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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13
In MEWORIIM.

In LAneins, Michigan. July I4th, Of conOfuso.
ton, Clara Viola, only daughter OF John A, and
Martha s. Ellis, aged Is years
Cara rtmoyed 10 Lancing, ffom THIN IN the
fall OF 1856. Her agreeablenesa OF manners and
exc Hence Of mind and heart won the high "a.
teen OF hrge elfcls Of friends In Ler social and
reiieiouA life, she held central aud enviabls
poslh.n few, 20 young, have had 50 mueh
weight Of innuene. 10 morals % raueh abalitv h
mould ihe thoaghts a4d esnduci OF ass8olstes
Wisdom an yir'ur were ths prOminent level, OF
her ~ but sueN are no TOO sOUng 20 dir, or too
pr,eieus % - tTan'pianied atov-. Our tear nte
falling hut our hopes OF reunion and our 1--we foI
such Aeharaeter can neyeg die,
IF. eSgFcIA, Pastor.
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

TN pursuance OF an order OF the Probate Court
public auction, on the gath day OF August, 1893,
At O'Clock, p. NJ OF said day, at the door OF the
Court House, 10 said county, the following de-
southeast quarter OF Section number three (al,
In Township uumber one ~, north OF Range
number ,urteen u4), east, 10 seneea county and
state 81 OHIO containing eighiy 1907 acres u land
more orless.
Appraised at $1,000 90. Terms OF ssie--One-
third cssh 10 hand,-one third In one year-and
one-ihiid IN two years from the day 0f sale with
interert-the payments to be secured b, mort
Rhge upan the pnemf soit The lie Is to b.
loade reseFving he erops g. owing theresn
Il AAC SLOANE,
Adm'r OF Joliu Davidson, deed
HALL & PITTESoER,
Att5's for Pettti0RsJ. boS0,pt
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Railroad Mcef@g at BloOmvIlle.

DLoonvrGH, Aug. nth '6s
Ed. 7RiAuSE.-The peorr Of Bloom held y
stirring meeting here La evening and they hre
fully aroused in the IAtIer' committee OF
six was appointed > solicit subscriptions to the
capital stock OF 20 road and also to secure ro-
leases for the 'ght OF way and the committee
resolved tcso to work at oneei there is no doub.
hut the. .,sople OF Bloom will do their share to-
war, building the road, and they look to Tim
,o- % the same delegation from New Wash
l'ngton was present and reported their people
alive aud at work IN the matter. Thsy have .
meeting there tomorrow evening.
Yours, n.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13

Far Rock, srSEcA Co., o., sSrch lo' 1859
ALEK. WHnLSTS, BsOo
President ofthe American Life Tnsuran. e 20 ',
DEAR sIn--I bog To tender my thanks TO ,'u'
American Life Insurance Company for the
prompt and satisfactory manner in which pay.
ment Was made TO me as administrator Of my
sons estate, By II. Torrcy, your General Agent
ofthree thousand dollars, being the full amount
Of the policy which my late son, william G..
Eoll, held In your Company. Although but three
payments had been made, the three notes given
on the premiums were awarded a. dividends.
In behalf Of the yount widow and her infant
child, thank you, and A. showing my apprecia-
ton OF this benlhcent institution, have taken Il
policy for ave thousand dollars In your company,
and assure you that shall embrace every OPP
porninity OF recommending the American Life
Insurance and Trust Company OF Philadelphia to
my friends and TO the public conddenee.
Respectfully. ELI MOLL.
CAPT. II. PICK,
o. Agent for the above Company has opened an
Office IN Commercial Row with @. j. Keen, Esq T..
where ne can be found from 10 to "a. m. and
from to SPIN nosJ mosa.
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RK WILLIAMS
II X BERRY, secretaries.

