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District Court of the United States
DISTRICT OF MAINE.

In The matter Of Josiah Bureigh, BdnkJaot in Bank
Taptcy. IS u
rI,HIS is to give notice, that petition has been
i presented to the court this fourteenth day OF
November, by Josiah Burleieh OF Portland, Bank
rupt, praying that he may be decreed to have full
discharge from all his debts provable under the Bank
ruIt Act, and upon leading said Petition, ~
1T is ORDERED by the Court that a hearing be had
upon the same,0n the thirtieth day of December, A.
D., 1867, before the Court in Portland in said Dis
triet, at o'clock T. NJ, and that notice thereof be
published in the Portland Evening Star and the Port
land Daily Press spapers printed in said District
week fol- three weeks, Of said notices to be
in the weekly edition Of aid Newspapers, and
that allcre'iitors who have proved then debts and
other persons in interest," may appear at sail time
and lace, and show cause, if any they have, why the
III aver of said petition should moi be granted.
"a -iff pa r'hr VIM. z. PREBLE, tH
Clerk of District Court for said Dis riot.
nov16dnovl6, 23&30wnov2S
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Mortgages Sale of Furniture at
Auction. E HUu4

ON TUESDAY, December 81, at 10 o'clock A. M:'
" at office, 100 For eStreet shall sell the Enrn-
ture OF a Boarding House,-Soias, Lounges, Ohairs,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Sinks, Toilet Stands Extension
and Kitchen Tables, Hat Tree, Mirrors, Carpets AR
Tight and Cooking Stoves, Mattresses and Feather
Beds, Blankets, Spreads, COmiorters, Crockery anu
Wooden Ware, &c. Per Order OF Mortgage
Also, at same time three Bruss els Carpets bought
last sale by MIR. Gr:eD, and five new Manchester
Brussels. d.. II. .. BAILEY, Auet.
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WILLIAM III. HILL, Jr., & Co
PubIisI,ers, 80 GornhilI.
For Sale.
Weston

A LEASE Of Stable and its fixtures, two very nice
"A horses one new ton buggy, and one Jenny Lind
harness; &c. For terms, apply to ,,yr,r,apv,
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STATE OF MAINE.

UMBERLAND, ss,-At the Supreme Judicial Court,
begun and held at Portland within and for said
County of Cumberland, on the second Tuesday OF
October, Ammo Domini, 1851
Upon the foregoing, libel Ordered, that the libel
LIANT give notice to fne said William Patterson, to
appear before the Justices of our Supreme Judicial
Court TO be holden at Portland, within and fol- the
county of Cumberland the second Tuesday OF
Jan next, by publishing attested copy of id Ii
bel, and this order thereon, three weeks successive
ly in the Maine State Press, newspaper printed in
Portland, in said County Of Cumberland, the last
publication to be thirty days at least before the sit
ling of said Conrt that he may then and there in our
said Court appear and show cause if any he has why
the prayer OF SAID lihellant should not be granted.
ATTEST: ID. w. FEssENDEN, Clerk.
true copy of the libel and order OF Court thereon.
At EST: ID w. FE. SENDER, Clerk.
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The foregoing is a true statement OF the condition
o the Bay State Fire Insurance Company, of WOr
eester, Massachusetts, The St of November, A. ID.
1861. .t 81 N VIM s. DAVIS Pres.
l.. q PARKS, Secy.
| WORCESTER, IS, g q November %, 1857.
| Personally appeared The above named w s. Davis
and L c. Parks, and made solemn oath that the fore
gong statement by them subscribed is true, to the
| best OF their knowledge and belief.
| .ifitt .tt.ia 90 EDWARD MELLEN,
eatl-. is ifti Justice OF the Peace.
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Mr.. Sherman presented a petition of the
City Council of Cincinnati against any further
contraction of currency, and in favor of hav-
ing the national debt paid off in greenbacks,
excepting such bonds as are expressly payable
in gold on their face. Referred to the Commit
tee on Finance.
Mr.. Chandler introduced a resolution de-
caring neutrality between Great Britain and
Abyssinia.
MIR. Morrill, introduced a bill requiring the
Secretary of the Treasury, after the I'd OF Juiy,
1869,to pay legal tender notes in coin; to sell III
open market all surplus gold after paying IN,
interest on government notes to the United
States treasury, and they redeem all notes of
five dollars ard under in com or United States
notes.
A resolution was adopted that the Treasurer
inform the Senate whether the 1894 900 re-
ceived by Col. Hurlbut, as proceeds of captured
property, has been charged to the Quarter
masters Department.
A resolution was adopted that the business
pending shall be continued to the next session.
Abdominal
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M AZ walk easier with Steam Refined Soap in his
W stocMngs put in walking his hundred miles I'D
steam Refined Tripc, it would help him won
derfully nov "a dst
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DesirabIe Real Estate at Auction.

