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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

The State of Tennessee has donatef the
Hermitage property, once the reside4ce Of
General Andrew Jackson, TO the United
States, "to be used ~ branch of the West
Point Military Acadssmy." II the gin is
upon this condition, it is not likely TO be &C.
cepted BY Congress. We have one Military
Academy now, which is quite sufficient for
the wants Of the nation, and which. if neces-
sary, may be increased in its accommodation
20 ~ to b equal TO every national require
ment. ] o erect Military Academy = the
" Hermitage would entail . very heavy ex-
psnse upon the Government, without any i'd
equate cause for mourning it. II ispresimed
that, if there is no condition precedent, and
the 4" Hermitage" is placed st the CONTROL of
Congress for any purpose that may be snita.
BILE, It will be gladly taken. 1t would b. IN
excellent situation for = national soldiers
asylum, where the veterans Of the Mex
war and the war for the Union could be taken
care Of and spend their days in peacefuliess
in the scenes made classic BY the footsteps Of
the man who SAID, "lhe Federal Unioi-it
must be preserved" To make the mansion
Of the old hero refuge and home for the
old soldiers. who fought for the county in
obedience to Tie lessons Of Jackson " uld
be IN agreeable and useful disposition OF the
property.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

"WonAs: she needs no sulogiun she
speaks for herself!'' Was the toast offered BY
an enthusiastic individual. At . celebration.
The same sentiment might be very appropri-
ately uttered in behalf Of the "Eclectric
Cleanser which is rapidly attaining ma
,ional reputation.
Sold BY all druggists and erocers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

"WHY il il that 10 many American woinen
die at IN age when they should be in the
prime of Iife?' is often asked. The
answer il easy. Household drudsery break
them down completely. The best way for
house-keepers to tighten their daily labor,
and thus prolong life, is TO use the "Eclsdtric
Cleanser" 1t is without an equal.
Sold BY all druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

No well regulated household should 10
without the Eclectic Cleanser" q it il in
valuable for its cleansing properties making
the usual household drudgery nothing bat
sport
Sold By eli drueGists and groe>rs.
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Sold BY oil druggists and srocers.

FoR removing spots from painted walls,
the Cleaner" cannot BE- equsled. Rvey
housewife who wishes to save labor and time
should keep il constantly On hand Every
bottle Is worth its weigh in-Cleanser
which 10 better than gold.
Sold By Ill druggists and grocers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

AxoSo the correspondents in Washington
this winter will be four or five lady CORES.
dents, who are 70 chronicle the gossip OF the
drawing rooms. One of these ladies, Who ID
to be attached to the staff OF the Nov York
Tribune, is said to possess rare talents for
observation and description, ard her letter.
cannot fail to be interesting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

Coxr one, come all, and invest = d nal
amount Of capital in the great institution O
the age. The Eclectic Cleanser not only
removes all stains and dirt from the house
but it clears the atmosphere Of home, by re-
lisvins woman Of her greatest domestic bur
dens.
Sold By OIL druggists and sroccrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

THr greatest bargains Of the season just
received by Bostvick b Co. An eatirs new
assortment Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
which We offer at prices 20 low that oil will
be astonished. Go to 81 Main street and zee
for yourselves. dec6-5t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

~~~ -. @es
~ rsasuaph.l Nrv 1osk. De J.
sDsii and eAsssr; ., for nddlins uplasd.; IS
for 0sleans.
Biour-Hesvy snd declining medium sed hish ersdss
without decided ehsogs; low hrsnds 4 H. o. tlooil;
trade brands 81 soDI3.
Hheat-Quiet; without change.
Basiey-ehAde nrnsr.
Corn-3o4c better: somewhat unsettled; 81 ueDi l2t<
for spring mixed il 81 10 ~ "a do aaoss.
eosins nj 81 iosl II In store and aaoas 81 is r un-
sound Western; 81 - for wssfsrn yellow. IL
0Ass--ie batter; soo6i for chiearo and MfivaaksS
Whiskey-Qaist
! Pork-Quiet and stsndy.
