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THE n MISER co
Tue MIsERABLEs
OF this bright end cheerful world sre the Dysspslss
Withouss sobd dIgestlon there neither b. bodily

or this Srighs end cheerful world se the Dysspsss
Wiihouss sobd digestion there can neither b. bodily
selsesst nos nsnssl sntevnsst. t.-isi-rr ~ las
Between The stomach and w bsain there is aeloss
and woudcrf.L alliance. n the ons 10 dise'dsssS
the other 10 glOomy. desessd. incapable Of s6ortaud
indiassssi 70 I'll tina, makes life Agreeable - the
healthy.
il this condition that any rational human beinsis
10 willing 10 endure, whom the mssns Of ceisln. TN
msdiste and permanent relief eas bs sbtained every
where n f''H NhET f.H .TH r.4.g y q.
The Dyspsp.ic has his fate In his own hands. u
he chooses 10 dtAsh forever tho eicordes that racks
hs body and distusbs tho mind with naslsss hossoss
he hss only to se to tho eesrs drug store andp
cure supply Of Hosssusrs Slousch Bntess.
No phase Of Dysospsla has svcs yet rssisesd The
Alternative. tonic and anti.bious oparatoan Of this
potent vegetable specific. Il istsraiy YegsneTates
tho ietherse stomach 70 uses into healthy actioa
ths dormant lver puts TO flight tho dismal fsaeiss
that bsset the mind gently rsls ewes and regulates
the bowels Nrsngthsns ths enfeebled nsrvsb 70.
stores,ths appetite. and .p,akns, - II were, new
cresture Of tho dsE ondins sni dsbIitated invalid
Ladies who suffer from indigestion hsve only 10
take small dose If this pure vegetable corrective,
once twice day. 10 secure entire exemption from
the pains and penalties Of we Oh stomach and that
perfect functional regularity. with but few ofths
sex uninterup(odiy enjoy. '.- a'4. .ur.I
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~. Now 10 the time TO subscribe for the
DEMocRA ~ rei ~ .'3 .ta.sr
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY.

The victim OF youthful indiserciion destroys his
happiness ruins his prospects f1r socisI enjoyment
marriage and the pursuit Of basiness and ends ~:
life in misery but BY the timely use Of The long tried
and In itb(ul remedy 'I.. ..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LADIES.

~ IhDlIbCs
Your attention 10 called 10 tho most efieae ious
remedies ever known for the removal 0 ions
and der emcnis incident 10 the female sex.
DR.. Harvey's
CHRONO THERMAL FEMALEP1LLS,
have been used for upwards VI THIRTY YEARS with
unvnryins success. They are adapted for all ordi
nary easct and never fail In their acti on u taken IN
4 linz
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~scARcE-Potstoes, in, Bloomsburs.
Not . peck could be had the other day in
tho whole town. win some Of our friends
forward Us some on subscription? -,
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ITCH! ITCH ITCH
sCRATCHi SCRATCH ~ scRATCHiu
In from 10 to 4s hours.

In from 10 to 4S hours. .f.
wehatons Ointment cures The Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Salt Rheum
Wheaton's Ointment cures letter.
Whcaton's Ointment cures Barbers' Itch
Wheaton's Ointment cures Old eoTes.
Wheuton's Ointment cures Every kind
Of Humor like Magic.
Price, 50 cent 'hox by mail 60 cents, Addres.
WEEKS Il POTTER, No. l70 Washington Street
Boston, Mass. For sale by oil Druggists.
sept. IS, ISG7.-lyr.
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WOOL! /! WOOL! WOOL!!!

CLOTH EXCHANGED ron WOOL,
Tia undersigned will pay tho highest market pSicB
IN exchange for sloh either Of his manufacture
White Deer Mills. WiIinmsport, or City Rsing ba
our Wool ~ the Mount Pivsyant Mills, ut M0rdans.
willie, Pa. y,E SANUa ,
sent. 4. 1867
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Norr.-Thosc

SI2G4 so SlS3 81
NoTe.-Thosc marked with have since been paid.
State men: showing the amount Of county and dog
tax due for ieG4 1865 and 1866 from the different dis
trcts In the county: . srIr
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S6TnE Columbia County Farmers Club
will msot in the Academy, at Bloomsbury.
on Monday evening next, att O'Clock. A
full attendance is desired. p .a'','a % 3.
I~A.J. AIBERrsoN was elected Judge
of the elections 10 Greenwood Township,
by handsome majority. u That was o
victory, for the old fashioned Democracy
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EXPENDITURES.


