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MfDNIGHT REPORT.
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CLEVELAND, Dec. IS.
The Manufacturers Convention spent the
afternoon in lstesisg to letters in response
to invitations from the Committee OF Arr
rangements, among which we're communica>
tiaps irosp J.r A.. Wells Commissioner of
Reyen ue, Seaatnr Rever1y job dson, Repre-
sentatives Moorhead Morrill, and Kelley, all
expressing the fullest sympathy with the obs
jeets of the Convention.
Re-assembing at I o'clock, the Committee
on Memorials and Resolutions made a anani-
nous report. The resolutions affirm that ha-s
fore all other considerations Is the foil and
just ultiuate payment Of the National debt,
and that reform should be so planned az TO
enable the obligatians to be met with greater
ease and more certainty Many Of the taxes
ara phnecesssry, ard dspsess bssise& 4 The
internal revenue tax should be speedily re-
duced to the wants of an economical admin.
straton of official affairs. Tax and stamped
duties on all except Injuries shoa,d he re.
moved, and the system CT Iaeatoa smphfed
Ly the removal Of its perplexing details
The remarks Of the Secretary ofshe Trkasu-
lrF upon the necessity for more efficient ad
ninistration oflte revenue law, are endorsed,
and Congress is urged TO the prompt adoption
of measures looking to this end. It's MANI
tanned that the rapid reduction of the public
debt for the past two years is fraught with
danger in the near future, and should npt be
continued, and that only vhan Ill ipe States
ase in . foiatioa to pay their due share,
should the debt be reduced, by small sum
annually, increasing as circumstance, allow.
The Committee further reported tso memori-
ais, for presentation to Congress. The frst
recommended the collection of internal rave
'nne egc!sswelI fssm whisky, fermen;ed
| liquors and wines; TOBACCO. snuff, and cigars;
steamboat aud railroad dividends end deeos,
its; legacies and suceessionsl i.eense.. stamps
and brokers' sales of stocks and gold, and
that all taxes now levied upon manufactures
be removed The seeond memorial urged
the adopuohb by Congress of the recommen-
dation of the Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue. that there be thorough examination
into the Eoras and eapcatianai htnsss of can
dids.es Ios on,ce, as in European Govern-
n,entS.
The resolutions were considered seriatim,
and adopted. ..
Both memorials were then taken un and
adopted
/ Aaiouvp srj tiU N an orro~
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HI6CEILAlEOus ICRD,
.lrs HIiualo. .g36 ss;e q;