The Mary land Republican announces that
hy will just probated in Frederick county.
in that State, Hon. F. W. Green, of Ohio.
has fallen heir to an estate of $3.50, 900, the
legacy OTIS rirh balchelor relative. The es-
tate consists Of extensive coal fields 10 Ale
ghany county, city property in Frederick
aud Baltimore, ana a large amount of secur-
ties and stock in the Baltimore h Ohio r. r.
Mr. Green is one of the editors of the
Clevaiand pIaindpaier
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE

All Advertisements intended to sppeN in the
curreut week, must be handed IN as early -
Wednesday morning.
We aim to make the TRIBUNE a repository ~
Local Events, in all parts OF the county, and We
would thank our friends in the different Town
ships for any items ofintcrest they may send us
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Central Grant Club.

On Tuesday evening last, the Grant Club
was addressed by Gen. Gibson, and the hall
was crowded with listeners. Forty new
M mes were added. The meetings, hereafter
will be in the City Hall, and the ladies are
cordial, in vited to attend On next Tues.
day evening the Club will be addressed by
Gss. MosEs B. WALKER, of rindlAy, 6ne
speaker. and everybody should go aud hear
hin,
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RRRORs OR YOuTH

Agentleman who in early life was victim to
that debasing vice so common to youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostratiou, and came
near ending his days in hopeless misery. Aner
using numerous remedies without success, he
obtained from friend some simple rules and
prescriptions that effected permanent cure
,0r behalf Of suffering humanity he win send
,.he came free o. charge to all who may desire IT,
Adde'S EDG.sR TREMAINE, Station n,
ianl7-ly pible House, New York.
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Town and Country.
THURSDAY MORNING, aus. rs, is6S.

The new Hose Reel Of The No boys ar
rived on Saturday last, and headed 81 the
Brass Band, they paraded the sire cts in uni
torn in the evening, with their reel and
were escorted by the Hose Co. OF the Iude-
pendents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13

q. S. Commissioner are glad to
notice that Frank Baker has recently been
appointed United States Commissioner at
this place. All claims in Bankruptcy may
now be proven before Commissioner Baker,
thus saving to our citizens the trouble and
expense Of going before Rerister.
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TIFFiN MARKETS.
NtrFhN MAnAh 10.
Corrected weekly, by =. n. sheath.
rim. Ohio August n fSu

Corrected weekly, by :. n. Sneath.
rinin, Ohio August ~, tS0S
FLOUR $1,000
WliEAT-si 75 from teAms
CORN-s0 cts.
RYE--i 10 to 81 IS per bushel
OArS.16O cents.
CLOVER SEEn-Ah.50 TO 600
TIMOTHY SEED--sl so.
FLAX SEEn-si,Ib TO ~ 90.
BARLEY-s2,OO 90 per bushel.
BUTTER -2Tccnts per pound.
EGGS--i6 cents per dozen.
LARD-in Kegs l6 cents per pound,
POTATO ES-sI 20 per bushel.
TALLOM-lOoeuts per pound.
CANnL E5-stearlne 25, tallos zoe per pound.
WHlSkEY-st,oo, aud common a. 30 per gallo
HAMS-lsri sugar cured 20 cents per pound.
BEESWAN-23 To ~ centep per pound.
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The School House TOwerS. The work

Inc bChOOI HOuSe TOWefA'
ofcompleteing the towers ON the Hish 9enoo'
building has been commenced, under 'u'
direction of Mr.. scudder Chamberlain, OF
this city, who has contracted to finish them
at cost of $4,000, or about one half that
estimated on the original design. The bell
tower will extend thirty seven feet above
the old brick work and VIII be finished in
caPpings etc., in galvanized iron. The
observatory tower will extend twenty feet
above Its present height, and is to ass''-'s
an octagon form. The designs are -" ana
reflect credit upon home arch~eeture'
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"They made her grave too cold and damp
For soil 90 honest and tfue.n

n they had botn wise, the dire necessity Of
opening the grave for one so lovely might have
been avertedi Plantation nitiers Il timely used
are sure to rescue the young and lowell, the mid.
die aged and the Aiing from confirm ed sick ness.
Almost ell diseases have their beginning IN
some slight difficulty Of the stomach which
would eyentuate in Dyspepsia. Headache, Liver
Complaints, Night sweats, Consumptiou, Death.
Plantation Bitters will prevent these premoni-
hesltb rood while they iuvigorate the system, ,
they snliven ths mind.
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NOTICE.
School Examiners' Notice.