Beef Heavy.
Besf Hsms-Dun.
l Hacop--Quist.
DrssssA Hsss- sseady; Yzz9sN for western.
Lard-o1ist ssd nsehaseed-
Psrsssan-Dull; 81 for crude.
Wsst-etnAy; sslf0So for western fleece; 7iDG for
rstoss SeoN Tor fszsa, 3s0ss for CAlifor.aa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

The Cedar Rapids Times has discovered
how frizzled hair is ''done.' We copy it for
the benefit OF the ladies: "Wash your hair in
strong lye, and wrap it up in flannel cloth
over night. NEXT morning after heating the
cooking stove up to baking point, put your
head in the oven, and let it remain there as
least fifteen minutes. The hotter the oven
and the longer you keep your head in 1t, the
better will be the effect. A little lard applied
after the baking process, gives it . gloss
d Antique freedmanium.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

We would call attention to the advsrtise-
ment Of Mrs. ". r. Bowman, found in
another column. Until the Let ofJanuary, shs
will cell her goods a cost--st prices - s1ii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

To MORROW is the closing day of that great
sale Of furs at Howe l. Tyler's Auction Rooms.
Those desiring to possess themselves With ar.
tic'es in his line, will please bear this in
mind. as this will be the last opportunity 70
get them at . bargain. The sudden change
in the weather has reminded all that furs are
becoming necessary to comfort, and We
trust all will avail themselves Of this their
last chance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

Flour ConIso Dows.-Yesterday We sue
ceeding in getting the quotation Of Keokul
Flour reduced City cents on the barrel, which
Is good ~ far ~ it goes. The reduction OF
this indispensable article in the leading cite,
Of the country (Keokuk excepted) dsrins The
past six weeks, places the price about two
dollars per barrel lower than our quotations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

NorIcE.-Ths Fsniaa reunion and Ball will
be held in the large room Of the Estes House
on Monday evening, Dec. llth, inst, and not
- McCune' Hall, - Il 6rst propssd.
} BY order Of Committee.
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ouncil Blum Non.

PRrrrY Goop.-The Council Blum Non.
pareil says that the Yankees have "cyphersd
out" the bigger equality question 10 demon
stration, and in Massachusetts, they have
elected to the Legislature just the same num>
Der of niggen and Copperheads, two Of
each-'alf and 'alf-good joke On the mig.
gers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

The loyal Memphis Pod has the followin

The loyal Memphis Pod has the following;
Lately, for several days in succession, the
writer Of this was associated With gentle.
man Who had been . Major General in the
Confederate army. We noticed that he va
sineulasly reticent whenever political quss
tons we're preached, though eminentiy com.
panionable, and deliehting to converse on oil
other subjects. One day there came fs op.
portunity for him 70 define his own position.
II am pa-oled prisoner said he. - sur
rendered in good faith, expecting the Cow
eminent to keep its faith with me, and intend
ing to do no less on my own part. DO not
deem it consistent with my position, OF with
nv ideas of honor or propriety. for me 70
appear st political meetings, or 10 converse
even in promiscuous crowds on Politicsi sab.
jects. Whatever the Government to which
surrendered sees fit to grast 70 me, Is my
rieht--only that, and nothing more. It seem!
TO me the height Of impudence for p>roled
prisoners to be attempting to dictate ne pol,
lev of the country, or talking loud. moiuthed
about their rights. At least, doubk the
rood taste Of such displays.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

II you want White Hair made beautiful ~
in youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, .
Dandruf head perfectly cleaned, loose hair
made fAstuss Dr. TEssrr's Physiologica
Regeneration. KERR l. FuLLFR, Agents.
Sold BY oil Druggists. fri-sun-wed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

THH boys Of the Young America Fire conn
pany, ut their last meeting, resolved to give
their Annual Hop this winter, at the usual
time-January 9th, Their reunions hereto
fore have been pleasant and harmonious, and
credit to the enterprise Of the company.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

NAsorlc.-Thsss viIl b spec;Al connu.
nieaisoa Of Eagle Lodgs No. =, A. 7. = A.