.1rs HIIaoIo, ,G Iss;.. II;
yesterday adoplsd Tssolusioa rssommend-
(IsGis xTaGIls60 GSvSi6o11<a6ns. !,
coienel jacques sAys that NO mans life II
ssfe in Afkansaf, and he b On his way TO
4ashingeoa TO rReeat the state nk11air1
=; ,;.'ss;e I'D .'av.
Apolice telegraph hss been authorized -
,ekdaa1I,a&A dolssfs s1N. GM6 Ii
The principal offs large Havana Provision
leosl.s sSS tlsseins liabilities to the ,'
+ A new line q Railroad from Jackson to
Saginaw, Michigan, vas opened yesterday by
: Erznd excnrsicn n pfcmsnsnt nifr6ad and
bueinese men. sss8ss - sss sass4 4s.s 4re ~
. RocHrs1Ex. N. r, Dee ls. u
ii GtnSssi HhA lar Pr5i54i teld here
last night. A Grant club was organized With
u. Van Vcfhees - President
SAN FRAHcIsco, Dec II, +
. The Democratic Legislative caucus ad-
jonrnsd to-Bight without n0minating candi.
date for United Statss Sese&or, and agreed
to cast vote in Joint Convention Tomorrow
to prevent the eleation of 4 Republican. a
A letter to the Alta Californian, from Mar.
iposa county, states that the Benton mills
dam, property Of Masiposa county, NJ iwept
away BY the food, : total loss. The last por-
tion OF the wreck went oSer the Crown Lean
dam, two miles below, on the 10th inst. Tho
workshsd tst ben Nnisted54N cost nearly
twenty thousand dollars.
A telegram from Oregon and Washington
Territory announces great damage in that
section by storm. nia
+ Ihs sownof Aonticells, Ses she Gowlitz
river, was destroyed by the floods, and Sc.
rioas damage was caused 10 the telegraph
'throughuut't country.
.easaiss } RpRltn1oE, " Dec. Is.
At three clock this morning very dis
,tinct shock Of an earthquake was felt, in this
city, awakening most Of the inhabitAnta, and
lasting twenty seconds. 1t was fek through
out Vermont and in New York q far north
- Whitehall, and throughout CAnada, from
Belleville point to SackviAe, and New Bruins
wick. go
!, MONTREAL, Dec. 18.
/ A severe shock of an earthquake was felt
IN this cityQt thrae O'Clock this morning. =
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LoNpoE, Dec. lY-Evening. terrible
explosion, at Nevoastle.on~
,he Tyse, occurred to-day, ~ IhicE three
policemen were killed and a number Of per.
sons severely injured. The occurrence is sts
trbused .oF oF<sise ssenegs vrS
The Eohdosf 1Ias. obisessy q secfetasy
AcCglloch's financial policy.
Legal proceedings have been commenced
in Dublin against John Martin, President Of
the Irish National League, Alexandc;, SuIii-
"a ge&ts, ef ~ 1rhkn Nasiwr nd other
ksaAeRen whc.took part IN the EenlaA ob.s-
quies on the 9Th inst.
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he registsref v6eeAT shan vote . ths qass-
l4oNAf Rfj64ptlonh - - l21ck tanv Of
mt ~ tnAy ndn03 t6Nose ct
such eie1eD2 = pADR9tDeaied.
Referred to TIE Judiciary Committee. Il
- t0o1os - ua0.95oes onJ
oiciasys s1ee4 in 1ey4f Admitting nen
{. =: - - 49, ifou =. Iork
70 AsAeaG sA ase9e41f9eed oy
tne evidence IsEen on s1s subject, ano = re- 3
oao.lee ssa1 III e6fRe4afo g aomn ~: |;
InGhas ~ =, 70 ~ - on sskinS Ms prescribed
cain. ne repoft and resolution we're, on
motion g Mf.Scesssn, iaio on tne tADie ana
or1sfea to . pI1n.ea.
y 80 - ssa u ee.n na..aassaessfe1 COLON
beink: On acsioa Of Mr. Consnhg, post
po3se a2M fec wye on2H Y Ee9paEy
= ayerO o2,eeN .ee 0soe eeeRsh' l.
unsii e monoo g e. ~ aoloorp. y mr. Hamsay,
stopper s1sseless
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GoxcoRp, N. a., Dec. 18.
The Republican State Convention meats
bare to-day. Tue atste CsntEsl Com sAit,ee
met last night and saoptsd . r.solusiea de-
nanncing AndreF . johnson and dsclariae for
General Grant u the Republican candidate
for President,
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Notice of Assignee.s Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that Hiram
: Knosies, Assignee q the estate of John stannus
Bankrupta viii,
6n TIE 2oh day n January, 1sCs,
AZ the hour Of oclock p. m at the Court House door
IN she cit' OF Ktoknk Lee county, Iowa. sell at pubic
suction y the highest bidder the fuuving csscrbed
r@.' estat@ and persona. property, to-~it
~ W. quater OF section ten {pl lad the n T. omar.
r nfteen Us b5th situate "A township tbir
y-fout "a unity Of Pneips, sts,e of Mssouri-both
together pntaning two hnndged {aUiJ Acres.
Also prom4sory nete sgainat ffedsf.ck BrAsher for
the sem o. fi'5 with len psr cent from date dated
January 2e.n l5j1. ~.
Also. IromssorY note ag.nal Frederick Brs.her for
ths sum Of $2o ~h Interest thereon ten per c. nj
per snnnr endorsed thereon Feb 4th, 1857 1910 h..
pronissoIy note against Robert french f, ii. ssu
Ct 10 will ten per cent interest due n one ysar som
date da.d peee n ber 1st, 1866. &Ess
pronssso,y note agsfnst Robert French Ir tte sum
ofs0 ~Hn Yer per cat interest from date
ted Dee embsT lat 1853 dua la TWO years from date
A@tin on . breach " warranty againat Rufus Wiser
}150n ts4
4 claim On sasca Of warranty asain.t J. P. aud
K. f,7rniah S2sJl
Thirty eight shares, ofs1o0 each in ths North Ms
souri, RAfroaaf Aated st u Iouss prfI 2g h. 1877
Two shares, offa1 each. in the okuk Mt Pleasant
Ralrnai. HfExM ENoWLEs
dSIS 3F fhnr Aasi1Hss
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FIRES.

