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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-28

BatcheIOr's Hair Dye.-Thi splendid
Hair Dye IS the best in the world. The only
true and perfect DVe-harmless, reliable, instan-
tapeous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyss. InvigOrates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, apd should be avoided Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. IaprZs ~.
Extra Special NOtice.-BeWars of Coun-
terfeits! Smiths Tonic Syrup has been coun-
forfeited, and the counterfeiter brought to grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. DR.. John
Bull only has the right to manufacture and sell
the original John Smiths Tonic Syrup, of Lou
isVilIe, Kentucky. Examine well the label on
each bottle. If my private stamp is not on the
bottle, do not purchase or you will be deceived.
See my column advertisement, and my show
card. will prosecute any one infringing or
my right. The genuine Smiths Ionic Syrup
can be prepared only by myself.
The public's servant,
DR.. JOHN BULL.
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criminal Conrf.

The State as. B. S. Board, larceny. Case
pending.
The State Us. VIM. Ray, assault and bat
terry; recognized in the sum of $3.50 for
his appearances at the next term Of the
Court. .....
Several cases of tipping on Sunday were
disposed of.
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A call having been Issued for a general
congress ofthe F enian Brotherhood through
out the United States, The Nashville Circle
will at its next meeting elect two delegates
10 that body.
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Federal Court.

Haywood Chair Mandatory Company
as. W. F. Gray and NJ NJ. Brien, Trustee.
Judgment in favor OF defendants.
This case occupied the time of the court
for the entire day. ...H
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Proved Fatal.

The colored man, Ike Bosley, wounded
by robber few nights since, died at j.
H. Williams, Esq, night before last, after
suffering greatly.
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Internn1innnI CommercIaI Comnnn

International Commercial COmpan v
A notice in the Norfolk papers signed
by William Lam, John B. Whileside,
James y. Leigh, Lewis W. Webb, E. C.
Robinson, W. H. C. EIfis, E. T. Hardy,
Jacob Umstadter, George D. Parker and
Thomas F. Kempe, calls upon the mem
bers of this company to assemble at the
Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road Company in Lynchburg, Va, on the
18th of November, for organization under
the charter passed by the Legislature OF
VIRGINIA, Feb. 7, 1868.
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BaStardy.

Louisa Hugls caused the arrest Of James
Watkins yesterday on charge of bastardy
The case was investigated before Esquire
P. W. Brien, and the defendant was bound
over to the County Commissioners Court
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CIrcuit COurI.

Nothing of a public nature transacted in
this court yesterday. The case Of Markham
as. Jones, which involves several hundred
dollars for rent Of hotel in Augusta, &c.
came mp and was continued.
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An Important Meeting i.

The gentlemen appointed on the FL
nance Committee at the Democratic meet.
ing last night, are requested to meet at 10
o'clock this morning at the Office of P. W
Brien, ESQ. a Deaderiek street.
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Malicious Mischief.

Henry Maxtry, colored, was arraigned
before Esquire Mathews yesterday, on
charge of malicious mischief in running
into the wagon of Isaac Tally. The case
was continued until this morning at 9
o'clock.
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POstOfJIce DiseOntInued.

We are informed by the Nashville Post
master that the Postoffice at Donelson, in
this county, has been discontinued. Our
subscribers at that point will find their pa
pers at the Nashville Postofice, till they
give us other directions.
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Committed,

Charlotte D>grafenried was committed
to Jail yesterday by Lapsley, the negro
Squire, on charge of disturbing the peace
by threatening to poison some of her
neighbors. She was bound over to keep
the peace for six months.
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Another View Theater

The Masonic Hall, We learn, is to be
remoded and provided with new scenery
by Mr. EVELYN Clifton and others, pre-
paratory TO opening it in about two weeks
for regular theatrical season. The gen.
tlemen about 10 engage in this new enter
prise say it is their design to make it a
first class theater, and employ the best tai
ent that can be procured. We hope they
will succeed.
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Theexports for the week ending tonight reach
a total OF 1882 bales, Of which 1882 were 70
Great Britain, and 5000 bales to the Continent,
while the stocks at all the ports, as made up
this evening. are now IA, 81 bales oeiO" W
give the exports and stocks for the week, and
also for the corresponding week Of last season,
as telegraphed to us by our own correspondents
at the various ports tonight:
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The Fair for Weakley county opens at
Dresden to-day and continues three days.
A large and enthusiastic attendance Is an
ticipated, as all the interests represented
have been looked to with much care and
attention,
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Assault and Battery.