AUDITORS AND CLERKS PAY,
BY amount paid Auditors and Clerk 400
By-anount paid G. B. Brockway, auditing, Psothon.
oiary and Reg listers aetouut. IS 90
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sGHos. U, MERsuR, M. c. has our
thanks for public aocumentA i g.;
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p@STATE Senstor JACKSON will please
ccept our thanks SrpHbllb dceumsntk zass'

~ wlLriAM H. GlIAoRs his gone TO
Philadolphia to purchase an engine for tbs
Fire Company Of this town. = He expects
to pay in the ncighborhood' Of $4,000 0o)
threc thousand dollars for IT,, ''f
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fnllauelphlu 70 puTcnoSo m Sn9ue JOE stne
Fire Company Of this town. = He expects
to pay in the ncighborhood Of $4,000 0o)
thrco thousand dollars for IT,, ''
---s-s-s->.------ n VI =
nO- The "aid aud comfort" To the Rad
icals, from tho so-called Democrats. in this
town, came entirely from the Columbian
clique this spring, a.the late election, It We
may take tho tickets as evidence. On
counting off, it was dicoyered that the ticket
as printed and voted by the Columbian
party, was sc,utchcd to the number Of some
Mirtyyfrs 10 the matter of supervisor, and
on constable something less Peter BIZ
meyers name for supervisor was erased to
that extent. We might ask by whom, but
it is not necessary. The Democracy, pretty
generally, know that it was not done by men
whom Brockway charged with being prom
inent in certain "bolt Of 1866" Of which
he does not know sufficient to give any
thing like q true account. He claims on the
Judge majority Of (57) City seven, which
is right. Now, this being SO, how is it that
Peter Billmeyer falls short Of tho Judges
majority (29) twcnty-nine votes? Answer
this question distinctly, and while doing SO,
please place the scratched tickets upon the
right party. "Vote the whole Democratic
ticket" was not the watchword with this
ColnmJian clique at the late election -
"Great Jem;ma" was not about.
.---------->~sS- 90 -
BUExcHANdE HOTEL This valuable pro-
perty has again fal len into the hands Of W.
B. Koons, who has connected with him Mr..
Henry J. Clark, Of Catawissa. The last
named gentleman is well known to the trav-
cling public as one of the most obliging and
efficient landlords in Pennsylvania. The
general public have not forgotten the genial
manner and the earnest desire to please,
manifested by Mr.. Clark in days gono by
when that gentleman ministcred to the
wants Of the way-farer in Bloomsburg-to
say nothing Of his later and equally success
full career in Catawissa. As for Mr.. Koons,
his history as hotel keeper here is SO re-
cent and fresh that comment is unnecessary.
With all the good landlords who preceded
him, it must be said that the palmiest days
Of the Exchange were those Of his rcgen,ie;;
and he and Mr.. Clark, having purchased
the adjoining fine building Of Mr.. A. J. q,
Sloan, to be incorporated into the hotel
will not halt in their work until
this public convenience will equal any one
Of its class in central Pennsylvania. This
has been procured at an expense
to these gentlemen Of twenty-five thousand
dollars, not including furniture or other
goods.
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SLEEP DAMAGES.

TIP STAVES.
by amount paid at the several Courts. =
TEACHERS COUNTY INSTITUTE.
BY amount paid q. q. Barkley County Slperin.
lendcnt az per bill rendered for same, .
JURY COMMISSIONERS.
Ry amount paid Elisha Hay man, Jury Com. ''.
Miss IOnef, I.. adj s..r.. . 40 .5t
by amount paid Thos J Wcliiver Jury Com
missioner,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-01

BRIDGE CONTRACTa.
By amount paid william A. Kile. bridge on Fish
ingcreek 0 at't. .... I'd 20O w
By smouat paid Peter swank, bridge on County
line between Columbia and Montour sW Oo
SIsoo %
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RECORDER.

RECOkHER.
BY amount paid John @. Freeze. recording
TreasuTcrs honds aud stamps. 10 70
t5H.. TAXES REFUNDED. ... ..
ny amount Of road, school, poor anh bounty
taxes refunded TO the several township,
aud redemption money. yls64 "
ny amt. Gf orders issued for the ycnr 1867, I3s0 %
Deduct sheep orders f6s year lS61 1909 -
Taxes refunded TO townships loG4 ~ 1851 ~
Actual expenses for the year 1867, S!2u03 80
Statement Of dog rof xat 1871. .t-., -
By a,uoun, tue from cni,c,nrs o., .-, ZIG ~
Deduct coms, Ex. ''say. -.#s.., q. io0 w
.a' 0 1 Har e. 10. .,.s,4.7a -
Iar,fra ,-,sr. ...4..,,3, t, .,U'.. p. 27G,4b
Deduct am, sheep orders unveds'mi for laC7 1865 so
saiJ wear, ~ ',''E 7so OF
10 'E El'T. g. t.tr.. rl-ri g. ..f A.s %. . -
.....'n t,..s.. |,s.. b d. .,r, l0g5 50
uH STATEMENT, OF COUNTY ORDERS.
Amount issued in in 1877 I3S6s 81
rede-Iisd in 1857 1850 e3 ..... d. ir
Deduct old orders re deemed u SO
New orders redeemed, Sl3s23 %
Deduct new orders redeemed SI3s23 50
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BAUGu'S ,CoMMERCIAL y lMANURES.

