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TIL GREAT COUGH MEDICINE
n. a CO.'S
HUNGARIAN BALSAN or LIFE.

Among the thousand and one remedies put
forth and extolled for their manifold virtues
in curing Affections Of the Lungs the HUN
|GARIAN BALSAM or LIFE stands pre-emi-
nent as the safest aud the best. This medicine
was used extensively In England for a long
time, both In private practice and In hospitals,
for consumption, where Il met with unbounded
success, previous to Ia introduction into this
country, since which time Il has lost none Of
liz former powers In allievaiing all affections
Of the Lungs, curing a. II by magic all ordi-
nary Coughs and Colds and II the use Of Il 10
persisted In, will certainly cure ineipient cor
sumption. $50
We have convincing evidence OF It's intrinsic
worth, sufficient TO justify US In the enormous
expense Of bringing II TO the notice Of the
American people, In lie new dress We can
safely assert that one bottle OF this Healing
Balsam Is worth more 70 the sufferer than Ill
the cherry ~pectorals and expectonnts known.
Here is What some few persons state, unso-
licited, free and voluntary, 10 reference 10 this
great and wonderful COUGH REaEDYi
N. r. Cherry, a highly respectable and info
entail citizen Of Ripley, Tenn, says: ~ used
twelve bottles Of your Hungarian Balsam Of
Life In the case Of my daughter, which cured
her effectually. She had every symptom Of
Consumption, and was 80 pronounced by the
best physicians. consider II a wonderful
remedy"
Solomon Shaw, a merchant and proprietor
Of Shaw's Cotton hills at Quincy, Gibson
county, Tenn, says; aYour Hungarian Baisam
Is truly an invaluable medicine. II has cured
promptly many cases In this section, where the
throat and lungs were involved. We want no
other Cough Medicine, such ~ IL generally got
ten up 10 humbug the people. Your Balsam
Is the only reliable medicine for the disease Il
processes 10 cure"
(Ictter from DR.. r. D. Shore, one Of the drss
= Physicians Of Shelby county
Monxiss svs, Feb. .. 1860.
Messrs. Mansfield 4 Higbee, Memphis; Gen.
tlemen-I have always had a d~isinclination 10
use In my regular practice any medicine Of
which ! did not know the component parts;
but | have noticed, for several year., a medl-
cine which you prepare, styled Hungarian
Baisam Of Liz, for the cure % coughs colds,
consumption, bronchitis asthma, and other
affections Of the throat and lungs, which ha,
proved, In every instance that has come under
my observation, 10 be the best and most sover.
eign remedy for these complaints I ever knew
| can say with all eanddr that your remedy
for lung diseases isa very superior specific, a
well as 4 scientific preparsiion, ESSENTIALLY ar.
fsrent from all Others u ifs elasz with which
an acquainted. + most cordially endorse IL
success, and will do everything 10 my power d
make its extraordinary effects known 10 the
public. I'm respectfully your,
RIB. SHORE.
FOR ale BY J. n. YATES, Pamela, and 7. @
MATHEWS, Long Greek.
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TUESDAY, Jan. 81, 1868.

HU.. $500
Convention met al the usual hour.
An ordinance was introduced to
provide for the establishment Of a
House Of Correction.
A resolution was offered TO increase
the number Of State officers, by cre-
ating tho Offices Of Lieutenant
Governor and Superintendent Of
Public Schools. Also, q resolution
declaring the dog tax, gun tax, and
poll tax oppressive to poor white men
and freedmen, which was referred.
A colored member offered a reso-
luton that the President appoint a
committee Of FIVE to confer with
General Gillem with reference to
furnishing transportation to former
slaves, so as to enable them to return
to their homes and families in va
rious States. Adopted. aaB 4.
At IL o'clock the special order Of
the day was taken up, which was an
ordinance In reference to the publ
cation of the proceedings Of the
Convention The ordinance makes
It the duty of the Secretary Of the
Convention to furnish copies of each
days proceedings to the Vicksburg
Republican Meridian Chronicle, and
Missisaippi State journal, for publ
cation, for which they shall be al
lowed 10 charge City cents per square
Of eight lines, subscribes for one hun
dred copies daily Of each paper dur
ing the session, and requires the Au-
ditor of the State to issue warrants
to the proprietors, upon the Treasury,
for payment, which warrants shall be
received in payment Of taxes and all
other dues to the State. sg1r'
The discussion Of the ordinance
consumed considerable time; but
without coming to q deinatc conclu-
sion the convention proceeded to
other business. u Is tss5r q
Some resolutions in regard 10 the
property that should be exempt from
debt were offered and referred.
The consideration of the memorial
to Congress for power to be conferred
on the convention to remove the
present State and county officers was
taken up, but the convention adj
journed before any action was had.
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SATURDAY, Jan. 10, 1868.

