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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
a-
luyirornsc the Responsible Or.
ENn.

The stomach 10 the responsible organ OF the eye
,.r, isthe Digestion Il imperfect. every member.
.e,, ,isps. every muscle. every nerve aud nbrc s
,,re ns les oct OF order Al the aids are depray-
II The brain j. ,icrGcd Tie spirits are depressed
All agepetties know this 80 he tho truth. u i not.
nuws,.r hnlftha truth. Columns would he required
IL cnnincratc the palma and penalties o. drsreyrla.
nor could AIRY PEN do them iusiiee. Tet= 81 Hons
aras feel them no man can describe them.
Gan th.y be pfcgrntedt an thcy b. relieved -
can they he han,-hsd ~ once and forever nques-
,ianahY they can. No dyspepuc has ever iakrn
H0STfTrERs STOMACH HIlIEhk IN vain. BE
ii.vc no Que Who riys the complaint T. ircnfshls-
hi. rrA, vegetable s'prnachc VIII eradicate u IS
radicstlnr I, H. thousands 81 rt-e- over Which mtf
al prscniionefs have shaken their beads oinsuously
saving, 'Sathna esn be done
The fkinsi, hae It, f-lacies Orc Of item 10 tina.
Indigestion the most Cificnl, OF all the ordinary
ssim.Lts oi mankind to com sat ard rubdue. TIL. IL
IN stake Nothing can h~ easier than 10 conquer ~
II the tue specific he administered. This vegetable
combination which has become famous throughout
"a. civilized world uOSTETTER's sToMAoh
BIT Frs 10 an aniidose 10 the disease which has
ne been known 20 fail and fortunately II y every
where prorurnhlc II Jon wish TO fool WIZ ths oys
pepeis. TRY the pharDscopas prescriptions. II you
Wsnt rvol Il ont and prevent its recurrence lake
the plttcrs daily Thesr u no discount On the teet
mony 10 its favor Ifihere II . man or woman VIII,
has ever iiei il fDr Indigestion without being bene
dt,cd IN. fac; has iraBspsred. Universal. uncon
tradi.fei Iifsse A'uucies its " oni crfu tonic ,r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

CixciNSArl. March s.-A resolution was
adopted By the Chamber Of Commerce this
morning, 70 subscribe $500, 900 towards
building the Lexington 4 Richmond Rail.
road. 60 miles in length. connecting with
the Knoxville extension Of the Louisville /
Nashville Railroad. five miles south Of NJ.
Vernon. Ky. This new read will form the
cheapest and shortest line between Ciuciu>
natl and the entire South.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
KENTUCKY.

LorisyiLLs. March THE rivss has risen
ten inches in the last twenty four hours.
and 10 within three feet Of the last food.
and 10 now rising IN inch per hour. Private
dispatches report every river and stream
above full and swelling rapidly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
FROM EUROPE.
Latest News by the AVaaneAc Vrl.
ogr0ph.

LONDON, March The Fsnian agitation
In Ireland has been renewed and is increas.
ing.
A meeting Of several hundred Irishmen.
near Dublin, has been dispersed by troops.
The Telegraph wires have been cut in VA
rious parts Of the country.
In the House Of Commons Lord Noar.
Chief Secretary Of Ireland. stated to-day
that the Fsnian rising sround Dublin vas
Supposed to number from 900 to 1900.
The Fenians have torn up and block ed up
The roads between Cork and Dublin, com.
plstsly suspendlng travel between those
cities
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

WARRINGTON, March s.-The late Con-
geess while making appropriations for tho
salaries OF che Metropolitan police, provided
THAI hereafter no person shall be appointed
as policeman or Waterman who has not
served IN the army or navy o: the United
States and received IN honorable discharge
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
TENNESSEE.

NAsaviLiE, March The river has risen
two inches, aad oil the low grouuds around
Nashville are overflowed,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
Cincinnati Market.

