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, 1869-01-26
Rec. r1ion OF nxs. o,nonovar.Rossa

Recs r1ion OF nks. O,non ovar. .Roasa.
Ats. O'Dcnoran. Rosa arrived in Cltcsgo last
evcnirE, and WAS met at tic depot by reception
eomm,,tee arpo,rtcd 10 welcome her OF her ur.
rival N the Garden City. The party proceeded
O'Dot oHan-HoesA y a. received by . committee
Ct laulee, on rrhaif Of whom Mrs.. j. u Miller
Vrcees It the tol w:Eg addrrss Of welcome:
Mre. O'Douoran ltu4-s:
MADAM: In the rams, ald on behalf Of the Ia
dies Of hicaro, vi bid you d hearty welcome 70
siuus work Joo have undeiesken,. kecosniz!ng
III yoursci Madam, gifted lady Of rare aol:tttcs,
AID an ornament to our ecI. nc rruaembsr aborc
all that yca are tic faithful. devoted wife Of
Irish pstTiot,t p* sutaT1uE imprisonment for lt!c
In bit:i~h Dungeon. A lamou. writer remarks
on the tomb OF greatness" that observation Is too
c{tt tluc, and aFrlt-s more particularly 10 the
lrtah than to any ottGr people. ihc histnry oil
lrcIari'e erca'nees can only be learned In the
orleans ard by thc crtrcs OF her lastrio7s dead.
Az III yonr hnstt nd we recognize Loolc eHirIt,
for ehon the pritoa OF EeatI'la has no terror.
ins nnSs'n Madam a'iow NE; On .,oeia behalf q q
to Ass ufe 1tu that CIR tyursthit6 art ever With
50a your noble t;raGr.e to ct tair the r:.rast
% your nsrano, WHOSE Latnc Is cnshrtLc4 IN tht
/ lctrtt Of hi- co1ntlyin
MI !. y; Fizvibptn replied app!o o, 'rlsiely or
behal tho lnaT. that King rho+c prcseps Tor til.
ctad ntit1t fl!fhr th.y had 20 ct,rdaIY extended
TO her. The party. numbering 1omu ni,y pcr.ons
| then bad q fcclal tcnnfou. The Hardcu Cit,
| UaId eescEaded Mrs. DasoTau- Ro.sa. playllr
| u cht Ice e.ltctton OF Irish aud American alfs
lacy that tie eulcrlnss Of her lovrd hnshana It,
| LOT fuEstttCu by Lis lello~-cou Ltrr1nrn in CHI
] cApo sny more than my where el+r. She will ny
| pear at L.rar5 Hall to-mostuw cvcutnC.
, 1869-01-26
M orc RIoodHhed.

The b!ood-le,ttrg epidemic continues. F!rst q
few murders. thcn fome st.agGlinG shooting.
shfa9s. little carving here and there, and now a
atahhlrg hont between two ufch!ns. The fsncas
occurred aeoui O'Clock last evening, near the
corner of Twelfth STREET nEd Fourth avenue, be.
,wct n two buys, Robert Henderson, u years Old.
s1d ssmoel sam qes, an israeIts, y year. old.
AID ,nGec Of ltnuerson near by. Tht boys are
schcs lmatc-, and for several weeks had cnt,
taiEcd toward cnrh Other hatred which occs.
eioIslly brake ous III wressle nr as:tcud, endsng
IN ole Gr the other Ing down. Last evening
thl had quarrel. Herderson applying to the
other an opptohtious pithct, when was returned
large knife or dagger an..
suahftC On Samncie. stabbed him severely in the
left aide. He ttrn prcett' at. " He'd hus Was az.
rested at home icw minutes lctorc ten O'Clock
faint land psar1{ covered With hlood;
! for. he wound WAS found to DC quite
eestons, afout an tueh long and nearly as deep
bnt II rot csna.dcled dangerous. The wcapou
| probably etzucE r,o and thu. failed 10 psnciia.e
4 vlfal part. The prisoner will appear at the Pc
lice Court this morning for examination on tue
charge OF assauIt with deadly weapon with IN
tent 10 Kill,
, 1869-01-26
The PARE QUESTION.

