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For Sale!

4 Gorham Village Cottage House with two
A. story Ell. conta mig IL rooms without build
ings and stables large garden with fine ruIt House
newly painted wood furnace and cistern.
Enquire AT Cumberland st, or Il. j. .JACKSON'S
South st, Gorham. JOHN CURTIS
apisd2w GoIham, Me-
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MEDICAL.
Dk. j. ID. HUGHES,
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
No. II Preble Street.

NgJHEKE be can be consulted privately. and with
Wv the utmost confidence BY the AFFLICTED, AZ
hours daily, and nom A. N. to 9P. IA.
Or. addresses those who are suffering under the
Anict..n OF fjvate diseases, wbether arsinx IRON
impure connection or the terrible vice OF sef-aoass
0evoIng bis entire time to that particular branch Of
the medical procession, be feels warranted in GJAe-
AETEEIEe CUBB III ALL CASES, whether OF long
standing OF recently ccntTocted, entirely removing ne
sreGs OF disease rom the system, and nskng per
feet and PERMANENT oURE.
DC would call the attention OF the afflicted 10 the
lsct Of ais lonR-standing and wel-earnad reputation
cess.
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To Travellers

Through Tickets
,1y2;zSJ From Portland to rs;zss,s:ss1
ASE A LII OLN15 42
AT THn
West, South and North West.
By all the principal Routes, wa. Boston and
worcester 20 Albany and she New k0Kk
central Hailway 90 6unaio or Niagara
rails; thence by the Great W eslern or Lake
Snofe Railroads, or via New A0Ek Gify and
the u rles Atlantic ana Great ~ eaaern AID
EennsyhVamia Central kaalWuys.
4 or sale al the k0 weNs d ales Al the Only Uu-
Portland.
w. ID. LITTLE 81 o., Agents. N
Dec Il. dtf -
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Stable to Let.
TO Let CheOD.

n lie oond and fourth floors in the Thompson
Block, Minalc 81, over h. L. Stauwoo, Is u2
Store, vita counting Inm .onI lete, accepted iol
any io bnQ bus ness. Possession p, en- in iDediaie
). Enqu re vi WA. b. STE WART, +. >. S1EW-
ARR 35la Congress st, or u. ii. sMARDUN, on the
premises. fel0tf
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Half of Two story

o. Double house for Sale, located between
@:;: Brackett and Clark sis, near Pine st. Price
@ssN $500.
Apply to VIM. H. JERKS,
apelIws Real Estate Agent, under Lancaster Hail.
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4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN with the highest Gre
n dentias wishes 10 obtain situation rock
in this city. Address Box i66s, PORTLAND P. o.
October ~. dit
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Wanted!
NGSTOM COAT MAKEks. Apply to
u FRED. PROCTOR,
OF t6dtf 109 Middle Street.
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To Let.
CMALL L nement TO let. Enquire at
- LOWELL & HOYT'S
Apr 6-d1w No IL Preble Street.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY |
OF CANADA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
cYWu On and alter Monday Feb 22 1862
trains will as follows from Iudis
street Station, Portland:
Express Train Tor Lewiston and south Paris con-
Meeting &C South Paris with mixed train ior Gorham
attic III.
Express and Mall Train tor Bangor, Montreal, ols-
bee and the West at lilo T. M.
Passenger Train for South Paris and INTERN sdiste
stations, at 10 +. M.
No baggage can be received or checked after time
above stated.
Passenger Trains viii arrive as fOllows:-
From South Paris and Lewiston, at $40 AM
From Bangor, South Paris and Gorham, 2.i5 p. III.
From Montreal, Quebec and the West, Fl 500 p. NJ.
~ Sleeping Cars on ALI night Trains.
The Company are not responsible tor baggage 10
any amount excesdine 500 in value land that pefsc n
all unless notice Is given, ant paid tor the fate "a
one passenger for every s50O additional value,
Co.. BRYDGES, Acnassng Director,
q. BAILEY, Local Superintendent.
Portland, Feb. q, 1863. atf
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BOarders M anled,


A Gentleman and Wife can be accommodated with
"A pleasant rooms and board Also few single
gent'em at II Federalst. oc31dlw*ttf
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FOR SALE !!