THE schooi ExAminers Of Seneca coantv viii
examins teechers AZ the Grand Juty Room 10
The Court House In Tifin on the flth snd eefh
days Of March, the nth 18th. and 2sth "a - al
APRIL on the "a, 6th, and Esd dsya of Nav, AMI
on ne ssh day 81 June, isea. ,Apbllcanls win s.
.sq1irea g be present A. esrly y DOE e'clook on
sniued, No eertlreatss rlil VI iIsued sscee, an
an exAminsiIon day akA tXAehers are yeo,est.d
ao''o arpt iet eslt.noAies on ans Other dsy' 49,
John McCAULIEY.
81 KIRkw GOD,
,. MyERs,
Ifmn' hAssh u 9o1A 1AalaiBagp.
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From Milan.

Ems. TRBUSE lit is true that Milan is
not on the G. 4 T. R r., nevertheless she
is in the county and at work for the "Bully
s'h.' We flung handsome banner to the
breeze, yesterday, 80 by is feet dedicated to
Grant, Colhx and Gibson. We have some
live Republicans down here. W. HIT.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13

The nth OF September. The annual
excursion Of the " Old Eighth Ohio" will
take place on the seventeenth Of next month
aud Col. Carroll will Le present As soon
as the arrangements are perfected We will
publish them.
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FOR SALE.

'HE Farm formerly owned and occupied BY
John bretx, situated Ia Seneca Co., Ohio, Oh
ne Morrison state rOAa, about miles nom rif-
splendid land on nos~y cresh' 4 e,ms.r,abIs
frame dwelling house, excellent oellar, veil OF
never failing water a. the door, young orchard,
good bara4, &c Also farm OF 90 acres nearly
sdjiDing the above, well wstered by a spring and
creek funning through, portion Id timber Two
richards bat no baildings. Elquire % ths Bssss
sAWKlHE
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rrFrIE.
yRkhoST.

After he match a race between the stew
art thd snilivan horses was gotten up ~
some horss ifgciers, and considerable emuse
men, was gwen The spectators The S,eR-
AZ, horse won.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS.

A sA rernedy 10 sooths All neryous exelleyr.5,
"a ana IN It's truest sense, a nerVino, there is
perhaps, no medicine extant which ID received
WIN so much favor as Hohacks stomach Btters,
wine glass full on going 10 bed is all that 10 re-
CURED 20 produce sound and heAlthfui sleep.
Hershiser Myers, Sole Agents noso A.,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13

WHAT wolld home BE- without a motheri and
what would life he 10 an unfortunate brother
suffering frum Scrofnla or any like disease, with
out a remedy at handi DR.. J. W. Polandis Hu.
NOR Doctor will surely bepedt. and often eniire.
y eradicate every taint of humor in the blood
Try It. Sold By Hershiser Myers, Tifin.
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MAeSoLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and At half the price.
MAMMOTH BOTTLES ONLY rs CBNTs
EUGENE HAIR REsToRER THE CHEAPEST

AND BEST
The EuoESfE HAIR REsroRER eclipses all
known discoveries for the rspidlty with which II
restores gray ard faded hair to Its natural color
promotes its rapid aud healthy growth, prevents
aud stops it when falling off, and Is most luxu-
Rant dressing for the Hair, rendering It soft,
svEyi and lustrous. Mammoth bottles only IS
oents. Sold by J. y. Msrquardt, sole agent.
ian23 "
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13
From West Lodi.