CnIcAoo. Jan Is, 1869.

... CnIcAoo. Jan Is, 1869.
To The Editor OF The ch,csso Trihanc:
In tchnlf Of nyscN and many other small
ownczs 0! real estate On Cottage Grove ave-
nue.. eouth oE Fosty.hrst street, / thank yop Tor
publishing the Scum Side Park bill, before 1t vas
pasecd, ana VIC found our real estate converted
1nto park bonds to bencnt our netethoss am
ae much IN faror Of park as any one, bnt don't
think It ought 10 be 40 laid cut to take al the
property Of the enail owners and give oil e bfnt-
fts to The few wealthy rpcculatorh who arc usur1uc
TO Gct thrmec.vce created into perpetual cospo-
rassop. With power 70 no about as they ptearc with
e>cty!h.dt's lard. Whnt VIC complain cf Is the
manifest injustice Of taking threc hundred feet
OF trc NtsE side Of collage Grove avenue aud
none % The e1sf sldf; anc whyt because these
slcculasort oEn the land Tn tho cat eide. and.
hurascd fcct 10 hc ,akcn, while those of us who
1uet Ioee the ~hoie ol our land. In the snbdi.
visions that have been made in that l1caltty,
Prcal m.ty lots have tcen laid out ttrcc huudred
Ecr deep, and & Id IN acre tracts. 20 trst thEs
mse nitcent dive Jus. takcH the wh 1e 0f til. IN.
Why make 90 vide dklse7 The greet is one
hundssd feet Wide. SoW. u they will take one
hnLdrcd frtt CH <dch side OF It, a1l will have to
bear tteE thatc or the xpcnse, ana Will re .eive
Just ehtre OF the bcuta ., aud the usivu w1l be
NJ widc bs nfGcathr:. We 0nl7 Ask what Is fair
and jue& tnt thaee nho cau afford 10 0 n but Il
little laid. as veil as for the tnrsc owners, bul
" nc tantot a{Iosa to give all lit;c pfccee
to make maRnife ent drive TO b.nea. their hun
dscts Of acres. Let us have FAIR Plat.
, 1869-01-26
American Watcher

The tupcnot vauc Of American watches above
all ether. IL too well understood in ib,s coun:ry.
at lrntt. 10 need further illustration. Foreign
"uichtr r being conceded o. sll htudsto bnrn been
fsir1. hes'vn TO. only 10 the market, but In the
pockcs, Tho question nor Ii. which of tho Amcsf'
esn 1na1c Wacll' II the bc.t and rcsy che apcstf
The Wslthan nisnufic,nre has nadr Il. way to m
smucntc iu.tncfh In the fac Q, as I. well known.
Of the nott v!olcus ard pcrr!stcn. opposition.
Through period Of fttte.n years II has steadily
navhnecd--thc lat years ,alc" having been con.
yrar. There il hnt onc way Ct &c :onaung fof
th,s. TIM watches hsve stood th. tcft Of
rndustpR aid general trial. They ara
fouEd to 10 rood IN Tho long run i we'll
IL ,hr short, and 10 be gen. rally ~ we'll cx-
ccpttonahly good. No tttsn.l. nmcns, but this. Ia
The world. ever sold In The nttccn'h Or aJ yeaf OF
LA e1ir'cEcc, ecxeuty.flsc thousand watches. ~
Ibis has done dur1te TIC car ~. c!oscd. rhi.
demonstrates drc!ftcly tho pohle approval, It
H. IN fact ttat public verdict which should tcttlc
tie qurssior. Nevertheless they seek aud ,4vfte
norG lus5Efsa. a. the rnnars Of producing sill
better Hud siIl cheapnr watches, and ptanits" lhc
II ople II trtrlA ter f1sors pnst ami f4vots cx.
pvcicd. lint the oot} Of :ct sought ut Wal.tam
tat t. high qaalsti and low pr'ce.
, 1869-01-26