VIE Estate on State Street, lately occupied by
a. h9us Horton; the lot is so feet trent aud 100
Sor mouse Is 'horou2nly built, gth two par-
ar 6oor "s ON dinin. room, and XII chen, on low
e. moof, an9 chambers; good cellar with cemen ed
noori WOO -shed, stable, and well of excellent wa
ms properly, in proportion to its real value iIl
For rms apply to EDW s ~ Ine ely.
Mar 29-sod1m AMI RoA. Is
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TO LET.
Board,

n ND pleasant accommodations for families or sim
"A gle persons, can be had at No ~ Danforth St.
April 5.d2ws
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bOafderS and L Odgers
TVAETED, at No 244R Congress silee Congress
and Pleasant rooms. Cne uniul nikhed from room.
suitable Tor gentleman and wife. ieEtf
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EAR SIZE

i Place. '7 ~ --'1e'' - ''Ds
Apply to GEORGE M. HARDING, Architect
dc2sdtf Boyd Block.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-22

YAHS St1-0s3s.e-'
In Senate. bills were introduced
10y Mr.rYKoMXS. authorizing County
Commissioners to employ . superintendent
70 supervise the erection Of county build
ings.-i 61s. - ,tsr,sea fs,s .sssissd
By Mr.. ScRiBNER, to amend the Probate
act, 60 as to empower the Probate Court to
make such an order Of distribution, Sc, IS
will protect the executor or administrator
in making payment. 49, aao,s.. sif
By Mr.. BERRY, to amend the act further
to prescribe the duties of County Commits
sioners, so as TO, transfer the duty OF In
yestigating .he report Of the Commission
era from the Court OF Common Pleas to the
Probate Judge, Clerk of the Court and
Prosecuting Attorney. -
BY. Mr.. ,EMMIrr. changing the time Of
giving notice of q special election to fill q
vacancy from thirty to ten days prior to
such election. sa,5. ,.s,..,sag 81
The Senate passed the bill to authorize
the election of an additional judge of the
Court, OF Common Pleas in the county
Of cuyahoga; and also the bill increasing
the, salary of the Supreme Judges from S3,-
600 TO $4,000 = year. On the last bill the
yote s,ood-veas 81. l.naysl4. -,
The senate consumed the greater part O
fha sttsrnoon n : warm and prolonged
contest over Mr.. CoRKY's bill. fixing ths
rata ~ Interest on contract at ten ne,
cent. twas finally passed, under the last
of the previous question. by a vote OF q
,.as 80 * nava Messrs. srMmoNs .aut
woonwoprH fRepublicans) voted agains
ths IN, and Mcssrs. t,AMpnELL. DowpNEY
r..,TT ONnKRpoSx and WIENER (Dem.
orr.fs, IN ira favor. -.s.z.5..ss.
n H... numerous petitions were pre.
s.n,sd ana referred. and a large number o,
ts,,s rssd the sacond time. Rjlls were in.
sI ss. sss - H. C.,yoy for suhmitt;no q
tssurSss ~ - C1..'. ,,,.' :, ~. o.,a,
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NEW YORK NlEI.ANGE.
Wreck of the Cult City.