CEnCimm0Ui Market.
CINCINNATI, March. ;.
Flour Dn.l and unchanged, at l.t0W 1880
for fancy, $li olgl6.C0 for No. spring.
Wheat-bul aud unchanged n t2.45G2. 80
for winter, ana 20 for extra.
Corn. I'll g.
Oats-5o@5lcior No. l.
Rye-tl 25dlae
barley Unchanged.
Whisky-t9.io Ia bond
Provisions Quiet aud unchanged. and less
demand
Lard-l2Ql2i.
Mess Pork-t -c 5s02l.co
Bulk Meats-75.@ ga,
Bacon-l2@l214.
Butter-Duli
Cheese-Steady
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

New York NRarkes.
New Yonx, March 8.
Flour-te.loQ 10. IS for extra State, and tl0..
SOC so tor Hoop Ohio.
Wheat-t2.l0 tor No. 8 Mil
Barley-Active
Corn-l@2c better; 100 .09 in store, LII
enoat. and Lilo for Western yellow in store.
Oats-5s@6Cc.
rcrk-osx.o 90 for new Western; aud e20.T5I
9l25 for cid.
Gut Meats-Steady.
Lard-lls.@l2Lc.
Dressed hogs-Ste.dv.
Whisky--Qaiet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
NEW F0Un0lAnD.

Sr Jenxs. n. f.. March THE greater
portion Of the sealing tlsst, including ten
steamers, which sailed from here on the
I'd isst.. ere now jamned in the ies of THE
port.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
MONONGAEEELA
Iron w orlEs.
LEWIS, OLIVER & PHILLIPS,
xAMuyAc7unpas OF

Carriage and Tire s3osss.
ThiHn bic SLesns and Pipe Woxe0s
Wagon and Sfkein fsoasss
Coach and Lag Screws.
square sand nEexnEon N1Se,
Cast and WrO'a IRON vVa~00TOs
Machine md KslOw ssOltss
Wroughe IRON Hinges.
T0yere Irons. .sss..s
Dridge Wol6s mad Carthage
y. =. splice EIars and AsSae1S -
stock. EHOUSE-Watsrsnd AsseeS ~
PiNshu-oh cctl7.d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
CON- M ERclAL.


CaicAeo. March 8.
Flour Market to- day firm on oil grades. and
ch dice, brands mostly held tor higher prices.
Most holders are persistent in the assertion
that the stock here 10 overrated There was .
fair business this mo.ning in filing orders.
Wheat-&l sal 9Sl4 for regular winter r.
ceipts of No =, and ~ 2o@2 25l4 fer No do:
fresh receipts at q so@s Os for No 2, and ea 20
a. u for MOL The market 10 stronger to day.
and prices lace better. On regular No 2sp's
the market opened at 81 a.i5 aid closed at d :
e2@. al %.
Corn No dull. and opening at 7sL@7sl5c,
and closing dull IL: .sa@7s; rejected Al sols@
81,
Oats-i3@ts' C for fresh No .. regular non-
inal at Az ei9.
kye-s,o.
Barley 4@s71@7a for winter receipts Of
No. Rejected 5otG5.
Provisions Firm.
Shoulders-Dfy sslted u its@i4,c higher.
Mess Pork-Active al ~ 90; sweet picked
hams in tair demand. and choice lots from
slaughtered hogs brought extreme prices and
vcrs few the market.
Lard lgil nr! VERY few buy.rs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
b U r N ETT'S