Between and O'Clock yesterday morning the
attention Of Sergeant Murphy, Of Pinketon's
Preventive Police force, WAS directed to the cor
nes Of Dearborn and lake streets, by screams for
help uttered In 80 shrll tone 10 leave no doub,
that the distressed person Eas ~"man. He Was
then about block distant, and quickly rushed
to, tae locality whence cane the
c1ies. Ac vas there met hy a lady VINO breath
Lake Street, was IN are, and thzs a isdy was be-
Ing burned to dcath. The officer ran 10 the
apet indicated. accompanied By the WOMAN at
the head Of the first flight OF et6tte, he found tho
wall veFy hot BY placing bis hands upon It, and
attempted to gain Al entrance into
the room where the drc Was raging, by
thnrdetng away. 1t the door. The nolsc soon
banding. No response came from the ,n,er!of,
and the euaokc cutlea ont into the hallway
through the cfanntes OF the door. There tnsusd
bEcathless suspense while the pt1lc r gathered
togelhtr all bis cot rgy for an assault The dior
was hEal1y fosc'bly opened aud almost tho entire
apartment Was discovered to be In flames.
The ozt1ngulshmc1t Of tue hre was The work OF a
proportions Lying on bed In one extreme OF
| be room was isnJ. nesfly unconscious, unabie
to move. and Esaping fol breath. She Was re.
moyrd, and medical assistance was Quickly
cali. d. After TIC lapse II m hour or two ehc
partially recovered. and though she ID row In no
particular danger, the effects OF The smoke upou
her iunge Will likely be permanently Injurious.
Hfr Dude jr nts. Hbnmore. She 10 proPz!etress
ut 1nl!lineis csnhlish ncut on that floor OF tue
hulidt1g. The lady who gave the alarm slept On
the third flcoss aud discovered the smoke crop
irc thrs ugh tue Gonr or uet room. The damare
done By thr hFe, the Cause nf which IL q nys,
terry. will auunnt to about &3u1>
, 1869-01-26

0pe2irg Of their Now Establishment
Yesterday.

Al ths beginning Of las, ycar. the 3rc xcs.' AS
eocatl. Of this city dcc,ded 10 1a!so tho price Of
ale ald beer, anu hav avirg monopoly OF the trade,
Old 70 with inpuniiy. The 1ncA,irr proved In
nsious 10 the gotA!l trade. ard induced the prncl
pal Er'ail dealers to form joint stock company
10 matutacture the!s own liquy1s. The result Was
tic startling Of all organization called the chiesro
h.tTln: COMPANY. with capital Of xg e and
seventh etIect and Johneon avenue.
The establishment was tormat5 opened gcstef-
pa9 ssy @ son',se y on s9 ID
lake. The dImcua,ons arc 2l9.l5O feet. IN THIS
l. built a suhetaIttsl INC story hylck hunaing.
tile length and breath Of the bu1id.nv, u roomy.
well bu!lr, anu tu,ltshed with all the apparatus
oa j. he ''fsT9s sss sss d94 is 1t is ec gs
lo1table ara weli-appolnted otnce. and to
tae cast Of ,hs eillce Is The tnn room,
fn1n.rh. with n three @ lsrse lsrnennng .uns, ne sns
a nath tub: AID eouth Of tho mash tub Is one Of
the malt aGo's y separate building. oo hsre AZ:
f.et; also the ho, water, hot liquor and boiling
tubs. togcth.r ~'sh the sccoud malt door, m4It
hnlldinE and is 10 tect square. Il Is well hnll.
with brick nsctts aud :sur noor. The steam engine
ls Al cut twenty torse power and tho holtrr spoat
! Rc5:b, Twobtr i Fnreep sp'''~4 y ~
1hc Capacity of the oTcxefg tS cateulnffd At ioV
bslIcis a day. In the sp1tE the csmpaue pro-
ptees to enlarge II. ard bultd on their varnct
rfot rrty. Outrtde the buildings are the stabes.
| intcbded 10 accommodate nve teams. and
| the ace house Al the south ecd. whete
| 5tg taEs OF ice may be stored. Inc
! ektahlisHm nj is Cornpsct and well pn! tocethef
Tberr IL no waste spacc. The horses OF tho com.
pany ate epleEdlt an!nA1e. vi great ttfcaRth, md
tnc wngont. tastefufiy painted, are oruaHealal Il.
| well En- usrfEl.
large numher Of gentlemen were Invited tc
! at;etd Jce!crday. AEd did SO. Mt. Wn1. T. Jscz.
tpn, the suIs!rnaLly superintendent, COZ
dueleu The party th.ough the pren.sc!. and
cxpiaiuca the process Of .conEtr1ilg bare.
into tosmi1e lager and deiieioas ale I
b1uDti:ul cpt1altoL was spEtad in an upper room
| anu th.thsr tho party repaired to Hartss
| OF the eAtatlet, to eay nothirg Of a genernu
| flow nf lager, aic ard wtnc. They then smoke,
cira1s and tIas.rEca tic building once mofe
1 here Was nau-!c ind 1up:omptu dancing, INT
ut. r. u'Httl, tie able aud energetic frtsiacp
| OF the company, made u neat lite .ptfch, q.
| tleE there more toaEte, and m src wtle, an
! more trrcctef, ned eycryhoy WAS happy an
wisht q good speed and good luck to the undc
t8kiIR. ......-.
1Ec Manufacture Of the llqaors will be com
uenceu to-uuy, The wnrk ie N the hands c
TEac.icsl men, vho thoroughly unocsstan1 II
bueine-s. std have the money and tho u.tcrnatut
tlon 10 keep II going. in tplfe OF all obstacles
rnpnapu!szlpE eomhiDtnoEe. The officers att
=. b'Er,1, Prt-id.Et; 4. AnohcrC- Vice Pres
deL1: Wu. Masi.a- Secretary; Joscph s:ahi
s1caEurer: Wm. jackson, Superintendent, at
| Peter L. Howker, breucr.
, 1869-01-26
Letter from AldeEmnn S. i, Russell.
CHICAGO. Jan. g..