CHICAGO, Dec IS.
A fire in Yicksburg, Monday night, de-
lFHrd A7aeQo worth of prspertys ktsured
He H'eo tfitlll ;Bv,,.,o.. p.,.,s
Spring Abbey burnt this morning, to the
ground. TWAS sort of a sporting hotel, in
the upper part of Main street. Water is very
~, Got HJsssises 81 snps now s%e erlsss i
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z II + xxa -
- SpnsxGrTrrD, ILL.,, Dec. 10.
loa ss..ss :. sa.1 ga. s:.s,s.' a. ;ss ~, ~.
f. ,,siI 6.z 5Iess 623.z. ~ ..ss..s. f..
s.s :.s Sisiss;sp ss .pFs fes y basement Of ~
3 s,E;:. s;s; :; ,sEs l:.:;ss:, k.::s.I
'ss|S;ls se;ls:t r - ! I 4 20 ~ 's''' !
.s g; essstss; ss s Ts:ses s.sni, 60, !, e., ;s
for the taxes Of 1880. III
u Up y syssesdsy the Quincy Railroad
Bridge Company had expended onA million
fsaStssn thousand dollars. sHework Il net
mQsshaphsHspuDlGesds sla
80 KExosEA, Visy Decy l8
aTio prisoners, ". II! WeSs nd George
Hoffman, confined in ,the county jail on :
charge of robbery, escaped last niehk by a.
smaltinx the Sheriff and locking hin n one
Of tie cells. 4 reward Of $50 i offered Tor
their re-cApt0re. sa-s eas
nEs MOVIES, Dec. 10.
An unkno<d man vailed through an open.
iugin Walnut street bridge, LIT esSphS, into
the river. His body was promptly recoSerel,
Atk Al<nofts for Ms resuscitatihh failed.
aGosernor Stone has designaAed die 7th day
Of January for : special election in the Fieh
Senatorial District. TO Gil ths svacaney caused
BY the death of Senator Hartshern. I
l8 sHussoy,sN. r., Dec. Is.
The body Of girl aged IL, who was burnt
tudsEtA by the Edestf 1NA 4eHemsat
nouse It Canaan last week, has been ex.
humed. andF And from certain marks Of vio-
lence found, she is supposed ,o1ayes been
murdered By her repated pAseaSs,s 1 iamed
lBrpwn, 70 Obtain naliey efl $ds080 aon her
life, in the Franklin Company. Of Hartford.
The RreyM have been 4repSN Report says
the chiid " not fneir daughter, hnt adopted
from Ohio some TINE arn S..fi
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YNHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERL-
- KNos or An INVALID.
Published FOR the benefit and CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others who suffer fror Nervous Do.
bility, Pterastsre Decay of Manhood, &C. surp,yipr
Tnl MaASs " fELE-cEar. Writes " cns vhs cured
hiHeK andlsaf free ressivng post paid
envelope. Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Brook
lyn,N Y. Also free, by the pnbikhsr Circular
OF DAISY SWAIN, tbs great Poem 6: the Var.
dec19 -dAW AWSms 50
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caqcKEHy . auKRxswARE. :,
Carey d I.c Faiyre .., Main stsest~-Ast sab 1 Oh.
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FROM CHICAGO.

:. CHrcAao. Dec. l8
A large meeting was held in Farwell Hall
tonight to consider the rights Of fereiga cisi,
zens. Mayor Rics preaidea,e Speeches we're
msdesby Thus: HoJhs. E. q. lsay, Edward
lussen, E. A. Storms and DE-. Esns Sth midt,
shS3Aitsr IN 0etk aps A MednUrial 20 Con.
gress was unanimously adopted, asking for :
law defending the Fights tf American citi-
sens At halae and abroad, and tho rights ef
expasriation; also that every outtSfs inflicted
upon an American citizen iag violation
OF law. after !, reasonable ano,ice to
European Gosenmenta shAll h6s a iusti6ca-
tion Of war. The sense Of the meeting was
declared 70 be, that all ,classes sot ciiizens
abroad should receive 4 Ike respectful treat.
Hssahys prlnsiple most shamefuiiy and wick
fa,y violated n BY Grea. Britain. in refusing
juriea, aud eyer punishina and prosecuting
theH 1cf Words uttered IN this Republic.
;E - H. - .4>-S -
yIAh rnNNpEkl gncns,A g2ncc3n,,
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y.ueial, Jones x.cel. Scr sThSa ASnlstsees.
Hesa, Stern & Co......seor Second Maip streets.
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GOLD PENS AND PENCILS.