DN WEDNESDAY, December 4th, at o'clock p.
" NJ | shall sell Che valuable house and lot No.
56 Clark Street. Sed house contains fourteen rooms
good closets au1 clothes presses cemented cellar with
cistern, and is arranged for one or two hmilies-
There is a nice barn and wood shed: abundance OF
hard and soft water on the premises. This property
Is located in excellent neighborhood and one OF
the desirable pieces OF real estate in the market
Can be examined any afternoon. Sale positive,
the owner Is about leaving the city. Terms easy
Title perfect. tfH r. .. BAILEY, Auct.
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posTPoNEMRNT OF THE CONSERVATIVE STATE
si n H CONVICTION. sta.

REINFORCEMENT OF The VUNSEhVAIiVE STATE
st CONVICTION.
RALEIGH, N. g., Nov. 80.
A very large number of men from different
nortions of the State have been here in atten-
dance for some days on the United States
Court. After full consultation was had by
many conservative gentlemen present it was
deemed best TO advise the postponement of the
Conservative State Convention, called to meet
here on the 18th of December next, and leave
the time and place to be hereafter designated
Inv the State Executive Committee. A State
Executive Committee was appointed, and it is
presumed that these arrangements will be en-
tirely acquiesced in.
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WANTED.
WonfQ1
Wanted.

A SITUATION to do general housework, by ca
n pable girl Enquire OF III. L. 81 No. 40 Fore
Street, Z 1sgsasyE -ga4 ash8st nov27d3t*
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Wanted, Wantedi

TSARbfERs, Linn bermen, Merchds1ics. ordny othe,
Il man, wanting good men this winter to chop cord
rood or to do any kind of work, eau find them at
this Offices Also, all persons wishing good girls for
Homework. hotels saloons, stores, &c. find them
here at short notice. A. j. COX 81 CO.,
Employing mt and General Business Agents, No. S51
Congress Street. effrtE
November rs. diff
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land within and for the COafy of Cum-
berIand, On the second Il tuesday Of 0eio-
her, A. ID. 1861.
COPHfA NJ. PATTERSON, of Portland, in said
y County, respectfully lbels and hereby informs
fhe court that she was lawfully married TO William
b. Patterson at Dover, N II, on the thirteenth day
of june A. ID, lSc1, and therealterwalds lived with
said William as man and vile, at said Dover and at
said Portland until the second day Of june, A. D.,
1866 when her said husband being wholly regardless
of his married obligations, sent your ibeant to visit
her friends and while she absent he sold all his
property and lett the state, taking with him one
Jane Emerson, and your llbelant has heard nothing
of or from her said husband since that time And
50 your libeant says that said William B. Paters
on said second day OF June d 1866, and on divers
other days and times before the filing of this libel has
committed the crime OF adultery with said Jane En-
erson And Your lbellant deeming 1t TO be Ieasona-
BILE and proper, conducive 10 domestic harmony
and consistent with the peace and morality ofsoiety,
respectfully prays that The bonds of mairinony be-
tween her and her said husband m be dissolved by
this Honorable court
And your lbeliant further informs the court that
she has one only daughter, named Clara l.. Patter-
son. aged twelve years. and she prays that The care
and custody OF her said child may he ecreed to her
p 50 l9t'' ht ~ SOPHIA Nj. PATTERSON. Z
W. H. Vnton, Attorney Libt. '
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DSnestic Markets..

NEW YORK, Noy 29.-Cott0n dull and &c lower;
sales 900 bales; Mddlng upands Ice. Fiour--sales
s,i00 hbls State and Western irregular and unset
tied extra State and steady other kinds duh
and declining; extra State co a 60; Round Hoop
Ohio at 20 20 10 90; Southern active and
easier sales common to choice at 40 "a 10 IS; Cali
torna quiet. Wheat &c higher and more doing; sales
$4,000 bush. Corn without decided change, price 8
fivoling buyers; sales as, 900 BUSH. Mixed Western
SO a &c in st and ahoat Oats dull and heavy
sales 22,000 BUSH; Western 7e a Soc. Beef dull ;
sales no bbls; new extra mess rs so % u TO- Pork
dull and irregular; sales 2,150 bbls. mess 20 Is az
81 50, closing at 20 so; regular prime 1S 20 "a 10 90.
ard dull and heavy; sales 430 bbls. at IL "a 31c.
Butter quiet and steady at 2o9 46c. Whisky quiet.
Ric quiet. Sugar moderately active; sales $50 hhGs.
Muscovado at II q l2le. Coffee quiet and firm.
Molasses dull. Naval Stores qulet.3 OILS dull Pc
troleum quiet. Tallow dull. Ereights to Liverpool
quiet; Cotton per steamer Gle a sd.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 29-Cotton- sales 3 200 bales;
Mddling Orleans 15sc; receipts 5000 bales; exports
1928 bales; Of the week g. $50 bales; receipts
OF the same time "A 756 bales; exports for the week
1910 bales; stock in port 1927 bales Sugar frmer;
prime Louisiana 13c. Molasses-lower grades dull /;
common A "a 55c; prime 20 a 72c; choice Soc.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.-Flour quiet at g.
Wheat firm at 65. Legal Tenders 72t
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Valuable Household Furniture at
i.I a tNH Anaainr