To the Ecitor Of The Chicago frthuue:
am nhligco for your favorable rem azkt In SUI
da,'r rspsr on tito prueoszd park or boulevard
tut1ouDdll TT ctty. But. ypu were In error in
saying the bill You Inhllthed was presented to
TIT fnunct1 by the Committee on WharScs aud
Public Grnnnds. The committee did no frame
The bill. nrE have Hey ae yet recommended any
bill totte couLctl they hope 10 do au dxrinx
tic wrtk. l. Tor one. do not app. re Of that. nor
of any I'LL ~ fweeptnp In its provisions. am
aat!et'd that top much poscr rhouln not be
gwen 70 Board Of commissioners Nor atn l In
iavLr Of 'ssu,nE bonds at the present time. There
secure the lard while It IL cheap; this can he
do-c without MOI cJ. OF with very little, ut most.
Tbesc rhGu1d be p'eLty Of room given
ir which to chnnse this pR.k or boulevard.
ord thin survey nre or nix routes OF ltEes:
then tinu ont how much OF this land would be
oonated b the owners along thc didt rcut tur.
ye,s. ard give It to those maktuE the hes: oder.
Tins you would rave msn, c1rnpe'ttorR. Lsnd.
owners wcu be. very sn:isus 70 secure this
ncaIl. .. quite all the lana would be given.
MAly you'd doubtless be wiling to be taxed ot
asstsscd + 1ts Improvement. Tho Comnls~,on.
css should have -wcr to condemn and as-e-s the
ysiue o! lAtd caEdeHneu On the adIoinirg prop
e1fy. Thua VT cnnf1 have all This land wlin0ut
the ctst Gf one dollsr 70 the city. except the Incl
d. nj e1pen-e., BY lzyiEK out anu dttentnc o.
grading n the ordil afy way Of gtadtcg rtreet:
for The pEctcnt. and setting out trees 70 they
might b. growing, the whole would not cost oTel
fstE tncussna aoi:ars: In this way tho wost
AID ability 10 meet them. RcsPecttutly yonrs,
Chairman Committee On wharves aEd PuoN
GtCuade.
, 1869-01-26
Arrtee Of 4 Youthful Fafgtf.