sNhe Bone odandR
CupsB colord and plain Leather and imitation goods
books Banker
Of Holiday
Chrome IAthographs olPin,g Coloed Ihhogaph
Puzzles, Gamcs Building Bockseyeal
.MagcP
PEN Racks styles; French Weights
SCOT plaid, and Ivory Paper Knives
sTEREOsCOPEs AND sTEREONCOPIC VIEWS.
ereosc
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY


ATFe6Sa7S. =
Mooar Knowles, y Johssoa ss--tn Typfe House.
, oolaiss... -AtsAAA arseL
Anssasaa watches. i
50 50 pFldss' 'r'r.g's'...z -" 4 s h'ses'
BOOTS = sTlOEs-wRoLEsALH.~
Ilambieton huiskamp...-.......ss Main stresL
poOK. DFnDHN. a.
/ N Pearea 1 s0h -. Gsss City B9d's, Aaln ID
nAKnino n0usD.
Yirst Es.iesai Bask........ Mails ss-bss Sd 4tA.
BAG FAcroRr.
WA Bears .t.......-.... Main stree
pooks 4 srAraonEsr. s Il
David Lovry..,.. Second street.
NJ W westoott ........... Main street-near Fourth.
Ed Carter A Co........... -. ...s SO Mau street
BOOTS 4 sBaEs-RHTAIL.
StaNart Deen ..~ ......cor Third d Nssn streets.
Hsi.lanp Astisss. Nsts street.
Huishaup Bro. ......Aain strsst--bes eth = ~.
4 Hart, 13s Msin ssrese,
BUcKEYE FOUNDRY
Vail, Armitn&e 4 co.........cor Ninth 4 johnson.
BONNET DLEACHERY.
c II Emerson.............cor cor Fourth Blondeau
CLOCKS, wATCaks q JEwELRY.
Sam nr'dss. y. =. sisss:Ess - : nNes House
A.r.r, Mann q Ayres. ......-..e7 Main street.
sCARFETs, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
John C0pslin ,..... - .53 Main street.
~
CLOTHIEHg.
yeuefal, Jones Co., Ser Third II MSn'stseets'
Hssa, Stern Co,.....cor Second Maip streets
raqcKERY q QuEExswARk. i.
Carey b 10 Faiyre ....,. Main sAsssthst tsh Oh.
~ - COMMIsslON MBRCHANTD.
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Enrraving. DrauSs, & seals.

howe Iyier.......... ....os y ain sues y
Duncan, KarIe 4 Co.....,.1f0 a l42 Main streets
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Travelling Cases, Traveling Bags
G. g Bsidses. ...,.......,.....Eos ! Eates House
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CLOTHIENa,

CARFETs, OH CLOTHS, AC.
ohm copslin ...... .53 Main street,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

ldiourned till to mo orroH morning.
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CLOCKS, wATCAks q JEWELRY.
am Hridsss II. ~. Z. Ecs ~ Htes House.
vr~r, Mann d Ayres. ..,...........67 Main street.
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q C0MMIssl0x H1RCHANTs.
W u Sturges 4vSouth Leve&
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- NTy1IT1Ialr H Hd6ttrs cIn slsE T Ind
k1Hn ny tAslbsss ::psvss. osjs: - 60
ta4hs oox siks ~
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GAS = STEAM FITTIxGs.
Mooar 4 Son s......J ohnson street, bet Sd 4th.
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! Fux3sry " = cAiid - ostata . Life
n 4nauyAnee. "a
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ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS.
-EPxsCOPaL PRAYER BOOKS

Several entirely styles Bndingn large assortment CATE
BOOKS in great variety.
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Photograph Albums.