Convention met pursuant to ad-
journment.
In accordance with q previous res
olution, a letter containing a vote Of
thanks to the United Suites Senate
for restoring Stanton to his position
as Secretary Of War, was forwarded.
An ordinance rendering null and
void all debts contracted for slaves
prior to and during the war, was re-
ferred. .sil0 - Ersfs off
An ordinance was offered that all
sales and investments made by execu-
tors, administrators and guardians Of
the money aud property Of widows
and orphans, represented by them In
Confederate bonds, currency and Sc
curities, under authority Of a pre-
tended legislature, elected and acting,
In time OF rebellion, to be null and
void; and all investments Of real
and personal property made by virtue
Of such assumed authority be de-
elarsd null and void; and parties thus
wrong and injured shall have the
right, through the intervention Of the
courts Of this State, 70 enter upon
and take possession Of all lands and
fenanfa Tins soId M dianosod M
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature decay and all the
ELECTS Of youthful indiseretion, viii for the
sake Of maeFing humanity, send nee 70 al
who need IL le recipe and Directions for
making the simple remedy by which he wa
cured. sufferers wishing 70 profit BY 'he ad-
yettiser's experience, can DO 70 By addressing,
In perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
mayii-ly a Cedar street New York.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The Stats Of Mississippi, Pamela county. r.
0eorEs ". haeee And 49, nHess. uhoss sivsn
sane ID unknown, children Of Alfred Magss,
decreased, and ths children ard hslu wkoss
names are unknown Of c1AiboFss Nases, De-
ceased. ion and each q you are cited 10 be
appear before he Probate Court u said
county, q the couft-houss thereof 90 me <tA
day OF November nsxt, 10 answer the Petition
Of Daniel joslin, and show cams My sks
prayer Of petitioner praying for tide 70 north
half Of southeast quarter II section Of land
number thirty-hve, In township Zen, Of range
six, wrst IN ssid county, should not be granted.
by order Of court Issued September 30, 1867.
oes-st HOO. W.P. wooTTES, Clark.
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HHi#4fi 5AH.sHFT ~ fsA8
y Isss'a'lsa ~ ps=ns' :
W. Fsf#ha y Aaans. aasssd
- EHI8Ni#43
Ne.dspds fbaf 4 asemi ammlA
- n pc sfIaIhftII ~ as fhz|g
~ In4alfs lsig IT, pstfssg N
msylsK NE capital n ne asa,s n
zsns inofa Io5d ami emssnsset
pIss-. Referred . Legislative con
hsitt<s.
Or sssiah. NE pfsssasH "a. o.
11esfs'i - appoint 4 sfzadIaF CON
mlitee n I've on aHlnfy boundas.aa
NJ stifes offered sn otdlesesa.
which Wa referred, fyfblddlnr cor
fofsf'vn', sfe % Iay : poll las sx-
saedIas rns dollar.
NJ. Meffyman offered 4 ramluslav
providing that all male per~ns Ar.
s ny ag' u tweHy. Que
Iea'7' esiufe we hfss Gay n Jan
Wy, isvs, whe en.nat ttad The
constitution m The United siatez.
and who eannot write their namss.
~ NOV pe eligible 70 vote o. hold
omos. gavled very empbatieally
y warren offered . resolution,
when va Adopted, providing for 2
eomm'''ee oi nve.-cne from each
o~onkfess'onal u~isffie'--m receive The
names Oh citizens ~ whose behalf
vongre,s should BE- petitioned for The
fc~ova, q disabilities.
m,' Field offered an ordlnance,
when was referred 70 the COMMITTEES
on o~iu'nances, commencing with a
senRtny preamble, ana winding up a.
pi,vwsi
therefore, be 10 ordained, That
every male elt,zcn Of the State, who
VIII mo win the clerk Of the
circuit court OF the county In which
ne may De, az the time no takes II,
tne ioiiow'ng oath or affirmation, to-
W.T. =.
49, citizens OF the United
states, and OF the State OF Missis-
appa,, prior 10 the - day Of -,
iool, 40 hereby solemnly swear that,
pel,eving It TO De settled by the late
civii war or rebellion, that the union
OF the states cannot be dissolved but
by successful revolution or universal
consent, 1 will hereafter neither do
or say anything calculated to disturb
its unity, and will discourage all
Others from doing and saying any
thing likely to produce 1t, whenever
the subject is introduced and l also
6WtuI IIuJ II MIL AuAIUIn n Hnn0I0
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DIGGING WELLS,