Ekw YVnX, Jan. 93.-EasAlnt Il. And'cWt,
AIRED y Yrars, hatltng frnEa 1innos. wts arrested
here. ,rsscsday af.crronn, whsn ahout taking ny
liz. chrekf On bns!nct. houses. Anasewa hss
waiting r.lat,vcs hers iot m TT 1',% in,9e
I.r. fure. ctc ohts.ucA by means nf foFkcd
chicks. lie hss been committed to Iait tut fa''
lhfI x3tNtpAtipp,
, 1869-01-26

SEw Yonk, Jan. .a-The ptics OF Casasy
C.mcic1y. or Mulberry street, Wa cnfotea ay
tu.c Art on snlu DAY Fight. hole being maae ~
aun $40 uoa partly In hnrds, wcrc taken from tae
sale, wb'cn WAS ha'ertd nPon wta h7am''s'
At pa'c!a:s es.s2sl.
, 1869-01-26

Tho Juusper Tar So0p II the b st
toilet scap ever msde, as It NAV be use: With I'm.
puuify By ladies' with the moss tender skins; at
thr same time It ts invaluable as a remedy for
pimplcp, rough or charped hands, aud all cu1une-
ous diseases where other Soaps cannot b. used
without a9grava'ing the ua1ady and giving pain to
the patient. Manufactured By Caawell, Hazard
e Co. New York.
, 1869-01-26

"Exc-sdi- Ely Ell. cttve.-s Browns
Bronchial TIoches' aEc excellent iozepgea :,
the relief Of hcalseceea CT sore thtoht Trey atC
Certainly exceedingly effective. We hsve kaown
several sn'tsnces in which uoubsesone u2hs
fayc ceased yerT fpe di1y alter one OF t~c
Troches we're etaken.''-Christlan Tforid, london
e. gland.
, 1869-01-26
ueavx Bsnk nonbe1y In nal.1more.

11tafJ BRnH hoEbtly IN UAtsImoles
WARRINGTON, Jan. 25.-rhis morniug tnspee-
tor Dukes received q telegram ftogu the nstl.
more police. stating that nuss!aty had hsea
nsmo lot eiven- and xia3o01 stolen. Tbs
property cun.is:ed of sa5,oW In Ttc.s
nry noscr. and xl5.0o Central Pae:ne
Railroad bonds. m G00 In Cn.on Paclac
Ksilruad bones. etr,OO0 In b-9o-, 1900 in
Washington Couay, Nd, hoads. <p,.0D .n Nov
ttrlcsns 5 Opclousas ifailrnaa nonds. {s,0oo ~ g
New t)r;cans 4 Jackson Railroad boudt, FL 900
IN Wc,tern M>ryi iauf bonds.
bALT1xonx, Jan. s5.-lt was tho bank OF Now
FFtnY I ight.
, 1869-01-26
Reul Eatatf@=Qountrp,

FOR eALK-by Warren & Goodrich, 1e5
tASps 4. ~ e',s:
i y P!}qy g9;oe G. 60 ss = p,
s. II; a;5;l,a. A1sa.9str e ass q 8. .es..
:s!:: i 81: s: ts:ss I E :sss
= xsaS'iS.sa : =: :sss .s;e
y s;ess ess:oa c. cc
:s;s :s;: fsS 8; g. ,E,ss I 4 ;; -;
i .sfes y weod.rd O., I.nes y p.r ss7e.
g. ss ass .;SSSsF
tssts: IL %s,ss c., r!tea - per .sra.
:s:ss:'s Hsaes $:: ESss ~ =: ~: -. '@'
& e. i. ~ .sss Sst ;hs .ss
road y. and tho patents fos tha sAns sFs IN or
Az: Al,e: jys tmpseysa f.....1a yaatf::onco.
ssi
rsovsd arms ai'couls u Fs;+eent @ 'p'A We '1
DOR sALE-seycral good farms near
nil. s IS1 ,cSaat5 9 rsl,osd %
ss.s ss ss!sa ia ISL
s g. g:a 1e4.z sna
fhE:fH Eas: t5g9A s'' to " '"
FOR sALE-By c. 4. Gaubert { CO., Room
= aslfe 81. ..ye,., ae.rabte farms.
sss sa esls.se. Wsa as az Sid saesp: ID
ssses. ,s ARTICLES impreEemsnt beautiful loeaton:
properly viii &c taken il ezessess >As AO0''' e'''
TOR sALE-Fas1a, 1s0 acres, good lm~
es &
, 1869-01-26