VIM. Jones, colored, was fined 50 and
costs by Justice Cassetty yesterday, for
committing an assault upon Sallie Amis,
Colored.
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Chm. Dem. State Central Ex. Com
oct27 st.
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Aeaienv of Musje

Another crowded house Last night, and a
very successful rerformance-the new stars
acqHitting themselves creditably, and
everybody being satisfied.
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At the sale of Treasury gold in New
York on the 23d inst. bids were filed for
$4,000, and the 100000 offered was
awarded as follows: 100000 at 1S5 4O4,
100000 at 1876 IS, $4,000 at 135 81, and
$50, 900 at 1856 40. At the sale of Treas.
ury gold on the Oath. bids we're filed for
81 100000, and the 100000 offered was
awarded as follows: 100000 at 134 SO,
100000 at 1874 "a, and 100000 at 1874
So. This was fraction above the average
sales in the Gold Room during the morn
ing.
The New York Herald says under date
of Friday evening:
1.-The stringencv in the money market showed
no abatement to-day. and loans were made at
seven per cent, with n commission of l-l6Gglz
per cent. added in most instances but strictly
first class lenders, as rule. refused to take
more than seven per cent. although interest at
that rate in gold was freely offered by stock
brokers. After one o'clock, alike with yeEter-
day, there was diminished pressure to borrow
felt, owing to the majority Of borrowers having
supplied themselves earlier in the day, and this
gave rise to a rumOr that there was let up
in the market; but it is fair to say that there
as yet no indications Of such being the case so
far as it is dependent upon the discontinuance
of the efforts of the clique TO produce artificial
stringency. The banks. however, report that
currency is being attracted from Boston and
other points, owing to the high rates Of interest
current here, although they are not sanguine Of
much relief from this source, the more particu-
larry as the Sub-TreaSury has been absorbing
about 500 600 of greenb backs daily for more than
a week past in exchange for gold sold, which is
so much drawn out Of the banks and Temporal
rily out of circulation also. Much Indignation
is expressed with such of the banks as are sup
posed to have favored the locking up" con-
spiracy on the part of the bears. and where they
are really guilty of the charges imputed 10 them
their conduct cannot be too strongly censured.
That some Of them have actedin completely with
bear combinations on former occasions to pro-
duce a similar statement of things to that now
existing there is little or reason to doubt and
what was true then may be true IN the present
instance"
Messrs. Neill Bros. & Co, of New Or
leans, pablish the following in the Plea
ylne of that city:
As you may be interested in knowing the re-
suit Of our Investigations in regard TO the eX
tent of this years crop. we beg TO submit the
following as our estimate. These figures may
be sOmeWhat increased by long continued and
fine picking season, while frost occurring now,
or within the next few weeks, would not ma
teriGlly alter them. It will be seen that
make very large allowances for injury and re-
duced planting in the Atlantic States and Ala
bRma. But this is considerably more than
cOunterbalanced by the increased production IN
the country tributary to this port and Texas, IN
most of which, last year. the crop was alament-
able failure:
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SEYMOUR AND BLAIR
Grand Democratic Rally.
Saturday Night.
Hon. Emerson Etheridge TO Speak.

There will be grand Democratic rally
on the Public Square in this city on SAT
URDAY NIGHT next. Speeches by Hon
EMERSON ETHERIDaE and others.
This will be a grand outpouring of the
friends Of SEYMOUR AND BLAIR. Ali arr
invited 10 be present.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky.

