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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. $40 and 5.20s
wanted. De Haven & Brother, No. 40 s. Third St.
ASTOUNDING CURE OF RHEUMATIsM. w. G,
Yost, No 1886 North Thirteenth street, just recoV
cred from rheumatism and Neuralgia suffered
many years; cured by DIR. Filters great Remedy.
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY.MADE CLOTHING.
WANAMAKRR 6 BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets
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Texas.

GALVESTON, August THE Texas Legislature
met at Austin yesterday. The House was fully
Organized. The Inauguration of Governor
Throckmorton will take place on the 9th. No
business will be transacted until his message NJ
received.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
DIR. s. w. BECKWITH'S
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 1920 WALNUT STREET,
For the Treatment OF Chronic Diseases.

For the Treatment OF Chronic Diseases.
For the benefit of those proposing to ndertake Eec
trca treatment for diseases give in the following
list a few OF the prominent and most common
complaints met with in prac tice, IN all OF which we
are most successful IN NEARLY ALL CAsEs OF CHRONIC
DISEASE ELECTRICITY IS SURE REMEDY AND IN ALL
CASES BENEFICIAL, PROPERLY APPLIED Those there
fore afflicted with complaints here enumerated, need
nave no hesitation apply ing and whether only BE
LIEF, or PERMANENT CURE be effected, they will
receive replies accordingly Al consultations ree.
l. Epilepsy, Chorea, or St Vius Dance, Paralysis,
tation orthe Heart, Lockiaw etc
2 sore Throat, dyspepsia Dlarrh@a pysentery, OBJ
stmate COnsipatlOn, H@morrhodes, or Piles, BILIOUS,
Flatulent anu Painters collie and all affections OF the
Liver and s Speen.
3. Catarrh. Cough, Influenza, Asthma (wheu not
caused by organiG diseases 81 he heard Bronchitis,
consumption In the early stages.
tence and seminal Weakness. The after complaints
never TAIL to YIELD rapidly to this treatment,
Curvature hp Diseases, Cancers TGmors Jthoss last
named always cured withouc pam or cutting or plas-
g. Uterus Gomplalnts, INVOLVING ma position, as
liberation, and various other affections Of the WOMB
: Mrs. BEtKwITH has the Ladies' Department under
her own care and supervision 49,, .u ,,.o.o,.,, 49,.
hEFE -lhe ulseaseu anu anu an ueLoS h Gu are are
reerred TO the 70 lowing named genuemen' VINO nave
been treated and witnessed eatmen on others. AZ
A. j. Plea,on ton O. Sl6 Spruce street: W. b. Smith
No 1922 Hanover street George Douglass Fith street
street, Robert Work No 81 North Third streets colonel
! 7 w. sweeney walnut street below Eiehth; George
Evan, Arch street, below Flith MIR. Pelouze Third
and Chesnut streets Edward McLane all OF this CITY
A PleasOnton ST. ouis, Mo Jacob Vandegriit, Odessa
Del; IL, a. Semple Mount Holly, N j.. with very many
! others
| Physicians or students desiring to have instruction
in the application OF Electricity Tor the cure OF
| diseases Apply at the Office.
Consu tation free Descriptive circulars of cures
effected with references, be had by ap-
| plicatio on at the Office by letter
| All letters addressed to
DIR. S w. WITH.
8Ol2trp No. 1920 WALNUT Street, Phllada.
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION AND A HEALTHY SKIN
can never be obtained while the pores OF the skin
obsruced, or the blood Is in impure condition.
DR.. Jaynes Alter at1ve Will, however, restore the
purity OF the skin and will thoroughly cleanse the
bood it will also remove the obstinate state of the
pores and free the perspiration from al impurities
and gross particles tria will establish its efficacy.
Prepared only at No 242 Chestnut street,
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DULCE EFT DECoRE EST PRO PATRIR MoRI-
Noble, beautiful and fitting is it to i've for onas
country; and still more beautiful is it to save the
lives OF oilers This has been done in almost
wi hout number, by DR.. L. W. Marsden, in
the preparation of his invaluable VEGETA-
Bile SANATTYE PILLS. Depot, No. 457 Broad
aoay, Ntao York. For sale by JohnSton, Hot5J70ay
& CcWden Wholesale agents, No. 90 N. Sirth street,
ThilddcLphid, and By oil druggists.
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STRAIGHT TO THE ZENITH of the frmament of
Fashlon-even as a star might go up from the hori-
zon to the observation-disclosures Ei9ht- Blooming
CeIeus" has assembled in three short years, leaving
behind 1t ali the lesser lights, foreign and domestic
and establishing its pre- emnence over all the per-
fumes of the day,-Bdngor Democrat.
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dies Campbor Troches" at hand. We hear, on everv
hand, their wonderful curative powers spoken of.
They are for sale by best Dru ygsts and made by
G. H. Needles, at Twelfth and Race. Cholera may
not be cured by them but these potent little Troches
control the promonitOrY sYmptoms.
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Death of a Provost MarshaI.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH I
BALTIMORE, August 9.-George R. Dodge, first
Provost. Marshal OF baltimore after the 10th
of April riot, diedv this morning after a brief
illness.
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Missouri Politics.

