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pROPOsALs FOE FRESH BEEF.
HEADQUARTERS FirSt Military DiHriCf.
CvCs thit Comm S'ary Of SHbSiIencs,

RiohmoHf W., February 3, is
Sealed Proposals in dup lcate will be receive at
the sffice Of byt- Col. G. Bell, c 8. Q :. A. e23
street. Washington. ID; C.. on MONDAY, March
10th 1895, at IL NJ. for all the Fresh Beef required
at Ale Sabdris Va for six months rom pril Ist
If uhsistence may direct.
The Beef 20 be delivered there on the order
o. the Acting COmmssary OF Subsistence at
that place; of good And marketable quality. in
equal proportions of fore and hind quarters (necks
shanks, and kidney talOv to be eNcIudel), The
nee he of the cattle slaughtered e. be cut off the
fourth yertebral Joint and the breast trimmed
q. wn- The shanks of fOrs-qusrters to be cut from
three 20 four inches above the knee Joint and of
hind quarters from six 10 eight inches above the
gsnhTel OF hook joint.
dders are requested 10 be present to re- spOui to
tb il bids. and be prepared to give londs for the
fulhlDent of their contract.
Proposals must be- endorsed distinctly. Propo-
sails for Fresh Beef" at Alexandria, Va.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
bids for good cause.
Conditions, requirements, payments. &C.. &c, as
b. command Of Brevet MAJOR General j. NJ
SchOheld- 4. X. PENROSE.
NH 25t Bvt. Lit. Col and Chief G.. =.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctfoneers,
- tsuccessors ~ jas. &. Mcclure 4 o.
Southwest cerner Penna. avenue and Eleventh Ct
Star Once Building

TRTSTEE'S SALE OF A sIX-R0OM HOUSE.
NO. 364 THIRTGENTH sTKERT WEST, BE
TWEEN AND STREETS SOUTH NEAR
SMIlHSoNIAS GROUNDS.
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated the fifth dsy Of
December, lS1. and duly recorded in Liber X. C
x, No. Is, folio 49,, enc of the land records for
Washington connty, District Of Columbia, 4 shall
5o,clock .; m on the premises, part of Lots IL, L.
and Is, in Square 2g7.
Terms S2s9 cash; balance in monthly payments
OF SIS each. and bearing interest secured BY deed
oftrnst. All eonveyancinR and revenue stamps at
purchaser 3 cost. SIS down IT time Of sale.
M. p. CALLAS, Trustee.
les COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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p r @ K 8,

PRICES.
eonands German Bittsrs, Per bottle On
= half doGeu ....,,.. M,
Hoohands German Tonic. pat mp in 40 art bottles.
u 20 per bottle, or half dozen for On 50 -
H-Do not forget to examine veil the article you
buy, in order TO get the genuine.
Sold BY Druggists anA Dealers everywhere
2l-DkWeotn
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fe 2s-Im 1t. Col. Of EngS., Bvt. Col. o 9. A.
PROPOSALS FOR sUBsleTENCE SfOREs.
OJkee Acfiss Commissary Of Ssbsis,es,e, 4
LexIagton, ky., February II ie88

Sealed PIepo.si: VIM Sc received st this Office
untf IL O'Clock -. TUESDAY, March TO- 1883
su,2sSt to the approval Of the MAJOR General com
ssndire the de pa,tnent, for the supply and deliv
inet. D. ksntucky, for six months from the LIST Of
The Beet to be Of o good mark eft abl. n n .Iitx
from fat steers weighing not less than $50 pounds
net, and in eesL eroIcrt,ons Of for: aad hind
10 he excluded y and to be delivered in such an An
nf,es =. may from time to time Do !s9uiyed.
:, C.nai,,o.s And IeSasve3ents viii be furnished
Pr, YosAs nuse bs made N duplicate end en-
s sa9 " = slsd snystpe endowed, Proposals
By, e,ssr 81 DriEsdi.r lGsnssaI n r, Small,
Sniei v. o, pepes@ss6 Of the Cumberland.
- 70 A"S00HUA n. DANPokfHt
-Ie 6-oS--- go 80 - Lecue. md a O. g.
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by WIN. L. WALL Il CO, Auctioneers,
II Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
qs Louisiana avenue

SALE OF HORSES CARRIAGEs &C.
On SAL URnAY MORNING, March 18th, shout
FIFTY HORSES AND MULES.
A large collection Of New and Second hand Bug
gies Rockswass, Carriages, Exp press Wagons and
other vehicles
Also.
large collection Of New and Second hand Har-
hess. &c, at private sale.
Regular sales days-ruesdays, Thursdays and
Saturday ., without re gard to weather
Can iages and Harness al way at private sale:
mh4 w. L. WALL A CO Aacts.
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GOYERNMENT SALES
GALE or HORSES MULES, AND QUARrRR.
- MAJ rERS STORES.