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on THURS
w DAY, December 9Th, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, the
household furniture In the dwelling house Of the late
William AkermalI, No. High Street, consitisng OF
Carpets, Chamber Set, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Beds
and Bedding, best Hair Mattresses, Excelsior Mat
tresses, Mirrors, Mahogany and Cane Seat Chairs
and Rockers, Work, Toilet, Gard, Ce tire and Penn
broke Tables, Extension Table, Set Dining Room
Iron Ware, Table Cutlery, Oastors, SC. What-Not,
Sofas, Pictures, Hat Tree, Cooking and Alright
Stoves, together with the entire Kitchen Furniture.
Also, y good second hand Cnickering Piano.
The house Will be open at O'clock on the morning
of the sale for examination Of the art les.
nov38dtd l.l'' ue j. s. BAILEY Auet
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go IIH4HII I'9 New YoRK Nov. %. :
Henry Mayer, understanding an grafton at
Steinway Hall last evening, died in his seat of
Nathan Spencer was found dead yesterday,
near the Harlem bridge. He is supposed to
have met his death by accident.
the mock fnneral in honor of the executed
Fenians Yesterday, was composed OF some ten
thousand Fenians. Three hearses were IN the
procession An address was delivered in I'm
ion Square by John Savage. superintendent
Kennedy refused to furnish an escort OF ponce
because, as he states, it was in honor OF men
who murdered policeman of Manchester.
The sale of tickets for Charles Dickens
readings commenced this morning at o'clock
at Steinway. The crowd of purchasers was
disposed of in few hours.
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Mpdioal Nnfiae

M ALE and Female. Extraordinary ind ucemen
M Inquire of AAs
September So dtfs "A. NJ Nc KENNEY.
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G o M M II IL CIAL

NEW YORK, Nov. 29-6 P. Nj Money closed easy
easier, but rates unchanged. Gold closed quiet at
139 "a 1885, Sterling Exchange dull and unchanged.
Stocks quiet and little lower at the close Mining
shares closed dull and inactive. The lance at the
Sub Treasury to-day was as follows: Receipts, 81
9j33l2 payments S17u3, 1850; balance $110,7 no.
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RO nnn FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
COsOOO CitySuga Refinery, West Com
merca, near foot Of Emery street. e ss ~
Proposals will also he received for new Sugar Bar
rels, and sample may be seen at the Office OF the
Company, 1891 Commercial, at corner OF Union st.
febl2d&Wft . 9 - Il. C, HERSEY
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4 G. II. CHADWICK, NJ. D.. will devote special at
tentionto Disea es OF the Eye No. 3O1t Congress st
Office hours from II A. M. to 1 p. M. --a
May 10. tt
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j VI Roarders Wantad
A gents wanted,

A FEW gentlemen boardels, or gentleman and
n wife, can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle st.
November 6. diff
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! II. III. WEBSTER, agent.
First National Rank Ruildiny, Cor. of
Middis and Plum Streets. .n u
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BY NJ. CHARLES ~ co.

100 Federal Street. Portland, Me-, and 81 Hanover
.tIa4n-- u Street, Boston, Mass.
DRY GOODS, Plated Ware, Watches, Shirts and
~ Drawers, Army Blonses, Pants and Coats,
Blankets Rubber Goats, Bed Spreads, Sheets, Cutle-
ry, Varieties, A and Wall Tents, &C., &c.
az Auction sales every evening, and goods at pri-
waite sale during the day.
ID go ~ wa ' aug "a. dit
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The greatest inducements ever
offered to the people of Portland to
buy uaH '41i 10
HG 1iss
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l NEW xOssrk.