ST. LOUIS, August 8.-Thomas A. Price was
yesterday nominated for Congress by the Con
vention of the Fifth District.
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MOST WONDERFUL CURE OF RHEUMATIsM.-
Mrs. Keeney, Ridge road above Poplar street. suf.
fered over 20 years; now we'll. DR.. Filters Remedy
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IMPROVED LOCKS STITCH MACHINES for Tailor
and Manufacturers. Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company, No. 730 Chestnut street.
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MARRIED.

HAZLlTT-BA ES.-In Philadelphia 1885, at the
Pars onage by the Rev. Robert II. Pattson, MI JAMES
W. HAzLiIr. formerly of Wilmington, Del, to Alss
T.. BARNES, OF this city.
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REDUCED PRICES FOR PHOTOGRAPHS Of all styles.
Don't fail TO call at b Reimer's Gallery, No. 6z4
Arch street. You will find them what you desire,
suDerlor PICTURES
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BIOKRENE.
+ OR EXPERIMENTATION.

STRENGTH TO THE WEAK-YoUTH TO THE AGED
This preparation is uneqU aled rejuvenator and re-
stOrer OF wasted and inert functions
The feeble the aged and all those who have In any
way impaired their vitality by excessive mental phys
cal viii hno the BiokIene TO be what Its
mples-a lie rejuvenator which, while 1t builds up the
shattered constitution will also mpart to the feelings
the briskness and energy which belong TO youth
matter by what cause any organ has become
bed in its functions this superb preparation will
that cause at once and forever,
BIOKRENE CUES General Debility, Impotency, Ner-
tite Low Spirits Imbecty, Mental Incidence Emacla-
ton Ennul 1t has q most delightful, desirable and
novel effect upon the BY stem 81 who are In
any way prosraed by disabilities are earnestly
advised TO seek cure in this most excellent and
eQualled preparation.
BIOKRENE,-Tbe Feeble, the LanguId, the Despair
ing the Old should give this valuable discovery trial
1t will be found totally different from all other articles
for the same purpose.
vous weaknesses OF all kin ts II will restore the
wasted strength with woOder!ul Dermanence.
1t Is also gIand Tonic and will give re ief Dyspep
sla with the first dose brief persistence IN Its
Will Ienovate the stomach TO degree of perfect health
and bGnish Dyspepsia forever.
One Dollar per bottle or six bottles for S. Bold by
Drug gists generally Sent by express anywhere by ad
dressing HUTCHIRGS & HILLYER Propretors.
No. 70 DEY Street, New York. 4
'''O " JOHNSON HOLLOWAY q CowDEN, +
No % North SIXTH Street
DY0TF CO.,
4 10 thstu6mrp No 2S2 N SECOND 81. ---~
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SUDDEN DEATH.--A man died suddenly
in a house in Bedford street, above Seventh.
this morning. The Coroner was summoned to
hold an inquest.
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GROVER & BAKER's Highest Premium Elastic
stitch Sewing Machines tor family use, No 730
ChesnuL street.
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SLIGHT FRE.-A slight fire broke out at
No. 3l2 Cypress street this morning, but was
extlnguished before much damage was done,
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1905, 5.20s,
GOLD AND SILVER,
COMPOUND INTEREST AND UHCURRENT BANK
NOTES BOUGHT AND SOLD, BY
DRRxEL & Co.,
No "a SOUTU THIRD STREET
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TERRIBLE-600 DEATHS BY CHOLERA INFANTUM
here in July, which Dr. FIrler's Infant Carmnative
would have positively prevented Mothers who use
it will never be without it. Tested forty years. %
cents
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THE JOURNALS DAILY SHOW that the fell mon
ster Cholera its worst form, stalking broad
cast Europe. Ssvans have proved that ere long
it will be in our midst. With such q catastrophe
sarIng us in tine face 1t behooves 10 prepare to
meet the giant and wIestle with him at our thtesh.