these stock viii very argasz from Pocket Centre
Of Leather Moro.co and Velvet
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S 9 Bridgea. A0Al 4 k1tss Hovee.
N3a M u %# -k.% ~ xS 81
BOOTS q sHOEs-wROLEsAL NJ
uambieton Huiskamp. mp...-........93 Main streAt.
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TIN . JApASSED WARN, WHOLESALE
W & Moare lgS Main street
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The House refused the second pres
vions question, wherenpon Mr. Ste.I
vens moved 10 hRaendsIhe resolution
Making it read that Henry Al Smy-I
the be impchchods | s1sT q
After considerable debate. the sub
jcet went over till tosmorrow.. Il
The IIouse then proceeded to tdsi-
ness on the Speakers table, and dis
posed u cl'cO1 us follows: II sofsa9o.
The SclIate amendment ITO tho
LOUISE joint resolution, placing GER
tain troops Of Missouri on equal foot
ing with others. s@@ " VI siF7
On motion of Mr. McClung the
amendment.was conchrcd in.
The joint resolution goes to the
President.
The Senate amendment to the
House bilito exempt wrapping paper
made of'wood or eorli stalks from in
ternal tax. -
The new SENATE amendment adj
ding a new $, ction Imposing tax
of ten per cent on the rates OF amy
town, city or municipal corporation
that are passed by any National
Bank, was considered, and amended
by adding a provision excmp.ing
from Internal tax wrapping @papercf
all descriptions. ate es
The Senate joint resolution to make
valid certain acts ofthc New Mexico
Legislature, passed the Senate. ,, .... l g.
Mr.. Van Wyck offered the follow
ing resolution, which was rcferrcd.to
the joint committccon rctrcnchmcnt:
Resolved, Tba: no more large guns
or cannon of any kind shall he order.
ed purchased, transported or mount
ed ut the cost of. the Government mn
tiLitahasbco determined BY pa:mti-
cal experiment that guns otIarge size,
such as are placed. on ships or forts,
are capable oEendnrihg heavy char
ges,s and of-being fred raIfeAy;s TINT
no projectiles, carriages, implements
or stores inteDtled ior suc.s guns shall
bc paid fornnelthe quantities of guns
shall he thus determined.
House a,J,urncd. ii i 5,g,.s. .,'sI /,
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New York, March 20.

4NSW AOIN, s1NdICu ~ ~
The riots which occurred on st.
Pa,rick's Day, were the subject Of
excited conversation among tho pLb-
lie generally, and the policemen es-
pecially, yesterday. The wounded
are still suffering seriously, and al
II ongh improving, several OF them
are still IN a precarions condition.
The house carpenters Of the city
ofNew York, contemplate making'a
demand ;tor higher wages onand after
April Ist. sl, y ,,isis IS : 3 ~,
/ Ninecar loads Of Unit d States
troops forming an extra train, yes
Etdrday passed ayerstha Hudson Riv-
CIR railroad. The menswere fully
eqripl,cd,, and had with them :lll The
necessary lragggagcturbtA cam p:iissn.
Theyvare destihcd'tor1 Oswcgso and
are undoubtedly, Intended 10 opciate
Against the movement ofthe .I'eninns,
which may be attemptcAo1the from
ticrDf canada. saspsio ,soiilss s,.'i7saa
Y The Fenian news, by the latest
dispatches, gives little or no encour-.
agemcnt to he brotherhood here.
There is a perfect stagnatien IN. the
Excitement which prevailed during
the last week, AMI the belief IS bt.
coming tscne Js:sI I h:ll morning like an
Observation-Disclosures Ireland;
AMI whatever disturbance occur
ell, was futileIandy easil ,qnollcd. lie
movement on Canada, hawcvcr is
attracting more general attention,
and itssinauSuration is believed to be
near at hand. The ciiyi,eft Montreal
has been in a state of most unwar
rantahle excitement, for, The lasttwo
ortlree DAYS. The most startling
r,lmors were. afioa..to the effect, that
tic Victoria Bridge, oripowdcr mag
azine was to he blown up. An cx-
traerdinary Cabintt Council was
held. and it transp;rcd that mo:.e.
troops had been tciegraphed for to
England. go 1898
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Legal. Notice..

