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NigIIt Dispatches.
Iwrsrrny ASSOCIATED PRESS REroRrs.I

twEsTERN ASSOCIATED IREss REFoRrs.I
LOUISVILLE, September 4-The rivel
is falling rapidly with 3 feet 6 inches il
the canal. The weather is very warm
New ORLEANS, September 4-Thert
were twenty eight deaths from yellow
fever yesterday. The board Of health
last night declared the fever epidemic
but describes it as being of a milt
type.
A communication was sent 90 the
board of health last night, announcing
the reorganization Of the Howard ass0ci.
alton, bat stated that it was entirely
without funds.
The streets were flooded this morning
by a heavy raiN.
The school imbrogliO is about coming
to s. focus. The schools were opened on
Monday, the day specified by law, under
the auspices Of the old board Of directors.
but the appOiutees Of the council re.
strained them from acting, by = wril
quo UuTT0yttO, retUrnaJie on the 9Th,
before Judge Duplouteir.
The council last night adopted a reso.
luton suspending the schools until the
LIST Of October, on the grounds Of the
epidemic. The resolution amounts "a
nothing, legally, as the board of school
directors exercise their authority under
the state laws. The Republican suggests
the cutting of Of supplies from the
schools as the best means of OvercOmiDp
the difficulties.
WASHINGTON, September 4-The fol-
lowing is a statement Of the public debt
OF the United States on the LIST of Sen
TENDER, 1857: Debt bearing CURRENCY in
%terest, 5 per cent. bonds. 81, 1884 $50 8 Der
cent. bonds Of 1851, S2s2.B 100 e her
cent. $50 bonds, 81, 205. no. 500 navy
pension fund, SI8, coo, 900: total. Sl7Iy-
6S7, 74l SO; debt bearing interest i'm 8 nar
cent. bonds, SIS, 342, 000: 3 vearcompgsjnd
interest notes, S5l, 5l2. $50; , wear 7-30
notes, S400, 7s5, OPS; total, S80s, 64f 355 in
Lerest debt not presented for pavmeUt.
compound interest notes matured June
10, July ID and August Is, 1867, SD g73.-
go bonds OF taxes indemnity, S2G3, 600.
treasury notes under acts of July II, 1861.
and prior thereto, SlG5,3lI "a; bonds of
Aprill5, 1852, S64, 758 IS: treasury notes
Of March 3, 1868, 1853, $50; temporary
loan, 50, 1913, lS5 So; certificates OF indebt.
edness, $4,000; total, Sl9, 44O,975. Debt
bearing no interest, $3.50, 1874. S44; frac-
tional currency, S2s, 1892, I72 81; gold
certificates Of deposit, S15,4G2, 700; total,
s4lO,Ol9,7l6 81 total debt, 81. G53, 1872.
l69 81; amount in the treasury, coin,
SOL ,263. G2O, currency, S47, 078, 074 SO;
total, Sl48, 1896, O94 SO; amount Of debt
less cash in the treasury, S2,5O5, 456, 09S.
The foregoing is q correct statement of
the public debt as it appears from the
books and treasury returns in the de-
partment on the lst day Of September,
1857. =
ISlgned,J HUGH MCCULLOUGH.
Secretary Ofthe Treasury.
New YORK, September 4-The South
ern Relief society held its final meeting
to-day. 1t has collected and expended
$3.50, $50.
The postal money order system goes
into operation in four hundred additional
offices On the 9th inst, embracing some
In nAarLM EMarM aLn.n
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W ADvERTrsM'ETE
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
No. Is West Court Street.
PRINTING A4 TIE LOWEST PRICES
ANNUAL CIRCULAR.