ODDS. We know OF but one preparation which will
enable to master him, and all should Immortality
purchase 1t and have it ready. We refer to MARS
DENIS CARBiTNATIVE syrup. Try il; we are
sure it will give complete satisfaction. Depot No. 4S7
Broddaody, Ne1O York. For sale by johnston, HOi-
IolOay CoaOden, Wholesale AGENTS. No % ~ Sirth
street, Philadelphia, and by oil druggists.
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A PUGNAoIoUs CUsToMER.-An aggra-
waited assault and battery was committed upon
Young man named Henry Sproul by an Eng
lishman named William Wells. Wells drew q
pistol on him, and then struck him IN the
mouth. He also made an assault upon Sprouts
employer, Mr.. w. II. Clougb. After committing
these outrages Wells.made bis escape.
DARING RoBBERY.-There was daring
robbery perpetrated In the Twenty-seVenth
Ward. Some men entered the house of Mr..
Krider early this morning, on Grays lane, and
ransacked the house, taking number of valua-
BILE articles. No arrests have vet been made.
CHOLERA ABATING.-Four cases only of
cnelera were reported to day, and no deaths.
These cases are improving, and favorable symp-
toms of recovery are apparent.
LOYALTY UNDER TRYING CIRCUMSTANCES
iu Llssa's recent naval FIGHT
An iron clad blew up outright,
With all tnat were board
But, as into the air they flew,
loud huzza burst from the crew,
Who shou' ed as they scared
"HurTah Tor our Italian KingW
Now If as high some men were blown,
Who have our mode OF dealing known,
With Clover Hall !" che air would ring!
MEMS, Youths, and Boys Clothing.
TOWER HALL,
No. 518 MARKET STREET,
BENNETT g. Co.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT
TO KILL.-Last night John p. Banford, who had
been an employe on board the Market street
ago, met one Of the deck hands and struck him
on the head with either blackjack or brass
knuckles, making fearful cash. The man who
was wounded was insensble for several hours.
Banford was arrested this morning about I'30
A. M, at Water and Chestnut streets, and was
held by Alderman Beiter in default of $500 bail
to ansWer,
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STEALING WASH CLoTHEs.-Anue Smith
was arrested this morning, about half past five
o'clock, on the charge above stated. She had,
when arrested, newly washed bed valance,
which she had evidently taken from some of the
at Ninth and Shipper streets by officer Sample.
After hearing she was committed by Alderman
pnttinpar 10 answer.
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ICE COMPANIES.

INASTERN ICE COMPANY.-SEASON OF
- 4 lbs. daily 90 cents per week u lbs day
BIS. daily, Sl 05 per week. Depot No 2l QUEEN
Street below Third THOMAS J. LYONS,
81 JOHN 3. MYERS
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THE RECENT RAIN.-The country. which
for the past few weeks has been suffering rom
an almost universal drouth, is now showing the
highly beneficial effects of tine rain OF last night
The fields OF corn and the meadows which were
almost withering under the rays of the hot sun,
and the influence of the dry weather. have taken
a new start. 1t is indeed refreshing to look at
the altered appearance OF every green thing that
crows, under its influence
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RECEIVER OF STOLEN GooDs.-Yester-
day afternoon Mary Martin, who keeps place
committed by Alderman Pottinger on the
charge OF receiving stolen goods. 1t seems that
she was in the habit OF receiving small articles
stolen by wharf rats in the ne ghborhood. Two
OF those captured yesterday while in the act of
robbing the crates on Almond street wharf of
crockery and china, were also committed by
Alderman Pottinger to testify against Mary
Martin, in default of $500. Their names are
Ann Lanigan and Abbe Shea. Several others
were taken at the same time, but were dis
charged to testify.
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THE AMERICAN BUREAU OF MINES