NEW j Ohh Jan.
Full particulars of the wreck of the
steamship Gulf City, off the North Caroli-
ma coast, show that twenty one sailors and
one passenger were lost. The sufferings
among the three who were saved was in
tense. Eight persons took raft, but dur
ing forty eight hours ofihunger and thirst,
five of them fell into the sea and were
drowned, the remaining three being final
ly picked up and saved. i4'e' h"- ~"
t-7ls-O. Fire. O 9a17av bis,
A fire at 175 Chambers street, this morn
ing, damaged the hosiery store of Gold
steim Bros, $4,000, insured, and several
other occupants, about $4,000 more, all in
sured.
Incendiarism = Children burned.
A dwelling and grocery store in Brook
lyn were burned this morning. The dwell
ling was corrupted by two families. all OF
whom, excepting three small children OF
Frederick Thorne, escaped. The children
were burned to death. John Gugen, clerk
of the grocery, has been arrested as the IN
cendiary. Loss $4,000. F.,a
Held for Trial. le5s 4.
Charles II. Foote has been held for trial
in SIS 600, on charge of stabbing Daniel
McDonough. s-.. l.-- D., .........
Arrived.
The steamship Caledonia, from Glas-
Cow, has arrived. "t 9 ''
= e,os H Greece. pas #s 'sts5 -
tits stated that negotiations are pending
between several ship builders aud agents
of the Greek. Government for building a
fleet of war vessels. 1t is freely stated
that Greece does not intend to abide by the
decision OF the Paris conference. hSfof0 ss
& Chamber OF Commerce. dob Z
The Chamber OF Commerce held another
meeting to-day to consider the best means
of securing resumption of specie pay
ment, but came to noTconclusion,I the sub
ject going over until next week. - f,
The Alabama Claims Treaty.
The World publishes full texts of the
Alabama claims treaty, which differs some
from the summary given few days s. nee
- Art. /. Provides for seItlitg all CLAIMS
since February 8, 1858, by two commission
ers on, each side, and an arbitrator to be
chosen by the Commissioners. 5"is9i5ftff
Art. 2! Disagreements to be referred To
the arbitrator, and a sovereign of friend
ly state may be made arbitrator, who shall
be reported TO and agreed upon by the re-
spective Governments. Each Government
may have an agent tocsupportl its claims
and TO answer claims made upon it,. The
decisions of the commissioners or arbi-
TRAITOR are to be final. as' ""H hi77 I'm
+ Article requires all claims to, be pre-
sented within six months from the day of
meeting, unless good reasons are given for
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HOUSE


A bill was reported from the reeonstruc-
tion committee, direc,ing the Secretary of
the Navy to appoint q midshipman to the
Naval Academy by the 4rh of March next,
from any State in which the election of
Congressman does not take place before the
1st of July, on the nomination of members
of House of the STATES represented in the
present Congress, provided no such ap-
pointments be made from any State en-
titled to representation the present year.
After some debate the bill was passed.
Mr.. COOK, from the committee on Ele-
ctions called up the resolutions heretofore
reported that George w. Anderson is not
entitled to seat in this House as Repre-
sentative in the 10th Congress from the
Ninth Congressional District of Missouri
but that William F. Switzler is entitled tC
the seat. at
Mr.. COOK explained the facts in the
case, and spoke in support of the report o.
the committee. "'i..' 2
After debate, in which several Southern
members took part, a vote on the first res
olution of the committee, namely, that thu
sitting member, Anderson, is not entitled
to seat, was decided in the negative-5;
against SO. So Anderson is affirmed in hi
seat, and the next resolution, that Switzfel
is entitled to seat, was then laid on the
table.
Adjourned ~ stf
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

.IsiWAsHINGToN, January 81.
The Senate resumed consideration of the
bill to promote commerce among the States,
&c.
Mr.. WILLIAMS gave notice that he
would at the proper time offer the follow
ing as q substitute for the Constitutional
amendment In regard to suffrage, reported
by the Judiciary committed:
Congress shall have power to abolish or
abrogate any restrictions upon the right
to vote or hold Office, prescribed by the
Constitution or laws of any State. 81. !,
Mr.. CONKLIN introduced a bill to pro-
hib;t secret sales of gold, &C.. which wa.
referred to the committee on Finance.
Mr.. SHERMAN, from the Finance com
mittee, reported bill to amend the Ma
tional currency act.
Adjourned.
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ForeIgn New. vim San Franci.co,