H., Monday evening, Dsc. 10. WORK on NE
Ent degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

ros nohoay present, nothing could be
more acceptable to the feminine portion o.
your family than set Of those 6ne furs q
Howe 4 Tylers'.
The Editor and General Secretary Of the
Union Reform Association will ID. W I'D.
dress the Chatham Square NJ. &. Church
Sabbath School at 9 Q. M; the United Pres
byterian s. S., corner of 18th and High
streets, at 81 a. M, and the Baptist S. s.,
corner Of 4th and High streets, ut 10 .. m.
He will also address the Exchange Street NJ.
E. Church s. 8. at ~ p. m, and the Banner
Mission 8. g., under charge Of Mr.. Tsckaber-
~, at 3p. m.
He will preach in the First Presbyterian
Church, corner Of 4sh and High streets, at
Z .. m,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

: 7Fb,alei $500 = Kss.A Tts
On city bsssivins.
Tn ScIxxrrnc AnsascAH.-Ihn v'dsy
siueslassd aad popa1r jcazsdef u 1adas.
|tx;al amuDaesines sntsD IL easa1 =
v,ar .. sAs Ii Of Jaasay sszt, sad ~ psb'
Eshsss psopess 10 dgnalias ~ essasafn y
eulssriag Il = ~ Gss Of Ne nsse fseev
sasseiAe janruals Of Great Btitsis. s'(1oss'
hsvsvsr, isersasi.g ~ sabscripss. Jsfss.
lie ainost sapsrauoss U spsak q me
essas valss Of this popslax snd usses1 !cer
| nal 70 III classes, snd especially y nssnAns
;cs, unaaActasssss invsnt0rer sagiesefs'
chemists, asriculturists, and oil Who i9vs %
rssd q ths vendross progress vhscs ~
| marks every department Of mechanical sns>
neer;ns and the industrial srts and sc1snces
generally.
The editorial department 10 vary ably con
ducssd, and many n the bsss scientias vn-
ten in this country and Europe are cofts'o-
-. :. \. ,..s. Ma.v Of The sstielsi have
the charm Of romance about them, a9d In
apire the mind with noble ideas.
The Scrxsrrprc AMERICAN has the i4rses'
circulation of any similar journal in ez'ss
ence, bu, it ought to have million OF READ
ers in this growing country.
The sngravings Of new Inventions, tools
limplements for the farm, workshop and house
hold, are very numerous, end are spls1didl,
executed by the best artists in the world
This feature Of the paper is vary striking, ANT
has Won the praise Of the united prsss o. tau
country and Europe.
Nov Is the time 70 seud ID sabsoaiptions 4
the SCIENTIFIC AxEarcAS, % - to begin will
the new volume.
The numbers for year make up splen-
didly illustrated volume Of sa2 pages, Terms
IS per annum; $3.50 for six months; 81 TO
four months; clubs Of ten and upward, 81
each Canadian subscribers, $s.25 per N
mum, always in advance. Specimen mum
|bers sen. free; also, . pamphlet Of advice Z
inventors. Address Mum 1 Co.. 10. 9
Park Row, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

Go and purchase sst Of fars while they
can be rot u . bargain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

Bur WcoD AT BARaAIs.-Lssvs your orr
ders with Isaac Hall, or 1t the srocsry store
of Cox 4 Irwin, corner Of 9Th and Main
street, or at Wilson's grocery cornsr Of 9th
and Main, for good wood At reasonable prices.