At an installation ofofiicers Of Lodi Lodge
Of Good Templars, the following officers were
installed for the next term;
J W Dwire, Wet
Lottie Weed, w Vt
Z Smith, w RS
d J Neikirk, W FS
Melissa Cannon, W T
J X Shetterly Marshal
NJ Cannon, Dept. Mar.
II w Vaughn, Chaplain
Nrs. II W Vaughn, A II 8
Hattie Hulett W u
Reuben Mittower, W 0G
Ella Lynch, X II S
Rosa Weed, l. u S
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From SIOOmYIlle.
BLoonvrItr, Auo. ., 1868.

Editors TribUne;-As have not seen any
thing from Bloom in the columns Of the TRIBUSE
for some time, thought probably II would not
about harvest, crOps aud politics. The wheat
crop IL good and all taken care Of Some farmers
have threshed and say the yield is good. The
rAvages Of the grasshoppers has reduced IL 10
from ope-thrd TO one-half in bushels, less.
Very little good corn can be expected, owing to
bugs are more ore numsrons XXX over ba w. seen
them before. some think their eating the eloayes
OF the potato plants will not injure the potatoes
"A matter yet TO be proven.
I'VE are compelled, for want OF space, 10 with
hold the balance Of this seommnnieatlon.-Ep.l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-13

NOtlce.--A Sabbath School Celebration
and Basket Dinner will be held In wirzman's
grove near Memore, on Wednesday, August Ieth,
1858. All are invited to attend and participate
In the enjoymeuts Of the day. The following
named gentlemen arc expected to speak on that
occasion; Revs. Rose, Warner, Bulger, McKil.
lips Newton, Jones, BcIty, Gerber, and Thorn
ton. sly. BRUNDAGE, v.P.
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THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS

4 NE Subscription Books Of the six per cent.
and Silver Mining Company Of Colorado" :" are
now open. John Shock. Esq, is general agent 10
solicit subscriptions and collect the same.
LUTHER A. HALL, Sec'y.
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List .r letter. Remaining in. the Timu P.

o., Aug. 18th, 1865.
John Adare, Balthley, D BOnman c
BrnndAge, Fannie camron, Millie Cambum,
Amanda Clay, Rterick Darnue, Mary f Emick.
Frederick Free, Sylvester Fast, Lib Free, Marv
Harper, II II Huffman, Henry Hubert, II HoulI.
susan Madison, Monson Carpenter, Omen
VIM Pennington, MahRla ShOup, Barry q ST.
Clair Porter smith 2, Jacob smith. John siaub.
j y stTodes, II Waffle, VIM Warner Kate
Waganlander James Warnar.
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A BelIgerent JustIce,-one Of our JugI

4 Bellgerent JuStlce.--one OF our Just
ilces-Ihe most popular man in towns
year or two ago Recorder Of the county, and
generally known aud recognized as "the
Squire, withhold his name through
prudential motives was in attendance on
the Democratic Convention at Monroeville.
When Crawford refused TO DO burned at the
stake to be laughed and jeered at BY the
noble Simon Girty OF Seneca, and boiling,
scattered seorehing hrebrands among the as
founded POw-wOwers, he got intO a violent
discussion with Crawford delegate. The
delegate, from facts deduced from his appo-
nenfs appearance, or from his caustic lang
uage, felt justified 10 calling him a--name
not in popular use in polite society. THIS
the squire resented by lifting his war
club and knocking his opponent down. All
beligerent Democrats, It would appear carry
canes. For a lime the probability that
somebody would be murdered became emf
nent. Nest any body can picture to his own
mind, in bis own way, how much slaLg ghter,
more or less there might have been, had that
murderous cane of the squire again decended
bot fortunately the presence OF big dele
gate from Seneca prevented mos1 unau
thorizea and sapRunary term nation TO the
unlimited ,urbuisnee aad probable d,siruc'-
'veness ofthe. for a tine impending eris.s
Thess ~ar-demOerass must be eurbsd in SOU
~Ay.
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Good NeWsi-Dr. Smiths "Eieeifie OIL,
" Philadelphis, is now Tor sale here At the Drug
store Of J. =. MarQusrdt, and II is, H every
where else, making astonishing cures 500 to
si--the ehsapes, and best medicine In the world.
June 2e-3mos
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Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne & Chicago
Railway,

Cd and Afthr May nth, 1853, Trains will
leave Stations daily, Sundays excsptedD As fol-
lows. [TrAin leaving Chicago ~ oSh p. Nj
leaves daily.l Train leaving fittsburgh ht LA
y. NJ, leaves dRily.f
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Nor 1 BEVERAGE.

