cons OF
sodport, Dorset England, to MARTHA xsss, eldest
tsnghter Of the h,e Mr. William hoors o. eiouceser'
DUrrY-GE.RY-At Yorkvils, .. Wednesday, June
q by Rev v Beaudevin, j., ''hS = DofSf 70 MISS
t:asssr~TI' orsos-Ats st. AIMS church, on wcdnes-
ssy, June 13 by Rev. Dr. Teomas Gallaudet RICHARD G.
GsiEsE to JOSEPHINE TrI,s',s.os.
Ess Peter s.ryker d., Josrn HIL, Of New York, 10
epsm A. second lsughter Of David B. Kerr. Of Oldham.
!. rspgor s.nsI Paterson a. J, and Glasgow lscot-
Hs'lLt-RsEys-fn this sly, on Tuesday, june 20,
Hrxssnr, Of North Remington g., . FR,scss ERWIN,
sl.cst daughter Of Charles o Reeve, IS this city.
ssS0a, Ws n1sy ey on 1Ss
sssStler o James Owens, Esq, OF Astoria
Khxsnra-LecKvooD' -on Thursday, juno % BY
sfs Rev. Samuel d Burchard, d. H., FRANK p. KAT
KAnm 20 ANA b., eldest daughter Of the late Samuel
lockwood all Of tbs city. No cards
KxRsocf,Ay-LyARyED the First Congregational
s,urh, Pittsaed Mass on "Wednesday, June 81 BY the
Rev. John Todd, d d., FsAyK KrRsocsY OF New York
CRY, 70 ABBA T., daughter Of Edward Learned, Esq, Of
fhssGeld.
sASDEReoS--BnIM AT the Grard House, Phadel-
Pima on Friday, June 81, by the Rev. B. Ieacock,
kotor Of St Stephens church, Harrisburg CLA RESoR
sASDEescx Of New York, " Mrs. ELIZA A. BELLMAS Of
Harrisburg No cards.
Boston papers please copy.
: e1crE-TgL-At Syracuse, Wednesday, June ~
tke Rev. George Morgan Hills, FRED B. srov. Of New
y3st, TO MAIZE A. daughter Of the late William Teft, Jr
81 Syracuse, N. Y.
warrMsAD-Caoss Thursday, September l. 1896,
~ the Rev. Mr. Thompson, AiyRED &. WBrE,Ks D, Of
Now York city, to Miss SALJE f. Cross Of Washington
s.E
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A YoUSo HEALrHs. RESPECTABLE u.gptrn
- van.n, WITH brsssf % nnk sevsn wsess OF. "a.
Ey q, oss wssk q " Wasslassss 81 sisa. ssss rs
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sIruAAIoNs wANTEp-rrmALEas.

"A YOUNG hNDr. VINO WILL BR ool.0 to- ~.
- SsuipApon :. ssAn}snt would be fsasssrr ~ ~ o.
go we.ks shc nds no remqpsrston ssss hsr espens@
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WILL. SILL OF stftpUAN Al ACTION STORM.
10 III KEsr pRoApwhy. AZ IL o'clock.
4rs. g.4e.al bai-s-. hscs ~ old Win~a 'lATct
sf9fnra ane rrsaais uollagd 'ln Bourbon Whlsbrg la
pp.s nohto. b. rs bcsnss ani "a go Al.o qn.nlwy
~ ar~a,.ar. lids aals verify The ailsnaoa " ns
pais JOHN bL.iS, bbsun
BaaaaH5 gEitIs nsc-,y
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,lI.rod tho following y way Of substltate,