~ Wa announce 10 farmers and dealers IN Feriii.
zefs. that the following prices have been adopted
for The present spring season:- ..
BAuGHs RAW BONE PHOSPHATE. f
Price, s5s per 1900 lbs.
BAUGn's CHICAGO BONE FERTILIZER.
~, g. Price, SO per 5000 lbs. -
BAUGHs CHICAGO BLOOD MANURE
Price, $50 per 300 ibs. p
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THE NEW-YORK ATLAS
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IT CONTAINS.
ASTRONOMICAL. ke
csi.rdn-Je-i,h; hshom.dan
calendars J,na.ry Dse.mb. Ch,urs The Moon Planet,
the Meridian th, soou sd.ea Noon Lrr'sd stuE
sfthe Sun and Moon throughout the Ufi1sd States.
ConjuHeions Lunar and Planetary.
Eclipse, for the year Iscs
P,e,, COujunetonl Of patsi, ara osAG Aspects
Seasons
Star Tables
Tide Table o. 100 Place,
POLITICAL
THE GOVERNMENT.
C.bln,i--1he Presidents
COnre.-M,mben Of the Kiln
Executive OGcsp-Gsrsf.L
Forsisn Ministers
JsdieiArJ-saprsms Court
Psdoness Of Members Of Congress
TsIrltenss-D.lsgstss hsm.
sTATEs oP THR UNION
Ar,, Population 10 1880 and 1880 (uhte eeosd and IrdMl
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LsgsstursL
snOps the Principal Acts Paused at tie sssosd Senior Of the
PUBLIC RESOLUTIONS
uporsBt Public Resolutions Pip.a ,ts Second
s,nion ", XxXxlh Congress.
PRoCLAmATIOES.
Anthe Proe.mstors nued By Prsrd.st from December, 1900 t.
October. 1867.
PROGRESS OF RECONSTRUCTION IN 1867.
vop ofsuie legislatures the Coast uOAil An,udHsut
The Reconsrucon Acts Of Ooppen
Progress Of Impartial Suffrage
III. Trsedusri Bureau
MOVEMENT or PoPULArlOS
ProEr, Population United lsso lss
State Csusuisi IRes 1860
PUBLIC DEBT
The Pshie Debt in 1856 aud 1851
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN ls,
ve, of;hs Electoral cols1's at former Presidential B.eiIoEA
III, Electoral College ~ 1868.
ELECTION RETURNS
Return. all the States and T.rtohe, koln, E,eors 1867
carefully compiled and compared Under the head
Of Southern States viii be the number Of white and eoorsd
registered each County ard toe punbr Of votes white ,Aa esss
east for and srsDs. the boiling Of State oOnrsntoai
Popular Vote for President By St,,ss 10 1856, 1850 and 1855
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
III. States Of America and Europs Area Of Population Of ssh
eordrE the ,s,s Orsnbe 1860 and nO' ra-shy accounts
asd title ruler and his fors 81
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I ONG ISLAND RAILR0AD-Winter