e Henry, r Marshall. ADMINISTRATORS 0fthe
estsaa nj + IA Ais.rsfaIl. iS Tire n tits.,n
~ NiltT. Mnjar, II in ilpiin tbcsntlists Of
! na Cferk Of the District court nf Wmpplln
cf,i,nsv. I6wa. in which p..riddApriits =.
decree declaring y certnin Judgment NJ
said district court satisfi.d whicI, 4y,,s ret,-
Aereda DsF.esni,ir Orb. 1871 ~ ftvdf Ut -.
Al MaSri,slsi and SEsinst saifl WITT III Mn.
is,nletsY4l .lAa,d sMD lsas Asasi Mpmssv itssslI
MON OF be Ht.s.nisd slnv IT he next tefNiD nj
Aad dat rist court IN lSs rufriUsssMl stta tho
g7the fiHyi0f May. 1917. sasfhnjt will ~ So
Rem and n decree rendered according 70
prayer Of petllioDsr .s,Esilfsi NtsT'as = e
.aHsr MoRnis =. WILLIA1Gas
.avyuI ,.oss 4 a1Ffs .sAtts N fDr FVt,u
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Washmgtor, March 81. J
SENATE.

so ~ WINCH, fhe bill exemDtiny
rom internal revenue lax wr, min :,
paper. made from wood orcorn s,nIlxs
" motion of Mr.. s,hcrman t,s5n.
Sly 9. ~ per cent, was imposed ~ ' ~
otate, municipal or corpnr.,, ~ ~, ~ ). 81
Ut scrip Issued by any Marian. h h,I'.s,
"a ;nus amen : i % tilc biiI passed -
= ie.ter from I l11ie See. Of the Trcas
tha Nsases!.Is'ua, s 1ie'ed, Showing tLat
Inc National banks in Nv t Fl anat
were ~. lssling scrip as currency.
Inc bill to sell certain stocks heL g
IN trust for Chickasaw and Choe,ay "
Indians. was passed. ii
M5 Trumblll called ii, tho b,I n
resolution to suspend further .'n,,1eg
eee.ihtngs nnder the act to o.,,,pointr p,al
commlttee TO pa loya. slave nwna.. Inc
ior saves enlisted in the ARM, lit,
na messrs. Davis and SALISBURY Of Nc
p = ihe,resolation, notwithstan,,in, As
wh!ch II passed.
1Accutlv y session! Adjourned. e.. q
aas HOUSE. ~
Mr. Hubbard, chairman 80 ~ I"
Commits. :, , on Public Expepditsrssy !
stated the Commi tee had taks, Il.
s !, 'nony Mhich apparently inculnat. 10 ~
= one or more members Of The Sa-1 ~,
''es' md the Committee deemed :, ~, as
roper To report 1t to the Hopse = 4 n, Y,
a a acton might be taken4as CON ny nj.
9 with coarfcsy, due from N ~, s nv
louise to the other, He offered the H.
lll0WlNp ftf sfgfss sasAs. & 4 q ~ tue WIG
AesolveA That this Honsc Aayinc .a ~"
a. fhnt t =, Vneo. lts Commit1 ttion
h ;ns kne wicdgesof said eomsnttee N
4'0n testimony testimony apparently; ippli 4aea
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4 Al 4 4 Fl GN r.
he Senate joint resolution, for the
a Of the. destitute in the South
p,dSouthwest was taken up. The
netimentsr reported from the Com
lttS ofthe Whole were agreed to
No solution then passcd-yeas 81,
IEsa. '.ti s
TrNker presented the MEMORIAL
ap- rcAkltions OF the river improve
met Invention held in ST. Louis
'aStnat. Referred TIC Commit
toe q 9 m ,.cs.. n
IM rAlution report cd Yesterday
~ MrtIs b,lrJ, from the Commit
1ce on Abfc y Expenditures was
'akef' up " modified by Mr. Hurl-
pard' SO AZ he read: 4 e,ef ],
Resotcsd, Mat it is the sense Of
ms iiousc ut Henry a. Smythc
! be inn diatrIy removed from
e'ofhce OF aIsrtor of New York,
nd that the Clerk Of thu House
ause ecrtlh g Oi,ies OF thisiresolu.
ION 70 be hid btorc the Senate md
Mr.HurIbard hoved tho pseyisus1
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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-10-10
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