No. 64 BROADWAY,
Mines, Mineral Lands and Ores examined and reported
upon Competent Engineers furnished to Mining Com
pRnies.
Consultations afforded on all Mining, MetAnurgical
and Chemical Questions at the ONCE Of the Bureau,
GEO. D. n. GILLESPIE, President.
DRAKE DE KAY. Secretary. SRtRths Ep
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HOME AGAIN-MEDICAL ELECTRICITY After an
absence from home Tor the purpose OF rest DR., w
Beckwith and wife have resumed their duties at No
1920 Walnut street. Those desirous of using the
pleasant and STRENGTHENING treatment OF ELECTRICITY
applied to disease, can now make application.
For the last two years we have, by new dis
GOV eres been efecting of the most astonishing
record Of cancers, tumors, dyspepsia, rheu-
matism, lung diseases, ana general affections of the
respiratory and digestive organs together with other
chrome diseases Those desiring circu ar contain
ing description of the troa tment references, certIf-
OF cares, etc with other interesting lnforma.
ton for the afflicted, have them by application at
the Office, or by letter Consultation free,
Mrs. Beckwith will be at home hereafter to attend
to the ladies' department
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IMPORTANT TELEGRAM bY the Atlantic Cable,
from the Lord Mayor of London to Mayor
Nc Michael of Philadelphia
soMLRsET HOUSE, Aug. 2, '66 The Lord Mayor
would be pleased to you your suite here next
Lord MAY or's day, Nov. s, b6.
(Signed) Romano,
Lord Mayor of London.
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ANOTHER House RoBBERY.-If people
will go away from the city, and leave their
household goods unprotected they must expect
to come back and find that some one has gone
through them in their absence. The house OF
Mr.. Fitzgerald, residing at No. 1926 North Broad
street, was entered on the third of this month
and ransacked. Clothing and jewelry were
taken to the amount of 5000
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To the Mayor of Philadelphia
I

viii be unable myself TO come, but will send on
my suit, The Linen one got OF Charles Stokes Sc
Co., the eminent Clothiers under the Continental
(SlgnedA MORTON,
Lord Mayor of Philadelphia
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STEALING STAIR CARPET. - Yesterday
Thomas Martin, colored man. was arrested at
Sixth and Fitzwater streets, by Officer McFet
ters, with roll of carpet under his arm. As
he could not give good title to the possession
of the carpet, he was escorted to the Second
District Station House, and at the hearing
before Alderman Pottinger this morning lie was
committed in default of ball. The carpet is now
at the Station House awaiting an owner.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS Pm.
--~>~~~~~,>o~~ ~~~~~-~oo~.>~~~.v~--~--
OUR NATIONAL Cemeteries.
-~S>y~~~s~~~>~o~e~~>>~-~>~~>~O>~~~~~
Interesting Statistics OF IntermentS
-~~~~~>~~~~o~~N~>~~~~~~-~~-~~~~-~~
Etc., Etc., Etc., ETC., Etc., Etc.s EaS.

Etc., ETC.. ETC.. Etc., Etc.. Etc.. EaS.
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NO MORE POVERTY OF THE BLOOD AND PALE
COMPLEXlON.
INTERNAL OR LOCAL
NEW CURA I'VE AGENT,
MATT 20.
GRIMAULT & co., PARIS.