Il ONG 'lSLAND hAILhOAD-Nl inter Ar
i rsngemen-tLange OF Time-Leave Janessip Mail
Grenpor and all stations connecting Naeols
trains Hampstead II passenger
and all Express train for River Head
ard Glen train. and all ways,atops
Fmngae and Hampstead PASSENGER ran and for Sonh sP sas
DAYS Ony.
SUNDAY Excursion Trais Poip.
Hul.ers Point p. m. To take eTtct Nov. g. 1861
/ ID Sinner pdent
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ZEW-YO and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JUNE ,. 1867.
Passenger Station In He-lor Tweny
Entrance on Twenty seyenthsL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For YewIaven sud bridgeport 100 AGO (EI). le l2ls
Cs1 J. 800 (Erl 343 $50. aud 800 (EI) p. m Il.
Fpr Milford s,sfc, Fairfield Southport and w.'pcrt 100 sa
For SorSai 100 500 Er 100 iIoo m l2E or 400 tEr
345 43D tBIl 80 SEQ tBG) p.
For Dareu. 100. 800, lL30 a. ;345. 30 5Op.m
400 (hr) 800 n 30 l2l3 AIS 3os
(Ex J. al5. 30 (EI. J, A40 $50 $50 500 (EL) p.
intermediate stations 100 AGO. ll3O 1tS
al5, 80 so, $50 p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield sOoa m EI 400 (EIl, a@pD
For Bosio via Shore Line l2.l5 (RI !, 800
For Hartford aud Springfield AGO ~ (Er l2l5 800 tEr s
tresl, aIO D. ~ 10 Northampton.
For Hartford, Providence and Pshk Railroad 400 Ei) Ala
New Haven New London and sODingtOn Railroad At 800
u u.s. 400 SEQ p m.
For Canal Railroad i2l5 No. to Northampton
For Housaonic Railroad, 500 400 p.
Nor Naugatuck Railroad. AGO m. 400 y. m
For DanbuFy and Norwalk Railroad, 100 800 40p
Cormodols Sleeping Cars attached to 500 D tain.
Sup<
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CAFETY, SPEED, and COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON. -
WORCESTER PALMER PITCHBURG. NASHUA LOWELL, CON
CORD, THR WHITE MOUNTAINS, AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and staneh steamers f the Norwich Line.
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NKW-iORk.
leave Neviork daily (Sundays erepted at oecch ~ '"o
Pier No. % North River. foot Of Fesrys..
FOR EEW-L0ND0N,
there connecting With the Steamboat Train from %, sbo
Norwich and and Worcester Worcester
and Nashua. and New London and Northern Railroads
al inquire 81
MARTIN ont
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Ouan Stsanurs.
St,ambpats anS Yailroabs.

BRISTOL LINE.
The BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE having been ~itbdses
weeks order re6t them the pe will Ia
covered by the fast weknown freight prspe NETS scd
DORIS, which will make their trips time and goods VII bs
H. O. BRIGGS General Manager.
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HOUSAToNIC RAILROAD.-WINTER AR

Commencing MONDAY, Nov. rs 1867.
Two through trains Daily Connecting with New fork aud
Express Lines.
Leave Bridgeport at 1890 a. m. and SIS D. m.
Leave Pitisaed at 0 a. u. and p.
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COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF L. I.-(WIN-

Il
~ TER ARRANGEMRNTsD -
Leave James n y. h9a H. via Railroad 10 Jsn~es loo
Babylon aud al ~ay stations.
Leave Frinknnavs Brooklyn, at 905 via Brooklyn Ceuts!
Railroad TO Jamaica, for Babylon and all ssuona
Leave James, T., via Railroad 10 Jaosics, ]s
Babylon aud all WAY stations .
Leave Fra kiln Booklyp AtfS vi, Broofn t@htrsn
Railroad, Jamaica. for Babylon aud all wavstations
Babylon at 1888 for Jamaica and all wsysons eosnse'
Ing train Of L. Railroad arriving at Jamssssip Al iOa
Leave Babylon al 7:5 for Jamaica and all vsson connect
Of Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving al fankbusv-
Brooklyn, At l0s
Leave Babylon 74o M for James and all ~ays,stors coo
rh train Of Rarost arriving At Janesssp al
Babylon +o for Jamaica and oil cen
Brooklyn Central Railroad sVns a. frsnh
Brooklyn at sos and connecting also vita the hosAr 90
the las, NswYo and Jamaica Railroad Which ess ~
minutes X WHITE onpefA"s"'''
To take eject Nov. T. 1867.
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New York Market.

New York Market.
NEW YORK, December Q.
COTTON-About ic better wi th a fair
business; sales 1900 bales ut 244a25c for
middling uplands; chiefly at 25c.
FLOUR-Closed moderately active
and 5a10c better on low grades; some
export demand.
WBEAT-Quiet and steady at 50a
/ So for No. 2 spring.
RYE-Dull at 4sal so for western.
OATS-Quiet at 77ia76c for western
in store and 79aSOc atioat.
CORN-Dull at l 14a1 ID for old
mixed western in store; IL ahoat, and
l IL for new mixed western at railroad
depot.
PORK-Firm at &c co for mess, cash;
sales of 500 barrels mess, January and
February delivery, at 25 so.
BEEF-Steady with moderate de.
mand.
CUT MEATS-steady and in fair re-
quest.
BACON-yery firm with good in
quiry.
LARD-Firm at l55al6c for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Steady at 37a4lc.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, December