~ AAc IBR . cAOA4S.
D1 ~.s S,.. 3. A S s.,os
VIII be sold at pebiie auction, IT Lincoln De,,,,
G asss q i ?. mon % ri adksssss
N Il "a . s s:s as.
ss,sArmy wagons. :.oo,s. Grain Sacks.
s.s sets Harness. 40 Net Gotta Psreha
20 seis wheel do. el7 feet Le.tAerdo
Is Ambulance do. lo' Had saws
"a Bidine Saddles. y Hammers, assorted
! = ~ Mn ne u 1hairss s. iSfanite Roller
And many other articles not enumerated
Terms cash in Goyernmsnt funds,
as they are superior lct Of arsssss animals, and
well worthy the attention OF buyers
By order Of the ouarternaNsteE GENERAL;
mhs.n BrsHet Bic Gene afF o S g. Army
q d BHSEA %os 81 fEiPHTSssSEs' FsEEDsksss,,
:, @ sss; ,|Essis.,yi s ssrs
:Ssfs ssssss s sss sss :,
s'fa sssa PSssss1 ssa by
ments, Lands, or Hereditaments thereunto pert ain.
Rock BSl,ing Closets &c. set Of Corn Ro Ss
two Cardng Engines and one Picker
Detailed description of the property can be oh
tanned at the Office Of the BHreau r., F., and A. L.
at IA Austin and Waco, Texas. g poDr.-
b bfss;; Cap Capt. .;;; I'd 70
sAE 81 4F fGsEs Saa
By order Of Major General Dyer. chiefof Ord
nance Stores will be sold at public auction, at Ba
Da9 tie 81 II i 80 S on MON
ID Travelling FORCES and Battery Wagons.
4S4 Gunnere Haversacks
693 GuDners' Pouches, 100 Vent Covers.
~ IA Shot and Shell labcut 265 tons }
90 tons laboutl old Wrought Iron scrap,
80 tops teboutl old Cast Iron scrap.
Is Sling Carts q iron. wood.
aNIountain Howitzer Pack Saddles
1920 Carbine Cartridge Boxes ISharpsD
800 Pistol Cartridge Pouches.
Is SS4 Rayonet Scsbbards.
rs Waist Belts and Plates.
2a3 Cavalry Saddles; 59I Curb Brides.
8 1872 Saddle Blankets; 9s7 pair Saddle BAGS.
|, 2a3 surcingles; 1873 Artillery Saddles.
,s23 Traces, lead and wheel.
l39 Drivers Whips.
1876 Horse Brushes; Jos Nose Bags.
$50 pounds unreflned Nitre.
] steam Engine. "a horse power.
Steam Engine, 8 horse power
5 Cap Machines; Bullet Machine.
Powder Press Mil Saws. upright.
Together with msce llaneOus lots OF Blocks,
Falls, AXles. Chains, Jacks, Traverse Wheels,
Rollers, Hand Trucks. Chez Is. Boxes, &c.
Terms: Cash in United States Treasury notes.
Major of Ordnance, U. s. Army
m2-6t Chiefo Ordnance, 5th Military District.
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CAUTION.

HoofapdS German Remedies are counterfeite
See that the signature of q. M JACKSON il on
the wrapper Of each bottle. AL others are ooun
terfeit.
Principal Office and Mandatory at the German
Medicine Store, No. 631 ARCH STREET, PhiIs
delphis, Pa. ....
CHARLES N. EVANS. Proprietor,
Formerly o. n. JACKSON q co,
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DROPOsALs FOR FORAGE
O*oe Cht.f Qwart,rmnst,r.