Property Holders should never be
without Fire Policy in the old, well
tried, and Reliable State Insurance
Company of Nashville.
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Total..lGOS2 5000 1892 1892 1927 lOs6l9
From the foregoing statement it will be seen
that, compared with the corresponding week OF
last season, there is an increase in the exports
night are 1855 bales more than they were al
this time q year age.
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Estimate,.for
1859.
2.4s1.OOO 100000 26OO.C

G,4o1,OeO NSuOVsO7N @'0N0'-
The New York Financial Chronicle, under
date of Friday evening, gives the follow
ing:
By special kilograms received by US tonight
from each Of the Southern ports we are IN pos
session of the returns showing the receipts, ex-
ports, etc, of cotton for the week ending this
evening, October q. From the figures thus OBJ
tanned It appears that the total receipts for the
last seven days have reached 5o6 bales, against
week. and 34,6O7 bales three weeks since, max
ing the aggregate receipts since September l.
1865, up to this date, 80 5S4 bales, against lSI .
31S bales for ths same period IN 1921: 9elhs an
exeess thisseasOu over last season of 20 bales
The details Of the receipts for this week las per
telegrnph) and the corresponding week OF 1901
are as follows:
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Joe. Williams the cOlOred orator will
speak at Centreyille, on Thursday. Octo'
Der %, and at Culeoka, Saturday October
SIst
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CINCINNATI Market.

CIEC1SNATI, Oct. 7.-FIour and wheat dull
and nominal. Corn 939S1. Dat $500. Cot
ton less firm; 231z924c. Whisky 81 10. Pork
nominal. Lard 161ll054c. Bacon held at l3c for
shoulders. 1916 for clear ribbed sides, and l74e
for CLEAR sides. Groeeries UNCHANGED.
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Geo. NJ. Threw, Assignee of
1.-The President, Directors and Bill for Di
Company of the Bank of Au- rection .anc
gusta." DlstrlDu
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Fnreien Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. q, Ills A. Motion active;
sales ~, OOO bales; uplands lid; Orleans ll14d.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-COnsOls 9414. ID bonds
fDI2s
FRANEFORT, Oct. &.-Bonds weak at fo12.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 27.-COtton closed nrmi sales
Il OD middhng upIands at lid; Orleans III.
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Gold is without decided change. The
following are the New York quotations of
yesterday: Opened at 1345, was 1344 at
1925, 134s at noon, and closed at 1S45 at
Bpm. The rates here were 1884 buying
and 135 selling:
Government securities were quoted in
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Robbery

A boarder at the Commercial Hotel was
robed of S27 in currency, on Monday night
last.
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LAND WARRANTS.

All orders must be accompanied by the money
or check for the amount. Stamps will be sent
by mail or express, as directed.
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TRRING BUT NOBLE.-SELF HELP FOR
IL young men who have erred, desire better
manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
| of charge. If benefited return the postage. Ad-
dress, PHILANTHROS, Box p, Philadelphia
Pa. sepZ3-0m
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Needless Alarm.

There was a tremendous alarm of fire
at II o'clock last night, but not much cause
for it that we could see or hear of,
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New YORK, Oct. q, II M.-Gold 1875.
Money active; call loans &c; prime discount So
lOc; sterling 95z9lO1s. old Teunessees 60; new
Tennessees 6814.
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NeM YOrk MarkeI.

NEW YORK. Oct 27.-COtton Less active; sales
3sOJ; uplands 2515. Superfne -four 50 1895 IS.
Rice quiet. Coffee quiet. Sugar-lsland llgllH.
Wheat 2g3c lower. Corn 81 O9gl Is.
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After the transaction of some uniInpor-
tant business, the Grand Encampment
adjourned until Thursday evening at
o'clock. . 10 81 ID
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MARRIED

On last evening, at the residence of Peter
Harris. ESQ, by Rev. R. A. Young, D. D., EDO
J. THOMPSON, of this city, to Miss MATTE j.
GREEN, eff Columbia,
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u. w. DAY,
JAMES ROGERS, Con
". Z. EOTST.