FLOuR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-ln fair demand at 75 for
No. and 81 for No =.
CORN-New ear firm at 64a65c on ar
rival.
RYE-Firm at 80 for No. l.
OATS-Higher; market firm at 60c for
No. 3; 64a65c for No. l.
BARLEY-Unchanged and dull.
BUTTER-Unchange receipts light.
CHEESE-Active at former rates.
EGGS-Firm at 33c.
HAY-Light receipts and firm at 10 W
al6 20 and II GOALS 90.
COFFEE-In fair jobbing demand
prices unchanged.
SJGAR-Essier but not lower.
LINSEED OIL-Firmer with fair de-
mand at &c.
CLOVFR SEED-Ih speculative de
mand at l3c; holders asking l34c.
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An Autograph LITTER from George d. Prentice
Esq Editor cfhe Louisville Journal"

An Autograph LITTER from George d. Prentice,
Esq, Editor cfhe "LO,tiSrile Journal
LOUISVILLE, November 9Th, 1866
DIR. LIGHTHILL-DEAR SIR: / am very
sorry to learn that You contemplate leaving
Louisville at the end of the present week. l
earnestly wish that your engagements else
where might permit yOu to remain here for q
onger time.
Your sojourn among US, DR.. Lighthill, will b
long remembered by our people 1t has been a
blessing to many. You have treated Inc and a
female member of my family with great success.
You seem to me to understand as by intuition
the character of malady and its best remedy.
You have multitude Of patients in this city,
and i have not seen or heard OF one 10 whom
you hold out the promise of relief without rem.
dering it. Yeur practice among us has been a
brilliant success, ana l cheerfully recommend
You to my friends and the public at large as a
physician deserving the utmost confidence.
Hoping You may live long TO be blessing TO
additional Thousands of the afflicted l am, very
truly, yours,
GEORGE D. PRENTICE.
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wHIsKY-Quiet; sales of 100 barrels

wHIsKY-Quiet; sales of 100 barrels
at sc.
COTTON-Firm at pc for middling.
MESS PORK-Held higher and firm
at "a 50a25 90. -ss - -
LARD-Excited and held higher; new
steam 144e and kettle Isle. -a
BULK MEATS-Quiet at 91c for
shoulders, 12fal3c for clear rib and 134a
13Ic for clear sides.
HOGS-Market closes lower, whole
range; live 8 00aS 40 gross for light to
extra choice.
GREEN MEATS-Quiet, selling at 8!
aSic for shoulders, 11!a11tc for sides
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-10
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. December 9.
SENATE.

Il
The prss;dent presented the annual
ranorts Of treasurer Spinner and the
Camntroller of the Currency.
NJ Williams introduced bill to aid
.b. construction of the Oregon Branch
of the Pacific Railroad, which was or
dered to be printed.
Mr.. Sumner introduced bill to carry
out the reconstruction acts in the State
of Georgia, which was ordered to be
printed.
The Senate took up the bill for the
relief of the political disabilities of F.
J. Moses, Chief Justice of South Carroll
ma. Bill passed; yeas 46, nays6.
A message was received from the
House stating that they had passed the
bill regulating the duties on imported
copper ores, and transmitting the act
restoring the Bureau of Indian Affairs
to the War Department. Laid on the
table.
On motion, the Senate took a recess,
and on reassembling, the Presidents
Message was received at the hands OF
his Private Secretary, and read by the
Secretary of the Senate. When about
half had been read, Mr.. CONFESS moved
that further reading be dispensed with
on the ground that it was offensive and
untrue.
Mr.. Davis opposed the motion.
Mr.. Howe followed in its support.
Mr.. Whyte claimed all considerations
of propriety demanded its reading
Mr.. Wilson, while denouncing Presi'
dent johnson. thought the Message
should be read.
Mr.. Hendricks insisted that it was
not only the Presidents right, but
duty, to state his objections to Con
gressional policy.
Mr.. CONFESS withdrew his motion.
Mr.. Cameron renewed it.
Mr.. Morton was surprised at the mo
ton, ANA declared that its adoption
would beiittle the Senate and indicate
mere spitefulness.
Mr.. Drake suggested that as Congress
had received so many of a like charac
ter, it might as we'll take one more.
Mr.. Howe argued that the Presi
dents duty was to communicate facts
net opinions, and the Senate was nOt
bound to hear his argumentatiye and
insulting message.
Mr.. Edmunds said that the transac
ton of business would be facilitated by
deferring this question till tomorrow
and moved to adjourn, which was car
ried-26 to %. Adjourned.