-EITTT1rW UINTIfT. )
Ns,c Orleans, La. February 81. ISIS
Sealed Proposals invited and will be re-
cei1td at the office of Captain W. A. wainwright,
supervising Quartermt,teT. Sub District OF the
Rio Grade, at Brownsville, Texas, till II M
NEDNE sDA I, the lst Of April, 1855 for the de-
livery of such quantities Of Oats Corn. and Hay
as may be required for use of public animals at
Laredo Ringgold Barracks, aud Brownsville,
Texas, Tor the six (6D mouths ending October 81 .
lsos J n -
All the forage to be Of the best quality aud sub
Ject 10 inspection before acceptance. Oats and
Corn must lie delivered IN good gunny sacks
Hay will he acce ted either haled unbsled hut
a Pre- ference will b given tn taled Hay Delivery
must commence within thirty 0l days fir ON date
of acceptance of proposal.
Proposals must he ac com panied Nv the guarantee
OF two good solvent men for the faithful perform
srce Of the contract
The init ed States reserves the right 10 reject
aby or all bids.
Proposals must BE- endorsed Proposals for For
age and addressed to Captain w Vain
wright, A. Q. NJ, =. A Bro SnsviIie. Texas
CHARLES II. TUMPKiNS.
BreNet Brigadier General ami Chief QuarIermas
ter, eth Military district NH st
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RY ". L. WALL 4 co, Auctioueers,
- Mes. 315 and 31f,
Southwest corner of Penn. avenue and 9th st.

Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and 9th Of.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE RUANI-
TUkE AND FIXTURES OF MKSSRs LANCK-
TON a SENsABAUGH. No. a2s PENNSYL-
WANNA AVENUE, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust. duly recorded. &c b,
in Liber 4. 9. K, No. 2. folos 25o-25s, Of the
Chattel Records for W ashington County, d. e.
will cell al Carpenter. Dining Rooms, No. s2s
on Peonsylvsnia avenue. all the Furniture and
Fixtures contained Ia said Dining Rooms. without
reserve, SATURDAY mORNlkG March nh
commencing at ~ O'Clock . m. comprising. in
part, one DAVIS soda Fountain, Candy Jars, Show
Csses. Marble Counter, Marble Tables, one large
French Plate Mirror, Mirrors. Kitchen Furni lure.
W RUMSEY, Trustee
fe l5-2sw4ds WI WALL A 90 Aucts
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nY ii. HOLMAN & CO, Auctioneers,
- No, 293 Pa. ave-, betw cen 9Th aud 10th =

LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT STOCK.
MORNING March 18th, at O'Clock 10 fr.nt OF our
Auction store and Warerooms, No. 2s3 Pa. ave /,
between 9Th and l0'h streets, the following prop
eTty, without reserve:
A large stock OF new Hardware, - all descrip-
tons; ALEC, q large assortment of second hand
Hardware, Consisting OF Carpenters, Tinu-ts,
saodiers, and BIarksmith's Tools, ofice Furni
ture, lion Bedsteads, Tables, Desss. Wagon
Trucks, Cushions. Picks, Pickh sndI-s. Shayel.
Spaces, ChaIdTons. Bath Tubs. Oils, Pairts
Narni-hes. Paint and Whitewash Brushes, i've
barrels Tar. Teakel Blocks and Pulls large
assortment of Stove Fixtures. 1900 Chains &c ,
&C and many other artic lee herein en- umeratai
Goods must be removed Immediately after the
sale H. COLMAN co Aucts
fe 70 JNO. AMOS, Salesman.
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WARE BREAkWATER.
UNITED eIkTEs ENGINEER OPFrcF, ]
No. 2OS SoyTH sixth SrRrPr

NO. 2OS SoUTH Sixth SrREFT}
PHILAprLPHIA. Pa, feb u, lSS
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, with copy of this
dyerflsement attached to each will be received AT
this ONCE until the 18th day Of March 1883 for Ia
Dor hccessaIy tor putting upward of rUD tons Of
stshe lin POSITION At the Delaware Breakwater and
Ice breaker.
fouI htths Of the stone to be irregular blocks
each weighing from two to five and a half tons
ore NTH OF les than two tons. ALI stones laid
DRY.
bidders TO furnish all the machinery boats, moor
ine-, &c aud whatever may be required for prop
erly receiving, removing. and putting stones in
place.
TIE Work tc he at ali times subject to inspectisn
BY United states agents, and paid for until ac
cePttd by them deduction Of twenty fl We Ger
centum made on part Pay me nts until completion
AID acceptance OF all the labor
Work 10 commence about 18th May, and to be
completed By 18th Of October, ES. :
Bidders will state the rate of labor Der Ton of
2,2sO pounds at which they will put In place the
rtOnes delivered to {: en- or removed By them at
the BTeakWater and Ice breaker.
Zach proposal must be guaranteed by two re-
spCi sible rsons whose signatures should be ap-
Iended to the guaranty. and who should be certi-
ned 20 as being good and sui Gent security by tn
other public officer !
Envelopes to be endorsed, IS Proposals for Labor
Bids will be opened at IL IN on Thursday, March
H. loSs. Bidders INIT ted to be present. For
'ther partiI ulsrs and printed forms apply at this
Office CSEAFURfu STEWART
IL 20 % L. b. Engineers
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FROM REV n PrNn.I