sof SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20.
Late Mexican advices, via Acapulco, are
received. Hl1
The legislature of Geiseroo exhibits any-
thing but harmonious action.
General Alvares' party was jubilant be-
cause of General Alvares being called to
the city of Mexico by the General Con-
gress to defend himselfagainst complaints
made He has not, as yet, complied.
In the State of Oaxaru a formidable
revolution is brewing against the Govern.
ment of Juarez. Perfinco, Diaz, Negrete,
Navera, Alatorre, and other Generals are
named as the leading malcontents. aiding
in concert with Gonzales, ,Ortega, Querega
and CARA, farther north.
CHINA-The Yang Chow affair has been
settled satisfactorily. The local authori-
ties in power at the date of the outrage
have been dismissed. Indemnity for losses
sustained by the missionaries were paid
A proclamation was issued by the Chinese
authorities and extensively promulgated,
setting forth that the treaty requires that
all religious establishments shall not be
annoyed, and that foreign travellers shall
, be treated with respects under heavy pen
alties. The missionary party was invited
back, including the female members, and
formally reinstated. The ringleaders in
the riot were severely punished by fines
and punishment. ss,70l .iF' siaoenE6A Z
Manila adyices state that the people of
the PHILIPPINE lslands are generally jim
favor of the new Government Of Spain.
No declaration has been made by the Gov
ernor General but full account of the
late events in Spain was published. % et...,i
The weather In China has been cold. The
navigation on the principal rivers is over
for the season. - Aii .ipf' = I75jiiE
The United States Consul at Kaukow
canseda local Government to issue q proc-
lamation forbidding the Chinese to molest
missionaries. az ='f'N =
Chinese newspapers contain editorials
on the subject OF the navigation and colo
nization OF Lower. California, which Is
opened to Chinese on liberal terms.
Manila. November %. = sio !
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Mr.. DICKEY moved to amend the
amendmEnt by providing for the appoint-
nt6At q Phqtogrsphef to take the pic
tsfes ef the Proseeuting eAttorney and
Gend tutors q each ferh Of the Court, %
This proposition Of Mr. Dickey gave rise
to humorous discussion, and was voted
down BY 10 yeas - nays. rs-=ers-
fhe amendment reported by the Ju-
dietary committee was then agreed to.
Pending an amendment to the bill offered
by Mr.. Hutcheson, the Senate took q re-
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FoREIGN. NEWS,
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.

The Hibernia's ra.sensers.
LONDON, Jan. 81.
A vessel which left Madeira on the l4th
Inst. reports that nothing had been heard of
the thirty nine missing passengers of the
steamer Hibernia, which were reported TO
have been picked up, and were to be lapd-
ed there. II is donbtfulif they were saved.
InssacYe of Whites lG
Advices from New Zealand report a
frightful massacre of whites by the natives
at Poverty Bay. - - : :. :,
Bullion. M f, asstss
Bullion In the Bank of England has in-
creased t99, 900 during the week. -
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OHIO sLHGIsLATURE
THURSDAY, January a, 1869.
SENATE.

= ~
s7ssfa7'n MORNING SESSION.
oyTSIDErrT s.,,os ~. - - =.
Inc InHo,DlNA Io,i,l1,s ii caiieo me tne oenste 10
oTneI a. Dsn 9,e,ocs EA pn... ,,.,.-....-. 9.
s1iAse1 W 'nev. a. o.s
-lisI ohia4. VOTE RECORDED. ISL }a1
Mr.. LAWRENCE, on leave, recorded
his vote in, favor of the bill passed yes
terdaY, abolishina the Office of Commits
siofer Of Railroads and Telegl apis.
-gsE9w1 RULE NOT suspESpEp. eef s1s
q. p. $40, py M. e....I o-to o aenne
ciss. n the ieesing and nnrch"s;,a H "a Of
ss.I e.fate for city nnrnosee having bse,,
rrs3 fhc firsf timmse. 49,
Mr. TORRENCE moved thr xusnenns nsioon' io
a. ~. oons,i.ntiona, rrie .n6 tb.t ,ha h;ii
mighf be read The second time now The
r6dfior1 was not az reed TO by the rs auisite
nuiabef OF Senators-yeas q, nays IL. =
.ytnuo3pxTrr1oSs fysRrsFyTsFDII 1oa iiiS .
"a r1,, ep.....,..- g or ,....-.x
49, - ~ i.sr;.; w. " 90 Sl.'Ashs Vi
nn,a,rc,s ssn Rsa S.nS' =, ,nTs ~
Nance etmmittee. - e
r. "a ., =, meIorlai M;an; ma IN pc
tnr an .nnyan.i.,;on Of S9s COO ,o .s;s, =,
eS,inpyf npf sn5 bpild;ng sdS;t;onai g;ngs 20
M eolIsse building. Referred to the e COM ~
msssseSon IIniversif;es and ro,IeSss 20 e 'o
20 - s....'Ns-ss'a.. - @ @ves
- .sssl1 lsacosn ~ Nd ssApiN M as
q sos ~ 2sz sSd M =. sna sSo anG h b
PIRATE committees, except 3, B. No. 2s5,
Wnicn "as ialo on tne taoie. ...fz..,9, -
-lsi'Pai = NOTICES OF BILLS.
Messrs D1ckey, Scribner, Potts and Kei-
fer gave notice OF intention to introdnce
bills. -, s ,,....9, ,..i -...ss,s5 .,,,i
BILLS INTRoDUcED. ,.ss,,.s
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DOMESTIC NEWS
Indiana SenatorshiP. i.