TTRfiKE Nest Of the bltlsrs sf ths present
~ day, pr, Robaeks are not intended % \
pleasant stimulating whisky hevoTsgel bat arc
perfectly medicinal, containing only sulhAient
pure bourbon hihky 20 Aoia ,r ISOLATION lheNe-
dcinal extrHctye mates ifoU rnieh they 40
composed. Hershieor 5 AyeEs, Sole A4enls
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Special Natitts.

We Challenge the World to produce any.
thing equal 10 ,Barretts Hair Restorative which
toJk the medal.
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$500 Rowa1, q 2

STRAfED from the premises Of the subscriber
= , In Iltn, on the morning Of the 18th inst, n
RED cow, hesh last April carries her head high
has small horns and loug tail, no white spots has
long teats-one false. Ags years. The above
reward will be paid for Information which will
enable me to get her.
no4o-3t @. @. BEILHARZ.
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WY NOT use white Pine Compound, when Il
is such sure remedy for Coughs, Lung Com
plants and Kidney.
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r e M OVAL,

Il E IS = q ~ 3 sc wILsOR
Have Have removed from their old stand, to No. ana
Empire Block (basementi, where thRv viii con-
tinue topay 10 CASH, the highest rnsrket price
ior Butter, Eggs. Lard, TAllow, BeesWAK, Rags.
&C. Farmers give them call. nosi-sms
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House and Lot fOg Sale

ooATnp an Nesrse 5hs,4, Firps Wass q
Ia Tim, and we'll improved. haeie 81
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Keep Your Blood Pure.

THERE arc no remsdies, nov before the put-
i lia 90 we'll calculated 70 purify the blood
Roback'e Riood Further. BioCd Pins aud 0tem-
aeh Bittsrs. Horshisef a Myers, sole Agents.
~ n6s1 ~.
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100000 Customers In -Four Years.
PatrOnize the Best.
HAVING the largest capital, most experienced
l buyers, aud extensive trade OF any concern In
the Dollar Sale business, we
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
In every instance, and also the best selection OF
Goods over offered at
ONB DOLLAR EACH
No other concern has any show wherever our
Agents are selling Our motto, Prompt aud Re-
liable" Male and female agents wanted In city
and country.
II H 10 L A ID L Ir ~
Are particularly requested 90 try our popular
club syatem of selliug all kinds Of Dry and Fancy
Goods, Dress Patterns, Cotton Cloth, Castors Sif-
yer Plated Goods, Watches, sc, Established
1884 Apatent pen fountain and 4 cheek describ.
ing article 10 bo sold for dollar, 10 cts; 20 for
s2i 30 fof eii 90 for 90; 100 for eiOi sent by
mall. Free presents TO gettef up, (worth 90 por
cent. more tnAn those sent by any other eoncern),
according to size OF club, aSnd us trial club, OF
ifnot do not fail TO send for a circular.
N. B.--Our sales shonld not bo olassed with New
YORK dollar Jewelry sale or bogus "TeA CompA-
nies," as II 10 nothing OF the sort.
EASTMAN KENDALL,
no3l-6m 50 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass.
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LEUCORRHGI,

OR, khf,es. which follow Ioesi debility asd
" constitutional weakness, car bo eIectueliy
cured BY the use Of Roback's stomach Bitters.
Do not let the druggist sell you any ether RENE
dy. as those Buffers arc prepared With eepeeiat
reference 70 this complaint, and are warroneed -
cure. herthsof Myers, sole Agenth- notoraa
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THE WORLD IN COMMOTloN.