offered tho following By way Of Substitute,
which was adopted
Resoived, 1.-THE SENATE o0ncurring,) That
the Auditor u Public Accounts, be and he 10
hereby instructed 70 notify the Clerks Of any
Probate Court In this State, the sherifis Of
whOss county have failed 10 make report aud
pay over funds collected under an act en-.
titled an act lovying a special tax upon Ger
tain persons and property therein named
approved, Nov. 10, 1865, aud Il shall DO the
duty OF said Probate Clerks upon receiving
such notice from the Auditor 30 place the
bonds Of said dofauitinR sheriff. In tho hands
Of the District Attorney for suit
Mr.. Boauchafnp from the Judiciary com.
mittAs requested that the m6LnOrial from
certain citlzons Of Noxubee county, Ia rela-
tion 70 advances on crops &c, be laid on the
table until January next. Agreed ~.
Mir Benuchamp introduced bill 10 make
Il % misdcmeanor for failure % work on
public roads on streets Laid on tho table
until the I'd Monday In January next.
Mr. Webb, Of Amite--a bill 10 amend an
act entitled an act leyying special tax upon
certain persons and property, approved Nov.
10. 1866 Referred to committee on Ways
aud Means, with instructions 20 report Ia
January.
Mr. Brown, Of Yalobnslia, offered resou-
tion, which, after some discussion, was adOp-
ted, directing thc Commissioners appointed
10 lease tho Pcnitentary, not 10 contract
with any party until thirty days public mo-
tice be first given.
Mr. Dotson offered joint resolution,
which was adopted providing for The publi-
cation Of all the public laws in the usual
pamphlet form, before the January session.
Nr. Ilillycr, from a select committee, re-
ported a resolution directing the Clerk OF
The House not 10 issue certificates for per
diem and mileage 10 members IN future,
where they have not actually attended ut
some time during the session, or where mem
beers may be- absent without leave Also u
oint resolution forbidding the Treasurer 10
pay certain warrants. Both resolutions
we're adopted
NJ
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GENERAL AGENTS

John d. Park, Cinciunafi. Ohio; Fuller.
finch 4 Fuller, Chicago, H.; Burnhams a
an Sehaack, Chicago. H.; Delnas Barnes a
%, New York; ID. Ransom & Co. Buffalo.
New York; farand, shelby 4 Co. Detroit,
Mich; Weeks 4 Potter. Boston. Mass.; Freneh.
Richards & Co. Philadelphia. Pa: II. p Sci
lars & Co.. Piffsnurg. Pa: Collins Bros 81
Ianuiss M. Rarnaa Wsrsl a "a Nr.r nl-ia.-na
La; r. A. Robinson 4 Co. IouisvIils. NJ (:
Blg.ey 4 Bro, Memphis, Tenn-- p. =. DgIpy,
lslennond, Y a.; Thompson 4 Blolk. Baltimore-
strong 4 Armstrong;. Cleveland. Ohio.r Wrn
! Johnston. Detroit. Mich; T'7lsc1 80, n CO,
Loulsfille, NJ.
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SYMPTOMS

The symptoms Of Catarrh are at first very
slight. Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more sem
sluye to The changes Of temperature; In tbs
condition the nose may be dry, or a slight dis
charge, thin and acrid, afterwards thick and
adhesive, may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic. the dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed
In quality; they are now thick and heavy, and
are hawked or coughed off, The secreflons
are offensive, causing bad breath; the voice
thick aud nasal: the eyes are weak; the sense
Of smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom OF
Catarrh Is, that the person Is obliged TO clear
his throat IN the morning of slick or Shiny
mucous, which has fallen from the head dlI-
ring the night. When this takes place, the
person may be sure that his disease IL on its
way to the lungs, and should lose no time in
arresting it. h Aa
The above are but few Of the many catarrh-
al symptoms. Write 10 our Laboratory for
our pamphlet describing fully all symptoms;
Il will be sent FREE 70 any address. Also
directions where to procure the medicine.
We are receiving letters from all parts ofthe
Union, and 81 numerous testimonials from
those using 1t, bearing the evidence Of its infal-
lible merits.
"a This remedy contains no Mineral or
Poisonous Ingredients, but Is prepared from
aeselAgic tAtfaets eAciuslfells therefore ~ i
Perfectly Harmless, even 70 the most tender
and delicate child. "a
Call fer Seelye's CdtaFrh Remedy, aud
take no other. Ifnot sold by druggists n your
vicinity, they win order IL for you Prize s2O0
per bottle,
70 All persons suffering with any affection
OF the Head, Throat or lungs. should write at
once for our pamphlet, fully describin,.n all
symptoms pertaining 20 the shove diseascsI
Il viii he sent free to any address. -
ADDREss
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The following veto message was
sent 10 the House of Representatives
at s p. NJ, yesterday. Its considera-
ton was postponed by that body until
the third Monday in January.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,l
JACKSON, Oct 80, 1856.
To tie House Of Representatives. Of the
State of Mississippi.
GENTLEMEN II return herewith to
the House Of Representatives in which
it originated the tact TO regulate final
process on judgments and DEGREES in
certain cases" with the reason why /
cannot approve the same.
/ regret that | cannot approve this
law. Whatever legislation consistent
with the constitution the Legislature
may adopt for the purpose of relieving
the people, will meet my approval.
But the act under consideration seems
to violate both the constitution of the
United States as well as the constitu-
ton of this State. In each of them it
is declared that no law shall be passed
impairing the obligation of a contract.
1t is true the Legislature may pass
laws changing the remedy upon con
tracts which will be valid, provided
they do not, impair the obligation.
What constitutes the obliga-
ton of a contractg And what
is the true distinction between the
obligation and the remedy to enforce
it has never been determined with per
feet accuracy. But it has often been
decided that any act which subjected
the property Of debtor to stay law
does impair the obligation of the con
tract and that such a statute can be
enforced only as TO contracts made
subsequent to ITS passage. In the act
under consideration stay is given
to the debtor for the payment of the
debt extending over a period OF four
years. II this power thus to stay
execution exists in the Legisla-
ture, can see no limitation to
its exercise except in legislative dis
erection. If it be competent to stay
execution during a period OF four
years, it is difficult to perceive what
there is to prevent an indefinite extern
sion. For these reasons 1 ain com
PEELED to Withhold my approval from
this act
BENZ. G. HUMPHREYS.
Enrornnr
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BENZ. G. HUMPHREYS.
Governor.