MEMPHIs, September !, 1857.
At the Of another CONNER
cial Year the undersigned again tenders his
services 10 the Merchants and Business Men Of
Memphis. and to all those desiring any kind OF
FINE JOB PRINTING.
Tn material Of the rankin job Printing
House consists OF the most perfect PRESSES,
and the newest and most beautiful styles Of
TYPES, BORDERS, scRrPs, DESIGNS and ORNA-
EENrs DOw known TO the art.
Particular attention viii be paid 70 dning or
ders for Business Cards, Circulars, Letter Heads,
Envelopes, Bill Heads, Tags. Receipt and Check
Books, Bills IAding, Dray Tickets, and every
description Of Printing required in The success
ful production Of business during the cotton
season.
Il Will be the determination OF the Proprietor
IN the future, as it has been in the past, 10 do
the very BEsT WORK, and the prices shall be
AsslOW As any hSnss in the city.
MOTTO: FrSE PRINTING PROMPTLY ExECU-
rED, AT Low Prices.
Thankful to my friends and patrons for the
business Of the past year, 1 solicit a contnu-
snee of their favors.
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WHAT GOVERNMENT SHOULD 4
nnnnanE nESIREr

Won saw. "The tyranny Of q mob, the ues-
poffzm 1fa single iI, aud TIE U~surpaJon or e
go ne doctrine thEt the viii or the people
= che law Of The land is atrociOus TO you.
Vow ? have written this mercy 70 inquire
me- Efnd OF a government you want and
--r7 s-rrr7-r A CoRRESPuEDESr.
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THURSDAY, .:...... sEPrEnBER 8. 1sr
AGENTS,

J. u. Easberrys general agent for Arkansas
Jehn T. R~eardOn. Little Rock, ARK.
Rfehsrd Thruston, Van Buren,, Ark.
Read Fletcher, Pine Bluff, Ark.
Jno. r. ERkln, Washington. Ark.
Rev. A h. WtaneId, Camden. Ark.
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- 1t Is the nature OF tyranny aud rapacity
never 10 learn moderation from the III SUCCESS
Of nrst expressions. on the contrary, all Ou-
pressions, all men thinking highly Of meth
DDS dictated by their nature, attribute the
Illustration Of their desires % the want OF sufl-
Cfeut rigsur. Then they redoubie the effort. OF
their impOtsnt cruelty which producing, as
they must ever produce, new dl-sapp0iuenients,
they grow irritated gains the objects OF their
rapaelty and then rage, fury aud malice i'm
plaCahIs because uDprovOkedl recruiting and
reinforcing their a~varce, their vices are no
longer human. frsm cruel men they are trsna-
formed into savage beasts, with uu other YES
tiEe. Of reason Left bat what serve to furnish
the Inventions and requirements Of fsraciCus
subtIety. for purposes OF which beasts are inca
papIe. and at which tends would blush"
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FIRST RACE-OvERTON HOTEL STAKE,
Mile heats for horses Owned in Shelby county,
September !, 1897. Entrance $50. play or pay.
OvertOn Hotel 70 add 800. Three or more 70
MI, to name and close 18th September, 1857.
SECOND RACE-"BANKERS' PURSE
Three mile heats for all ages. Purse 5000. En-
trance $50. Three or more to MI. EHtranee
money to 20 TO the second horse.
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Do 10 is true that the Supreme power IN every
Constitution OF Government. must be absolute
ard thus may be corrupted into The arbitrary,
But all good Constitutions have established
certain lN5d rules for the exercise OF the'r
functions. which they rarely or ever depart
from. and which rTles form the security against
IE4t sarE AZ grlTF. ne gDrsTHuielt Of aLl ldrJree
HHHa#H.FHH..HF. mai HFFEH# %
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SECOND DAY.

FIRST RACE-GAYOsO HOUSE STAKE
Nile heats for all ages, $50 entrance. Gayoss
House to add 800. Three or more to MI tn,
take.
SECOND RACE-Two aIe dash. Purse 500
Free for all ages. Entrance SIS.
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WILLIs-RtDeEwAY-Marrie on this
evening Of the srd Inst, at Grace Church Rec,
tory, 1913 DeSoto street, by the Sew. Or. B. F
Brooke, A. @. Willis 70 Mrs A. +. BrDGEwAY
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ROBERT A. MOON,
90 otto H a @ { O r
AND
COM MISSION MERCHANT,
No. 27e Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
TENN.