DEATH OF Ex-CHANcELLoR wALwoRTH.
.'ttf , SARATOGA, N. Y, Nov. %.
Ex-Cbancellor Walworth died here to day,
aged 70 years. Z o
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To the Hon. Justices of the supreme Ju-
dieiai Court n II tn he holden in Port
land within and for the COafy of Gum
berIand, on the second Tuesday Of 0eio-
her. A, ID. 1867.
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THE second and fourth stories of Store No. 151
sept23dtfo i15si2ad ST. JOHN SMITH.
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Don't throw this advertisement one side with the
remark that he's blowing, or no don,tskeep nice
goods; MIR. So and So told me that his goods were
low priced. but were not good for anything Afsoays
bear in mind that the money acin be refunded on any
goods purchased al my store, provided thew are re
turned in as good order as they were when pur-
chased Don't believe word they tell you, for it is
all false. ~ v 'ie-l "a ~
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Ladies double sole Congress
Boots, costing, cash, within the last
six months, all the way from $2.OO,
to $3.50, to be closed out at $500.
A rare bargain. Dent fail to buy
a pair.
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AUCTION SALES.
niankets, Fur Goods.
Beds and BEDDING. sb;,tv .na No..

~ SA aao 0dI. November s0tb NJ IN o.c,ocL
10 to IS 4 Of every sty, and n sOloEed Blankets from
and horses Bed Spreads and QUIZ E nsus, 9er1hs
co dozen shirts and drawers. ' retainer bedsi
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The Goods described. in the fol-
lowing list are not ShOp-WOrn, nor
old sty les; but fresh Goods from
the REST Manufacturers in New
England and New York Bought
for C4SHdnd to be
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-13
PARDONED CONTEDERATEs.

We print this morning partial list of
prominent Conteierates pardonei by the
President which we copy from the Wash
ington papers. We find ia the New
York papers of che 10th inst "a consider
able addition G, the list of names, from
which We copy the G,Iowing Tennessee
ans. and the parties hy whom their par
don was recommended
S.R. Anderson. rebel Major General 4.
| by Z. W Maxev and NJ. Burns
u. D. G. Atkins, rebel Congre 10y
Isaac Il. Hawkins. and Hon. j. W. Left
/ wich.
A. $ Colyer rebel Congressman by
| Gov Brownl0w
r. /. Cauthers, rebel Congressman by
| Gov Brownlow
James ". McCalIum, rebel Congress
man 10y Gov ErownIow and Gen. L. W.
| Johnson
NJ. A. Hayucs. ext. S. army; by Gov.
Brownlow
GA Henry, rebel Senator; by Cave
johnson, Hon. James Speed, and Colonel
| Pennybacker
George A. Howard, ex-Uuited States
Naval Academy; by Samuel MilIigau.
John + Murray, rebel Congressman; uo
recommendations
A. +. Jackson, rebel Brigadier General;
by Gov. Pierpont
Thomas Meenes=, rebel Congressman; 100
recommendation.
Geo. Nancy, rebel Brigadier General
by Mai Gen Thomas
~ D
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Mn.hineton Itenns.

WASHINGToS, Jan. l2-Senator Sumner
and Representative Ashley have received a
dispatch, signed by poo colored citizens OF
Colorado, asking for admission as a state
under Edmunds' amendment.
The District Supreme Court has affirmed
the Judgment of the Criminal Court over
ruling the demurrer in the case of Sand
ford Conoyer, for perjury before the House
Judiciary Committee, while investigating
the question of the completely of Jefferson
Davis iu the assassination conspiracy.
John A. Harris has been awarded $3.50
damages in the suit against the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad for injuries received in a
collision, alleged to have been caused 10y
negligence. In a former suit $4,000 was
awarded.
The Treasurer has received from the
printers during the week S43l 495 in fraC-
iioual currency, and shipped to the Assist
ant Treasurer at New York SlSO,OOO; To-
the L. ). Depository at Cincinnati $780,
GOO; and to the National Banks, Sl6O, 500.
The friends of Colorado say that the
present Territorial Legislature was elected
without reference to the State question, and
that the action of the House, telegraphed
Yesterday. Is butlittle more than Governor
Cummings opposition,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-13