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Perfectly Pure and Highly Concentrated
STANDARD EXTRACTS,
LgnoS, VANILLA, ROSE, ALMOND,
SEcrARiSR, csLsRY, oRAxoE, PEACH.
NufnEo, CINNAMON, clovis, GINGER,
for aavoring Ice Creams, Custsrds, Pies, Blanc
Mango. Jelties. Sauces. Soups, Gravies, &C..
and ask you to prove. by trial and comparison,
their general excellence, and their superiority
over those fictitious and unhealthy kinds which
may have been brought to your notice, and
which parade their cheapness . the most i'm
portant point to be considered. We profess to
deal upon honor in this matter, and where the
house Of
Joseph Burnett & Co.,
IS known. il is unnecessary TO speak Of its stand
,ng. We ask your attention 10 the following
evidences Of tue truth Of our statements.
TEsTIMONlALs.
Joseph Burnett 4 Co.. Of Boston. carry the
palm in their manufactures. Their famous toi
let articles have earned an envisble reputation,
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tracts" The following conclusive evidence is
reiterated by thousands.-Chicago Tribune.
SEPTEMBER Is, 1865.
~ 4 L.
timony to their superior merit. "-Gage, Waite
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1--WE use your extracts, and concur in the
general Recommendations. Gage. Drake 1
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economy."-H. n. Cinaley, Surveyor and Con-
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Astropolitan Hotel, New York.
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| : Med. CROSSAN, Proprietor.
| II Recommendatory notices might be much
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general spirit Is combined in the above
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| 1.-THE LATE STATE FAIR"
ssTo Joseph Burnett 3 Co., Bos4oa. ~
'sawarded First Prize for Cooking Extracts
| and First Prize for Tnilet Arficles
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

NeW York 00OCk M0fkOS.
Nsv YonE, March 8.
Stocks lower.
S2os OF 80. s,; of "a, *; of 81 ~; new
VI %, ~; l0:40s. 90: S:3os, first 5t, second
and third ~.
New York Ceu,ral. lo2.
Erie. ST.
MMichigsn Central, s@..
Michigan Southern. Il.
ILLINOIS trL.l41@ni,
Northwestern. 81.
Sterliss. sight, es..
Gold al.sS;s.
Money per cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

To the Public !!
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
j entered into Co-partnership for the pur-
pose Of doinga
General Real Estate, Fire and
Lite Insurance Agency.
Under the firm Of
ROBERTS & CRANDALL,
And hope by strict attention 20 business and fair
dealing to share portion OF the patronage Of the
people. All business entrusted TO our care will
be attended 10 with promptncss
Office CO... Brady st., aud Com'l Alley, up
stairs, over Price, Conner Co. i Store. Dawes
SAM'L ROBERTS JOS. A. CRANDALL.
~ permission We refer to
HON. JOHN l.. DAVIES,
JOHN Y. DILLON,
MESsRs. PRICE. CONNER 4 CO,
!" q. W. CABLE CO..
DIR. J. j. BURTlS.
HON. X. LOWRY,
IRA II. CLIFFORD, Pres LIST Natl Bank,
ED. RUSSELL ESQ., Editsr of Gazette.
REM OvAL.
The Office OF the State Agency CT the Phoenix
Mutual Life Ins. Co. Hartford, Conn. is now To-
Gated at ~ Brady street, ever Price, Conner 4
Go. . store.
Persons Wishing to insure their lives in CON-
pauy that has never contested claim, will do
we'll 70 call on the undersigned.
SAM'L ROBERTS, Gcn'I Ag't.
ROBERTS CRANDALL,
Real Estate 4 1us. Agents,
Office II Brady ST., up stairs.
Desirable City Property for sale.
Two story frame house, rooms, good cistern.
out buildings, full lot. very 6ne location.--
| Low for Gosh.
Two story frame house, 8 rooms. good well.
cistern. barn, &C., some choice fruit and shade
trees, 8 full lots; can be had at bargain.
One and one half frame house on leased
ground. Lease TO run years, very low for
| cash.
Also, 1e9 acres fine rolling prairie. suitable
| for either grain or stock farm, with never fail
| inc water. Stone quarry. A good Investment
| Business Stxnd.-A fine stock Of CONNECTION.
ery with the GOOD will OF the business. in good
| location. Cheap for Cash.
| KOBBERTS l. CRANDALL,
Real Estate ard Insurance Ahents.
Davenport. March |, 1857. mh2-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