T IBERAL MISUNDERSTANDING at Whole
l. sale Prices. Commission Tor selling Cotton,
one Dollar per Bale.
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Oh" VII. venture 20 say 81 the tuHWanunanHE ~
Asa that none OF them ever bad an arbitrary
power and, 10 any Governments hal All aTbf-
frary power. 1teg cUlsH1f delegate q 70 u.g DsI-
rsas u1Ier UsaH that Is, they cannot 81 5elegata
IL 20 utleH- IS not 20 leave them aca8Uusa1Ia
On fne principles upon which 10 YVES g#gaT "a
fHfs is q contradiction in terms, "a grssr a5sg-5J-
4rg as nHI gs RI UaCnstTguU UrirhaIHez- let ne say
Tor the honour OF human nature, that altr0B5l'
we may speak lt with the pride Of England.
vafiou o. tle rights 81 men, than auv yfnar
rSuutrv in The world yet will venture to.sv
that no country has wholly meant, or ever
meant, Do give this power.
BURKE rarely said anything that was
not both true and wise. He lowered
above other statesmen like a Colossus
and the ingenious youth who wishes q
settle for himself q code Of political
ethics. aud to become familiar with
noble thoughts, and grounded in lust and
sound principles, should read and re-read
the writings Of this great man, beyond
All comparison the finest political wri.
tings in the language; and especially
bis address TO the Electors Of Bristol
They VII then learn what a public man
ought to be, and be ashamed Of public
men a. they are.
In his second speech on the Impeach-
meut Of HASTINGS, be said:
a An arbitrary system, indeed, must aIvay6
he q corrupt one. There never was q mau VINO
thought b. had no law but his own viii uha
~ m ~ soon md 1iat he hHj n0 end BAL hs
o.r1 55rrrs Corruption and arbitrary power are
ar natural uuequivOcal generation, necessarily
7,-6HurIu9 one another. Ar. Hastiugs fores5e
F6a sbus=ve ana corrupt consequences. and
rgsr Ha Trstfnes his conduct upon the HeceazI-
Tasof thaf system. These are things which are
Weu In tbe world; JOr there Feue- iCHs q man. ]
baTiava. ulg eJHtendc1 for arbitrary D9ler. land
rI---a howe beeu persons wicked and foolish
eagush 70 contend for 81, th0t did not D0cbIld
eflar that ne Wsfcal tr1S gooa tt aseF o. HtH ~
her conduct - h2d Hstgatea Or had puyylef
49, and that the poison. by passing through
rHeir constitution had acquired s~alutary prop
critics
We need give no other reasons why
the dospotism Of y single will is hateful
70 Us. Yet il is not more ~detestable than
the tyranny Of a mob. The cruelties
and tortures inflicted on the ryotts Of
Rungpore and Dinsgepore by DELI
srSe. the creature Of HASTINGS, and by
IA instruments, were inflicted by the
.osnts Of the tyranny Of a single viii,
.S.to 2 Governor General, who, claim
-, an arbisrar power in himself, de
n+.,a5 up the properties, the liberties
- .he lives Of a whole people, to the
@-s;trary discretion ofa wicked and ra-
neFson who made good from
s,ood the purchase be bad paid for
- mower over them apd wrung from
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DIED.