NEW YORK, Jan. l2.-The Times says
the tariff bill reported in the Senate yester
day is the same in substance as Welles' bill
and will be substituted for the House bill
passed last summer The principal change.
are as follows: Salt is at the same rate as
reported in the House bill no increase ON
flax seed or linseed oil The importation
Of tire-crackers is forbidden, and hemp and
flax are unchanged hardware is advanced
to Welles' rate; the cotton grades adopted
except tapes, etc. ribbons are advanced to
20 per cent; the drug list and hltumiuous
coal are the same "a in Welles bill wool
is the same as i'm the House bill; dye atun9
are free; iron is the same as in the House
bill, with the drawback ON iron and steel
used in the mauufacture of agricultural Inn
plements for expectation; in the free list
there is bat little change Collector are
allowed 10 seize goods for uuderyaluailun,
and dispose of them at auction.
The House Committee has examined
Witnes7e. In reference To the sale OF negroe
into slavery, fer crime, in Maryland. The
TACT Is established that 10 Va done under
the laws of 1920
1t Is thought that the report of the five
per cent tax on manufacture will be car
riri.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-13

AT the Eighth Of January Banquet at
Washington, Judge Jeremiah : Black,
ez-United States Attorney General, re-
sponded to the toast" The Supreme
Court In the course Of his remarks he
said, in allusion to the recent decision
\ great TRUTH on which the safety Of
society and the security Of individual rights
must depend, is in its nature indestmctible
Gou may crush it to-day, but it will reap
pear and yindicate itself tomorrow. On
the other hand, nothing is so evanescent or
so tickle az the passions that spring from
the interests and the preiudiCes Of the hour
Let the lessons Of history be needed. Titus
Oates, Bedloe, and Dangertield enjoyed
far greater measure of popular confidence
than ever was bestowed On Mr. Holt, Mr.
Conover, Mr.. Campbell, alias Hoare OF by
ell the officers, agents, spies, delatCTs, and
witnesses Of the military bureau put to-
gather. They mean Oates and COM
pany-were loudly applauded in Parla-
ment; they were the former layOrites Of
the British people, and they were the very
darlings of all the political preachers.
They held the life and honor of the nation
in their hands. If they bat pointed a finger
at an individual, he was doomed, and no
purity Of previous character, no proof Of
innocence, however clear, could save him
from destruction. Such was their over
flowing prosperity one year but before the
next came round those wretched miscreauts
We're bowling at the carts tail, under the
lash of the public eXecutioner, and the
its hands with Joy. Let the man who puts
his trust in false popularity beware Of
the rebound which is sure to come, sooner
or later. 1t IL written down among the
Interchangeable DEGREES of Almighty God
that no lie shall live forever; and especially
Is this true of great, mOnstroUs, bloody
lie like this which the Supreme Court has
pnt It's broad foot upon.
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From Nicaragna.

NEW YORK, Jan. l2.-Passengers who
arrived bv the steamer san Francisco from
Nicaragua, to-day, state that at San Juan
Del Sur they found zoo passengers from
the steamer Santiago, of whom 300 were
soldiers who had been left by the Moses
TYLER. They also found the steamer San
Francisco at Greytown, with Coo more pas
seugers for America Official reports said
nine passengers and twenty-three soldiers
had died of cholera /! the America tries
10 carry themall, the cholera is nearly sure
to break out She left Grey town January
lst, and the next day three eases of cholera
occurred ia the steerage, and three other
deaths by other diseases. Eight deaths oc-
CURED during the voyage, five by cholera
She put into Key West ON the 9Th, chiefly
to allay the fright Of the passengers, and
tNeuty-oue of the frightened passengers left
the ship there.
Another account says twenty-7iK soldiers
and one officer, Major Gamble, fell victims
to the disease. Also, two passenger. No
women OF children had the disease
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
FROM WASHINGTON


WA,HINGTON, Jan. y. HOU-F-A bill
was introduced To pay the reward offered
hy the President for the capture OF JEFF.
Davis. Referred To the Committee ou APP
preparations.
Mr.. Clark introduced 4 bill 90 secure the
speedy completion of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Referred 10 Committee uu Pa
eiic Railroad.
Mr. Paine introduced resolution that
10 10 was the principle of the American
government Co protect American Interests
ont Of Congress, il was compelled Ia allow
free trade ion agricultural produls. and that
IL was but Just tina; the protection of tree
trade shouli apply To- manufacturer. Re
irrrri o. Committee on Ways and Means.
Leave was give to the Committee on
Wavs and Means 10 sit during the sessions
Of the House
Mr.. Paine introduced resolution that
the American government ought 20 protect
American iudustry-hut il people are COM
PEELED 10 submit to free trade in products
of agriculture they ought to have at the
same time free trade in the products of
manufacturers Referred 10 WAYS and
Means Committee.
After some unimportant business the bill
for the admission of Nebraska came mp and
was postponed.
4 motion Of Mr.. Garfield giving the 20
per cent additional compensation 10 the
government employees in Washington was
passed.
House IN Committee of the Whole com
sidered the legislative appropriation bill.
The amendment To reduce the dPpro-