CHANCE or BAsk-Notwitstanding their
chage of base, vencill, Jones 4 Co. have de-
sermined to 6sht il out on that line, and con-
tinue to sell 70 their daily increasing custom
srs at their present low prices. Winter has
come upon us--as il usually does once year
and all would do we'll to pross By ~ shove
suggestion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

Bur set offnrs for your wife or daughter
while you can get bargain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

I HSok eALH-fhs very desirable Bl,sk residence an
- 4fpsses nes sn-d and occupied W Al wnkn
90, 49, essatsA The csner Of lath apd High sts
HoHss - q 10 Foons, With I'll the modern imprpY
Dsnts-ssRN &sns bafn-thrss yery desirHbI. lots .
taehe1, covss1 With sit and osnaneasaI trees Prize
$50. Tits god sals. For iurthsr partienlasa
enquire Of H.B. TEN RICK
March n 1874
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For Sale.
FOR SALE,
For sale,

A BRICK dwelling house, containing six
rooas. cstsrn, fill LOT, located Lot Q, Bioek
H. in Aasoas Lovsr s0sroe 70 Keot NIX near the Gem
stsry. Title GOD ssl~s Price $50 o.sh which
would not buy the tstsk h the Hsnss.
iy1ad H TFE-EyrK
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PICTORIAL BALM has become . household
cronp.. coughs and Influenza, il is superior to
any nreparstion thu. has been discovered.
For sale BY Kerr L Fuller, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

EOR 0ALE-Twsnsy acres Of beauti-
u Al Gar1aa y osaps Land, - and the Missis
dpp1 avse nile shove the city of Ksokut
nfle - Rrts1aAee. RassiFeof
%R SALK.-Lot 2, in Block e6, on the
- eS1e6 d1so ~ Hish, hstvs-p tixth sud Seventh
eSsos. xl1ae xse1 - - sals Prior $500 rash.
fjsl1 uDquirAof ". B TgN-EYCK
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ur(l sAll.-Tbs veet half Of Lot 10, Block 10.
~ KEeoss ~ AAAftsu Bssk, between 18th and
HtA strssta viii . good yss.s DvslIisg, large Barn
fntse1sd Tor M horses. lot we'll sbeed and good
sdUAe0boo9 6hs Rp<d. Price G0o- 500 eaah, bal
anca r. 90 ysH NTH par esaI iatsFsss.
ls - .yls b rEH-fyck
~ oA12-ESb5 80 .. II Baech IL, on ths coxpsr
efTiAA 81 MrEAs esrsetu Thess Loss are II
nost easr.bis vacant lots IN that nsghbrbeod prs.
SlSe--oee tAird Scwn. nd bal.sce u and years
. ~ esst. interest Tits good sale
Mcguire Of fsSr2lI H-D TKM-KYcK.
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Gv0R AAL1--fen acre. OF land. represented in the
CITY Plat - letter 1, In the tract Ksokuk
1aA sathorissd kis property at very great bsr
nia, spplisA fos ssoa. Title coed no ssls n
Quire Of a. B TKN-EYCK
apr1-A Real kstats Aren't
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DNOR DALR-Lots and. q, In block l6l, Fuitos
y street, between Eleventh and Tveinh streets. Prie
- escA Also, lot g. IN block s. in Kilhprrpss Aaa
~ q EleAuk- 1sjcs 1lSe. fities ecpl or 20 ssss
1nas1rs q uaasl ,. rES-KYck.
EOR 6A1sE-Loss = aud s in Bloch
- Ia - IT. corner of 9Th and Palsan streets vi
beaA sta AnasaiD. nslairs Of
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Tlg ,mRNV
FROM ST. Louis.
The Conservative Stale Convention
ai ASOldiers' Meeting I'm Southern

The Conservative State Convention
ai 'aAsOIdiers' Meeting I'm sOaiIlern
Illinois. ZTEI 100
ST. LOUIS, July 5,-The Conservative
State Convention adjourned yesterday, sub
jeCt to the call of the President and ma
.iority OF the Vice Presidents. Resolutions
were adopted, requesting Gov. Fletcher to
relieve trOopsalate legislation authorized TO
come into service to, preserve peace on the
ground that It Is Unconstitutional to keep
troops during peace without the consent of
Congress except actually invaded, OF. in
it1minett danger thereof; indorsng Pres't
JOhnsOn's action relative to the Freedmen's
Bureau and Civil Rights bills, and all other
measures adopted yhim for the restora-
tion of the South to the Union; condemn
ing the effort of Congress to amend the
Constitution while one. third of the States
are unrepresented; protesting against the
attempt to have the amendmen t.ratified by
Legislatures elected one or two years ago,
and heartily approving the course in Com
g(ess of Representatives Hogan and Noell.