A trEtlAL MxxYi.0 or the Northwestern
Poultry Atroc,h log II be held ir the par;oF nf
TIC tstmtLt ioctc thi4 nftcrf ocn. n 3 n'rtoek.
~" h.t- are rrII.ttv teQl tlftl u az NJ, =.
, 1869-01-26

1mprovcds
FOR 8ALE-by Whipplc d Truo, Room S
sslH ssiS .;sis nGssis s ssa.s . .,
nsDas59 IN pso.emep!s. Daosna q h.rs sin.
,; y a5rSs ss1
ss* e : IT. &C. It.
ss Il q si:s, aosss ss' i + tac; 1Sss
T;Te .nltnaia sxel!!pzs saa !ot. o. wsbs.h'.v
:$s|s I; S:::..ses ,ss
Tor SALE On tho Avenues -Frst.c'a,s
5s!ea.s.. m.I.'s tssaf OF ""'A'AA' 'on'h Of VI"
vMsy Eoon t!sme hsass sod lot on wsua.hs..
m.Ih'a tfoas On Wabash .v. no.s Four.
*'s es:'
.,s.s: n'i "a iZs wabA'hsv., nssr Twcnty.aia.h.
f!r.ie.ss 6siek honse with turnture,, largo .os,
o. ' M',sa'F.a,.y no,.h s;. q ssasetat tsitoo
b:is ssn Twentieth and rwsnsS s IT,
Ms'ns rept esq.s o e9 ao base
rieI Ii5s ssa.F s feet on laa'.na av n=ss
ss's.s .s near s twenty
TOR sALE-By Thos. 4. Bill 4 Co.. Room
PRAiR!E.Ay:-aoa.e I'D ~ saI!sl fseI near
!%e!oSs@sa!.: i bstEs'na s%@'' WIN ~ mo''sFn
PRA1ME AE:-Thfee marble houses, corner TRen-
1sDl marble house. pe.. raeu-
ISplASA-av.-co,tase And lot. near Tseu.y..trth.
= GAHAsfiAV;-s -sox1ish. near Thlsty.arst-st. fIa0.
81; sSasf
WABAEu.AS.-2.s l. east ront, Corner Forty
, 1869-01-26

II Fou value tlfs aud property get q
Fire k1tlngulsher for Your building. Yhr price
United states Fire E:tinguisner Company, head
lftcc uey street, New Trrk.
, 1869-01-26

Dr. K~ptsor,s Corn Oil. for tender
feet indamed joints. bur,ous, chltbtalus. cusus,
ETC Price. ii res bottle. Druggists have II.
Office, III and ll9 Llark street, koons 5 and l.
All drufe and narcotics arc daus er-
out. but Wolcotta Pain PANT aIwa,s gives TN.
mediate heruht. 'ry 1t, frcc, a. 159 South Clark
Street. Jh.cawo.
, 1869-01-26
CRIME.
Robbery OF $1,000 Mt Dane, Wis,

Spcclal Dcspatch to The C61eago Tf1hone,
MADISON, Wis.,, Jan. ".
News whs received here to-day that Nr. A. C..
klnr, a cattle buyer, Of the 1own Of Dane, living
eighteen miles northwest or here, WAS robbed Of
Ev,9u0 IN large bileeome UEitcd States Treasury
notes, rome natl nsl currency, iuclud.
trg three enc thousand dollar bills, c!ght are
hnt dtcd del liar bills, ard tEo one hundred do!lsr
hills, received from bis partner, u Nj. Smith. Of
Chicago. At Middleton station on Friday after
loen, carried home aud p,ac-d On ehclf In a
tnorbtpg. Tart Of she house IL which Mr. King
d sells was oecuried bT another family,
the head Of which MAS absent At tho time OF the
robbery. and their outer door wa* found open tho
lcxl morning; alto door leading to The cham
her. 20 hat the robbers must have ottstned en-.
tra1 ce that *ay. Mr. King odcrs reT1td OF
f5p1 tor the apprehension OF thr tooncEs aud
Il 6G1 Eos she y nf the money, or IN pro-
poEtioa for any part thsreot
, 1869-01-26