tee on Streets Of the City Council. shall be
emitted. in addition 10 his s.jarv - an Al
dsrman, TO pay at the rate Of - dollars
per day, OF - hours for each day he
shalt be actually employed IN the necessary
discharge CT his duties as chairman Of said
committee, (ro', however. 10 include The
time be may he REQUIRED in attendance on
meetings Of the City council
Ssc. This ordnance shall take efr,ct
when, on submission TO a vote of,hc neonle
Of the city, majority Of the votes cas-, shall
be i, favor Of the SANG
Tue following bills were ordered nail
Davenport Gas Co., gas. $500 q.
D. Il. Severance, police ices, S52 40.
p. Clark, 1900
George Menng. 1900.
Vim. Niles, /" d" AGO.
Joho Heeny I" 4a.0O.
c. g. BLOOD. 100.
Liberty Steam Fire Rasius Co. rent. s95..
90.
Steam Fire Engine Liberty Coupany's
Engineer salary. 1888.
: French 1 Davies, lumber for Gre depot.
$261l.
Thos. Morrow, Engineers fees Ass %.
Fritz Croy, wood for fire department,
&ll,25.
H. Gable, coal for FIRE dept, $23.9l.
Joshua Burr, supplies for IRE dept, Is so.
VIM. A. Remington, coal and freight for
fire dept, $l66.40
j. c. Moore, hauling for FIRE dept, 5Octs.
Fire King Company. rent s52.5
Thos. Mulcrone & Co., city quarry. 5000.
90
James llou:h.on. removing nuisance,
5000.
H. Gable. coal for Marshals office. &s. so.
D. II. l.a,,well, premium on insurance
S20.oo
j. flanagan, stree. work, $500.
Sherman Kuhn, repairing street tools,
Sled.
To be continued
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

(hfC.sEO 4.Itt SfOCk NsHrLCt.
CnicAGo, Marchs.
Cattle Market good to choice cattle trim
end supply moderate low grades in fair sup
ply. and IN absence Ct anv packing demand,
sellers are compelled 10 work them off to the
butchers and local spectators; sales 1t tG.i59
s37ls.
Hoss.-The receipts this morning were about
1900 head market active. firm and log l5c
better on desirable grades; sales ranged q
o. Boa. 20 Tor inferior TO choice shipping
gYade.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM I,
rYerlnaxtAt or MEDICAL MN.
INN fNNtAL OF MTDIf Al MN

sfoSY PoIET, White co. Ark, May ~, GO.
Dn lniir RtiI-Dcar Sir Last February wac In
louisville patoharing drnes. and got come Of your
r.fsaI ariIls and Ccdrun Bsttefr. My soninlaw who
a.. with me In the store, had been down with Then
nAti-m fnr some time. commenced on The Fitcts.
ana rnon found bis general health improved. Or.
.,.t who had been Ia bad health. tried them. and he
also improved Dr. Coffee. who Ind hecn Ia bad
heath for several yeafr- stomach and liver affected
he Improved very much ~ the nee ~ your Hif'fr
Indeed The gcarun Ittct- has given ynu ~ - poin
lnrty In ihtr settlement III could cell grtN
Quan,ity ~ Your medicines this fn! -e-peciaily 81
,onr r.,lron F..cr- aud sarsnpnislla ship me Via
S.fniAi. cal. Il.itii 3 Neely. Hcsp.etully.
&. n. WALLER.
hsrH..7 Or lrilr@ ynas rnosmEsor. Ala.
May -. i-eS.
~ .nH> btu semi you t:0 for CiDaos LIT
r,se please send what Il will come 10 after paying
Hcight 10 Columbus. Mise. have been troubled for
sever yeas- with indigestion have had 10 take ps
every nigh. fos ten ieen yessr and Ia February.
1854, VAS attacked VITA general pesslysis ] was
c"nhncd To my Tor the balance ~ the year and
~ fact. continued Ia very weak and condi-
ton until acme two mantle since. when ! put
under an operation. and your C-dSon Bittefr Tor
usatrtnt. ] commenced improving right away, aud
oc,3gdaodAw.iy 4. l.. MEAL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
tNlW PERT NJ ron THE MaNDkEHtmIrV.