DEMOCRATS, Republicans. .Abolistlonists, Dis
- unionists, Buttornuts, sympathiEers, Loyal
ists' Rebels, Wooley Heads, Soft Heads, Hard
Heads, Round Heads, Farmers, Mechanics
IrAdesmen, Jews and Gentiles, "all the world and
the rvst OF mankind,n are invited by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-24
TELEaRAPHIC NEWS.
News from the Cnpltal.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, January % Colonel
Cooper, recently rejected as Secretary Of
the Treasury, has not returned from Ten
nessee. The President awaits bis return
to determine whether he shall be contin-
-ued as acting assistant secretary, OF an
other be nominated to the Senate. Mr..
Wells, an able lawyer from Michigan, will
probably be nominated.
The several statements of your CORE
spondent about the Grant and Stanton
imbroglio is corroborated by correspond
ence in the New York papers to-day.
Grant and Stanton are both playing du-
pl;city.
The Reconstruction Committee agreed
to report to-day to the House bill pre-
venting courts taking jurisdiction of
causes arising under the reconstruction
acts, but became alarmed at its enormity.
When they met upon the floor, and had
an informal consultation, they then agreed
to hold it under consideration until to-
morrow.
It is not believed that the House recon-
struction bill, now before the Senate, will
be passed in the latter body but if pass
ed at all, it will be in greatly modified
form. WALLACE.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, January 23.-House.-The
bill relative to additional bounties was
passed.
A bill selling the arsenal grounds at st.
Louis and Liberty, Mo-, was passed.
Among it's provisions is one for establishing
an arsenal at Jefferson barracks for the
exceeding 100000.
The death of Hon. Cornelius S. Hamil-
ton, of Ohio, was announced. Adjourned.
iSenate.-The reconstruction bill was read
second time.
Mr.. Doolittle (Republcan), of Wiscon-
sin, spoke in opposition to il, and when the
morning hour expired, was allowed, by a
vote of 80 to Is, to continue.
The cotton tax Conference Committee
reported, agreeing to the House bill, with
an amendment allowing foreign cotton duty
free after April LIST. The Senate concur
red in the amendment.
Mr.. Doolittle then resumed. In his
speech he said:
"When Latium, Roman province, re-
volted, and the revolt was suppressed, the
question arose in the Roman Senate,
What shall be done with Latium, and the
people of Latium? There were some who
cried disfranchise them others said con-
fiscate their property. There were none
who said subject them in yassalage to
their slaves; but old Camilius in that
speech which revealed his greatness and
made his name immortal, said: Sena-
tors, make them your ellow-citizens, and
thus add to the power and the glory OF
Rome.'" Mr.. Doolitte said sin this high
place, in this Senate of the Great Repub-
lie of the world, the outgrowth of the
civilization of all ages, cannot we sena-
tors rise to the height Of that great argu-
ment ?"
Mr.. Trumbull (Republican), of Illinois,
followed, and the Senate adjourned upon
the announcement of the death Of Mr..
Hamilton, of Ohio.
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WASHINGTON, January 23.-The Presi-
dents communication to the Senate de-
clares the bill striking out the word
"Swhite " from the laws of the District OF
Columbia failed by the adjournment OF
Congress.
Hon. Leslie Coombs has been nominated
by the President for United States Mar
shall of Kentucky, Uice Merriwether, whose
term is about to expire.
The receipts of customs for the week
ending the 18th inst. were 100000.
The State Department has advices of
the conclusion of treaty between the
United States and the Republic of Co.
lombia for ship canal across the Isthmus
Of Darien.
The President has nominated John III.
Johnson United States Marshal for Virgil
MIA, and 81. J. Lohz Collector Of Customs
at Georgetown, S. G..
The following members of the National
Democratic Committee have notified the
committee that they will be present at
its next meeting: John S. Millson, Va.
William Aiken, S. c.; William L. Shar-
key, Miss; George S. Houston, Ala.
John Hancock, Texas Charles Chappell
Ca; Judge Marvin, and A. Greenwood
Ark. and Colonel Z. Cooper, Tennessee.