| am now digging wells At sevensy-hve cents
per foot, and win insure them against quick
sand. Two good hands mastbc furnished when
occasion requires. Myself and mule must aisc
be furnished during my work on The Ioo.
TERMS CASH. .,
Iye-4m. y. n hUNhbb'
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loving to the failures Of Southern
mails, we we're unable to obtain fur
ther proceedings Of the convention in
time for this paper, but will endeavor
to kesp our readers posted in future
upon the action Of this body.-Eps
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L<ifeu a sdpiniEsniioH k<vine ben srsnt-
= d ~ ~un1<riens< = ~ en1n1s y H.
YssHa Ssa>s>l. y tks rsksss esst - pss~
= essst1 = - nlepn>< M. fh<vu< 1es7.
= - 49, ckntua n1ninrt ~ srnfe
- 80 y Nv fksa fvt<,pf ~
Na It. Gu q -
rsH'enhs sssTg.r sf'ss
lire ffmiaifssfa
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CITATION NOTICE.

The s,a,s Of Mississippi, Pamela county.
To Lepssy Wrenn, oss Of The hsiu q Law
of fnnklin wrena, deceased. You ere hersby
cited 70 Be aad appear befrs the Probate cours
If aid county, 81 The courthouss Thereof, o.
he tth Monday In 0csQbss, issI, then ssl
her 70 ahsw c.uss why ~ pseiiiDa Of n. q.
crozier, administrator d Ne estate Of said
deceased, praying fos sis ~ NJ vest half Of
setion land No. 20, In tovn>kipa rssesy 7,
w~~s, IN I'D EQUITY. should nj h snnlsl ~
order Of cosrt iasued September n, 1891.
se7s-st WI y. w00rTKM Clerk. a
.. D. ylAHraff.l ". uBsrup.
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Alternately, at Batesvilic, keeps all
Of couseetionerics, fruits, toys,
kc., and also has Morgan's Self Ris-
bg Flour always on hand. Don't
brsss 70 give him scslI. AAE4
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The Dutchman's 4lsft bower says
y ahave to quit talking about" his
baster. He labors under the misfor-
tSs.f not having = much brains
} q turnip. The met Is, he's Ozark
q up the wrong tree"
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With but two exceptions, all the
officers Of the South Carolina Con-
vention are niggers. ais sss
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rsprss 0r>s rAyu,,s6&iv svt, - rsxy
sss be ssr do<tor-h<fi ! : pisAia Instructor
b. nsrisd psnpss = fksas 49, - m6sry.
hosh male and fsnaie. u sys<Jthiaa osss>rs-
Ing he pAyasloey ed Fssos1be 81 nzsal
syfsn, ssd he prstssssa sfIprsvsstisa u
ssspdss. ineiadiae I'll ~ sew dknssvsstN
eva -sss efses h ~ nasiie taneseg49
VI. rsrss !. D nh \ rnlly ss161akis
as6 is<ess<ise WI Hhsdsi>s n p11la
laseusos ~ q ss1nxi rnnR. 80 \ iilus
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nut = is<k<d 81 81 81 b ahs-t ~ -.
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srss ssvsls5s fsI><1 = s@sII1{ vim
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IANH WNAN
# g..
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vlsF'aH = ~ tvyaH "a
e. ap4H III Eel ~ m6fAbla tfal
fFiY - Ni#ie Aad " pfuvIHH ~
ihe dte4a ~ Ne ssassaha n I
lHs KHfhsFsf IN eaah ssHHly. No.
isfftd " ne fsmmlflss ~ Hhantt.
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FRE.-A Ere broke out on Thurs
sy night, the loth inst, 1t the resi-
snce Of Mr.. Strong, three miles from
lb place, which consumed his dwell
% house and everything il contain
smoaglothsr things, s6ns piano
ibis 10 an almost irrepersbls loss 70
n. Strong, who is Woodworking
pan and an old andgood citizen. The
u was supposed by some TO have
zen accidental, though many believe
Was the work Of an incendIary. ;
1 a. ~. NN|"N.I.|. ..D."I A AEHNNNHE VI LI
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Keep constantly on hand . full and complete
sssoriment Of Gum, Piaolk, Powder plasks,
Shot and Game Bags Cap, wads, Annuni.
ZION Also, 2 iases 49, - Watches Jswslry
and Silvsrvare. ss3s-su
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An yssu- ss.i-r j.dsrssp 10 %. Cir
emit Cossesf F1ns1a tsss9. uUt vhsrs-
n enecutksss Nm - en1rrpi sa1s -. ere
ss6ia>k tkst ssiers ~ sssfs e nh - The
nne ss psi1ss b~<re : e11<k AHVefocr
- n~ri - M y hksn = sSk1kia %.
srssr y ~ II - Mse % ~stsfy I'D srsss.
ssiI-ss hnv 10 HAnnteoF, Cluh.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-20

MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet ar
ticle-superior to Cologne and at half the price
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Outdoor Photographs,

groups taken at residences in city or country,
should be left at Bowman's Gallery soon, as the
view season commenced about the LIST of May and
will continue only few weeks. 1t should be re-
membered that Bowman has the finest and best
|'7r Coach and apparatus in the State, and with
such advantages and his experience in the bust
ness, his work will continue to be unequalled
Mr.. B. will offer liberal inducements to Club or
ders when several are received from the same
neighborhood. For particulars enquire at Bow
mans Gallery soon.
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Board of Education.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Ottawa, FRIDAY. June II. 1858

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDuCATIoS,
Ottawa, Friday, June II, 1868
The Board met pursuant TO adjournment,
Present-W. l.. Gibson President; and Directors
Stout. Courtney, Hollecker and Fulton
The minutes OF last meeting were read and ap.
proved.
communication from d. s Morrison, soliciting
situation as superintendent or principal of a
school, was read and ordered placed on file.
BILLS ORDERED PAID.
Strawn X Powell, sundries 81 90
Osman Hapeman publishing annual state.
ment and printing orders, receipts and
reports, Il -s
" lraSk, four clocks, SO 90
John +. Nash, Treas, interest, 9 IS
Bill of Emery 4 Mcfarland, $1,000 for putting
lightning rods on school house in 9Th ward was
presented and referred to committee on buildings
On motion OF Director Courtney the clerk was
instructed to draw orders July l. 1865 for the in.
terest due nj that date on Board of Education
Bonds.
On motion of Director Courtney, permission was
granted to Miss Case and Miss Delano to close
their schools Wednesday evening, June oath. for
the remainder of the present term
Director Rice appeared and took his seat
On motion OF Director Hollecker, the committee
on buildings was instructed to procure for the new
schoo! house in the 9th ward the same kind of fur
mace as those now in the I'd and 9TH ward school
houses, the cost not to exceed $500.
On motion of Director Rice the Board adjourned
to Friday evening, June Goth, 1868.
T. II. CLARK, Clerk
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Announcements.

Mr. Charles Hoffman,, of the town of Eagle,
at the solicitation OF numerous friends in differ
ent parts OF the county, authorises us to en-.
nounce his name as candidate for Circuit Clerk
OF La Sale county, subject to the decision of the
Democratic convention.
We are authorized to announce the name of
VIM IL. Milligan as a candidate for the office of
Circuit Clerk Of La Sale county, subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Convention.
We are requested by many citizens to an
ncunce the name of THOMAS JOINS, of the town
of Deer Park, candidate for the office of Sher.
rift OF La Sale county at the next election, sub
ject to the decision of the democratic County
convention.
We are authorized TO announce Arthur Lock.
wood as a candidate for Circuit CT : k of La Sale
County,ysubJect to the decision of the Democratic
County Convention.
We are authorized to announce the namc of
Alexander Vaughey, of Seneca, as candidate
Tor the office of Circuit Clerk of La Sale County
subject to the decision of the Democratic Comfy
Convention.
We are authorized to announce Albert F. Dow
as a candidate for the Office Of Circuit Clerk Of
La Sale County, subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention.
We are authorized to announce Daniel Blake
as candidate for the Office Of Sheriff of La Sale
County at the approaching election-subiect to
the decision OF the Democratic County Conven.
ton.
We are authorized to announce R. N. Water.
man as candidate for nomination by the Dem.
ocratic County Convention, for the Office of Cir.
cult Clerk Of La Sale County.
We are authorized to announce the name of
WILLIAM l.. GIBSON Us q candidate for Sheriff Of
La Sale county, subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention.
=, we are authorized to announce Samuel W.
Raymond as a candidate for tho Office of Circuit
CierR OF this county-subject to the decision Of
the Depocratic County Convention.
,r we are authorized to announce Capt. Warren
n. Norton, OF Earl, as candidate for tho office
OF Sheriff OF La Sale county, subject to the
action OF the Democratic County Convention.
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DROGRESS OF THE AGE.
TO WHEAT GROWERS !!