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pbalss's "tighs NSeesssiYy l'es~ss."
ehaisw's Night Disssssing a'ss.w.."
sphelsn's Wight Dlsesnina tesss."
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A msst exquisite delicate aud iragt aat Perfume.
aissi led from the rare and hsau'ni nows, from
which IL takes Its name
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BEWARE or toIxrEkrFI1s
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
OLD hiES MADE
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY ron iiHE1t
Those Drops area scientifically compounded hu'd
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the fact that i,e."o bottles ere annually cold
aai consumed by the ladics of the United Ssate-
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Tor the OF oil female complaints. the removal of
all distractions ~ uatuYr. aud the promotion OF
health regularity and strength. Explicit directions
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and why they should not uld not b. used Wit h
Out producing clecis contrary a. nsiures chosen
laws will be- found carefully folded around each bot
tie with the written signature III JouN /. Lic~.with-
out which memo tnniur.
Prepared BY Dr .ioiiN LYON. 1875 Chapel 81 .
New Haven. Conn who can b. consulted other per
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private diseases aud t,na'e weaknesses.
~ola Us Druggists rtcryWherc.
CG.tl ARK 4 CO.,
General AGENTS foi mo I, 9. aud tannda-.
mar teedSvly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
Il III T. eUlSIN

presents so tempting field for the cupidiiy Of
the INSCRIPTIONS to impose upon the public in
ferior impure. and poisonous preparations,
with the maximum profits and the maximum
chances of detection, us in the articles Of
COOKING EXTRACTS, Flavorings, and other
like concentrations: consequently, the greatest
vigilance and care should be used in their selcc-
ton We respectfully call your attention TO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
TOB ACCO'.
FOBACCOe
NEW CIGAR STORE.

.fR.s.OLD = Lee. E.2IRE,
INVITE THE PUBLIC TO CALL At THE
q new susr,sss whom anything in the line q
Tobacco, Cigars Or Fsncy 0eeee.
ere wanted. They hsvs fulf sapp!y Of al
grades cell chssp and guaeoasoo cee,s1rcs ZOE;
% especially called 10 ~ seesZ fasy 1enu.
lecture their. own eoo1sI anl 60 - - chseP
- ouy other house Il ~ oity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

~ Recommendatory notices might be much
extended. bat it is needless, because really but
one theme is the burden Of them oil, and their
general spirit is combined in the above.
Nearly all First Class Druggists and 0rocers
can supply these Celebrated EXTRACTS in their
various sizes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

NJ !. MARKS having purchased the inter.
vi. est OF Z. Z Alvord in the firm Of Aisord
4 Van Pasien. the business sill from this date,
be conducted q. the old stand, Nc. Brady -.
under the nr,n nsmc OF
VAN PATrfN MARKS.
lt..~s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
1.-THE LATE STATE FAIR.

] sTe Joseph Burnett I Co., Bostoa, was
ssawarded First Prize for Cooking Extracts,
and First Prize for Toilet Articles
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
CARPETS /!
CARPETS !..CARPETS
AT REDUCED PRICES AT
eo0E.n>S

~ooAao>S
N7lSHlNG TO MAKE ROOM FOR MY
w Spring importations Of Carpets, my
present large stock Will be sold It low figures.
Have on hand fine assortment OF
vELvETS, BURSSELS, SECOND AND THIRD
PLY 1NiRAlN RAG. LINEN AND NAL
LILA CARPETS. WITH RUGS. MATS.
SOME SPLENDID WOOL MATS,
OIL CLOTHS.
stair Reds. Window Cartuins.
Shades. Hollands. Window
Fixtures,
AND ALL KINDS OF PICTURE CORD,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

Is Good building lots in the city Of Roc
sland. within five minutes walk of the U. 6
Arsenal. Price from e20O to $3.50.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