The Grand Encampment reassembled at
. o'clock when the report Of the Committee
on the Grand Patriarch's report was taken
up aud adopted.
Ga motion, all the Patriarchs present
were requested to register their names.
The report Of the Finance Committee
was read and received.
The Grand Encampment then proceeded
to the installation of the officers elect for
the ensuing year.
The Committee on Appeals, submitted a
report sustaining the action Of Wilson En-
campment No. Is, in the case of T. B.
Holland.
1t was here announced that the Grand
Orator, NJ. R. Elliott, Deputy Grand Mas
ter, would deliver his annual address on
Wednesday evening at Z o'clock at, Masonic
Temple.
J. P. Prescott, from the Committee on
the state of the Order, recommended that
section lst, article 81 of the Constitution
be amended so that hereafter the Grand
Encampment shall be composed of all the
P. c. P.'s and P. H. P.'s and such Repre-
sentatives az shall be elected by the subor-
dinate Encampments under her jurisdiction,
and that all legislative power shall be
vested in the Representatives duly elected,
and p. c. P.'5 and P. II. P.'s, except Rep
resentatives, only allowed TO vote for the
election and removal of Grand officers.
Each Encampment shall be entitled
to elect one Representative, and
any Encampment having one hundred
members, two Representatives, who shall
be elected annually, on the first meeting
night in July, to serve for one year, Each
qualified Representative TO receive five
cents per mile in going to and returning
from the Grand Encampment, as mileage,
and two dollars a day while in attendance
a. Representatives. That the Grand En-
clmpment shall at each session levy per
capita tax on the subordinate Encsmp-
ments, sufficient to meet the expenses in
carrying ont the article.
The report Of the committee was received,
and that portion necessary to carry out the
Representative system, adopted.
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GEORGIA, |
ID -v,.r,,-r, Harrv-n1r

I, Lafayette McLaws, Clerk of the Superior
Court Of Richmond county, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is true copy of the order OF
the Court 10 the case stated as recorded on the
Book of Minutes of the Court, on the LIST day Of
July, 1868. folio GIG.
Witness my hand and seal OF
said Court, this LIST day Of July,
( LS' 1863.
- LAFAYETTE MCLAWS,
Clerk Superior Court h. c. Ga.
aug2-iam4ms.
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st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 27.--TObaceO dull; Tugs s. $50
90 SuDerfne flour S. 259s. Fall wheat 81 Us
81 90. Corn sl4@1 10. Oats 47195c, Lard
1sc Whisky 81 O561 10.
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REVENUE stamps,