STARKE-Died on Wednesday The 4th inst,
n 8 o'clock pm, Of diptheria, Q ROBINSON,
youngest daughter OF J. B. md "a. b. Starke,
In the fourth year OF her age.
Her funeral viii take place this Thursday
evening. at 4 o'clock, from the residence OF her
father, No. 10 Pontotoe street.
The friends Of the family are respectfully in
vited % attend.
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SEWING MACHINE co.,
Principal OHc5, 618 Broadway,
Nm KAhRH

GREAT improvement in Sewing Machines
u Empire Shuttle, Crank Motion Sewing
Machine. 1t is thus rendered n~aissless IN &C
ton. It's motion ueiug al positive, 70 Is moi
liable 10 get oct Of order II is The best Family
MaCniuei Notice is called 10 our new and i'm
proved Manufacturing Machine, for Talon
and Boot aud shoe Filters. Agents wanted, q
whOus a liberal discount Will be given. Nc
c-OnstEnments made.
IS GAwzm EN7TRE sEETNa MACHINE 90.
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se8 5. Q. TOOF. Proprietor.
SALOON.
In Alley Between Madison and Mon
roe Streets.

A r DROESHEB, Proprietor. The above
n. Saloon win be opened MONDAY MORN
ING, and l hope by prompt attention and with
first class Liquors, TO receive the patronage OF
my Old friends.
au25 I'M JOHN MYERS. Agent.
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FOURTH DAY.

SECOND RACE-Three mile dash for all ages.
$50 entrance. Three OF more TO start. Associa-
ton to add 500. Second horse to save his en-
trance money.
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CONTINUE SIX DAYS.
FIRST DAY.

FIRST RACE-NURsERY sTAKE."-we
the subscribers, agree 70 run a Sweepstalze
Race over the Memphis Association Course, at
the FAN Meeting, 1871, with Colts and Fluies,
two years old, one mile dash, SIS subscription,
play or pay the Association 70 d SOO-three
or more to I'll the stake, TO name and close on
the 18th September, 1867.
SECOND RACE%GREEN STAKE."-Me
heats for untried three-year Odds, $50 entrance
play or pay. Association to give 500. Tires
or more to Ill the stake, TO name and close the
l5th. September, 1857.
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THIRD DAY

FIRST RACE%CITIZENs' PURsE"-Twc
mile heats. Free for all ages Purse 500. En-
trance sg.
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Lists Open TO the WOrId-FOur Splendid
Priest

First Prizs-Oue splendid Saddle Horse. val
ued at $40.
second Prize-Oue elegant Gold Watch and
Chain, valued at 500.
Third Prize-One Saddle and Bride, valued
at SO.
Fourth PHze-One pair Silver spurs, aIu
al so, 70 De presented 20 the most graceful
rider by a COMMITTEES Of i've young Ladies, 70
be selected by the Judges.
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'Ts
Dissolution of Partnership.

OtSSotDCt0n or PNFtNefShtp'
VfBE partnership heretofore existing between
y the undersigned, under the Arm name OF
Wright = Burke, Is this day dissolved BY mu-
Juai consent. II. n. WRIGHT,
K. T. BURKE.
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L Ii T.
B0ABDmkH, GRAY & co.
PLANO-FORTES.
81 Broadway, NeW Eork Clty,

Where he viii be pleased to receive the order
OF his friends and public, and especially TO
hear from those who have so libeI ally be.
slowed their patronage On the firm heretofore.
lie Wal supply these superior instruments 10
tue trade, Wholesale and Retail, AT the very
Lowest Prices, made with the Insulated Iron
Rim ana frame tcsst in one sOlih patel The
excel all others in durability, superiority Of
tone, and elegance Of eXterna! appearance.
All these Pianos have OVerstrung scales, Civ
lngln connection with the patent iron rim and
frame, FulL, Round, Powerful and Sweet Mel
low Tones. The Gases arr elegant in appear
auce and easily and safely handled.
- warranted 70 prove satisfactory, or the
money returned.
Address ali orders 90
liberia OFT,
sc5 dGwlUm 5sl Broadway, New York.
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w. s. PICKETT & co.,
Cotton Factors 4 Commission Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

NUE are now entering upon our twentieth
w year of business in Memphis, and the
sixteenth in New Orleans, and solicit a cOnttn-
uance of patronage from our friends and the
public generally. Our house in New Orleans
Will, as heretofore, be under the management
Of VIM. y. PICKETT, an cid and experienced
merchant in the New Orleans cotton trade,
and affords to our customers the advantages of
either market, as their interest OF inclination
may induce them to ship
We keep always on hand a good supply of
Groceries, Provisions, Baggtng, Rope, Gum
Betting, Plantation and Family Supplies gem
orally. WORMELEY, JOY & co.
- D.
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FIFTH DAY.

THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF
CONGRESS STARE-FOur mile heats. sub
jeet to the regulations which the committee
appointed by the Turf Congress may adopt
The Memphis Association 70 add 5000.
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HUGH MCCULLOUGH.
Secretary nrfha Tra4gr5

New YORK, September 4.-The South
ern Relief society held its final meeting
today. It has collected and expended
$3.50, $50.
The postal money order system goes
into operation in four hundred additional
offices on the 9th inst, embracing some
in nearly every state.
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DEEA1Eh0
VIC. WARD. EsQ, President
u. r. PEHTON, Md, Secretary.
W. N. COLEMAN, ESQ, Treasurer.
capt DOUGLASS, Grand Marshal.
Dr. ". D. LEWIS, Assistant Marshal.
ORATOR CT THE DAY.
HON. A. H. DOUGLASS.
Alodrder Of Przes-CapL J. A. OnIey.
Herdd-d-ATms-Capt. J. n. Lakewood.
JVdges-B. r. Duncan, ESQ g. j. goldsbv.
$50, Col George ~. Durham, Dr. George K.
Duncan, Cham Jones, Jr, Esq.
Harding, Chairman.
To x PURLIC-Ample arranpameuts w{W ha
made TO accommodate all.
A FREE
Exercises to precisely at 10 o'clock
am. lnose wishing TO enter as contestants
VIII mnke application 70 the Secretary at Mrs,
J. w. Wards, or 70 Jacob VOOEh3es, Gao. no,
~ AaiR street, Memphis. The lists close on
Monday, the % day OF September, 1857.
au2i 81
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT-ChiefJustic woodward. and
Judges Thompson, Strong, and Agnew-klrk VS.
Carr ct al. Judgment affirmed opinion Dy lhomp
son, j.
- Hughes Hughes Judgment affirmed. Opinion
ny yThompson, j. , ,
nnrrer overrued. and defendant ordered 10 answer
lnterrogatOries
16aeons appeal. Submitted. ~,
,rasItInan and wife Osborn ct al. Error 70 DIS
@ court OF Philadelphia The opinion OF the Court
"HH9 "H9 uellNered by Chief Justice Woodward. :, -
rnhrtman executed bond and mortgage III neI
hsr name OF Mary Ann Coleman hVe days aIteI
We're void V 70 Hartman, and that these p .
married nn, not 70 be questioned. Tue dsaoy OF 10 q
the debt ~ san 70 cucumber her separate esthte iot
ana vas ~ nother has been declared In many cases
VS.. Coleman, Wr 297 w 80
bu1 1 question upon the record has respect to the
ystIege ii,p tnS mortgage rather than 10 tne
Its %rssinrSed ~, me Judgment founded upon
tus tSnants a ye Issued against the mortgagor ano
the lnagament' ana ana The Premises were sold. and
gegee, but TO a purchaser who had no notice
that the moftBager was married ,soman NeitheI
the judgment nor the proceednRs ndar M have beer
questoned Dy VIII or error, mOuSn 10 open or sci
them aside or In anV other manper yShateVer anC
uestlon upon the trial of THIS cause WA
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE "JAPs" AT THE AcADEMY.-Risley Il
Aaguire's great Imperial Japanese Troupe will
begin brief engagement to morrow (Tuesday)
evening. The performances of this troupe
have been very successful in San Francisco,
and the feats performed are said to be original
singular, and startling. Everybody should
secure seats to-day to avoid the rush to-mor-
row. Tickets and seats can be purchased at
Risleys News Exchange in the Continental
Hotel.
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.-This even
ing Miss Kate Reynolds, a very pleasing
will produce new play translated and arranged
from the Italian expressly for her, called The
eSs % FTsn e STe 1Sg & ae nS % pc
of this establishment, and also by the entire
company.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE-Tr1te TO The Core
was produced on Saturday night to very fine
house, and it was observed with great atten-
lion. The piece is one of considerable merit,
being carefully and pleasantly written; is full
of bright and beautiful thoughts and fine stua-
ions, and has very explicit plot. The only
regret expressed was that the 'prize drama"
should have been produced without new and
appropriate scenery. True to the Gore is an his
torlcal picture Of the failure of the Spanish
very respectable probabilIties hut NOT nnon
fact. Ihe DUN bravery of " Lord Howard" )" of
''Ehngham,, ana the gracious liberation OF
"Queen Bess," are strlkingly portrayed in the
play and the stubborn Patriotism of an Enc
iish coast and river pilot is truthfully and stri-
kingly drawn, Mr.. Davenport, MIR and Mrs
WaIcot Mr.. Chapman Mr. Ben, Yonno Mis-
Graham, and Miss Leonie Arlington are ali
admirabein their roles, and with alittle hettar
acquaintance with the new piece. will make IL
entirely acceptable
True TO He Core will be repeated tonight. Mr.
Davenport will also appear as sir Edward Nor,
timer' in the Iron Chest role that Edmund
Kean has made immortal.
ARCH STREET THEATRE.-OurS has:been very
successful during the past week, and will be
performed every evening this week. II is one
OF the most popular novelties that Mrs. Johr
Drew has ever brought out Mrs Drew play
the arduous part of "Mary Netley,' assisted by
all the favorites OF the company.
AMERICAN THEATRE.-Madlle La Rose
Mad'lle Louise, '"Ihe Drummer Girl ofthe Arm
of the Potomac" appear for the first time To
night, with the great Variety Troupe.
CARNoRoss q DIxEY will run Italian Airs
She Academy, laughing Gas, and other pleasan
things this week.
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Senate.