JAS. ~. HIGH.
PROPRIETOR o. fns
Harrison Street Livery stable.
e.4s& HARRISON STREET, BETwREH
G2k1a Front and Second Horses Z
Carriages, Of the best quality, 70 let It a
hours. Funerals furnished On short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and boarded 1t reasonable charges. fmyls-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

Ramsey, Terry, Davis.
Mr. Anthony stated that Mr.. Fessendcn
had been relieved from The craftsmanship Of
the committee Of finance, q his own re-
quest.
Committees agreed T.,
Adjourned.
Houss-The Speaker presented a letter
from the clerk Of the House, transmitting =
communication from the Secretary Of State,
acknowledging the receipts Of The act to pros
vide more efficient government for the
rebel States, and announcing his purpose TO
promulsate il. Laid on the table.
Also the following telseraPhio dispatch ::
CHARLESTON, March 4.
To the Speaker and House Of Representatives.
cfthe fcrfieth Congress:
The members Of the South Carolina Mis-
sion Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Congress. and devout thanksgiving to Al>
mighty 0cd, for the passing Of the recon
strustion bill, and to protect in their rights
I'll classes ia the South.
(Signsd.) Levi Scerr, President. =:
A. WEBsrsn, Secretary.
Mr.. Pomeroy. as . question Of privilege,
oGored concurrent resolutions, that whom
the Two Houses adjourn on Monday next.
they adjourn 10 meet on wednesday, eighth
Of May next.
Mr.. FarnsYSr.h inquired whether il was
necessary 10 include the Senate.
Mr.. Pomsroy did not suppose it was, and
modified the resolution 90 - to apply only
to the adjsurouent Of The House.
Ne. El6r3dgo asked Whether the amend
ment W. in ssdss, to adjourn till October.
The Speaker replied that il could DO il
the PREVIOUS question Was not recorded.
Mr.. Holman moved to lay the resolution
on tns table. The vote resulted. yeas 81.
nsys lol The resolution Vas then adopted.
~; Aely moved to spspend The fules
snas ne might offer revolution instructss
TIE Sod,eaa.y Cemmittss, whom appsintsd,
0sepers : bill declaring vAe shali ell con.
vsossons Tor the reorganisatlsn Of the rebel
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COLUMBUS O.. sATURDA AY1 ORN

/ FIfIOtsH y YluHGrTI it4NU D9tQI HRu pE9 Il
lations a necessitydl Loss followed gapidlyd
upon loss, until allu his Acquisitions were
seatteredla and gone tThusshe continued ind
this swretched round, hope Away delusiVe-l
ly beckoningi him. on until the habit was
formed and could not be broken. n..a-Fa19eol
ilWhile he offers nothing to zpalliate hiss
crime. alleges most piteopslys that popow4I
er of self control WAS left him; that in vain
he made good resolutions, that he IappealedI
to his pride and llhis, fears; that he Pietured
the fearful consequences to- himself and his
family; that, he. even went to theo altar OF
pray er sfOri tassistanees but there was no
help for him, that, the maRia ragged In, and
possessed him9 The general voice will bear
him witness, when he asserts mostpO sitiYe-I
| lys that no part of these sPeculationsiw were
spent n,riQt and debancher none in luxt
IHriousi1iNing for his familya that he, has
lived plainly and without CDstentation,y att
tempting TO brjngtu up his childrend in the
Il fear OF God and reverence, for, the laW,u He
llisa fatheri and fathers q, noble wife
andmother have refused 70 desert him when
deserted bp the world; bis sons and daugh5
ters are equally true In. this last extFemigYs
and all these your A0nofO are now suffers
ing, and will continue to suffer the fearful
punishment of this old mans Grimes bsyiy
\ b0as reconsideration, thenn of his bage,j his
repentance; and his family he sQlicitsI the
clemeney of the eoNgtso ssi1i1gilnoeq isuoit
4 ,Loo V1ul er-1 TTJif- WI 10 99n9s9Tg
i The Boston, Post 1shysipBeef, hasnitibeen
so high as it is now d1ce the 9coW jumped
over the moon" .hlNNSH