We have made arrangements to supply our
customers with Revenue Stamps at the follow
ing low rates, discount payable in stamps, viz:
On purchases under $50. PAR
On purchases of SD or mOre..2 per cent dis
On purchases of $50 or moro.-SlS .
On purchases Of 500 or more-.3a
On purchases of 500 or more...4H d"
On purchases of $500 or more..4% "a
On purchases of $1,000 or mOre..4% a.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. N.-Tobaeco-Sales 40 hhds
at fall rates. including Hart county rev leaf az
1875. Cotton &c. Superfne -four s696 .
Wheat 81 1902. Corn, old 95e, new SOC. Oats
Bacon-Shoulders 49,. clear ribbed sides l67s.
clear sides 1711,, packed. Lard, in tierces, $50
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ny TEL. E(;Ishll
AfIA M.>ssasN 81 f1-ASe nf4H.
From w ashin Z ton.
Congrcs,i MI PrOiccd.ngs.
Adjournment Of Congress 10 the
2Ist september.
LATEST NEWS By CABLE.
I he British Navy Takes Possession
Of the Coast Of Guinea.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK lat.
Congrcs,i nj FRO, o,ccd.ng..
Adjournment Of CoFgress 10 the
2lst september.
LATEST NEWS BIZ OABLl
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK lat
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, July u.
The herald London cable dispatch say
the following news has been received frou
Rome:
The police have discovered mine to blow
up the forti6cations on Mt. Overtime.
Two sentlnels were recently attacked in
the night and wounded.
The police have selzed large quantity oil
red and black Garribaldian shirts.
Licenses have been Withdrawn from sll
wine shops in the Roman campagne.
NEW YoKK, July q.
Henry Conoran and Patrick MAIDEN were
murdered last night by Michael Roach, pro-
prietor Of lager beer saloon in West Ho-
Token, while attempting to enter his house
in opposition to his wishes.
The Sinai Hebrew Convention yesterday
afternoon, after q twelve hours session,
adopted the new constitution. There was
an exciting debate on the amendment re-
stricting membership to lsraelits of good
moral character, and which WAS finally re-
jected.
Policeman Sherwood. Of the 2lst Precinct
was nearly assassinated yesterday at the
same place where officer Smydick was mur
dered. He Was attacked by two roughs,
named james Cannon and James Loman,
who have been arrested. Sherwood will re.
cover.
Michael Slatte-y, one Of the Brooklyn
Coroners died yesterday.
new Roman Catholic Church was dedi-
Gated IN Brooklyn yesterday.
Delegates to the National Temperance
Convention at Cleveland leave here to-day.
The Union Base Ball Club of Morrsslana
eft yesterday ior tour OF New York State
and the West.
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members elrc' from Son,h Carolina, we're
prr-.n,rd ard ,h.y ~.r- s.ern in
hr b,iiio iuct-ss- the au les COPPER
sestn Gene ny. snd diirt.,y M ,inn- ~-is
tH r b, liz np,.,Hsnis 10 d. nj i ps.sss-.
'h- Speaker ant,oint+d 4. D.r. ef.r- 4 ,h-
ID . rict # C..lnishIs Dsst y. DIuh I-ti-
i.' N-esrs oen.hck, ut Oslp, aud u yd-n,
n G
/ ar Johnson Of Ky. m-d- An .f ri Ia
ntn dnc- \ r. s"lu,ion requesting The Pr.,t-
dent I" srsi., 6 u ri au.nr-y ir rii po-
lticai ii-nr.,, nus "a ci.n- was madr.
! he bill 10 increase the d4ties on copper
again came up. The question being on its
passage, Mr.. banks demanded the yeas and
nays. and they were ordered.
1t was now within few minutes of twelve
O'Clock, and Mr.. Schenck rose and said as
there VAS not time now for taking the yeas
and pays, he was willing the copper bill be
considered % lost.
Mr. Wa.hburne. Of Ill, wished the yeas
and nays b called.
Mr.. Banks said he hai yielded to the pas
sage OF the funding bill only on the solemn
assurance given him BY Mr.. Sco6eld that the
copper bill would not be passed.
The Clerk proceeded to call the yeas and
nays, but had not made much progress, when
the Speaker, knocking with his gavel, an
nounced that tho hour of IL o'clock having
arrived, 1t which hour both Houses of Con-
gress had agreed to take : recess, the House
now took . recess until the Sd Monday in
September at IL o'clock.
There WAS much clspping of hands at this
announcement, and when the Speaker lett
the chair and mingled with the members on
the aoor, very friendly lesve-takngs and
mutual expressions Of good wishes we're ex-
changed between him and the members Of
both sides. Before half an hour had elapsed
the Hall was emptied Of its usual occupants,
the members having hurried off to make
preparations for departure.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
XLth CONGREnS---Second Session

WASHINGTON. July o.
SENATE.
The Senate met at $50.
After an executl session OF so minutes
length. the Foreign Committee was instruct.
ed to consider the expediency Of making a
treaty between Great Britain aud the United
States.
The Senate confirmed Chas c. Wilson Of
Illinois, Che Justice Of the Supreme Court
OF Utah; S. s. Spslding Of Ohio. Consul at
Honolulu; W. W. Wilcox, Deputy Pos,mas-
! ter at Mattoor.
HorsI,
| The House met q, clock
Mr. Schenek reported the Senate bill rela
ting to contracts payable in coin, and asked
that it be la,d on the table.
Al the suggestion Of Mr. Garfield, in order
to keep the bill within the control Of the
House, Mr.. Schenck withdrew it
Mr.. Schenck aleo reported bill levyirs
du les on impor ed copper and copper ore.
In the midst Of the discussion Mr. Sch, mex
made report from the Conference Commit.
tee on the pending bill, remarking tha. I
faction against the copper WAS 30 strong tha,
he would not pressit,
Tho SENATE bill to regulate foreign and
coas.ing trade on the northern, northeastern
and Northwestern fro1tier was laid on the
Speakers table.
A bill 10 relieve Nelson Tilt, Of Gr. frou
disability passed By the leqsisiss two thirds
and fifft was subsequently, sworn in.
The sEsdspsisls II ces1sl and Young