well known fact that with all the improvements in
agricultural implements there has besn but le
In machines for separating grain The tanning mill of
30 years the same to-day only with the addition Of
more wire sleeves and now the farmer demands machine
to separate oats from wheat wheat valued by weight
and one light oat dspaces grains Of wheat and often
throws Ne wheat into No.. and tho seller suffering
loss CT to 10 cents bushe and at the time able
him to cats with his wheat is generally admitted
wheat will do bettsr when oats grow with it.
This machine entirely principle and will clean
and separate nearly to perfection from IS to 40 bushels
per hour Turns and costs than tanning
mills and will clean all kinds OF grain. Manufacturers and
Farmers please call and examine this machine at the City
Mil Ottawa june SIN. ". TODD
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DeW advertisements.


"A ESTATE.- Notice it hereby given, that the under.
signed administrator the Martin Larkn deceased
will under and by vrtne Of order and decree Of the
County Court Of La Sale county in the state Of Illinois, made
at the June term OF said court A. 1861 in cause
therein pending wherein ths undersigned petitioner and
Thomas Larkn, Catharne Donahoe, Rosanna Dillon, Mary
Purden and Peter purdsn defendants expose sale
and sell ut public vendue to tho highest bidder the south
door OF tho County Court House in the city Of Ottawa the
county Of la eale and state Of Illinois, Monday the third
Of section number thrtyone, 3l1 In township number
thrtyfour north, Of range number three @ east Of
the third 8 principal meridian, In the county Of La Sale
In the state Of Illinois.
terms Of sale will be follows vs Ono half Of the
purchase money 10 BE- paid at tho time OF said sale, and
the remainder In twelve months thereafter with interest
thereon at tho rate Of ten per centum per annun ssd last
and the interest thereon N be secured BY bond and
jos. STOUT,
Administrator erths estate Of Martin Larku deceased
Ottawa, June 20, lo6S-8w.
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SATURDAY, June IL.

SATURDAY, June 49,
'ce"ae.-The senate spent the entire day in
trying to unravel the Washington municipal
lmbrog!io, the effort being to have the radical
Mayor inaugurated, although he was clearly
elected by fraud.
House;-The House spent the day on the tax
Dill, without taking any important vote
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MarrirD.

On June lst, 10y Charles W. Bernhard, Esq, Mr. Stephen
Gensnger to Miss Mary Brenng, both Of LA Sale County
On June H. by Rev. D. j. Holmes at the residence of the
brides father Mr. Benjamin L. Griffith and Miss Rebeccs j.
fisher,-all of Ottawa.
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Dic0.

In Pontiac, June ll 1865 Mrs. Fanny NJ Barney wifi. Of
j. NJ. Barney, aged IS years and MONTH
At Rochester, N. " June 9th, Mrs. Olive d. Mason wife
Of Mr. Levi Mason, formerly Of Ottawa.
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The only edition published in America condensed by Dr.
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The Springfield Republican says this edition published by
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The COnsrgaodlia says, whoever wishes to get In the
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this
We also want agents for Elliott's new work, REMARKA
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UNDERTAKING.

Having the Hearse formerly owned by Mr.. Zimmerman
and very fine New Hearse made To order. full stock
of Walnut Collins hand We atter ourselves that
give perfect satisfaction. We making pattern Of
Walnut Collins, very fine finished.
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METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

OF Crane" Breed Co.'S New Pattern, very NICE on hand
Please give q CALL Remember the place, La Sale St.
I'd door north Of Merchants Uuion Express Office
Ottawa, Ill., Sept. "a, 1867. HALL Il MURPHY.
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WEDNESDAY. June Il.
THURSDAY. .June lS.

THURSDAY, June Is.
StRate-A good deai of rountine business was
done, but nothing Of Importance. The committee
OF conference on the civil disabilities bill made a
report, and Mr. Hendricks expressed his indig-
nation at the small business of the committee in
striking out two names, because they didn't hap
pen TO belong to the radical party.
H0u~-The house reconsidered and voted
down the bill passed the other day to increase
the pay Of the department. clerks. No other
business Of Importance.