~.-... INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. Il.
Two ballots were had in Joint conven-
tion of the Legislature at II NJ. to-day, for
Senator, each resulting: Cumback, 67;
Hendricks, So; Frazer is. The Convene
tion adjourned until 3 p. NJ. - ilsa q .
Grant al Baltimore. 5iftes
a.. il,.e- BALTIMORE, January 81
General Grant arrived. to day 70 attend
a meeting of the Peabody educational
fund, Quite a large crowd assembled at
the depot to meet him, but there was no
formal display or military parade, as was
expected He immediately proceeded to
the house of a private citizen. The -trus-
tees of the Peabody educational fund are
here, and organized their meeting at noon.
i-sH..--tu Fire. z,Ss - e.as 5fl
,1E4i ,ra NORWICH. CONN, Jan. Al J
The silk braid mills at this place were
destroyed by fire last night. Over one hum
dred girls, beside many men, are thrown
out of employ ment. Partial insurance.
#'t ST. Louis Items. -
ST. LOUIS, January 2l.
The investigation into the affairs of the
city, and especially into the records of ex-
city officials, which has been progressing
for some months past, shows the following
result, as set forth in the report of the com
mittee of finvestigation,viz:P Positive frauds
pTOVSu OT acknowledged, anu ICCoNCinuiS
by law, 23,747; frauds ascertaiDed by
strong circupstantial evidence, response
bility for which cannot be positively fixed,
$l12664;;o total $1364l1.j -heta7 -is1 >';7
Eleven tobacconists of this city paid taxes
last year to the amount OF $59z, ,607; thir,
teen iron merchants made sales amounting
to SAFES, 900. - .z i-ii-' :. o' '-i7ai = i-1" =
LIuHl 'f7" -sI1iiFfre.d - 81 eH= III -s'sl
-.'2'' '- ID H''F ~ Troy, January a.
Haight's paper mill, at Saltwater, was
burned last night; loss $4,000; insured for
$1,000. .. 49,. Il i-.. b. .i,.z 1,,fr r.,.
.z From CoIumbfa.s,=g q,
..-r,s ,s,.s COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. 81. :
A motion will be made in the Supreme
Court to- morrow against the acting Board
of Aldermen of the city of Charleston, for
a rule for them to show cause why they
should not be attached for contempt for
failing to obey a writ of mandamus issued
by the Supreme Court ordering them to
declare void the recent election for Mayor
and Aldermen of that city. v 81 Il 1850
~ -u mississippi Items. .3 3,
( s.r-i.-s ~ JACKSON, MISS, Jan. 20.
The fifty-first annual communication o.
the Grand Lodge of Mississippi, last night
reelected Thomas Cartwright G. NJ, and
j l.. Power Grand Secretary.
A Planters and Manufacturers Conven-
tion was in session here to-day, with a very
full attendance. .f-e
New ORLEANS. Jan. 20.
The ship David Carman, from Liverpool
for New Orleans, with salt, went ashore on
the 18th on Chandelier Islands, sixty miles
east of Southwest Pass, bilged. and sunk.
She is total loss. The Captain and crew
are safe . - q .-.I
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New York snrygGoods sMarket-FJaH-2I 2I
The demand hes improved somewhat,
but is far ifom being active. The whole
tone OF the market partakes Of 9quietude.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-22