=, This new remedy is prepared from the leaves OF a
Peruvian pepper shrub called MArlCJ and cures
promptly and inialIibly, without any ear of inham-
matory results The great majority of Physicians IN
Paris. Russia, Germany, and New York now no
other remedy.
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GENERAL DEPoSIToRIES:
In Paris, at GRlMAULT co.'s, Chemists, No. At
RUE RIUHELIEU.
In New York, at NJ. M. F0UGERA q WANDER
KIEPT'S, WILLIAM street
In Philadelphia at FREN CHI, RICHARDS q CO.. and
at every good chemists 80 thtf
The New York herald., 1866-04-05
ARMY BULLETIN.
x,ysrrR orr or TROOPS.

MUSTER OUT OF TROOPS.
The following is tho latest important order from the
War Department.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUrASr GENERALS OrfIcE,
WASHINGTON March 81, 1865
List OF volunteer organizations which have been or
ordered be mustered out OF sere not included
in previous circulars:-
CAuponSIA- SIA-Infantry-Co d, Fourth. Cavalry
Company Z, First; Company q, second.
IILISog--Iufantry-Twenty eighth, Forty second, FIJI
ty-eighth, Fifty.ninth.
ASA-In!antry-Thirty second
vcxY-Infantry-seyenih.
AIcHIaAs--Cavairy-iirs \ and s. Companies A, D,
MfSNfsOrA--Artiery--Thrd battery.
NEw YoRx-lnfantry-Fif Fifty fourth.
OHIo--Infantry- Seventy seventh.
neutrality-suspicious. u, First
PESSsYLvAyrA-Infantry-Iw Hundred aud Four
toenth.
VERxcyr--Infanfry-Seve
WIscoSIs-lnfantry Thirty fifth.
UNITED SrArs CoLoRgD TRoors. s.-Infantry-Fourth,
Fourteenth Fifteenth, Twenty first Thrtyffth, For
teth Eghtys cond, Eighty fourth, Eighty sixth, Nine
ty-seyenth One Hundred and Thirteenth. Aruiiery-
First Heavy. Cavalry-Fourth Fifth and Sixth.
NOTE The Eghtythird United States colored troops
in circular dated October 1885, reported conso.
dated with Ninety sixth United States coloed troops
Circular dated March 8 1863 reports the regiment
soldated with the Tenth United States colDred heavy
artillery The latest information Is that the enlisted
Of the Seventy third whose term Of service expired
September 81, 1886, were mustered out OF service
Those remaining were transferred 10 the Ninety sixth
United states coiored troops.
SAMUEL BRECk, Assistant Adutant General
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Thn NAVY.

TUE NEW sLooP-oF-wAR IDAHO.
The sloop. of-war Idaho hauled out from the
Brooklyn Navy Yard Tuesday, and anchored in tho
stream opposite thai place preparatory to going hor
trial trip TO The Idaho is OF the twenty
gun sloops, built by Mr. Forbes, of Rhode Island under
contract with the government The hull buft at
Greenpoint, aud the machinery at the Morgan Iron
Works-on the plans of sfr. Dckerson--in this city.
Her model is very fine, and has every appearance Of
making fast sa!ler The vessel has not yet been ac
ceped by the government the price to bo paid for
her depends upon her rate OF speed She is in tenn
porary command Of Captain John L. Wordcn, of Mont
tor iron-c0 fame. She wilt probably proceed 10 to-
day, and remain absent for week or ten days
CRUISE OF the MONITOR MIASrAsoMoH AND rE
SOTO.
For rayss MONROE, April 2 1886.
Tho lron-clnd Monitor hiantonomoh arrived here thi,
morning Norfolk, where she las been coaling.
The United States e,lnboat DE soto wall shortly start
convoy TO the Miantonomoh cruiss OF four days
towards the Bermudas; after which both vessels will
proceed 10 New York-the DE soto 20 await further
ders from the departmenand the Miantanomoh, II IL
currently reported her TO go thence 10 watch affairs and
LOOK after American interests on the hsherscOast
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Major Harra way appointed 20 West roni from Mont
eomery cccniy, ve~ York graduated In 1884, aud
assigned 10 tho Seventh infantry, rs'ioned a, Fort
Gibson, charosseSaton He resigr%a IA 1851. ard
appointed posi sutlsr In 1st7 be contracted ~ carry
for ten year Al ono handd IA ninety nine ,hoosaud
dollars per snn1n tbs cof,ract he assigned W VI Wa
" Aspinval, taxing sio<s tber~for In The Pacinc Nav
siesmsh ompany an TIE New Orenns agency. We
cane ~ Na.hlngtr vrh bi. father w lsw, ihe ia'e
General Robert ~ nsrong when the latter va elected
soveTnincht y liter Maj5r Harris wsrm sup.
porter of D<lglas ard .plns thourands toe
Washington !Sky1 advocating his electicn. Jc1
Davis n'v~y/ forsave him for this and vhel
Earn. vaS .sssn 70 Rchm0nd ptisoncr. having 90
%, wb sagrss W rec9ysr the BODY " Colope ls~.ro
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Tnkxros. April i-P. 81.