Assistant Edito, CA,istian Chronieie, PhiIa
nave derived decided benefit from the use @ 4
Hoohsnd 3 German Btters ami feel in nv nr;,
.ese 70 recommend them Is most vslu % e t. c
20 All Sho are suffering from gener al de iity o
ION diseases arising from arrangement of tn
u'er' Yours truly,
T. D. FENDALL.
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FROM REv. JOSEPH II. KENNARp. d. d

Paste, Of the Tenth Baptist Church, PhiIadeEphia
DR.. Jaekson-Dear sir: have been frequently
requested to connect my name with recomme y da-
lions OF different kinds Of medicines, but iug
the practice AS out Of my appro pirate sphere, A
have In all cases declined but with q clear or oof
IN various instances. and particularly in my osn
tamlly, OF the usefulness Of DIR. Hoofand's G.rmAu
bitters, depart for once from my usual course
TO express my full conviction that for gsaerl de-
otf,ty Of the system, and especially for Lirer Com
plant, ~ rs q safe and cdlKabie preparation 10
some cases ii may fail; but usually, doubt OF il
the above causes.
Yours, very respectfully,
J. h. kENNARD,
Eighth, below Coates street,
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FOR snr-A as.tsses $1,000 PIANO:
Mkk. Auotseneers. &Ta
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HOOFLAND.s GERMAN TONIC.
THE GRAAI RKMKpIKs FOB ALL DIsnAsIs

THE GRAAI REMEDIES FOB ALL DIsaAsIs
Liver. STOMACH, Oh DIGESTIVE ORGANS
HooFLASDy GERMAN BIrrERs
cinSl sesn Of the pure Juice: they med
Barks, making preparation hissIy oonoeDt, az
s, No entirely Jss from alcoholic adnixfsS. Of sss
HOOFLANDs GERMAN TONIC
10 combination ell the ingredients Of the Bit.
Orange, &c, making one Of the most pleasant and
agreeable remedies ever offered to the public
Those preferring Medicine free from Alcoholic
HeoFLANDp GERMAN BIrrERs.
Those who have no objection to the combination
Of the Bisters, as stated. will use
HOOFLANDS GERMAN TONIC.
They are both equally good, and contain the
most paias.Sis. ' '''''' 'n' ionic 0sins the
The stomach, from 3 variety Of causes, such a.
e very apt to have it's functions deranaeS' II.
Liver, ympathizing as closely IL does with the
q that the patient suners from seyerN or moys
OF the following diseases
Coraipatiox, F7atrlexce, Ea,card Piles,
Fxisess a Blood 10 the Head, Aeidf,y
Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
sbrH, DISGUST for Food, FNlness
or Weight - the Stomach,
Soar EruetatioHs, Sink
iRg FTHfteriHg at the PIT
Of the Stomach, Strimming Of
the Head, Hurried OF Di&cxls
B,eatki~s, Fstteriss at the Heart,
0oking or SxSRoatins Sensations ,chsa
~ LYING PosfHre, DimmeSs Of Vision,
Dots o, Webs before tAe Sight.
Ds1I Pain IN the Hend. Def
cheney Of Perspiratis~, Yel-
loWness Of the Skin and
Eyes, Pain in the side,
Back. Chest, Limbs, etc, Sud
den FLASHES Of Heat, Br,nims in
the Flesh, Constant I,nos,nings Of
Eril, and Great Depression Of Spirits.
The sufferer from these diseases shoul ID exercise
the greatest caution in the selection of q remedy
for his case. purchasing only that which he is as
sureo from MS inyestigations and inquiries pcs
itself reputation for the cure of these diseases
In this connection We would submit those we'll
HOOFLANDs GERMAN BITrERs,
Avn
HOOFLANDS GERMAN TONIC,
PREPARED BY DIR. c. M JACKSON.
puu.nv,py,,
'hiLADhLf dlA' IA
Twenty two years since they were first intro
which time they have undoubtedly nerfnrme5
more cures and benefited su ring I'm manly to
Che public :"
These remedies will efectuaIly eure Liver Com
plant, Jsundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous
Debility, Chronic DIarrb9a, disease of the Kid
iS, "St a., atsihs from Dlsordered
0i'ei 0'o""en' vi in'es'ihes'
p,,: E.. - 90.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENTOFFTCE,
IaI.r