Continued from Third Edition.
When the hour OF IL o'clock arrived the Senate was
until 1915. The Thirty ninth Congress had then been
declared by the presiding officer adjourned sine die.
order at 1920 o'clock. Mr Wade (Ohio) Presidentp
tenl In the chair.
order was declared TO be the qualifying OF new Sena
tors. They sworn IN IN the following order:-
Simon Cameron, Henry w, Corbett, Roscoe Conk-
Timothy o. Howe, Oliver p. Morton, Justin 5. Nor
r, James W. Nye, James W; Patterson. Samuel G.
The Clerk called the name of Thomas Swami, but
he was not present to respond.
Mr.. Trumbull Il) said If all the Senators had been
qualified he would present the credentials of the Sena
John NJ. Thayer and r. W. Upton then came for
ward and sworn in senators from the State of
On motion of Mr. Trumbull the Senate proceeded
to classify the Senators from Nebraska 1t was done
by placing three slips Of paper in a ballotbox, num-
6sred 2 and 8 The Senators drawing No :a D. 70 No De
with those going out March 4, 1871, aud NO. 3 with
those going our March 4, 1873 , .a o,,, =. ,o-,
Mr.. Upton drew class No. l. and goes out in 1863
On motion it ordered that the hour of the
meeting Of the Senate until otherwise ordered shall
On motion ofMr. Trumbull, Committee, consisting
of Mr., TTumbul and Mr.. Buckalew, was appointed to
wait upon the President and inquire if he had any
communication to make to the Senate.
Ordered that the Secretary OF the Senate inform the
House that the Senate is ready to proceed with busl
and hen, motion of Mr.. Trumbull, the Senate
at o'clock adjourned
House of Representatives.
Continued from Third Edition.
Mr. Colfax was elected Speaker, and sworn
into office by Mr. Dawes.
Tie Speak er then proceeded to administer the oath
! 10 members by States.
| The Speaker announced thar the President had
signed the bill in reference TO wool and wooens; also
the Army s S wed ead ap6 aS on th
| table, and the House at p. M ADJOURNED