-iThe Convention elected four persons
from each Congressional district, and nine
from the State at large as delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention, among their Con-
gressmen hagon and MOeller. tl.frG
The greatest meeting ever held in south
ern Illinois, If not in she State, assembled
yesterday. to celebrate the Fourth of
July, The meeting ! gotten up by
soldiers, was addressed u by Generals
Sherman and Logan, Gov. 0glesby and
others. A procession from the country was
four hours in passing given point. The
number present was about 10000. ...,..
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argno aaHMIsUa


about cut glass BY adding TO the advalorem duty a
spscihn duty Of tWocents per rpoqnd-reieeted.
cents per pound, from az % * conts per pound.
fIop9k TO 9A cents. from s1s t04 cents per pound,
Nj, MYERS again offered 6is amendment, some
| what modified, which was srejected et,lcIos !
On motion OF Mr.. HUBBARD, Of West Virginia,
new paragraph was added. taxing FIRE brick 80 per
3 On motion Of Mr.. KELLY, proyiso was added
TO the paragraph taxing books as follows Ff2yc3s y
that ~ the yme Shall be imported ~ usntltles y
more than i've copies in any one iny0lce theS snh.t
IL written yhOllyOr partly in the Engiis language
he liable 10 duty of 20 cents perponnd ,vs;S,.
90 per cent ad yal9rem. On stereotyped plates ~
books and cSss o. o wood cuts duty Of 20 cents Der
Mr.. PATTERSON moved TO amend by str;Lin,
out the whole paragraph about books and insarfins
10 ilsg Of Il; IN ~ SOGss Wholly in language,
not being American reprints. 10 per cent ad yaiore
He argued that such books we're onlv puTcbasad h.
scholars and scientific men, who should not6e heavf-
S VT Ns Ven, ot iat book publishers in
Mr.. KELLY denied that book publishers in this
country bad been zen. making fCrtSnes from their bust
published In Eng and and Belgium from American
stereotype plates on account Of the relative cheap.
ne,ss 0t q, ,a59r and paperin those countries.
MIR. RICE opposed the eamendment, "a
without disposing OF the amendment the Commit
tee rose having disposed of three pages Of the bill
hrs BLOW introduced Dill providing that where
license tax imposed upon Wholesale dealers and
calculated upon the previous years sales shah prove
70 be in excess Of the tax properly chsrgeabie on
the amount Of sales actually IN ade, the excess Of
the tax s1all be refunded. II was read twice and
referred TO the Committee of Ways and Means.
On motion Of Mr.. SOhENCK, the Senate Joint
fe,0lqQn to provide for the pu blieation Of the or
eia history of the rebellion, was -taken from the
Speakers table read twice and referred TO Ihe Com
mittee on Military Affairs. = .-.-' W ~
AZ half past clock the House took aTecess till
7:SO r. M. .-s't[|'s Z. ~ 4
SAN FRANCISCO, rJ0lys-Afire At Day-
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Sad ACCldenI
MAxIcanItemsJ

NEW y DIRK, July 5.AVdra Cruz dates Z of
the 22d of June state thai, the, vomitOY cor
fever, was raging there and deaths were
numerous. ,ragr
Itwas. believedI Santa Anna was acting
| in the Interest ofithe church party, in CON-
sidefatiOh Of which be expected TO be ele-
yated to the Presidency. He promising to
restore the church party)theif property. ''
Maximillan continues es1reorganizing and
Concentrating his armys.7gal 90 r
lUThe French troops which EVACUATED Mat
am9TPs had reached Vera CruzO ID.
a Liberal mot temeht on San Louis p otosl
had compelled a Ireinforcementof of that place
by the e!liInperiallsts. ToA0m es1N,
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Hon! BarnweII Ishert pIurdered.