NERVOUS DEBILITY, with its. gloomy at
tendants, low spirits, depression, involun-
tary emissions, loss of semen, spermator-
rhna, loss of power, dizzy head, loss OF
memory and threatened impotence and
imbecility, find a sovereign cure in Hum
ophreys' Homeopathic Specific No. Twen-
ty-Eight. Composed of the most valuable,
mild and potent, Curatives, they strike a
once at the root of the matter, tone up the
system, arrest the discharges, and impart
yigor and energy, life and vitality to the
entire man.. They have cured thousands
of cases. Price IS per package of six box
ees and vial, which is very Important in OBJ
stinate or old cases, OF. 81 per single box.
Sold by all Druggists, and sent by mail on
receipt of price. Address Humphreys
SPECIFIC HoMEoPATHIc MEDiclNE Co. 562
Broadway, New York. jy13-deod&wly
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New Advertisements. a

~ The, Ohio Ssatesman3h has q .
Larger Circulation than anys pa. 7
per published In This ,City or Cen-s
traI Ohio Advertisers will bear
this in mind. aaa 78s-fq 2
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Mississippi Items.
Ashore.

New ORLEANS. Jan. 20.
The ship David Carman, from Liverpool
for New Orleans. with salt, went ashore on
the 18th on Chandelier Islands, sixty mile s
east of Southwest Pass, bilged. and sunk.
She is total loss. The Captain and crew
are safe -i-s- a.
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The Hibernia's Esa..engers. :,
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Two ballots were had in Joint conven-
tion of the Legislature at II NJ. to-day, for
Senator, each resulting: Cumback, 67;
Hendricks, So; Fraz"r.o Is. The Conven-
tion adjourned until 3 p. NJ. fl-ts F..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-22

from taking greater rate of interest than
six; per cent. on loans, or in transactions
with such banks, and to provide that where
they receive greater rate OF interest, it
shall be forfeiture of the whole debt. . 5{'
The motion was lost-yeas 8, nays "a. II
CALL OF THE SENATE. sqs, "a
Mr.. GOLDEN demanded q call OF the
Senate, which was ordered, and "a Sena-
tors answered to their names.
Senator KRAMER was absent without
! leave, who appearing within the bar, all
further proceedings under the call were
dispensed with.
THE INTEREST BILL AGAIN.
Mr.. CARTER moved to refer the bill to
a select committee of one, with Instructions
to amend SO as to confine the allowance OF
ten per cent. interest to loans OF money.
Messrs. CARTER and LAWRENCE ad-
vocated the motion, and Mr.. COREY op-
posed it. fl
Mr. HUTCHINSON moved a recess till
ten o'clock Tomorrow morning. Lost
yeas 16, nays 19.
Mr.GOLDEN spoke in favor of the mo-
tion of Mr.. Carter to refer with instructions,
and concluded by moving an adjournment.
Lost-yeas 15, nays 20. ,.,f- --.5-, -....
MIR, DANGLER renewed his motion for
the previous question, which was duly sec
onded. 7tFnf
The question being, Shall the main ques-
tion now be putg 1t was ordered-yeas 10,
nays 16.
The question being on Mr.. Carter's mo-
Ttion, to refer with instructions, it was not
agreed to-yeas 16 pays 10. = 5sia.5 si,
The question then turning on the pass
age of the interest bill, being s. B. No. IL,
it was passed by the following vote: -"
= YEAs--Messrs. Biggs, Brooks, Burrows,
Campbell, Corey, Dangler, Dowdney, En-
amitt, Everett, Griswold, Keifer, Kessler,
) King, Kramer, Onderdonk, Potts, Simmons,
Stedman, Terrence, Winner and Yeoman
!. NAYs-Messrs. Berry, Carter Dickey,
{ Eyaps, Godfrey, Golden, Hutcheson. JAM
! ison, Kenney, Lawrence, Linn. May, Scrib-
ner, simmons and Woodw0rth-15. ysa -
Mr.rGOLDEN moved to amend the title
of the bill, SO as to read "An act to enable
wealth and capital to oppress labor" Lost
--yeas z. naye 26. - t-'