FlRE-on last Friday night the res
idence of Major J. L. Wofford, two
miles from town, took fire and was
consumed small portion of the fur
niture being saved The cause Of the
fire is attributed to the earelessness Of
a negro boy.-LiriagsioH advertiser.
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Sec o. Be il further enacted, That all acts
and parts OF acts IN conflict with the proyis'
ions a this act be and the oaIne are hereby
repealed. ~
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THROAT AFFEcTIoNs

Are more frequently than otherwise
eansed by a thick, Shiny mucous
falling from the head, especially dn-
ring the night, and resulting from
Catarrh, and are cured by
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Senate met pursuant 60 adjournment.
MIR Wolf offered joint resolution that
the acts OF the present session be printed in
pamphlet form aud delivered to the Secrcta-
~ Of State by the third Monday in January
next
AIR McCargo. from select committee,
asked TO be discharged from the further CON
sideration OF bin for the relief Of Thos. W.
and l.. y. White, which was received and
agreed 20.
on motion Of Mr. Lyles, the senate pro
cecded 60 consider House messages
House bill 60 make certain appropriations
for the further repair OF the State capitol
and 90 furnish the Governors mansion.
Mr.. Iyles offered 60 amend by requesting
the Governor TO advertise FOR architects 60
examine the State capitol and receive buds
or estimates for il permanent repair, and
that the office Of State Architect be abolish.
ed.
On motion Of Mr. Lowry. the amendment
was laid on the table
Mr. McCargo offered 90 amend by strik-
ing out 1900 aud inserting 1000. which
was carried.
The bill was then passed a. amended
A message was received from the House
announcing the passage OF sundry bills. and
have appointed a committee Of conference
on the disagreeing votes Of both bodies.
House joint resolution instructing the
Commissioners appointed 20 lease the Peni-
Tertiary not 30 contract with any parry
until thirty days public notice has been Civ
en-. Mr.. Lyles moved 30 lay the resolution
on the table. Motion lost The resolution
rns then concurred In.
Mr. LFles moved a reconsideration Of the
~ which prevailed.
be question then occurred on the adop-
~ the resolution, when the senate ~
son % adopt The same
called mp Huuss bill f0f relief
comedy e. Of IiaWamba county.
shaf Arterrlt moved reconsideration Of
-. Z the a1neLHiment oiiered b.
IN this side idinr the consideration 81
llow can do .adiournsd % : O'Clock, p
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Dr. SssIys's Liquid Catarrh Remedy.
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A battalion Of the 10th L. $. In
fantry and q small detachment Of
cavalry, arrived in COrinth last week.
The object Of this force is to gather
the remains of Federal soldiers who
fellin the various engagements in that
vicinity and at Sbilob inc q i.rge
nationsl cemetery near Corinih About
three hundred freedmen are to be en-
ployed in the work, which it will re-
quire several months to execute.
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unless checked in its inoipisnt stages
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Cure warranted II DIreetion. FoIIowed. |,
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The following veto message was
sent 10 the House of Representatives
at s P. NJ, yesterday. Its considera-
ton was postponed by that body until
the third Monday in January
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