CoLUMBAsS s. c., July 4.-Hon. Barnwell
Rhett distinguished citizen OF this State,
was shot yesterday while going to his plan
7tation near Charleston. He received two.
loads from arai ilClonble=brrreled ] shotgun.
About twenty miputes, after receiving the
wounds he fell from his horse and died. 1t
islnot known definitely who the murderer
was, but 1t is supposed to be a negro WHO
had expressed strong aninosity against the
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brand fram No spring; So 75l3 25 for red winter;
SIS 5O0DI5 rs for, YX.71HTt- =. fs-,-I- X
WHEAT-DuIl; sales 200 bush No. Milwaukee
club at % 30; 1900 bush do at 50 81 RI "f A
C0RN-Quiet; No. / Illinois held at T7sTScc. No
RYE-Held at BOO for western.,P rg'r OF ~
1Ok9n to New York. Lumber. $500 to the Hud-
LAKE IMPORTS-Wheat.2 q, 900 bushels corn,
UANAL EXPORTS-FlOur, lCO barrels corn,
76 600 bushels,
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RufTaIo mnrlte1.-TnIH

T. FLOUR7-Quiet. .S..r -....f an -F.vH }.
WHEAT-searce and firm, with very light de-
mand.
CpRN--Active at lc advance; 400. 900 bush changed
hands since noon at 75c M = M >
-QATS1,Dulli No. 2 Chicago 4sc; So.l &c. q,
s BARbEY--Noninal. 70 a.I'ipF
RYE--Quet and unchanged. ,.. ....
d P0kK--S32 5O9D33 co. y - r..-.
= LARll-22925ic
WHISK KY--Nominal.
- CANAL FREIGHTS-7Wheat 49, Corn 10; Oats 10
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HOUSE

Mr.. PArNE. from the ''Cpmpittse on Elections.
sSeS g the report on the contested election OAseOf
until Alter the sFif biIlsba be dispcssa
l. MruSPAlIDING gave notice that he would call
up ths SGsSti3T ~ 9fiUilegs IN the GT9ns
The bill intEoA Auced some days since, BY Nr.WII-
sctcf July l. 1851, and july !. 1884, cSS " in or
0'S Mr. WILSON offered an amendment which was
on tSS CsS nI' PIco S5sE
K. r. Co. In California.
Mr.. LOAN offered an amendment. which was,
north bank of the Plane river md the south bank
Of thsEePqbican river in Nebraska Territory. !.
G w1LSUS ~ PSFGHe'ded tfzRAa the
{ MI. SGHENCK, from the committee on Confer
ence on the army appropriation bill made follow
is$hs House il recommended to recede from the
anendment requiring suit to be brought egsihst the
Illinois Centtal railroad for sums paid for the trans,
pprtaGon of troops and munitions Of war 10 agree to-
odnstrhctfonof Rre proof stSh6uses at the arsenal
st PhiIsdsphia and 70 agree 70 the Senate Aplsndr
instead of cents. The Senate is recommended 10
reeede from the appointment making appropriation
for the pgfohaseof land used as fort near NIsh-
vile. Tenn. Tie section in regard to Quartermas-
tersbtoreSs TO be amended SO as to require articles
issued in the Paci6c States and TeFritorieegtc be-
the advertisements fOsuch supplies to be pubIished
ID the newspapers Of San Francisco California and
Portland Oregon. The section in regard to the mill
the Superintendent may hereafter be selected and
the dcers detailed from any arm Of the service and
that the legperyision and charge of tho .acadeny
gard TO the extra pay foS soldiers nploSed in con-
sructing public wofks, is 70 be amended 10 al
low Spissed men working as art6cers. and non COM
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