On the petition Of WARREN GALE, Of Peeks-
xii. New 1ork praying for the extension of pat
ent granted ~ him the Eth day Of September, 1851.
for an Improvement in Straw Cutters, for seven
years from the expiration of said patent. which
tskes place on the l2th day Of 81 pternber, 1873:
ordsred that the said petition DE heard At the
ned TO appear and show cause II any they have why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
ME In the Patent ONCE their objections, specially
SET In writing at least frsnfy days before the
day OF hearing all testimony filed by either party
TO be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the
Dispositions and other papers relied upon test
mony must be filed In the once ttcenty days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments, IL any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered also that this notice be Published In the
Republican and the Intelligencer Washington, d,
g., and in the Atlas, New York, N. Y, once Q
week for three successive weeks; the FIRST Of said
dss a to be at least S.'s
feIsIawsw Acting Commissioned Of Patents.
THE ORIGINAL FRANC. fsl4In
THE HOME DIsTILLERY, containing two
L splendid Copper Stills and compete Mschin-
1.-THE premises, on Good Bope Hill;
fe20 cow JOHN A. KRAUsR.
pIANO eTOOLs.
Piano Stool. Of ali descriptions and all price. ;.
mo "''sr09 W. g. g. nErzERorI 4 co.. -
Sole Agents Of 6teinwaZS Pts1os and"NU
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON

JHdft % nc ONPrtTlt COhrf U PenNSyfrdnid.
PHILADELPHIA, April Is, 1915
consider 'Hoofands German Bitters a roi 4 va
Ie medieiae il cases Of attacks Of Indigestion or
byspepsla. Can certify this from nay experience
Of it, Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON ~
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LOB 6ALE.yS 900 extra, chokos, Der pss ~
I plceotne ROSES. PLANTS, &C., sslectsd 81
Pert, from where have iust sssSsnsd' II 10 IN
SooosedlH ths oest collection end best Dlsats ever
] 90 rEhsAsIgTiu A.yA1pIls gssrAss:
d, s s;as: s e; ~: q s;s Is: $:
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PATENT MEDICINES.
HooFLAND.s GERMAN prrrss.

f1OoFLAND's eRRMAN DIffRRs
HoOFLAND.s GERMAN TONIC.
THE GRAAI REMEDIES YoH ALL DISEASES
Liver. STOMACH, Oh DIGESTIVE ORGANS
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i fore the nervous and debilitetoS should ~ !.
medaesely NE hnhBoLpb 1xslAcg BscHV.
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Hol FOB rHf SPRING STYLE SILK HAT

New Blocks just received at M CUNNING.
HAMS, where you can get your old SIX Hat|I
made new for $50. Also, constantly on hand vi
and made TO order the best quality new ~
1t O.; second quality at Is. Dont forget the
number, 346h 7th street. between I and MsG
avenue. Sign oil biz Tin Hst. 10 li-eeln
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SPECIAL SALE OF sIXTEEN MULES, Wa
CONS. AND HARNESS AT AUCTION
ON SATURDAY MORNING, March T. will be
added to cur sales of Horses and ues, ct the Ba.
10 young and well broken Mules, rising years old
having been purchased In Kentucky for priysts
use, and are no longer required.
"A horse Wagons and Harness.
We call special attention of buyers 70 our sale on
Saturda morning, as the stock will be perem ptori
ly sold.
mh5 WI WALL co, Aucts
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RY VIM. L. WALL Il 90, Auctioneers
ID Original Horse and CARR. age Bazaar.
- Louisiana avenue.
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HOOFLANDs GERMAN BITrERS,
HOOFLANDS GERMAN TONIC,
PREPARED BY DIR. c. NJ. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA. p

Twenty two years since they were first intro
duced into this country from Germany durinf
which time they have undoubtedly performed
more cures, and benefited sufering humanity to !
greater extent, than any other remedies known K
the public.
These remedies will efectually eure Liver Com
plant, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Neryou.
Deblnty, Chronic DIaTrb6a, disease of the Kid
neys, and all diseases arising from q DisordereG
Liver, Stomach, OF lntestines.
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sRSONs ADVANCED IN LIFE.