OAlAb1VTFUs
Eok SALE acres, kinzie.st., west Of
sacrs ; near SJsps Janps,ton. h,eh land, IN grove.
lossFss asFss nssT nssr Grs:s J. cfE IT, snns ron
so fret orsh nf limits. uras lincoln nv and 'front.'
ioA icrt. stntcst. and TnhRsh.av.
t let's OH Nood.et.- near Aunfoe.
slo,a, Jehnstohs subdivltiSn. ncsr 1.euben.st and
iGS IT.. Eighteenth. Nineteenth and rwent5etnst,
os nak5sy a ayH ~ rnyms%I. CHEAP
Sx!M. Eo1in Deas asbarnst.. nsar Liaco!aav,,
!aIs, Notth penrhorn.st with snlend'a residence.
:is: ,*se:x ~ s'f;Ss
e s9sa on Aon;oa II for R
100 Waahtngton-st., tfoom 2.
TOR sALE-Ry Warren, Kccney 4 Co.,
Real Esia.s i Brokers. No. i'll Msasson.st.. ot1ce
81 acrca On LAX. snorc, ~ miles aouth Of Hyde
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CONGR ESSsONAL.
Conclusion Of Yesterdays Proceeding,
SENArR-Aoer our r.nor, ,Iosed

SRNATE--Afler our report closed
tsrtous amendments to the Ildau appropri-
atlon Pill, reported by the Committee on APP.
preparations, were agreed to.
AT JAS p. N. message was received from
the House announcing its concurrence IN the
report OF the Committee Of Conference on the
Mr. Trumbuli, by unanimous consent made
report from the Com mi'tee of Conference on
the tenure Of Office bill.
Mr.. SHERMAN said the dominant party in this
chan Der had he power TO pass this bill in any
shape II pleased them, but he thought tie mi.
nority should have fair opportunity 70 exam
inc it, and he moved that the report b. laid
upon the table and printed.
The motion was not agreed to.
Inc report was then CONQUERED in-yeas ~,
nays s-M ssrs. Bayard. C,sserIy. Davis, Nc
Creery, Sprague, ) ockton, Sherma an and Wick
ers-
The Senate then went into executive session.
ahd' after some time spent thereIr, adjourned
HoUsE.-AfteI our report closed and the re-
port OF me Conference Committee on the Ten
uTe-of-Oftce bill had been adopted-yeas log,
nays o. (as stated in the ST Ar OF last EVENING"
Nr eavenson, tOhio) from the Committee
on Elesuons, reported a resolution that Mr..
SneiuUn, from the second Congressional DIS
trict OF Lou slams, be admitted to a seat In the
House, without prejudice to the right Of anv
DINER per- on 10 contest the seat. Laid on the
liable and ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Burr, (Ill.) from the same committee
gave noie- that he would present a minority
r, p0lt In this case.
MI Dawes, mass from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported A Def ,Iency Appro-
priatiOn bill. Ordered TO be printed and made
tbe special o der for to-morro and every day
thereafter until disposed thereof
Mr.. Butler, Mass. from the Committee on
Reconstruction, reported ii general bill for the
removal OF political disabilities. Ordered TO be
printed ana recommitted to the committee.
The House then resumed the consideration of
the Mississippi bill, the pending question being
on the motion of Mr.. Farnsworth ~ postpone
the whole subject until next session.
Mr.. Dawes Mass proceeded to address the
House on the general question Of reconstruc-
ton. arguing that before the unreconstru cted
States are admitted to representation In Con-
gress their governments should be republican
in form; that they should receive the assent of
tine people of the States, and that they must
command such support within the bounds of
the State as will enable them TO maintain them
selves. He eulOgiZed the Congressional plan
of reconstruction. and argued that it was the
only method by which the late rebel States
could be restored to the Union. Inasmuch as
there was not time AT this session to give the
matter the careful consideration which II de.
served, he hoped it would be postponed until
the NJ Xt session.
On motion OF Mr.. Logan, the Senate lent
resolution respecting the pay and allowan ces
of enlisted men of the army was taken from
the Speakers table and passed
M. Ward IN. " Obtained the floor on the
Mississippi bill, after which the House ad .
journed.