TaESros. April f-P ST.
The opening Of The afternoon session Of the Senate
r. evident that the interest In the Senatorial
vou.s had no, IN the lcast abaed among the principal.
Ia affair and their respective friends Outside OF the
s,nate in the halls OF the state House, an unususl
aumbcr O. gentlemen being a considerable increase Of
hoa,y men--poi,icans-wero found there, engaged IN
pulling the wires and occasionally jerking weak.
bn,ed country members % sudden conclusions
IN thi. mornings despatch referred 10 the rcpub.
leans trying 90 put upon the senate
~ which they hoped to carry their point The arrange.
rient referred Is foliows-Asis generally known
ht rc1uiot a twohrds vote 10 suspend a rule but tho
,,crublcans now claim ths, the rule requiring
hrv of lie voosof an The senators elected necessary
D. pas resolution for joint session ls not ordl
sary one aud can b, suspended by majority vote a.
= ID p. a two.thrds vote This being held TO bo
En thtif object y 10 move that tho rule he
=. pended, wbcreupon The chair will decide that
= vote % tR0.ihirdA " necessary TO abolish
r. Ar appeal will nc msho from the decision
a. the chair aud they having tie majority ii they
,Niy will sustain tho appeal and then The rue VII 10
prpendri VS. ihe majority aud resolution immediately
sf6rward c'ered and passed 10 50 INTO INT session u
.aa Ia make this move that The republicans s0t up
s,rlv mi. morning aud doubt with view t0 assist
,ng them ~ attaining this Object hRt the olok got ~
IL ahead hat IL heal "fast tmo itself
ri,e ~,,nroerert hat Mr Catte hsd offered 20
,ycm.r a5th M stockton produced quite ogect and
h De some parties aunc Willis " 'A ~ 'ss eo. III h..s
ma Ns fteston vas likely TO bo returned u "a said b"
snaufcsni consderlhe deNFhti aVcrrlnE ,nat ne W.
o. own rf,tn tho-e Who would lsn deprive bef ~ Y
30 vas evidently pleased AZ hearing iLsi there was
rrcspeci lllst Nr Stockton would be returned
Is con, eeded since Yesterday that M scoycs pos
no ha ciefnonis n moral force 70 u. The uadef
a strong synpa'hy with him a'nCng the people
kone VIII teny tha his position u uying ore, ani
BE- only bcds out IA maintaining ~ and su.coe0s ~ hs
pocrse hs win have accomplished great s'0' 'O' '"'
county y large
10 Senate afser remaining 10 ses'on unhJ even ~
eal1uincd without taxing any irffhcf Wuoa 20 - W.
sned ste~ senatorial Affairs Mr. scnvel y w renana
kum ase ring positively that he vi not dete', ~
Ioet-tiisi s that be viii not cot lgose uneef an oi
s1Tsisnscs rim ne position which be orsiaa.r -
~umed
I Toe rcpuhi.ans are WORKING h-rt ~ mako r,uTTo
brss On is taeis " geDiing N ftQc.ou rn-k sNiect
1uc ur tie' N faec e~rAior ~ tis place efer IN
kSi2naugn " ths lMsr. :. 20, ssrsa y ,n, csnpgl