And feeling the hand o. time weighing heavily
apen them, with all its atte Sdant Ills will find in
the use Of this BITTERS, or the TONIC an eli ii r
that Will nsti new life into their veins restore Ia
2 measure the energy and ardor of more youthful
days build mp their shrunkep FORMS and give
health and happiness to their remaining years
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The Chief Justice said that the Senator from
Indiana having objected 10 the Senator from
OHIO taking the oath, there now a mohop
that the remaining names be called, omitsins
the name Of the Senator from Ohio
Mr.. Howard said there was no rule requiring
the names to be called in alphabetical order
The n naming names Id be called now He
saw no necessity for further discussion of this
motion.
Mr. Puckalew asked AZ tbs rules did not pro-
vide that the presiding officer should submit All
questions 10 the Senate. But ass uming IL 10 be
a quee ton of order, he coutended that the
clause Was intended to apply TO the old form
of taking the votes by States. The Senate had
alr'a oy adopted rule for excluding v otes an
particular cases-a rule founded in Justice
The argument was tina. the Senator ha a right
Uncer the Constitution TO represent Ohio. On
several occasions recently Senator'S had pre-
sente' themselves aud had been denied admis-
sion here they were ORGANIZED late q court to
decide the grayest possible questions. The OBJ
lection was made at the proper time a. IL II be
not now made, number OF members not quail
fled 10 act might take part IN the proceedings
and judges in the case. II wac not only th~ir
rieht, but their duty 70 raise the question nov.
Mr.. Morton proceeded to reply 20 Mr. Buck
alew. He said the Constitution had made the
tribunal itself, and they had DO right 10 consti-
tnte one. IL was not important what tbev
called the Senate now, but Il was material th.,
they should act a. the Constitution authoriz~d
them in the trial OF mpeacament-as a Sepate
the Senator from OHIO being a member on IN.
Senafe-performing the duties imposau mn,
them BY the Constitution. II was rdle then
20 talk about .sorganizing'' a court x-b a., an.
CONSTITUTION placed crrtaip duties upon them
Mr.. GIi-nos moved 20 ad ;ourn the ceay NATL
to-day at O'Clock - '
The Chief Justice put the motion, declared a.
CARVED, and vacated the chair whereupos
a., Ne RESIDENT pro tem- resumed the chair. ssd
Yesterday. AFTER our report closed.
We u, nneeefe election case was discussed at
shethi alter which u was postponed until To-
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-01-30
ID lid.

On Monday w%orning, Janury goth, at p O'Clock,
at his home in Manchester township, VIII.
LIAM WELLS, aged &C years and o months.
Mr. Wells was born in Brook County, West
Virginia in the year 1902. lie came 10 Nor
gan County, when about IS years Of age with
his father, Caleb Wells. They located on what
So known by all the old settlers as the wells
farm" about two miles above MtConnelsville 4.
The deceased, William Wells, doth are NUM-
bcred with the dead), married soon after COM
ing to Morgan County, and settled on Nlcigs-
creek, where he resided FOR twenty-five years.
lie there raised u family Of four children. Dis
posing Of his farm, no moved TO M'Connelsvills
and residc ten years. The remainder of his
life was spent at his home in Manchester
township. In oil, he married three times
HE disease, cholera-morbus, carried him away
worry suddenly.
Dear father, you are gone from US,
Wen hear your dear voice no more
Though deeply grieved at parting,
We hope TO meet you on a brighter shore.
You had none Of your dear ones with you,
In the cold, dark hours of death,
To smooth your aged forehead,
Or catch your dying breath.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-01-30
VICTORY.
Morgan township De,n ocratic.

Last Saturday, Hon. James NJ. Gay
lord was elected by the Democrats of
Morgan Township, Justice of the Peace.
by a majority of 10 over Captain w. w.
McCarty, Republican. The RAIDS.
nevor worked harder to carry the day.
than they did on Saturday. The vote
was very near a full one, and the party
lines were closely drawn. Last fall
the RAIDS. carried tho township by over
forty of u majority on the State
Ticket.